Pilgrims and Forefathers Day Reflections on Liberty
A late 19th or 20th century style tribute recounts the Pilgrims voyage from Holland to the New World, landing in December 1620, Forefathers Day, the Rock of Liberty, and the spread of liberty and education as enduring American ideals across north and south. It lauds Plymouth Rock, Mayflower, and the path toward religious freedom.
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Tnd
Plymouth Rock
Utah
Boston
Lincolnshire
England
James
Evanta
Wickuirre
Gop
Harry
King
Janes
Holland
Leyden
New World
Bngland
America
Kino Jauxs
Pilgrim Hall
Iis
Viegiats
Garelins
Georgia
Republic
BaTimorre
Maryland
Pilgrima
Gilstein An
Ena
Great Lakes
Gulf
The Wound Still Chasing Us A Persian Fable on our Nation
A historical allegory likens the nation to a self harming figure, describing the 1820 and 1950 slavery lines as serpents devouring its brain and heart. It recalls four decades of struggle to sever the right side’s infernal monster and heal the national wound with care and purge.
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SovTurr
Zomik
Zomix
Savery
Otheer
Nezereth
Luchran
Hell
Heaven
MilTow
Two Intermediate Schools Showcase Student Progress and Awards
The article covers exhibits and prize distributions at the First and Second Intermediate Schools. It highlights musical performances by Emma Humphrey and Victor Williams, readings by students, a Lochiel’s Warning dialogue, and remarks by Principal Crosby. City Council and police notes follow, including a gas works funding discussion and a resignation acknowledgment for General Noyes.
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Ana Anak
I Preciosa
Mies
Emma L’umphrey
Victor Williams
James
Victor Wil
Ed Semuas
Wilbur
Lochiel
Gacdis
McCaig
Crosby
Fiumsaeine
Messrs
Aecock
Princ
Ballouf
Mack
Exhibition closes with essays and Christmas luncheon
The program featured readings by The Vagabonds led by Master Lawrence Maxwell, with a witty recitation on changes of the subject. Katie Scuder delivered a well read essay, perhaps the best written of the event. Afterward a pleasant Christmas lunch followed the exhibition as attendees dispersed.
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Lawrence Maxwell
Edahy
Mies
Katie Scuder
Weil
Universal charity fair scheme touted in reckless lottery pitch
An exposé of a dubious fundraising lottery claims to help destitute children of soldiers and sailors. It outlines a May 1867 fair in St Louis with one dollar tickets and promised prizes up to twenty thousand dollars, plus speculative gifts and display plans.
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Louis
United States
Union
Army of Rebellion
Ponaene
St. Louis
Aeere
Iaa Ms
Waters
Florida
Wiswell
Wiscons
Express
Wisconsin
Sis
Forpham
Trouble in Missouri and Congress Gridlock
The report traces holiday absences as Senators and Representatives depart for the season while lawmakers in reading committees stay to prepare business for Congress. It notes internal revenue receipts of 300 707 dollars and mentions tariff debates, Wells’s revenue tariff plan, and the Georgetown election as political focal points.
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Reading Committees
Congress
Baltimore
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Smith
Senate
Capitol
Guthrie
House of Representative
Mr. Wells
Treasuruent
Wells
Colfax
Atlantic
Pacific
Georgetown
Weetney
Comuran Council
Alfred Lee
J.eteher
Stanbery
Lt. Watson
Richmond
Dr. Watson
Gov. Letcher
Washington
Supreme
Indiana
Bbc
Poe Ays
Court of
Letcher
Remember the Little Ones Mission and Baptist church notices
Religious intelligence highlights a Bethel mission feeding 2000 children at Merchants Exchange and a Orphan Asylum fête on Mount Auburn. Reports on York Street M E Church dedication and Christmas services across central congregations. Roman Catholic items note Archbishop Purcell confirmations and a Mount Adams Immaculate Church scene.
