Tobacco tax ruling on bonded warehouse stock
In Wasamortosn August 25 Acting Secretary Richardson asked how tobacco stored in export bonded warehouses should be taxed under recent revenue laws. Attorney General Williams says taxed under 1868 act for tobacco withdrawn before July 1 1872 and under 1872 act for withdrawals after that date. President, Cabinet meeting rumored. Greeley movement weak in California. Grant expected to gain large November majority. John R. Beatty named Postmaster at Eaton Ohio.
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Times and Chronicle
Wasamortosn
Richardson
Gener Williams
Porter
Fish
California
Greeley
Grant
John R. Beatty
Eaton
Ohio
Matilda Fietcher Delivers Vindicating Ohio Speech
Matilda Fietcher spoke at Bellfontains in Ohio on August 23 delivering a triumphant vindication of Grant and a sharp rebuke to Gamner Schurz and Co. The audience praised the speech and urged keeping Mise Fletcher in Ohio as the meeting cheered Grant at the conclusion.
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Matilda Fietcher
Bellcfontains
Times and Chronicle
Ballep
TarIxe
Grant
Gamner, Schurz & Co
Mise Fletcher
Ohio
Governor Baker Addresses Roused New Albany Meeting
Governor Baker spoke to a large and enthusiastic audience in New Albany as about 2,000 people attended. The talk touched on party records and national policy, referencing Greeley and Gratz and urging support ahead of the country.
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Gov. Baker
New Albany
New Abax
Baker
Greeley
Gratz
Convention at Maine Vol Grant Era Soldiers Protest
The account describes a rough convention scene in Portladist Maine with soldiers of Grant and spa factions, a transit of nominations including Henry Wilson for Vice President, and strong reaction to perceived partisan maneuvering within the gathering. The piece notes displeasure at the process and hints at future political tension.
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Westere
Maine Veta
PorRtLasp
Grant and Spas
Harlan
Henry Wilson
Rock convention outlines liberal movement claims
In Little Rock on August 27, Litris Rock reports the Nation Republi cat emcees Dante Contest reveal the convention aims. The event addresses electoral reform and the liberal movement, with representatives and delegates assembled to advocate reforms and set claims for the party.
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Litris Rock
The
Nation Republicat
Dante
Little Rock
Columsia August 23 Publican Advice Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Columsia August 23 and action by publicans to fall their rm with advice to the… text is garbled and incomplete, limiting clear facts but notes a dated publican related reference and a call to action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoLtumsia
Geneiaes
Deas
Ublicans
Horace on His Travels and Greeley Banner Complaints
Horace departed from New York on August 25 for New Haven and Greely. The scene notes a Greeley and Brown banner and a complaint connected to the Methodist Book Concern, reflecting editorial concerns in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Horace
New Hace Greeley
Greeley
Methodist Book
Greeley and Brown
O Conor Emerges as Likely Governor Candidate
Schell tops the list as the most prominent in the field while the convention favors Charles O Connor to defeat Dix. O Connor would accept the gubernatorial nomination if unanimously offered and if the Democratic Party pledges reform in New York City.
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Schell
Charles O'Conor
Dix
O’ Conor
New York City
Cincinnati Conference M. E. Church Session Opens
The Cincinnati Conference of the M. E. Church met in Eaton for its annual session led by Bishop Wiley. Rev. W. H. Sutherland was elected Secretary. Committees were appointed to handle business as the session extends through next week with hopes to adjourn Monday. Citizens of Eaton and various denominations hosted attendees.
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Times and Chronicle
Eaton
Cincinnati
M. E. Church
Bishop Wiley
W. H. Sutherland
Ci Xsns
Arbitration awards may set damages at three to four million
In Guxeva on August 27 the arbiters appear to have settled the indemnity principle for ships destroyed by Confederate cruisers. The total U S damages are likely between three and four million sterling. Some claims remain and interest on sums may be discussed at Thursday's sitting.
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Guxeva
United States
Thureday
Baltimore Bank Robbery Reported in Telegraph Notice
A Baltimore bank robbery is reported with details alleging a tobacco factory connection and a forged letter sequence. Authorities pursue leads as the incident disrupts financial operations and prompts heightened security measures at nearby institutions.
Maude Wins $2000 Race Over Davids in New York
A race yesterday for $2,000 in New York was won by Maude, defeating W F Davids. The Sun reports letters from Stanley to Noe and Eastene to Bennett, while Jeddo’s Yara sails to Europe. Mayor Halil hosted a reception for a local figure. Ohio thefts and bank theft reports surface amid ongoing investigations and internal revenue rulings.
