Republican Rally Draws Thousands at City Rink
A gala day in Manton Illinois as crowds packed the City Rink to hear Indiana’s O P Morton with praise for the President and Republicans. General Finneil Grosvenor and W H Herod spoke in the torchlight meeting, with five thousand present and city lights ablaze in Republican enthusiasm. The old Jefferson Republicans are stirred and vow victory.
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Times and Chronicle
Manton
Indiana
O. P. Morton
John W. Finneil
Kentucky
Holman
Jeferson
Evities Multiplying and Baldwin Pinnerd Battle Not to Fight
Fragmentary note reports a dispute or standoff involving Evities Multiplying and Baldwin Pinnerd, with terms about not engaging in fighting across Maryland or Virginia. Mentions potential fighting grounds and unclear references to ferm negecd.
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Boatia
Maryland
Virginia
Times and Chronicle
Baltimorg
Destructive Windstorm Hits Louisville Area
A heavy wind and rain storm swept Louisville August 14 causing major property damage and crop losses around the city. The 8. T. Sait & Co. whisky building collapsed, crushing an adjoining house and risking about $50,000 in damage. Several southern city houses blew down, flooding spread across the countryside, and canal litigation stalled as judges unavailable.
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Times and Chronicle
LouisviLle
8. T. Sait & Co
Wiles
Salwgue
Canal Company
United States
Ballard
California
Fmmons
Swayne
Europe
Storm damages in New Ruaky strike homes and tree
A severe storm battered the city at night injuring no people. Lightning damaged the Bullock residence in the upper city and the Woodill home in West Union. A tree struck by lightning killed a tied cow.
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Inp
Ani
John R. Bullock
John Woodill
West Union
Arbitration of British negligence on rebel cruisers debated
In Geneva the Board of Arbitration weighs if Britain used due diligence to prevent rebel cruiser escapes. The court reviews each vessel case to determine negligence, with Cohen summoned as an expert due to his knowledge of the circumstances.
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Board of Arbitration
Great Britain
Cohen
Geneva
Wabash Runs Aground Twice With No Serious Damage
The United States steamer Wabash grounded near Osborne twice in recent days and was hauled off by the Shenan dah and Wechusett. No serious damage reported. Also notes General Sherman’s reception by the British court at Osborne with cordial Queen’s message to him and Commodore Alden. Jesuits convene in Rome to discuss renaming and re-dressing expelled Jesuits in Prussia and possible re-entry into remaining Orders.
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United States
Osborne
New York
General Sherman
QUERE
Southampton
Prince of Wales
Commodore Alden
M. Beck
Order of Jesuits
Rome
Prussia
Pottsial Sferra Lerdo's Chancel for Presidency Peace Be sterea
Pottsial Sferra Lerdo navigates a contested path toward a presidency focused on peace as ministerial changes reshape the leadership, signaling shifts in policy and governance. The article notes potential alliances, strategic moves, and looming decisions amid a tense political landscape.
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Lerdo
Besterea
Prepura
Mexico relaxes martial rule as states regain powers
August report from the City of Mexico notes progress toward pacification with martial law revoked in Puebla Hidalgo and Zacatecas and state governments restored. Ministers and officials are named as candidates and elections loom while casualties from recent revolts provoke petitions for clemency and commutation.
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Mexico
Gomez Palecon
Bhdow
Puebla
Zicatecas
Hidalgo
Larde
Guzman
Epgerg Siewao
Juarez
Eltitica
Baez
Omoens
Incomplete historic dispatch from Fairview on rail route bets
Fragmentary report mentions Indians, shooting, retreat, and railroad progress. References Central Pacific and Union Pacific actions, a projected road from Toeno to orese, and deposits described as alive. Details are garbled but imply a plan to connect rail lines and secure coal regions.
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Fairview
San Pietens
Nhs
Central Pacific de Railcony
Toeno
Union Pacific
Prison clemency urged for 24 Ku Klux prisoners in Albany
New York reports executive clemency requests for twenty four Ku Klux Klan prisoners in Albany. Other items note Jim Johnson indictment in Greensburg, yellow fever victims buried, and Pierre federal political talk amid upcoming Philadelphia and Syracuse events. Weather cooler with health warnings on Staten Island. A sailor on the HadSop recounts discipline by the royal yard and a sale by a local clique begins.
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Greensburg
Jim Johnson
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Oeerate
Mexico
United States
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Numancia
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Entintment of Volunteers for the Revolutionary Army to Cuba
New Norden reports from Montreal that organizers linked to a Cuban expeditionary effort are recruiting for a revolutionary army in Canada. The scheme, previously centered in New York, aims to assemble at New Brunswick and Bay of Fundy ports for covert transfer to a Cuban cruiser or other vessel. No arrests have been made as authorities investigate the network.
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Revolutionary Army
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Canada
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Wilmington call to form Democratic club shocks locals
August 13 report states William Dean issued a call signed by Dean regarding a Louisville Convention action. He organized a Straight Out Democratic Club and claims several Democrats are urged to join it amid local political tensions.
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William Dean
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Walkes Linked to $10,000 Firm Embezzlement Claim
LW Walkes, partner in HH M Etaley & Co, is accused of diverting about $10,000 from the firm using false entries while serving as financial manager. He reportedly used firm funds and operated with low risk of detection. Wallace, his Detroit banker, later moved to the city and had banking ties here after a failed Detroit business venture.
