Adelphia Arrival Sparks Noncombatant Talk in City
Special dispatch reports Mace and party arriving at 9 this morning with thousands at the depot in Baltimore. By last evening O'Baldwin rode in Mace’s car to Philadelphia, with general sentiment that a fight was unlikely this afternoon despite a gap between backers in New York, hinting at cautious action.
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Liberal parties struggle to raise funds for local orgs
Special dispatch notes August 15 column on Perryville soldiers reunion and the weak fundraising for Liberal and Democratic groups. It mentions certificates of incorporation for Union Flour Mills of Delphos with capital and the Straiteville Consolidating Company with an office at Sandusky and $500,000 capital.
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Distinguished visitors sail for Moravian voyage
The Right Hon. Russell Gurney and Wil Hem H. Smith M. P. sailed yesterday for the steamship Moravian. Gar. Smith, a noted news-dealer of Low, plans a tour through Canada and the United States.
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Quarrel Between The FoE And Axio In Florence Dispatch
The Daily News reports from Florence that the conflict favors a continued policy of hostility toward the Italian government. The dispatch notes tensions involving the foe and Axio, with August 15 at 6 a.m. as a referenced time.
Arbitration Court Session Opens In Guuxva
The Board of Arbitration session began at 12 30 and ended at 3 P M in Guuxva on August 15 with all counsel present. Mr Davis and Lord Tenterden were the last to depart the Council Chamber as the court adjourned until tomorrow.
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Noosa
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Seether libel suit stirs Chicago Tribune court action
A garbled August report from Lovuimsville Kentucky outlines a libel dispute involving the Chicago Tribune and J. W. Wallace. The piece mentions a defiant party and a firm tied to H. M. and associates with a potential court ruling forthcoming within a day or two.
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New York War Seizure Tale Faces Serious Charge
New York report details a seizure during wartime events and a grave accusation toward Semater B Deolittie San. The narrative portrays a dramatic sequence amid ongoing conflict and questions about accountability.
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Sun cases rise with scattered citywide reports
On August 15 Naw Yor records show twenty three sun related cases in the city yesterday with five in Brooklyn. Eight other cases occurred in various areas, reflecting a broad spread of incidents and the need for continued vigilance in public health and safety measures.
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Portland speech underscores political reconciliation and loyalty
An August speech from Portland emphasizes unity within the party, pledging to consider lesser aspirants after major candidates. The speaker defends the Cincinnati platform, calls for fair treatment of supporters across regions, and signals intent to reunite Governors and loyalists while condemning force and corruption. Persistent regional tensions and exile references frame the unfolding political drama.
Troop Numbers in the South Refute Administration Claims
A War Department statement shows total troops in twelve Southern states excluding Texas totals 3159 with minimal deployments in individual states. Virginia has zero soldiers, North Carolina 253, South Carolina 1007, Georgia 7, Alabama 257, Florida 153, Mississippi 520, Louisiana 267, Arkansas 63, Tennessee 360, and Texas frontier detachments noted separately. President Grant arrives at the White House with General Porter, likely staying through tomorrow, while political circles discuss the Oregon Senate race and letters connected to Mr Keeley and Mr Greeley.
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Maine Voters React as Republicans Rally at Celro
A chaotic montage of political rallies, nominations, and incidents unfolds across Iowa, Michigan, and Indiana. Benstor Logan addresses Republicans at Celro while John D. Wise seeks Windale Market Conservatives in Taind a Connen. Witnesses in the Stokes case include John Brennas who is discharged from detention. The Fifth Michigan District nominates Ww. D. Foster for Congress as Cambridge City hosts a Grant and Wilson pole raising. A lightning strike injures John G. Whittier but leaves him unharmed. a son of Daniel H. Geyer dies in a coal oil fire. The Kilpatrick libel case and court actions surface amid a flood of disparate local items.
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Forgeries and Swindles Involving Banks and Corporations
Details emerge of heavy forgeries and swindles totaling about 300000 possibly affecting banks and other corporations. Victims are reticent while investigations probe Washington County and the Cumberland and Chi c Railroad Tax issues amid anticipated trouble ending.
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Market Notes And Wit From The Midwest And South
August reports mix in grain and livestock markets with price notes for wheat barley oats and pork. Freight and flour values drift while New Orleans and St Louis trend steady to weaker. Interleaved are jokes and light anecdotes reflecting a late 19th century reading room mood.
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Market Report From Parker's Landing Amid Dull Trading
Today's markets show dull sentiment on August 14 with weak demand. Crude prices hover around 1. ec at Parker's Landing and 213 1/2 cents for refined crude in New York. Bulk crude trades are depressed with few transactions, while Titusville and Rouseville markets stay quiet as reports of rain emerge.
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British Science Association Annual Meeting Honors Courage
At the annual meeting last evening Dr Livingstone was praised and Stesley hailed for bravery while Stamey received cheers and bowed. Napoleon attended. Troops were ordered to Belfast and other north Ireland towns as disturbances were feared amid Catholic procession celebrations of the repeal act.
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President issues commission to acting IRS and revenue staff
The President issued commissions today for C. Chesley as Acting Internal Revenue Commissioner, W. Hedrick as Revenue Supervisor, and several postmasters including W. G. Polk, P. G. Scott at Fort Smith Arkansas, and others. Reed of Iowa named Indian Agent at Fort Hall Reservation Idaho.
