Republican meeting sparks large torchlight procession
Colcumnus reports a splendid Republican gathering with a grand torchlight parade. Gov Noyes predicts Grant carrying Ohio by 40 000 to 60 000, while the party plans extensive use of speaking talent. A Cleveland Franklin Iron Company certificate shows 150 000 capital. A boy named Daniel is run over by a train and loses an ou t. Two men O Neal and Mulleer clash in a London prize ring style fight with Mal freer inflicting a large shoulder wound. Temperature described as very hot with many paper collars.
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Grant
Ohio
Republican Executive Committee
Franklin Iron Company
Cleveland
Daniel
O'Neal
Mulleer
Malfreer
Republican meeting draws largest crowd in Albany history
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports from Albany on August 21 a Republican meeting claimed to be as large as the Schurz event of Saturday night, with about fifteen thousand people present. The report notes three hundred colored men from the city attended.
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Albany
Schurz
Jefer
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Lowes Creek
The
Prrrsnore
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New Albany
Labor Reformers Rally At Columbus Convention
The Labor Reformers gathered in Columbus Ohio for a National Labor Convention meeting. The local workingmen join the event to show support and represent Hamilton County’s labor community.
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Columbus
Egein
National Labor Convention
Hamilton County
Missouri Coalitionists Meeting Agreement
In St Louis on August 21 the Missouri Coalitionists discuss ties between the Democratic and Jefferson parties. It was agreed that each party would share venues and coordinate to avoid duplicative events.
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Missouri Coalitionists
St. Lovurs
Democratic
Jefferson
Utica Story After the Convention of Soldiers and
Utica reports on a convention of soldiers held in August detailing proceedings, speakers, and decisions affecting veteran support and local morale. The brief notes notable attendees, positions voiced, and anticipated community actions following the assembly.
Opdyke Exits Governor canvass cites Morgen and Senator
Local report notes Opdyke has withdrawn from the gubernatorial race. Ex Governor Morgen and Senator are mentioned as remaining figures in the campaign. The terse item suggests a shift in the political contest with key incumbents still active.
South Carolina Republican Convention in Columbia
New York report notes delegates from South Carolina gathering in Columbia for the Republican State ticket and governor race as Democratic candidates in New York are mentioned in context. The dispatch highlights political maneuvers and attendee dialogue among party figures.
Dr Houard Remembrance Acknowledges Helpers
Fragmentary OCR notes honor Dr Houard and those who aided him during his illness. Mentions hospital care and gratitude toward a local medical community and associated organizations.
Fatalities to Railroad Employes in Toledo
In Toledo on August 21 Jemnes Caniefl, a Lake and Michigan Southern Railroad employee, was run over by an engine on the ground and killed instantly. Wm Blair, a switchman for the same company, was also run over by a freight car in the same area and is expected to die.
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Jemnes Caniefl
Lake and Michigan Southern
Wm. Blair
S Witchman
Blight of a Defaulting Bank Officer
A garbled notice recounts a bank officer’s default in payment, with unclear names and details. The fragment hints at financial misconduct involving a banker, along with vague references to wine and social distractions, but offers no concrete identities or dates.
Riots in Belfast and surrounding areas intensify
London dispatch reports Belfast riots drag on amid terror and destruction. Orangemen attack Roman Catholic sites. troops face resistance as authorities struggle to contain looting, killings, and arson. Hospitals filled. several shot, ships carpenters join rioters. police and constables mobilize to restore order amid ongoing violence.
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London
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Sandy Row
Royal Barracks
Dublin
High Street
Donegal Street
Linen Hall
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Boyne Bridge
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O'Connell
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James Connel
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Fortieth Regiment of Infantry
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Carrick Hil
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Benin
Northern Star
Indicted Fat- Boiling Establishments In New York
Five owners of fat boiling establishments were indicted in New York with more expected. Reported prosecutions suggest continued crackdown as authorities pursue additional targets in the sector.