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New York
Ts Maude
W. F. Davids
Stanley
Noe
Eaetene
Bennett
Yara
Jeddo
Europe
Halil
Cleveland
Ohio
United Mates Bank Evtminér
Third National Bank
Williama
Internal Revenue
Jonas Crambers
the Tribune
Wren Meres
David T. Brown
Inetiienon
Telkes
Rgb
Bloomingdale
T. Gulkeut
Brutal Murder Assailants Target Desperate Weather Union
In St. Louis police probe a brutal murder tied to a heated labor dispute. Investigators question suspects linked to a reformist weather service union and violent crime escalating amid tensions. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as the investigation continues.
Unclear OCR Weather and Crime Item From St Louis
St Louis report notes cooler weather after a storm and mentions heat casualties. It also records an abrupt event at a meeting where soldiers and others were involved, followed by a violent incident at a jail where two men named McClelland and Donovan were killed.
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St. Louis
Mysterious Murder Near Baltimore Details Missing
A Baltimore report outlines a night incident where a man sprang from bed at his door and fired a revolver at a tiny robber, who was killed by a shot to the left temple. The fragmentary copy provides few names or dates beyond the August 25 timing.
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Fle
Fred
Democrats Choose Delegates to Louisville Convention
In Niagara Falls on August 28 a large Democratic meeting in the Thirtieth District elected Gee Sprague and Galen Miller as delegates to the Louisville Convention. Resolutions supported the Straight Out ticket and Baltimore Convention principles. In Kan, August 23, Straight Democrats convened to appoint a state committee to issue calls for a convention to nominate a state and electoral ticket.
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Niagara Fas
Gee
Sprague
Galen Miller
Louisville
Baltimore
Toreka
Kan
Greeley
Charles O’conor
Missouri Democrat attacks Schurz as liar and demagogue
The Missouri Democrat condemns Carl Schurz as a liar and a selfish demagogue defending Horace Greeley. It accuses Schurz of accepting pay for Lincoln speeches and seeks to expose his motives, arguing Germans nationwide reject his reform rhetoric. The piece notes Schurz’s long political maneuvering and predicts German voters will back a party with a stronger reform record.
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Misouri Republican
Carl Schurz
Missouri Democrat
Seymour
Greeley
Cai Schurz
Pot
Schurz
Abraham Lincoln
Horace Greeley
Béhurz
Lincoln
West
Lincoln Ciut
Indianapolis
Schuz
Cincinnati
Democratic
Mr. Schurz
Greel+ia
United States
Eonsust Schurz
Kaenener
Senekilon
Germers
Ani
Codh
Missouri Democra
Indiana Pols Convention Delegates Named
The Times and Chronicle reports a convention meeting in Indiana with delegates appointed by E. D. Thomas Braunóen. The event signals efforts toward energetic mobilization and a possible tied result affecting state politics and alignment with Louisville.
Seminary Treatment of liquor dealers in New York
State authorities seized and destroyed all liquor in the town yesterday and imprisoned half a dozen whisky dealers as part of a church backed crackdown. The incident occurred yesterday in New York with local officials enforcing a strict ban on alcohol sales.
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Seminary
New York
Marine Losses in Niagara River
In Niagara River a large snow laden with slaves sank yesterday with two boys aboard. Two corn laden canal boats were beached as the tug towing them could not counter the strong current, causing collisions with other craft.
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BrrraLo
Niagara River
River News Special Dispatches Update
The river level has fallen eight inches. Weather described as hot and dusty. Schedules listed include Up-Shanrock packets at 3 A. M. and 5 A. M. Bigoy at 7 A. M. Dawn-Packets at 5 P. M. Turner at 6 P. M.
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Times and Chronicle
Shanrock
Bigoy
Turner
Unclear text fragment with scattered notices in Utah and Ontario
Fragmented report mentions Memphis aphasia and a minister Bancroft, a sale of Mont erums and other entities for cash, a large fire in Orillia and preparations for a Deseret Agricultural and Manufacturing Society fair in Salt Lake City next October, plus various distant items about New Mexico and New York diamond questions.
