Correspondence From Cincinnati Times 1869 Debates Grant's Message
In a November 29 1869 letter from Cincinnati Times Correspondence by Wasahinorox observers note that MPs and Senators avoid firm stances on finances tariffs or the Cuban question awaiting the presidential message. Grant’s recommendations are seen as influential and harmony in Congress may be elusive. Hearresigns as Attorney General to become a Supreme Court judge. public opinion calls him unpopular. The piece discusses currency reform, China mission, Haitian envoy, Wyoming prospects, and a sea serpent story from the Scottish Bride voyage.
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Cincinnati Times
Wasahinorox
Quesacatia
Grant
Congress
Lincoln
Boar
Hear
Congers
Supreme Court
Hoar
Stanton
E. A. Slack
Olinois
South Pass
Wyoming
Louis
St. Fine
Ons
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
California
Genela
Wyoming Tribune
South Pewee News
South Pewee News, Which Is On A Local Which Ag Ley Oeally
Rew
Alter
Rial
Pioneer Genealogy Sketch of Jos. Wilkinson White
Biographical sketch recalls the life of Jos. Wilkinson White who died November 17, 1899 near Youngstown Ohio at his son in law Henry F. Hall's residence. Born July 3 1788 in Fort Duquesne Pittsburg he helped found early Ohio journalism with the Ohio Patriot and Federalist papers, declined political honors, and lived a long public career amid Civil War era debates and religious engagement.
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Youngstown
Mahoning County
Ohio
Henry FE. Hall
Josght Wilkinson White
Mr. Watre
Fort Duquesne
Pittsburg
Mias Potty Reisinger
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Waite
Porter Lawren
Ohio River
Marietta
Muskingum River
la Belle Riviere
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Ohio Patriot
Warre
Carnes Hawmond
Cincinnati Gazette
Liberty Hall
Iammond Street
Federalist
White
Hammond
Cebu
Him
Chi
Lewis Cass
Font
R. W. Dixerxwatt
Gen. Sheridan
Jack” Morrow
Omaha
Radini
Ellen Wood
Henry Ward
Beecher
Victor Emanuel
Brigham Young
Henry Ward Beecher
Israel
Sam Low
Mia
Mary E. Tucker
New York Democrat
Bismarck
Napoleon
Prince
Cassagnac
Cass
Augusta Evans
St. Elmo
Colfax
Jenks
Marines
Sherman
E. M. Stanton
Congress
Parepa
New Albany
Vincent Collyer
St. Paul
St. George
Alaska
Pug Feseey
The
Express Company
Wm. Smith O’brien
Ireland
Irel
Grant
Edward Ketchum
Sing Sing
Robert Dale
Owen
New Harmony
Ind
New York
Clara Barton
Switzerland
New Orleans Times
J. M. Cass
John Lawrence
Egypt
John C. Fremont
Paris
Transoe
Memphis and
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Hiram &. Dign
Femeeee R.1
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Kentacky Stock Items Update From Paris Reporter
Mr. Alex McClintock returned east yesterday and reports he sold stock items in Kentacky, as noted by The Paris True Kentuckian.
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Paris
Alex. McClintock
East
Saint-Beuve and Friar Salestes Debate Faith in a Café
In a fragmentary anecdote from a restaurant scene Sainte-Beuve, long seen as infidel, sits with the Friar Saletes who challenges his disbelief, asking if understanding God requires more than reason. A heated exchange follows, ending with the two men becoming warm friends after the encounter.
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Sainte-Beuve
Sale
Incomplete Text From Historic Page Item
Fragmentary OCR from a newspaper page shows scattered letters and phrases referencing people or groups while lacking coherent facts. No clear event dates names organizations or outcomes are discernible for a reliable summary record.
Catholicism in England lecture sparks fear of Catholic rise
The Rev Dr Cumming warned in Liverpool of a desperate effort to convert England to Roman Catholicism. He cited Archbishop Manning boasting of 2000 converts in two to three years and claimed two years brought seventeen new adherents. He invoked apocalyptic prophecy of suffering and punishment for the church.
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Cumming
Liverpool
England
Manning
Ley “Bara
Mystery Certificate Speech Sparks Historic School Quiz
A fragmented reminiscence shows a student asking when Golgotha discovered America and the puzzled teacher replying with a joke. The scene centers on a scratched memory about a school certificate and a printed exchange, ending abruptly with the line You’ve got me again.
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Ponem
Golam
America
Aed
Paris Sighs as Rosecrans News Drifts Through Telegrams
Condensed dispatches report Paris anxious yet calm. Rosecrans was in St. Louis yesterday. Debates over Cuba acquisition continue. Lectures set in Dayton, Route No. 1 work, and St Louis reports a large prison tally. Political nominations and river traffic shift across multiple cities.
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Rosecrans
St. Louis
Cuba
C. F. Hall
Dayton
Havana
State Horticultural Society
Huston Hall
Democrats of
Boston
Geo. A. Baldwin
Prince Sunwenna
Japan
San Francisco
New York
Dorothea Vanderhoff
Chicago
J. H. V. Allen
Augusta
Georgia
Peabody
America
Max. Klinger
Internal Revenue
Bank-note Printing Com
Ottawa
Canada
Missouri River
Ft. Scott and Gulf Railroad Company
Ft. Scott
Kansas
Southwark
Fenian Burke
House of Commons
Rufus King
Custom-house
United States
Rome
Cincinnati Irish Building Association
Columbus
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Morgan Scout
Matt Griffin
Chalmette
Coquette
J. Tyatee
Lake
Phil. Pfeiffer
Phil
Alabama House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committee
Memphis
Mississippi
Nioe
Alcorn
House of Representatives
Carrie V. Matthews
Colfax
Washington
O. J. Hollister
Connecticut
Tippy
Harries’ Station
Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland
C. Hall
U. S
Lockwood & Co
Ok Wood
Reader W. Clarke
Ohio
The
Treasury
Delano
Supervisor Young
Indianapolis Journal
Morton
Hiaeli
Mate
Union Pacific Road
St. Paul
Pembina
November 1869 Weather Summary from College Hill
Monthly weather notes report November 1869 at College Hill with three clear days, average temperature around 38 to 30s, wind at multiple hours, snow 46.10 inches, rain 217.30, coldest day 21st at 29 degrees, warmest 30th at 55, lowest 28th 22, highest 4th November, and remarks on unusually strong winds and milder storms. Saginaw Enterprise lumber and shipment figures referenced.
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Coliner Hitz
Boster Times
Smithconn
Agen
J. W. Hasarr
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Gulf Stream
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Wales
Walter Brown
Rendall
Harvard
Steamship Company
Augusta N. St. Clair
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Olive Logan
2 Con Saad
Tom Alien
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British America
Mexico
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Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Pol Poly
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Little Rock
Ark
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Aviles
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Berton
Mexican Claim Commission
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Wendell Philliars
Newburyport
Mass
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San Domingo
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Marons
State of
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Robert A. Lauberton
Harrisburg
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Saginaw Enterprise
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Race
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Joseph Foster
Steam Marble Works
Canal Sts
Cincinnati
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SAGE
C. F. Gordon
N. E. Cor
Eighth & Central Avenue
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Mecca
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Burkhardt
Canada Sable
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Brush Factory
Cincinnati Brush Factory
Walter Gow
L. F. Wehrmann & CO
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