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Fourteen Bids Placed for Gorgraine at Gold Auction
In New York on August 15 fourteen bids were recorded for Gorgraine at gold totaling two million and three quarters in value. Cor dale contributed one fashion, with a bid seen at 1146 BoVidgs.
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Picnickers Struck by Lightning at Druid Hill Park
Thirteen picnickers were struck by lightning at Druid Hill Park yesterday afternoon. Several women were badly burned but there were no fatalities.
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The Barnard Case Debates Over Judge Bernard Character
In Babatoga New York on August 15, the Barnard impeachment trial heard continued defense arguing that Judge Bernard was inflexible and incorruptible, challenging the charges and defending his integrity.
Lightning Damages Bonuses in Providence Area
Lightning struck Providence area causing material damage to several bonuses last night. No lives were lost. Local responders reported the event on August 15 with no further injuries or details available.
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Untitled fragment about fatal assault and arrest faces unclear names
A fragmentary report describes a twenty year old involved in a fatal incident. A person named Johnson was struck and died after remaining unconscious for hours. A King was arrested, but the Johnsons were not yet captured. The piece mentions connections to Sullivan and Virginia with related county activities.
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Fragmented Local Sports Snippet About Canada Game
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Canada and a game at a local venue. Names, places, and exact action are unclear, making a precise summary difficult. The readable elements hint at a hockey or ball game context with unspecified teams and location.
Fourth Congress Nominees Nominated by August Theblicans
The August Theblicans unanimously nominated Revadae for the Fourth Congress. No further details on candidates or dates provided.
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Recurrent Prisoner Jones Returns to State Prison
Jones, once a prolific burglar known as the smartest in New England, has been recalled to state prison after being brought by two police officers. His criminal history spans Feb 14, 1855 to a recent sentence, with prior pardons and work on Albany Assembly ironwork. He faces continued confinement, with likely court action on a new charge in a few days.
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Surplus Men and Boys in 1870 U.S. Census
The 1870 census totals reveal a notable surplus of men and boys, with more men than women in the population. The passage notes this imbalance grows as age groups shift, highlighting an excess of males across various ages and the enduring presence of bachelor males.
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Atwood bank forgeries shock Louth and county
August 15 report describes Robert Atwood, noted insurance agent and speculator, fleeing yesterday and exposing widespread bank forgeries and swindles. Losses run from 5,000 to 50,000 per bank with estimates exceeding 300,000 overall. Atwood held bail at 50,000 and faces possible clemency appeals amid tax resistance tensions in Washington County.
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Ledger and Standard Consolidates Into Joint Stock
The Ledger and Standard newspapers have merged, becoming Ledger and Standard under a joint stock company. Founders include Moter, Gwin, Kelso, and Johnson with initial capital set. The first issue appears today under the new firm name.
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Report on Cuban bra d editors formed in Canada denied
The unusual article notes a Cuban bra d editor ship or group denied by authorities. It mentions the arrest of a botemeat character in connection with the matter, indicating a politically charged incident abroad and local reaction.
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Tm Canada
Relations of the Pope and the Republic in the Future
A Pall Mall Gazette note claims Mgr Chigi may visit the Vatican to ease Pope Pius IXs anger over French conduct. It discusses likely Cardinalial appointments for Paris and notes Vatican caution about future French diplomacy. The piece questions France's ambassadorial stance and the impact on Vatican-French relations.
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Drive Wells by Driving a Pipe Into Ground
A historic description details a method to obtain water by driving an iron tube into soil. The setup uses a pointed end, a perforated tube with a strainer, and a pump attached by wire for jointed extension. Used with boards and a sledge, the drive wells supply water along railroad lines, notably along the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe route, arguing advantages in sandy or loose soils and potential savings compared with rock boreings, with applications spreading from Kansas to New Jersey.
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London debates street pavements wooden blocks near collapse
A London correspondent notes intense debate over street paving methods with wood, asphalt, and Belgian stone. French asphalt is applied dry and rolled, English asphalt is poured on concrete, and drivers report Belgian blocks perform better than British stones. In the West, gutter blocks and rolled concrete gain favor, while wooden blocks remain popular where lumber and cheapness justify use.
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Spoliation in Yosemite Valley Draws Attention
A Yosemite trip report describes extensive logging and saw mill activity in the valley, with trees felled and claims fenced, while vandals reportedly order pleasure seekers off. The piece notes authorities and press vigilance, and mentions France’s Biarritz visitors and England’s foot and mouth outbreak spreading across counties.
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When to Prune Detailing Deir England Farmer Advice
The Deir England Farmer notes gardeners err on pruning due to limited knowledge of tree growth. It advises pruning only when the saw stays bright, indicating sap flow. Thick sap means avoid pruning. after mid June sap vessels empty, pruning then minimizes injury. Shortening is risky, leaves below cut would absorb sap. Autumn leaves fall also signal readiness.
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Camp Meeting in the Olden Time from Lippincott's Magazine
An edited excerpt describes historical camp meetings with a sunrise Lorn signaling wakefulness and worship, then meals, prayers, and afternoon preaching. Mourners formed a guarded ring around benches and a wall called the living curtain to kneel and pray, while door-posts admitted participants and singing rose from a shared hymn tradition.
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Rights of Smokers in the Conso rious World
The New York Times argues smokers have rights in a world hostile to tobacco. It notes tobacco is consumed across societies and that smoking cars and spaces are unfairly punitive toward smokers. The piece urges decency and moderation, warning against demonizing tobacco or its users.
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