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Monterums
Savece
Hiawatha
Utah
Orillia
Ontario
Deseret Agricultural and Manufacturing Society
Salt Lake Ly
Congressional Nominations in Illinois Districts
Congressional nominations list Sa Hi Hateb as Democrat for the Fourth District and John B. Hay as Republican for the Seventeenth District of Illinois.
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Sa Hi. Hateb
John B. Hay
Ilinois
Sowing Wheat for Winter Crops in Northern Climates
A guide urges early sowing of winter wheat from August 25 to September 11 to give roots time to establish before frost. It favors drilling seed for uniform depth, warns against late storage of tools, and notes drilled sowing improves yields and seed efficiency, while varieties should be tested locally by reliable recommendations.
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Oco
Eleo
America
Usi
A Man's Hand Regains Sensation After Amputation
In Mercer County a wounded man after arm amputation reported relief in the severed hand. An attendant reportedly buried the detached hand on a board and afterward, with no warning, the patient felt improved sensation. The case explores nerve memory and phantom limb concepts.
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Harrodsburg
Mercer County
Mackositt
Reat
English Crown Lubricator Promises Superior Printing Press Oil
Horace A. Te & Co. and George P. Rowell & Co. promote English Crown oil as the leading lubricator for printing presses. The ad claims it outperforms all other oils, reduces wear, and prevents tears in machinery. Price listed at $100 per gallon with trade discounts available.
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United States
United Lane
Horace A.te & Co
Maiden Lane
N.Y. A
George P
Dix Seen As Likely Next New York Governor
The item argues Governor Hoffman avoids a fall race while a rising Republican tide looms. Chief Justice Church declines to run, preferring his current post. It predicts a Democratic setback and anticipates General Dix as the likely successor as New York voters head to November.
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Hoffman
Justice Church
Dix
New York State
Buffalo
Tips for Ripening Pears and Handling Spoilage
This excerpt offers a practical guide on ripening pears and avoiding spoilage. It mentions Bartlett varieties and common issues with overripe fruit, suggesting simple methods to improve ripening while noting risks of deterioration. Names and specific details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fred Douglass Attacks Greeley Voting Confusion
Frederick Douglass argues against voting for Greeley, quipping voters cannot tell which Greeley they mean. He suggests the Liberal candidate has many conflicting personas from freeing wrongdoers to urging Richmond’s attack, concluding that with so many Greeleys the safest choice is to vote for neither and stick to truth.
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Fred. Douglass
Greeley
Geeley
Richmond
of Free Trade
Tariff Greeley
Greely
Grant
Richmonds
Bosworth
Remains of Bishop Upfold Lying In State At Cathedral
In Indianapolis on August 25 the body of Bishop Upfold lay in state at St. Pauls Cathedral with many citizens viewing. The aversl will take place tomorrow. Heavy rains refreshed the air. Crowe the murdered Scot was buried this afternoon by fellow countrymen. His effects will be sent to his friends. Night robberies rise but no arrests reported.
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Indianapolis
Bishop Upfold
St. Paul's Cathedral
Crowe
Cortes election results show varied party wins
In Spain the Cortes election returns list 11 Alphonsists, 3 Montpensierists, 10 Unionist Dynasts, 3 Sagastists, 80 Republicans, and 2 Radicals chosen. Emilio Castelar and Adair Malcampo are among the successful candidates. Senor Rosas was defeated.
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Spain
Marty
Cortes
Unionitico
Perseverance Ship Disaster Drowns Thirty at Porto Harbor
A dispatch from Oporto reports the steamship Perseverance ran aground in fog near the harbor and became a total loss. Thirty persons are reported drowned in the incident.
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Oporto
Perseverance
Endan
Scranton Coal Sales and Slave Trade Inquiry Note
The report notes a frigate bound for the East India squadron will inspect Zanzibar for the African slave trade and act to suppress it. It also lists nineteen Coffersol bonds totaling $1,554,300 and a one million dollar purchase offer. One hundred thousand tons of Scranton coal sold with varied prices. amateur garrison convention held, warning session unremarkable.
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New York
Angus
Antic
East India Squadron
Surz
Zanzibar
Arsmep
President Grant Arrives as Postmasters Appointed
Washington dispatch reports President Grant arriving in the capital with Secretary Fieh and clerks resuming duties. appointments announced include Charles C. Gapen named postmaster at Mason Illinois and John R. Beatty postmaster at Eaton Ohio.
