Chester A Coy and the Ewing Coal and Galt Company
fragmented notice lists Chester A Coy issuing a certifiate for Lancaster with 20000 capital. mentions a newborn, Klippart heading to Mansfeld for a fair, and an upcoming exhibition with products from Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Silver States to be represented in a line of manufactured implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A Coy
Alec
Ewing Coal and Galt Company
Lancaster
Klippart
Mansfeld
Faig
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Silver
Milling of a Prominent Citizen Dispatch to Louisville
Special dispatch reports the shooting death of Joseph Tidings a prominent Cumberland County figure. Willis O Bensley is named as the alleged shooter with unclear motive and timeline details. The report notes confusion surrounding tidings and the ensuing inquiry. The event prompts local concern and further investigation by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LouisviLug
Joseph Tidings
Gumberland County
Willis O. Bensley
Taodis Euley
Liad
Geneva Tribunal closes as Anglo American talks wrap up
The Tribunal of Arbitration nears completion with counsel from the English and American Governments busy drafting statements and accounts between nations. Depredations by Anglo Confederate privateers are noted. All members plan a dinner, and a ball hosted by the American agent's wife is on the agenda. Radical candidates total about three hundred fifty for Cortes elections forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craix
Mapzin
Radical
Cortes
Haid
Minister Washburne Interviewed by President Thiers at Trouville
Minister Washburne recently conducted an interview with President Thiers during a visit to Trouville. The talks touched on ongoing Franco-American relations and potential diplomatic openings in the wake of recent events in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerning
Washburne
Thiers
Trouville
Consul Turner Injured in Japan Attack
A dispatch from Japan reports Consul Turner had a leg broken after a group of drunken Japanese attacked him and Consul Shepherd in Kiote. The incident occurred near the consulate during the August visit to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
New York
Turner
Shepherd
Kiote
New York Weather and Storm Report from August Event
A chaotic weather note reports a heat hot day after a heavy storm in New York on August 23. It mentions fourteen sun strokes with four fatal, hail and rain, a sixteen degree temperature drop, and missing fishing parties near Braoch. A court case involving a Duet Aver with a half million bail is noted for October but may not return to New York.
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New Yor
Braoch
Ted
New York
Pittsburg Railroad Tree Tragedy Reported
A Pittsburg incident details a death caused by a person lying on a railroad track. Authorities investigate the event and identify the deceased and possible motives or circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
Lottery Draw for the Col- Heeum and Appurtenances
A fragment notes a drawn by lot lottery for the Col- Heeum and its appurtenances with a substantial sum involved. The text is terse and lacks context or dates but indicates a formal distribution of property by lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot
Mounr Tezal Scores in Storm Aided Cricket Start
Mounr Tezal won the toss and led to an opening score of 136 for three as a thunderstorm interrupted play. The match progressed under weather delays with August 23 cited in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounr Tezal
Eeiltmunised
Aotenatiie
Races at Springhed Wass Halted by Rain
Unclear report from Wass dated August 23 notes racing events at Springhed including a 2:29 trot won by Jods Fer lerton and a 2:32 pace in a later race. Fragmentary text obscures full results and participating horses.
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Springhed
Wass. Spxinchelp
Mass
Jods Ferlerton
The Weather Report for New England and Wisconsin
The weather forecast notes August 23 at 11 A.M. over New England with continuing conditions. Southerly winds are expected in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasummeron
Englad
Tome
Wisconsin
Three Men Drowned at Baltimore Described in Report
A Baltimore incident report notes the drowning of three men on August 23. Names and precise details are unclear from the fragment, but the tragedy is documented as a fatal aquatic accident with authorities investigating the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Albert Schraner
Heary
Lone Con Scatter
Ian Tt Atow
Hice
Labor Reformers Meet in Philadelphia nominating slate
The Labor Reformers national convention in Philadelphia debated presidential choices and ultimately proposed Charles Vee of New York and Steroebury of Delaware for the Louisville Convention. Max Hammond of New York served as temporary chair as delegates clashed over Greeley and Grant endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baber Reformers
Philadelphia
Philadelyha
Paxn
Labor Reformers
United States
Max Hammond
New York
Greeley
Baltimore
Charles Vee
Ster Oebury
Delaware
Louisville
Wm H. Irving
Ohio
Irving
Taki
Grant
Liberal convention names Gilmore for lieutenant governor
In a late session the Liberal and Democratic conventions nominated Col. W. E. Gilmore for lieutenant governor replacing CH. Prost. A joint gathering in Michigan also advanced nominees for governor Austin Bish and for auditor general Neil O’Hlearson. Resolutions reaffirm Cincinnati positions and endorse Greeley ticket as the era’s honest public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Odien
Dad Beiet
Ger Limore
Littral Tonreeton
Col
W. E Gilmore
CH. Prost
Cincinnati
Greeley
Austin Bish
Arkansas Republican Convention Report Clipped
Fragmentary note describes a convention event in Arkansas with references to August 22 and individuals such as Wheeler Attora and Corben. The text is garbled but points to a party gathering, appointment details, and a reported attendee list or roles within the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Page
A Wheeler Attora
Jobs
Lake M
Gentaanan
Pated
Unclear Manuscript Note on Leali and Convention
Fragmentary text references Joseph Leali, a seed, a straight venture, and a Louisville Convention. Details are garbled with missing verbs and identifiers, making the exact event, participants, and outcome unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Leali