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New York
SS Tenacereses
Maris
Gaston
Verdict in a Boller Explosion Case
The court awaits Grand Jury action after the panel found the details of the Boller explosion case unclear and postponed further proceedings until Monday.
Wheat corner crash hits merchants on Board of Trade
August 21 Cuiaaco reports turmoil as the wheat corner collapses. J. B. L & Co. leaders and about twenty associated firms fail or refuse margins, brokers panic, and several prominent merchants struggle to settle obligations. Hugh Maher linked to core elevator controversies
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Bulle
Pal
Board of Trade
Ring
Sianelal
Hugh Maher
Olney murder and mob execution recounted in August reports
The Olney case describes Jefferson White shooting Henry Houltz as he worked a threshing machine, killing him. Houltz’s wife miscarried and died days later. White was captured by guards, then hanged by a mob at the Olney courthouse yard as crowds looked on.
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Ee Berhead
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Henry Houltz
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Collecter Restrained Death Trial Cotton Effected by Drought
Memphis dispatch notes President Kant directing a collector to discontinue actions as drought impacts cotton. The fragment references weather, cotton, and economic effects, with unclear details and dates.
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Kant
Hottest Day in Chicago Amid Broad Weather Appeal
Weather records fall as Chicago endures extreme heat. The piece notes high temperatures across the city and forecasts continued heat. Separately, a spike in political and social events is reported with meetings in Arkansas and Little Rock. The death of Captain Davenport is reported from the Congress steamer at Carlsbad.
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H. K. Davenport
United Pm
Congress
Carlsbad
Conventions Nominate Multiple Congressional Candidates
The Republican Convention of the Second Town District at De Wit names A. R. B. Cotton for Congress. The Democratic Congressional Convention in Maine's Second District nominates Dr. A. Garcellon. James Lewis, colored, is set as Congressman at Large, while Dr. Worrell is placed as Presidential Elector in the Second District on the ticket, replacing Dibble and W. R. Fish with Lewis as nominee for the Custom House party for the same office.
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Aos
Despise the Soldier Ruler in the Election Clash
A speaker warns voters against belittling the role of military leaders in choosing the next President. He defends the soldier statesman as essential to liberty, citing Washington Grant and Lincoln era courage, and urges citizens to honor veterans and resist demagogues.
Connecticut tobacco crop judged uneven by Hartford Courant
The Hartford Courant reports that tobacco is uneven due to gut-worm ravages and recent rains. Some fields show various growth stages while others lag, with a few weeks of favorable weather needed to mature remaining vesting. Overall the crop is expected to be below prior years.
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The
Hartford Courant
Vigilance Committee Talked Of in Belfast Disorder
Belfast authorities failed to restore peace as mobs attacked schoolhouses and churches amid growing unrest. An armed force of 5000 men struggled to contain the depredations, with grave mismanagement blamed by locals and plans for a vigilante committee to arrest offenders.
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Belfast
Democratic Labor Split Apathy Cited In Heatwave Dispatch
Special dispatch from Indianapolis notes Gen. Kimball reporting Democratic Liberal Republican coalition waning amid apathy and Bourbon influence. He doubts victory in the Seventh District where the Democratic margin stands four to five thousand. Weather described as intensely hot and oppressive.
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Kimball
Thie
Sin‘hra‘ Todia
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Dali
Republican State Convention Chooses Watson Chairman
The Republican State Convention was held today with Geo. H. Watson of New Haven named permanent chairman. H. Stow and H. D. Smith, previously for Keeley, signaled support for Grant. Electors named include Haven of London and Henry Farnum of New Haven, with others listed.
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Watson
New Haven
H. Stow
H. Dpd
Smith
Keeley
Grant
H. .P. Haven
London
Henry Farnum
Newaven
Julius Converse
von Bennedict
Lucile Briggs
Oliver. Oyt
Republican State Convention in Utica Opens at Noon
The Republican gathering in Utica New York on August 21 began at noon with remarks by Dutchess County chair who poked fun at Keeley. Delegates were appointed and the convention agreed nominations would be in open session. William A Wheeler named permanent chairman.