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Washington
Grant
Fieh
Iurviews
Charles C. Gapen
Mason
Illinois
John R. Beatty
Eaton
Ohio
Explosion at Rolling-Will Boiler Mill in Ohio
Explosion at Bravo Bounell & Co rolling-will boiler in Cleveland area kills fireman Garhity and injures William Quingley and a child. A large boiler piece crashes into their house fatally injuring the child and the wife. Mill to shut about a month with estimated loss around $20,000.
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Cleveland, O
Bravo Bounell & Co
Youngstown, CO
Garahty
William Aasiogiey
Quingley and Child
Quingley
Weather Report Field Fragment for August 24
A weather summary notes diminishing pressure for New England and the mid Atlantic with winds turning easterly. Areas of cloud and rain stretch from New York to Virginia while the South Atlantic and Gulf States see generally clear weather with easterly to southerly winds. The morning telegram from Upper Michigan to Kansas and the West was not received.
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Engand Midtates
Virginia
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Upper Michigan
Kaness
Westas
Northern Ohio Fair Association Holds Third Annual Meeting
Cleveland reports the third annual meeting of the Northern Ohio Fair Association with plans at grounds for stock and goods delivery by autos and improved exhibits. The season’s aggregate value reaches 50,020 dollars, including 1 100 for racing.
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Northern Ohio Fair Association
New Trial of Dr Paul Schoeppe Begins in Carlisle
The new trial of Dr Paul Schoeppe for the murder of Miss Steinecke opens in Carlisle Pa with anticipated difficulty in securing a jury.
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Paul Schoepee
Carlisle
Paul Schoeppe
Miss Steinecke
River News Update From August Dispatches
Special dispatches report river conditions around Prrissene and Careo with rain indications and a stationary river at about 30 inches in the channel. Multiple boats, including Arkansas Belle and City of Helena, are listed with arrival and departure times as weather remains clear and hot in August.
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Times and Chronicle
Prrissene
Careo
Ill
Arkansas Belle
Evansville
City of Helens
Memphia
Wildcat
Cincinnati
Chipper
Geo
Wolf
Red River
Iba Khrted
Mare
Regop
Louisville
Alice
New Orleans
Ar- Sac
Helle
Chester
Aton
New Orleang
Helena
St. Louis
Logis
Louisy
Lockland
John A. Wood
Bherp McDonald
Ajax
Jennie Lee
Membis
Shemrock
Cincianeal
J. Hl. Bigley
Pittsburg
Sre
Camecia
Csiro
Market notes from August grain and flour prices
In MicWwatrhem August 25 flour remains unchant, wheat at Hl. 20 for No. 2, barley at 6he for No. 2. In August 25 at Buyvate flour steady, wheat firmer, corn dull with 160.0 bushels No. 2 Western selling at 5140, canal freights lower. No. 2 red and corn quoted quiet, lard unchanged, whisky, bacon and boxed goods listed with various dated terms.
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Cork
St. Louis
Fieus
Prine
Dexter
Henry Ames
New York
Porto Rico
Rio
Waleky
Grain and livestock market report amid dull trading
August market notes show flour dull, wheat irregular, corn steady at 38 cents for car lots, September at 36 1/2 cents, October 39 cents. rye rising, barley steady, pork inactive at 14.00, lard quiet, meats软 price 14 1/4 cents. Cattle 4 cents for goo and active, receipts 1803 head, overall market steady. whisky sale 5 1/2 cents, bid at 0.
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Sammer
Market News Patchwork From Port and City Trading Lanes
Special Dispatch from Pirrsners explains a quiet market with little activity. Prices for crude oil and refined product show minimal movement. The Pittsburgh market notes subdued trading, with no decisive bids and a few stated rating figures.
Building Improvements Permits Issued by City Clerk
Frank M. McCord issues permits for erecting two story frame buildings on Haat street north of Montgomery road and adjacent properties. Various contractors including Geore Welbit WT Farrell & theo) and Kramer & Bro. receive permits to build brick and frame structures, repair basements, and erect walls on multiple streets such as Hopkins Baymiller Carr Ninth Richmond Mulberry Linden Livingston Hamilton Vine Seventh Thirteenth Central York Dayton Central avenues.