Louisville
Moses Nominated On First Ballot In Internal Party Fight
In August at Moses interest delegates clashed over bribery and corruption accusations. F J Moses Jr won the nomination on the first ballot amid bitter exchanges. Orr condemned the proceedings and called out alleged vote buying during the heated session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vmata
8. C
Moses
Elliots
D. H
Reuben Tomlinsen
Nagel
Macey Abergel
Ast Rochen
Tomlinson
Shengen
F. J. Moses, Jr
J. L. Orr
Banks No-Show Dims Lynn Rally Turnout
In Lynn Massachusetts on August 23 General Banks was billed to speak but failed to appear drawing a large but disappointed crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
General Banks
Peace Council Session With Kiowas Reported In Cheyenne Dispatch
Timex special correspondent from Cheyenne reports on a Peace Council meeting with Kiowas and allied tribes. Kiowas claim they seek a safe homeland and removal of soldiers before agreeing to talks, insisting they will follow a white path if a proper country is provided. Leaders Santats and Big Chee are mentioned in relation to chiefs held in Texas Penitentiary. Lone Wolf says he is ready to cooperate but demands troops depart first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcano
Timex
Kenche
Agenet
Rena
Texas
Lone Wolf
Iheabana
Timas
Washington
Rio Gragie
Rumors of Trouble Quieted by Sheriff’s Intervention
Rumors spread of a clash between white and black residents near Collierville on the Charleston Railroad following the lynching of John Brown. Sheriff Curry moved quickly with a posse to regain order, arresting several planters for potential court martial, while a telegraph operator joined the sweep. By late night, excitement cooled as fear of bloodshed eased and residents began returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEmruis
Colliersville
Charleston
John Brown
Curry
Collieraville
Mumpuis
Texn
Sesuri
Storm Strikes Connecticut River Barge. Casualties Reported
A violent storm toppled trees and toppled the Vernon event and rocked the Rockville and Vernon areas. The Wallingford pleasure barge on the Connecticut River was struck by lightning, killing one and injuring forty. Two people were killed and many more injured across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockviller
Vernon
Wallingford
Connecticu
River traffic updates from Louisville and surrounding ports
August reports detail river levels with the Monongahela and Mississippi rail routes. Notable shippings include the Robin towing two Sena for the Mis era of Transportation Company and departures toward Cairo and New Orleans. Weather remains hot and clear with light traffic on several lines and vessels idle at Louisville and nearby ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Misera Oy Transportation Company
Mls
Cairo
Shamrock
Vernon
Monongahela
Carno, III
Jennie Ho
New Ora
Atlantic
New Orleans
Illinois Congressional Districts and Party Members
Fragment lists several political figures and districts with party affiliations, naming John B. Hawley Republican and Dobbins Republican among others. It notes Wm. B. Morrison as Democratic and Bradley Republican, covering Illinois districts and at large seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Chamb
Twelfth Main
Repu
Wm. B. Morrison
Illinois
Prince of Wales Yachting Off French Coast
The Prince of Wales has taken a yachting trip along the French coast. Reports also note California wool shipments arriving in San Francisco, a visit by Gen. Shennan to Dundee, and ongoing Belgian coal imports into England at higher prices. A steamship Panawa was lost near Santander with passengers saved. The era sees wheat receipts in San Francisco at record highs and a record California harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
France
California
San Francisco
Shennan
Dundee
Por Head
Prince of Baxe-Coburg
Evans Phillips
Wall Street
Count Orloff
Thiers
Russia
Berlin
Pillow Claim Rejected for Seized Mules at Helena
Ineer General Williams ruled that Gid J Pillow’s claim for 200 mules seized by Union troops at Helena Arkansas in 1862 is invalid. The property was taken in a state attempting to secede and owned by a party not loyal to the Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineer
Williams
Gid. J. Pillow
Helena
Ark
Spurgeon Sermon Sparks Personal Accusation in London Guest
A London visitor recalls a Sunday talk where Charles Spurgeon allegedly singled out a young man for critique of his dress and conduct. The account, debated by several companions including a minister, questions whether the preacher’s targeting was personal or misinterpreted. The anecdote remains uncertain, with possible implications for Spurgeon’s method and its impact on the listener’s conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spurgeon
Persty
Spargeon
Charles H. Thompson
Paris
Bourgeon
Pia
Bee
Spa
New York Independent
Paper making in Japan a vast ancient craft study
The article traces Japanese papermaking from early silk and wood-based sheets to the introduction of bark from the paper mulberry in the third century and later widespread usage. It notes hundreds of paper types, including poems, deeds, wrappings, and even clothing, and envisions future innovations like wearable newspapers and all-side printed fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corea
Boston
Japan
Bome
Dn Santley
Baltimore American
Narrow Escape of Pleasure Party in Forest Fire
A Walla Walla Statesman account describes a pleasure party trapped in a Canyon mountainside fire. The group fled uphill as a funneling blaze roared, protecting the ladies first and retreating through timber to safety, with the gentlemen saving camp valuables before the flames reached the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
von Neene
Letter from Charles Francis Adams on Greeley and Oregon 1860s
Special Dispatch reports a Balton source stating Charles Francis Adams will not consent to be nominated by the Greeleyites for Massachusetts governor. Greeley allies fear the Louisville Convention's impact on Maine and the state election. Attorney General Williams notes a ten percent tax on state bank notes applies to own notes. banks argue otherwise. Greeley campaign falsehoods claimed about voting by minorities to aid Republicans. Commissioner Douglas returns but remains unwell, plans brief travels.