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the Redeemer
Christ
Merchants’ Exchange
Tueaday
Bethel
Orphen Asylum
Mount Auburea
Little Ones
Fowell Buxton
H. B. Batley
Whch
Cortonal Church
Seventh Street
Friends of Humanity
Mount Adams
Purcell
Martha M Bricket
Merodeon Hall
Investigating Committee Eyes City Officials and Police
New Orleans December 20 The Investigating Committee seeks from Mayor Monroe the names of city officials by popular election or mayoral appointment in July and August and the names of the then police force both regular and extra. The mayor is asked to aid in obtaining the information. The committee plans to begin work at the St Louis Hotel and aims to finish in about two weeks. Sherman will leave for the West tomorrow.
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Cincinnati
Gideon Burton
Ohio
New Orleans
Monroe
Amy
W . H.osborne
Congressional Investies Pg Committee
City Hall
Custom House
Congressional
St. Louis
Sherman
West
Reign of Terror in Missouri reported in Lexington
A Republican editor in Evening Journal claims Colonel Montgomery and allies led outrages in Missouri, including arrests and bank thefts. Dr Cooley and ex-Sheriff Adamson named as chief instigators. Warrants issued under Civil Rights Bill. Missouri Freeman office destroyed by militia. Public notices call for investigation by Congress and trade board formation noted.
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Missouri
Loy
Pes
Lexington
Mont- Aoery
United States
Express Et Heory
Farmery Bank
Cooley
Adamson
3. Louis
John On
Miasouri
Congress
Iin
Col. Montgomery
Democrat
The
Freeman
Richmond
Ray County
Board of Trade
Cortinas and Canales clash in Mexican rebellion update
Reports from Galveston say Cortinas left for Monterey on December 18. Decrees voiding laws of the so-called empire were issued, affecting Caravajal and Canales. Canales declared for Ortega, with Tampico government similarly aligned. Rumor claims Escobedo captured. Liberals occupy San Louis Potosi. Ortega to enter Mexico within ten days.
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Galvestton
Cortinas
Monterey
Atest
Angler
Caravajal
Canales
Juaréz
Ortega
Tampico
San Louis Totosi
Cansles
Escobedo
Mexico
Mexican Diplomatic Correspondence Published in New York
The December 21 dispatches print Santa Anna and Seward letters showing no new points beyond a formal State declaration. It notes the U S government declines final communication with any Mexican body except Juarez's Washington representative.
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New York
Santa‘Anna
Earthquake and elections in early 1880s report
A San Francisco dispatch notes Nevada official returns for Congress showing margins for See , sae and Ashley. Indictments and fines issued. mining stocks list Savage 190 and Yellow Jacket 680. Sacramento tremor felt this morning after a coastal gale damaged wharves and shipping tonnage.
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Francisco
Nevada
Sae
Ashley
Congress
Avery
Panama
New York
Diovernor Metormink
Arizona
Savage
Shir
Yellow Jacket
Idaho
Daemakayome
Sacramento
Catieatel
Cotes Jets
Texas General Dies Accident While Hunting Near Rio Grande City
Gen H Cla Davia of Rio Grande City was accidentally killed on the sixth instant during a hunting expedition near his rancho. He and several army officers rode a road when an ambulance struck and a pipe discharged its contents into his abdomen. He lived briefly and requested burial at the scene.
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Brownsville
H. Cla Davia
Rio Grande City
Davis
Ieee
Paraguy War and European Reactions in December News
December reports from London Paris and Rome discuss British warnings to avoid landing in the British Isles and denied claims of coffins with guns in Ireland. Paris notes French troops to leave Mexico in March and Rome remains quiet after a Rome conference with Cardinal Antonelli. Paraguay War updates claim Paraguay defenses hold while British and American diplomatic actions unfold.
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Korpos
London Telegraph
Stevens
British Isles
Theraph
Ireland
Paris
Mexico
Italy
Sweetsbury Trials and Foreign Dispatches Chronicle
The Sweetsbury trial reports Madden sentenced to death by hanging after a grim courtroom scene. Smith’s trial proceeds with similar evidence and charges. Telegrams from Toronto discuss Fenian prisoners, Candia rumors, and diplomatic notes. Updates from London, Constantinople, and Vienna cover global tensions, naval movements, and the Miantonomah’s voyage.
