Congressional Convention Deliberates Through the Night
Lancaster August 9 The Congressional Convention stayed in session past midnight with a seventy five ballot tally led by Jewett 35 Grice 18 Finck 16 Bingham 25 Van Cleaf 48. Debates continued as motions to adjourn were defeated and delegates discussed a compromise candidate while planning to reconvene Tuesday in Columbus.
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Justice Keogh And The Galway Election Cases
The House of Commons resumed the Galway election debate on Mr Butt's motion to unseat Capt Nolan amid claims of priestly influence. Prominent Irish members denounced Keogh. the Government backed him as the debate ran until four this morning and yielded a government majority of one hundred. The Royal Yacht Squadron regatta began on the 8th and ends tomorrow with the ongoing match for the…
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Farewell Concert and Political Notes From City News
A Boston Theatre farewell concert by The French Band last night drew crowds. Reports mention Treasury disbursements, a Richmond merchant’s death, Paterson tax relief on rail repair shops, and a stabbing near Cleveland. A 200-gun salute highlighted the Washington event. Military and political items include New York veterans’ convention at Utica and appointments in Ohio and minors districts. The American Minister to Mexico plans September departure.
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Meeting of the Arbitrators Adournment Til Next Wednesday
The Alabama Claims Arbitration Tribunal adjourned after a two and a half hour session and will reconvene next Wednesday. Officials say the long break allows study of case points and aims for a conclusion by September 15. Evarts heads to Paris today and will return before reassembly. Cushing and Waite plan visits during the recess.
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Fortifications Strengthened at Gravelines Dunkirk Lille Calais
August 9 report says the Assembly Committee on Fortifications agreed to strengthen coastal defenses at Gravelines Dunkirk Lille and Calais, outlining planned upgrades and strategic aims for the Franco region.
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Tampico Revolution and U S Citizen Involvement Report
Fragmentary notes describe a Tampico revolution during August with mentions of an election candidate and American citizens. The text references figures such as Mariscal and Nelson and appears to be a brief foreign affairs blurb with uncertain details about events and actors.
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Politician Cheers for General Grant Amid War Record Debate
A fragmented report notes Benator praising General Grant's wartime record and postwar actions, while Mr. Wilson faced loud cheers from the crowd. The passage reflects debates and public sentiment during an August event in Laponte Ixp.
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Greeley Mass Meeting Arrangements Fall Through
Proposed mass meeting for a political discussion among colored men collapses as mere negotiations unfold over a lean heavy robbery case. German immigration speeches by Secretary Bentwell and Speaker Blaine generate attention amid the Brooklyn mad ball scene.
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Nathanal Camp Meeting Draws Massive Philadelphia Delegation
Special dispatch reports Nathanal Camp Meeting progressing smoothly with clockwork regularity. Rev G Hughes, secretary of the National Association, spoke to over two thousand as Rev McDonald began a longer sermon. Delegations from across the country, including a Philadelphia party and Rev Levy, are due tonight or tomorrow. Morning meetings at five and eight drew strong interest.
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Delegates Clash In Conneticut Convention Ballot
Report from Lancaster August describes a long convention recess and a ballot. Jewett allegedly prepared a withdrawal letter and hid it for later presentation. Delegates listed votes: Jewett 35 Van Tramp 4 Bingham 28 Griswold 18 Finck 18. Gen Sebleick urged broad interests, Fairfield delegation retired, Franklin delegation also withdrew, leading to a twenty minute recess.
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Victory Arrangements in North Carolina Headline
Special Dispatch reports a late afternoon salute honoring a Republican victory in North Carolina. Liberals are few and disappointed. John R. Craven leads the small opposing group and Dr. A. Ennis accepted the coroner nomination on the Greek ticket. Delegations from Louisville and other areas are expected as Gov. Morton arrives for upcoming events.
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Enthusiasm for Senator Wilson in Indiana
Special dispatches report growing crowds and spirited meetings as Senator Wilson campaigns in Indiana. Carl Schurz and General Harlan are listed to speak. Hon. B. E. Perkins is likely to be named to the Superior Court seat vacated by Rande. A policeman named Jacobs was dismissed after a late night drunken quarrel.
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Senator Sumner to reply to Garrison letter soon
Special Dispatch reports in Wasuisotox that Sumner will respond to Garrison before leaving for Boston. The President is expected to attend a Cabinet meeting next week in Boston on Tuesday or Friday. Maine letters hint Republicans will win the state by a solid majority in September, while Greeleyites mount a strong bid to topple Speaker Blaine but are not likely to succeed.
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Milwaukee region hosts annual Wisconsin cultural races
Milwaukees Wisconsin cultural and Mechanical Association hosts races in August. Prize money includes $1,000 for two sixteenths and $2,000-plus for horse events. Organizers expect strong entries and a competitive program. The event is tied to the city’s late summer schedule with races on August 4.
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Movements and Weather Report From Pittyarns and Port Listy
Special Dispatches note the noon metal marks at 20 inches and no arrivals or departures. Brownsville shows 3 feet and stationary conditions. Routing updates list Arkansas Belle, Bowling Green trips, and Louisville to Cairo services with times from 5 P. M. to 1 A. M., including Judge Baer from Clarksville to Louisville.
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Grain Prices and Market Notes From Cleveland Toledo
Market reports from Cleveland and Toledo note steady corn and oats with unchanged flour and lard, winter wheat prices around 60 to 70 cents, and spot stays for bacon and pork trade. Regional freight and stock quotes reflect dull business activity and small adjustments in wheat and flour futures.
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Staffordshire potteries plan early price rise for china
The Staffordshire potteries manufacturers agreed on an early advance in china prices to offset higher fuel and material costs. A committee has been deputed to prepare a new price list.
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German Government Expels Jesuits Amid Catholic Strength
A Berlin action targets Jesuit and Catholic influence as Protestants condemn Papal power. The piece cites 18,000 Catholic priests, 11,000 nuns, seminary numbers, and monasteries across Germany, Prussia, and Bavaria, noting Jesuit schools and monasteries. It argues Protestant Germany is intolerant, asserting papal sanction of policies.
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