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Detroi Michigan
Sand laden steamer Market Bay sinks near island shore
In a day afternoon accident at the city foot of the island the steamer Market Bay loaded with sand was swamped by swells. Seventeen aboard. Jacob Watson and his two sons among the saved. several unnamed individuals were lost.
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Jacob Watson
Crispins deny withdrawing from Lynn Seviegs Banks
A telegraphed statement claimed the Crispins had decided to withdraw from Lynn Seviegs Banks over funds. The source states no motion to withdraw was ever made, denying the reported action.
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Lynn Seviegs
River News Dispatches From Evansville and Ports
Special dispatches report river conditions August 14 with a partly clear warm weather and a rising water level. Vessels Arkansas Belle Probasco and others arrive or depart Evansville and Memphis while the Petrel No. 2 and J C G Memphis lines are listed along with forecasted arrivals at Louisville and Cairo.
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Evansville
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Rights of Portland and Louisville Canal Company in dispute
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Williams received a long letter from District Attorney Wharton of Louisville detailing clashes between the canal company officers and United States engineers. The letter blames the absence of the U S Judge in Louisville for delaying an injunction. Officials plan to seek sanction before a Supreme Judge to argue the company rights under winter legislation.
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Louisville
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Liberal convention at Greenwood Hall endorses Republican ticket
At Greenwood Hall the Liberal Convention convened with Moses I. Wilson calling the order and Jaeire Markworth presenting reports from the formation of the coalition. Officials, including John Olden and E. Z. Citaon, prepared the platform pledging support for the state ticket and the presidential candidates, while speakers debated party alignment and reform.
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Moses I. Wilson
Jaeire Markworth
Fragmented political report on Liberal Republicans meeting
A rough OCR of a political report covers Liberal Republicans and county committee actions. It notes attendees, remarks on the report, and reactions, with names of officials and candidates and references to a minority report and votes.
Democratic Convention Fails to Nominate in Humbol dy
A 60 year old Maryland native W W Perry died of starvation in a Front Street room after an inquest found the death due to actual starvation as witnesses described. The district Democratic convention adjourned without nomination or recommendation.
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W. W. Perry
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Mandell Praises Arbitration Decision at Sheffield Meeting
In Loxpox on August 14 Mandell told constituents that the indirect claims difference between Ese land and America was resolved by Americas acquiescence in the Tribunal of Arbitration ruling. He praised the British Government and US stance and noted the London meeting of the British Geographics Association starting today with Mr Stanley expected to speak on his Africa travels. Ex-Emperor Napoleon, Eugenie, and her son reportedly present. A letter from Sidney Young says Lord Tenderden asked him and Cohen to go to Geneva to explain American claims for damages by Confederate cruisers if needed.
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Stanley
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Eugenie
Siso
Sidney Young
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Cohen
Geneva
President Thiers Arrives From Trouville To Chair Cabinet
President Thiers arrived today from Trouville and will preside at the cabinet council this afternoon.
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Cabinet Council
Explosion at Dupont Powder Works Shocks Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports a gris mill blast at Dupont's Powder Works last evening injuring workers. The Labor Reformers' committee criticizes leadership while delegates discuss Dover convention, endorse no candidate, and adjourn without a resolution.
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Six Workmen Attacked by Molly Maguires in Ashland
In Ashland at 3 AM six laborers were attacked near the Andeuried mines by men believed to be Molly Maguires. Wounded were W Davis John P Webster and Albert Denes with Davis likely fatally hurt. The assailants fled after the assault.
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Tralia
I ‘W. Davis
John P. Webster
Albert Denes
Davis
Bond offerings adjust to 14 57 100 on purchase plan
Bond prices shift with a range from 14 34 100 to 14 57 100 for a $1,000,000 purchase. If bought, the issue would be sold at 14 34 100 to 14 57 100.
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New York
Angree Sted
Unknown man's body found in Squires orchard East Forty
The body of an unidentified man was found in Squire's orchard east of Forty this morning. No identification or clues to his identity or origin are known at present.
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Beach Defends Barnard in August Mt Impeachment Case
SanaTona reports that in August Mt, Beach continued his defense of Barnard in the Barnard impeachment case, outlining key arguments and maintaining defense posture amid proceedings.
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August
Barnard
Beach
Convention Voting and Nominations Highlight Local Politics
The report details a county convention where Bowles, Lakeman, and Keck pursue nominations amid noisy proceedings. Gen Halpin and Gen Hil oppose, with Bowles declared nominee by majority and Lakeman acclaimed. Electors are chosen, with Frenzel Ball and others mentioned. disputes over candidacy are resolved, and party dynamics unfold amid gubernatorial and presidential speculations. The piece also notes a $10,000 wager on a political outcome and references conventions in New York and other states.
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New York News
Cooky
Grant
Drowned While Bathing Near Cleveland Harbor
John Smith of the schooner C. J. Breed drowned while bathing Tuesday evening off Cleveland Ohio as a seafaring incident. Local authorities reported the drowning occurred during a leisure swim by the crew member aboard the vessel. The accident adds to maritime hazards faced by sailors in port waters.
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C. J. Breed
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