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Balton
Charles
Francie Adams
Greeleyites
Massachusetts
Greeley
Greeley Democrat
Louiville
Williams
Oregon
Maine
Asa
Greeley Campaig- Comaines
Douglas
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Explosion Tops Brook Ballantine Oil Works Tanks
Special Dispatch reports two benzine tanks exploded last night at Brook Ballantine & Co oil works in Tenperanceville near the city. The blaze spread to adjacent tanks, destroying about 400 barrels of benzine and leaving some injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tires and Chronicle
Prristiac
Brook, Ballantine & Co
Tenperanceville
Nea
Port List and River Movements Highlight Evaxsvills Dispatch
Special dispatch notes ships and barges arriving from below at 8 PM while the Henderson packet and Grand Due are the only boats in Louisville yesterday. Leclaire from Caro to arrive soon. rain last night with clearer weather today. river stationary and Salt River reports heavy sowing wind. Wildae Lone Wise Favnie Freeze headed to allipoke. McAliiser and others bid to buy Chesapeake for Parisman and Guyandotte trade. Juniata went down last evening.
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Times and Chronicle
Evaxsvills
Grand Due
Henderson Packet
Louisville
Leclaire
Caro
Newburg
Salt River
RexTox
Wildae
Lone Wise
Favnie Freeze
Allipoke
Boy
Wise
McAliiser
Oe Morgan
Chesapeake
Andy Robinson
Andy
Ironton
Market News: Grain and Flour Prices Steady
Wheat and flour prices show limited movement across several regional markets with flour steady in places. Corn oats and barley trade slowly while pork, lard, and bacon show modest firming. cattle receipts remain light and prices mixed in Western New York markets.
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St. Lov
Choi
New Yors
P. M
Wister
See
Spmmer
Shorts
Market reports show crude oil quotes and steady activity
Special Dispatch from Pittston area notes crude oil prices around 84 cents with a quiet market and little change in bulk sales. New Rock Grr region shows firm prices with moderate inquiry and sales near four thousand units. Titusville market reports mixed rail quotations and regional price indications.
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Hoes and Chronicle
Pirrsvac
Pittsturg
Iquiet
Marteet Uiet
Rude
New Rock
Pat
Titusville
Courtyard sermon plan during minister’s absence
The article notes a court-house yard scene as Truthful John Soun faces an overwhelming reception and a punchy disruption. Rev. J. P. Landis, a prominent alumnus, will occupy the pulpit during the minister’s absence amid the September events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Soun
J. P. Landis
Ase Sommi- Mery
Dr. Srisae
Republican Convention Nominates Candidates for Twelfth District
The Twelfth Congressional District Republican convention met to nominate candidates for Congress and Elector. It opened at 1 o clock in the morning, with temporary chairman P C Smith of Pickaway and secretary George W Donaldson, as recorded by the Lancarer correspondent.