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Utica
N. Y
Chicago Market Quiet as Firms Resume Liabilities
Chicago reports no new developments in the commercial crisis with yesterday's failed firms now able to meet liabilities. Wheat purchases show interest at ranges below intrinsic value, signaling a modest revival. The overall mood improves with many clouded firms expected to recover.
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Reid
Odd Fellows Bond Sales and Rejected Amendment
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of New York rejected a constitutional amendment for admitting expelled members after ten years. Seventeen offers of bonds totaling 3 235.65 were received at prices around 113.40 and 114.30. A larger amount advertised was two million, while Secretary reported 34, ten Twain was sent to Scotia for Europe at noon today.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
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Weather summary for Washixctor region and Midwest
August 21 forecast indicates clear weather and light to fresh winds across the Southern States east of the Sierras. Expect southerly to southeasterly winds with brief 2 foot to 4 foot seas in the Great Lakes area, with a low barometer moving eastward toward Minnesota.
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Ohio
Upper Lake
Minnesota
Arrived Steamers Washington And Out-Steamers Denand
Marine and Liverpool report on August 21 noting arrival of the steamer Washington from New York and the out-steamer Denand and Hipperchoir in Brest.
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City of New York
Hipperchoir
Brest
Washington
New York
Cotton goods trade gains pace in New York market
In New York on August 20 activity rises among cotton fabrics with Brown sheetings and shirtings in moderate demand at current rates. Bleached goods sell more freely, crepe fabrics and hill’s factories reduced, prints remain active, ticks stripes and checks in better request. Coatings and fabrics show strong activity, desirable cassimeres in demand though low grades not. Channels stay moderately active with desirable makes quickly taken at asking prices.
Thiers to entertain officers of American vessel Shenandoah
M Thiers will shortly entertain the officers of the American man of war Shenandoah and will afterwards visit that vessel. M Armond Dumaresq, famed French artist, visits Genoa to paint a commemorative portrait of the Arbitration Tribunal. Archbishop DeMerode travels to Brussels to arrange Holy Father reception. Disturbances at Maidstone Exeter and other towns arise from early pub closing under the new licensing act. Dublin bakers strike for higher wages as crowds confront master bakers.
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Tribunal of Arbitration
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Exeter
Dublin
Nominating Liberal Ticket in Ninth Illinois District
Liberals renominated N E IH Worthington for Congress in the Ninth Illinois District with W 4 Wheeler also put forward as a nominee. The article notes the party's ongoing nomination process and lists the two individuals advancing in the race.
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Congress
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N. E. IH
Worthington
August Market Report with Dull Cash Prices
A historical market update notes mixed corn prices with declines and scarce potatoes, butter, lard, and bacon trends. Wheat and rye show firmness or slight shifts. tobacco and whisky prices in flux. Overall activity subdued with various grains and groceries quoted and regional price movements highlighted.
Market notes: grain and meat prices mixed across regions
Aug 21 reports from Milwaukee and New Orleans show flour mostly steady, wheat futures mixed with No 2 at about 1.00, oats and corn steady to firm, rye and barley uneven. Pork, lard, and bacon demand steady, whisky steady, and stocks in transit with arrivals and departures including the Mary M and Mary Lowry. Prices and conditions vary by commodity and market. overall activity moderate to active with modest gains in some grain and meat fronts.
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George
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de Ag
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Galton Benwins Fair
Nomi
River and canal updates from Evansville and Nashville
Evansville Indiana August 7 river traffic notes report the Nashville departs for Cairo this evening and canal closing extended to the 3rd of August. Port Lists show Grand Lake and barges from French Island Charley McDonald Eddyville and Cairo routes. Weather hot and clear with river level up three inches then down three inches. business dull to moderately active.