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Madden
Smith
Sweetsburg
Sania Devlin
Toronto
C. W
Daily Telegraph
Fenton , Brotherhood
New Jork City
Viciniry
York
Governor Alton Abana Plans Trip After Christmas
In Nast Ville on December 21 Governor Alton Abana said he would proceed to Newce after Christmas while arranging finances for the te. Dr. LB Walton of Robertson county was attacked by a man who wrested a weapon from him and shot a woman. Walton died. Jane Price was arrested for killing a negro and discharged. later arrested again for arson and rape on a negro woman and discharged.
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Bi Nast Ville
Alton
Abana
Newce
LB. Walton
Robertson County
Walton
Janes Price
Highwaymen Hanged in Wilmingon December Execution
Wilming ton North Carolina December 21 two freed men Lewis and Av Williams were executed today for highway robbery after being convicted by the October Superior Court.
Unclear OCR Fragment on Spain Catalonia Elections
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Spain and Catalonia with references to government, fate, and candidates. No clear event, date, or names are identifiable beyond vague geographic and political terms.
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Virginia
City Matters
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Wm. Strunk
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Lucyngley Margaret McCormick
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Ida Walton
Heymoor
Fughier
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Rato
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Carne Katzenberger
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Hollister
McMicken University
Noyes
KE. F. Noyes
Pas
H. A. Morrell
Pert
Bremen ‘Street
Cyril Cymthtany
Tims
Beason
Telegraph
Daily Times
Texas
Attorney General of
West Virginia
Berkley
Flerson
Vi Itis
Sloan
Bureau
Millican
apt.Reckard
Thegirth
Ride
War Department
Aedaey
de Mery
J. 5. Snyder
Stanton
Oxford
Central Presbyterian
Cuvercch
O. A. Hiils
Heeb
Weyland
Jas. Lisk
York Street
M. E
Iistk
Clark
Innett
M. E. Laurea Eneeres
Ketchums
Dr. Wiley
Allie
Studiey
Trinity M. E
Moris Chare
Central Avenue
Bear Fifth
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Evert Pratt Strest
M. E.crucaca
Poe
Mount Auburn
Wesley Chapel
St. James
Richmond and
Cutter Streets
E. P. Wright
Ter
WM. Herr
American Bible Society
Young Men's Bible Society of
Our City
Laser Tarological Seminary
C. W. Potwin
Putnam
Mayo
Bath End
Mound Streets
Calle Methodist
Biriz Cuarel
Summerbell
Robérto
Ghanes
Lynch
Lyne
State Department
Uby Telegcavhd
TorexTo
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Ignea
Sthurstox
Taller Geet
Pomorie
Eien
Seward
Ane Ithet
Iemi
Sys
Asaisant
Council of Canada
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Eneral
Cholpiri
John Se
Freprien
W. Garves
York and
Peel
David Tuvester
Stephens
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Dabl
Prom Mexico
San Francisco
Europe
South America
M. T
Rotana
Cardinal i Antonelli
Aed
Rome
Pepulyer Leavin
Washburne
Fenians
LonDoux
Constantinople
Candia
Rushis
Miantonomah
Srariox
Tagus
Cape Hornot
Athens
Igrbsiae College
Vienna
Testa Denne S Na Neauetahatamlingsistance
Ceeeot
Teloa
Toscate
Vvenna
France
Austria
Ieee Army Ivy
Ir Cao Deemer
Mexicat Gherrijias
Austins
Ig Ie
Telee Victor
Lissa
Od Gob
Gregory VII
Nashville
Galveston
Campbell
Craig
U. S
Segone
Bunt
Lewis Campbell
Black Bird
Uxt
Spain
Mapagio
Catalonia
Buncombe
Lawrence
Union Party
Bumcombe Aise
Lawson’s
Fifth Street
Eloliday
Lawson
Fifth St
Vise
8. Wardle, Ds
C. H. Jamee
Wardle & James
Seventh St
James. A. Frazer & Cos
Walnut Street
Orrick Great Wetter Stock Co
Ciuscixeathi
M. Dely
Toate, Pie & Css Mycee Menepre Vm Instien Tors
Southern
M. O. Sugar
James A. Prazer & CO
Galt Hous
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