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Imes
Chronicle
Lancarer
Dsy
Congress
Wiseman
Fairfield
P.C. Smith
Pickaway
Gorge W Donaldson
Alfred Willams
Dr. Williams
Franklin
James Tate
Taylor
Smith
Acclaara
J. D. Martin Oe Rhiadesoen
Pickawa
Pete Cooea Son
Denaid
Pickaway Delegates Help Shape 1872 Republican Platform
The Pickaway county delegates helped finalize a long Republican platform adopted at the National Convention in Philadelphia. The document praises Ulysses Grant, endorses civil rights, national currency, reduced debt, and protections for soldiers, while urging moderation on public lands, immigration, and taxation. It calls for abolition of the franking privilege, supports amnesty for rebels, and stresses unity, industry, and fair wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pacific Railroad
Gen .Grant
Cies
Fourth National
Great Britain
Congress
Republican Party
Winadro
Con
Pope Ate Ag Blican
Pope Ate Ag Blican Part Ixteenth
Ulysses Grant
Americas
Internal Revenue to Tax Brokers on Sales From October 1 1572
The Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue announces a tax on brokers sales of bullion coins notes stocks and bonds will be posted on and after October 1 1572. The measure covers cold and silver bullion and con promissory notes, securities and other financial instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Washington, DC
Internal Revenue
Baldwin arrives in Philadelphia for potential match with Mece
Baldwin reached West Philadelphia with his trainer and backers to discuss a possible bout against Mece. He proceeded to the training quarters at Heddington and will remain there until he is summoned for the arranged meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpita
Baldwin
West Philateipais
Bis
Mece
Heddington
Businessmen Back Grant Reelection Amid Economic Fears
A Boston Journal summary notes many Maine manufacturers favor Grant and Wilson for re election viewing it as stabilizing finance. They warn that a Whittling Southern policy and Ku Klux restraints removal could trigger turmoil, price shifts, and disrupted trade if change occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gove Pacrosineg
Catene
Greeley
Ku-Klux Wes
Maine
Grant
Wilson
Ulysses S. Grant
Boston Journal
Greeley on Grants Erection in New Hampshire Tour
The text mocks a Grant surge in New Hampshire as a national appeal. It argues Grant’s appeal crosses politics, predicting electoral and popular majorities surpassing Lincoln, praising his fidelity to country, and urging voters to support him as the best emblem of national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Grant
Bate
Dietany
New Hampshire
Ead
New York
Gen
Fundy
Congress, Jr
Lincoln
McClellan
Eabee Ees
Ulysses S Great
Besch
Advertising Giants’ Wisdom on Wealth and Growth
A selection of quotes from contributors including Amos Lawrence Nicholas Longworth Stephen Girard and A Z Stewart extolling advertising as the key to wealth. The text stresses constant promotion and liberal spending on ads as a foundation for financial success and business growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad- Bonner
Amos Lawrence
Nicholas Longworth
Stephen Girard
A. Z. Stewart
Gris the Fat Contributor and his Mississippi River tale
A lively early 20th century style note lampoons Gris a Fat Contributor known along the Mississippi and Cairo. It teases his spendthrift habits and public image while recalling old club schemes and a schoolboy couplet about fortunes and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Gris
Knights of the Golden Circle
The
State Journal
Columbus
Gris
Andy Francisco
Tiuer
Ohio State Journal
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Detde
Canada
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Ins Pab
C. W. Dennison
Springfield
Wwitsox
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ChicaGo
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Eam Couyin
Republi
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Tennessee
Memphis— & Sheriff
Connecticut
Lightateg
Rochester
Rochrster
N. Y
Clinton
Lewis Johnson
Georgia
Thomas J. Spear
Barnesville
New Albany
Eddyville
Star and Sandy
iMoe
Weamesek
Dexter
Cor
JuMes Taylor
Nepublican
Twelfth One
D. C
Is Dobbins
John B. Hawley
Dirley
Rep
Ne’ Bradley
Telegraph
England
Walter Scott
Central Park
Edinburgh
Scott
Grosvenor Square
Matilda Fietcher
Athenium
Columbeas
Grant Club
William C. Wilkinson
Uiks OF
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Chattanooga Herald
Tennewee
F. M
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Greeteyites
Worsica
Loatevills
Oreg
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Deage
Greeley Committee
Curcaco
Archibald Clybours
Hamstor
Cari Behur
Horace A. Tea Co
N.Y
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van Allen
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
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Baratoga
Pins
Harry Barsett
Coan & CO
Ada
Napoleon
Paris Figaro
Prince Bismerck
Sedan
Vaxvarest
Bar-le-Duc
M. de Moltke
hamRle
Tuileries
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Meuse
Sadan
Emperor
M. Moltke
Fresnois
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Marie
Ge 'E
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Hans Fritz
Grant and Wilson
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WM. Johnston
Columbia Town Hall
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Grant and Wilson Club
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West Canal Street
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Honopathic
Egan
Quarte
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Wedouecealde
Berghoneen
Masse County
Wilson Bro
B. Y. M. Mustin
Old Reliable
Little Miami Railroad
Loveland
Leaveland
Setanta
York
Pullman
Priae
Calumbas Smo
Basset House
w.Loe
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Great
We Western
Everine
Harper & OC
SEW Music
Price al” Emerson
Te Ben
Pilorim
Safe Deposit
the Safe Deposit Company
West Third
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