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Tarascon
Sandy
Camelia
Mercury
Henry Probasco
Cairo
Col. Wharton
James Speed
Washington
Evansville
Grend Lake
Barces
French Island
Charley McDonald
Eddyville
Louisville
Band of Hope entertains at Cottreey School-House
In Cincinnati on August 21 1972 a local Band of Hope event drew many attendees. Leader Mr Tobert and musicians led a program of vocal and instrumental music readings and declamations with Prof Gwinn Hillbaird and T J Monroe praised for performances. The writer commends the group for promoting temperance and moral education among youth.
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Cincinsad
J. H Magee
Cimax
Cix
Gwinn
Hillbiard
T. J. Monroe
T. Graham
Green Township Harvest Home festival at Carson's Grove
The Harvest Home Association of Green Township holds its annual festival in Carson's Grove near Cheviot tomorrow. Noted speakers include Rev. Dr. Briggs Rev. Dr. Lilienthal Hon. Wm. Johnston Hon. J. J. Allen and Hon. Samuel F. Hunt. Large city crowds are expected for music orations and social events.
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Carson
Hove
Cheviot
Briggs
Lilienthal
Wm. Johnston
J. J. Allen
Samuel F. Hunt
Goods from Massachusetts arrive for Exposition display
Mr. Jed Hibland reports several bales of textiles from Massachusetts have arrived for the Textile Fabric Department display at the Exposition, signaling early shipment readiness and setup.
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Jed Hibland
Massachusetts
City Council Reconstitutes Board and Appoints City Officials
The City Council met at Ebmer's Hall with most members present. Officers were appointed including President Vansani, with duties to appoint assistants, ratify city sand-bar actions, and schedule daily meetings. The Board of Education also convened with President Hassan and approved spring school staff appointments and salaries for assistants. The School will begin the first Monday in the term with Principal Jo Hart and Miss Legge as first assistants.
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Aaron
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Aews
Jo Hart
Flist Risttont Livre “Legge
Miss Ganuts
Tiemann
Cuba Editorial Forecasts Seeks Stability Amid Turmoil
An August Havana editorial argues that Cuba faces renewed pressures as indications point to a renewed crisis. It contends that the years 1872-73 may shape a critical period requiring restraint and unity from authorities and citizens alike.
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Havana Jiario
Labor Reformers discuss nominations at city hall meeting
An August 21 assembly of Labor Reformers in the City Hall Building named A M Puett as chair and Hoch Cameron as secretary. Delegates from Indiana Kansas Illinois Missouri Ohio debated resolutions and whether to renominate candidates after Davis and Parker withdrew. The majority report faced strong opposition and was not adopted as the discussion continued.
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Indiana
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Kansas
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Illinois
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Missouri
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Cincinnati
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Reform Party
Buckley Poet Dies After Stone Incident in Colum b us
In Columba August 21, Job Buckley a 25 year old free model from Louisville came here four weeks ago. While acting as a mediator in a poet he was struck with a stone by an assailant and died the following morning. Warrants have been issued for the arrest of those involved.
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Battle progress near tab erish grounds reported by dispatch
A dispatch from Al Pena notes Mace and O'Baldwin with friends moving toward the battlefield. O'Baldwin reportedly bears sores on back and chest while Mace appears in fine trim. The siege or fight near the ground is said to be progressing.
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Running Races at Saratoga Reveals Hurdle Victory
The two mile hurdle at Saratoga was won by Blind Tom with George second and Vesuvius third in 3:55. The longer two and three quarter mile purse went to Harry Basnett by one length in 5:00 with Mary Louise as sole opponent.
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Wheat dull as spring prices ease in grain report
August 21 market note reports wheat dull and lower for spring, No 2 Milwaukee club at 1 5, corn down 1 to 2 cents per bushel, No 2 at 59c, oats unchanged. Freight market steady with shipments at 8,008 and 19,008 bushels for corn and other grains, amber and light lots cited.
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