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Binte Our Inet
Frank M. McCord
Ony
Haat Street
Montgomery Road
Geore Welbit
Farrell & Theo
Hopkins and
Baymiller Street
Wideman
Euratory Iick
Mulberry Street
Locust
Oaktreets
Kramer & Bro
Eas
Carr
Ninth
Richmond Streets
Donald Scroetail
Noa
Earl
Mary Raney
Butch Sellar
Oi Cutter
Court
Clark Streats
Thewas Shoemaker
Wade
Bank and
Riddle Streets
E. Newton
Vine and
Seventh Treets
Eralep H. Herwig
Thirteenth
Walnut
Vine Streets
Eonge Drott
East Third Street
Locke
Hillim
B. Arenager
East Front Street
Kellyaller
H . Rose
Harriet
Siath
Sly O Sirvets
Frightful Calaboose Murder Case Shocks City
A deranged prisoner in the Leavenworth Calaboose killed Albert Winters by crushing his ribs and suffocating him with blankets. Winters, an industrious local, died after the inmate, who claimed demon visions, attacked him in the drunken cell. Winters’ wife found his body in despair near the shop where he worked.
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Leacaworth Times
Miller
Sane van
Teter Heinrich Seath
Calabooge
Albert G. Winters
Fifth
Miami Streets
Calaboois
Mr. Winters
Winters
Leavenworth
Calaboose
Alerm
Hivers
Earl Yeeseetey Ernie
Joyce
Death of Cardinal Angelo Queries in Italy
Cardinal Angelo Queries died suddenly today in Italy at seventy years old. News notes his age and sudden demise, with brief placement in city and church circles.
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Italy
Angelo
Large meeting selects fifty delegates to national convention
In Chicago on August 28 a broad gathering of soldiers and sailors chose fifty delegates for the national convention. General John A. Logan leads the list as head of the opposing faction or group.
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Chicago
Univers- Geners
John A. Logan
Maryland bond robbery suspect Saunders sought in Baltimore
A dispatch from Baltimore reports August William Saunders of New York and Colorado, said to be among Maryland bond robbery perpetrators. He is wanted for additional crimes. authorities list $35.59 in United States currency and Maryland bonds as items involved.
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Nework
William Saunders
Colo
Maryland
Baltimore
Saunders
President appoints Poor Receiver of Public Moneys at Springfield
Wasuitator reports the President appointed F. Poor as Receiver of Public Moneys at Springfield Dakota. The Cabinet will meet tomorrow morning with all members present except Secretaries Boutwell and Robeson.
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Wasuitator
Springfeld
Dakota
Boutwell
Robeson
Additional Hiver News Dispatches on River Trade
Special dispatch notes late August activity at Evansville with Roarpe McDonald and Sharpe McDonald figures, Eddyville to Louisville passage at 11 A M, weather hot and partly cloudy, river dropping six inches and wind southeast. Eddyville discharging thirty tons of pig iron. Robert Mitchell purchase terms cleared by Evansville and New Orleans Packet Company. contractor to be consummated soon.
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Times and Chronicle
Evansvville
Roarpe McDonald
Sharpe McDonald
Eddyville
Cairo
Louisville
Contested Guardianship Fight Involving Minor Folner Child
The court faced a removal petition against John Brackman as guardian for Christina Folner a sixteen year old minor. Allegations claim the appointment was secured by false representations and that the guardian was improper. Testimony described cruel treatment at Koehler’s and disputes over safeguarding the girl with the godmother and others seeking to protect her from abuse. Neighbors and officials testified efforts to secure humane care for the child amid troubling claims.
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J. Parle
Christina Folner
John BR Brackman
Folner
Het
Bes Saemanenn
Lewis Hoot
Forte
Koehler
Hace Street
Nesthcenes
Hook
Lee
Jacaian
Hley
A. J. Jesup
Democratic factions fear Louisville Convention impact
The Evening Post reports trepidation among Greeley followers and other Democrats at the growing activity of straight Out Demo groups. It notes New Jersey Illinois California and other states showing strength while warning that backing a candidate like Mr. O Conor could jeopardize party integrity and spark a split.
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New Jersey
Louinglie
Illipois
California
Theresdere
Democratic Party
O’conor
Fireeler
Louisville
O'Conor
Grant
Evening Post
Gloucester Boatsman Sails to New York in Tiny Row Boat
Arthur Stevens attempted a perilous voyage from Gloucester Massachusetts to New York in a small boat with three cats and Maltese companions. Despite skeptics predicting a one in ten chance of success he persisted, pulling through rough seas, day and night, until entering the Battery Basin in New York just before seven.
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Arthur Bsievers
Gloucester
Mass
Stevens
Stevers
Little Beat
Hit
Hie
Stratford
Halliste
Bern
East
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