Fragmented 1868 News Snapshot From New York and Beyond
A disjointed 1868 news page reports a New York government incident with forty five workers, a diamond robbery probe, church notices, rebel sympathizers, and varied items from Indiana treasury receipts to legal notices. It mentions Mexican and Spanish affairs, Indian bureau changes, and local mischief. The mix includes rail, mining plans, wartime reflections, and a Nashville eagle tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York City
New York
First Baptist Church of ' Agriculturali
Cates de
Rogers
New Ee
Treasure Mining and Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis
Nevada
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Spain
New Orleans
U.S
U. S
Hatch
Sean Een
War Department
Exrebels
Dusky
Wellsville Iron Company
Colum
House Committee On Public Lands
Humboldt & Valero California
Vir Se ieare in rentay tasse organizers named
Poorly legible OCR notes mention Phil and Richmond involved in organizing a Vir Se event. It lists efforts to plan a race or season, with unclear dates or locations, indicating a community or club gathering to coordinate activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ec Care Sinry Pari Phil
Richmond
Rentay Tasse
Be Sect Hote Paper Once Ie Of Se
A fragment from a local page notes a notice about a sector or event in a period paper. It references unnamed officials and a place, with limited detail readable from the OCR. The item reads as a brief, unsigned notice rather than a full article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Sect
Silica Mine Found At Lantern Hill North Stonington Conn
A fragment notes a silica mine at Lantern Hill in North Stonington Connecticut. The brief text implies potential wealth from the mine but provides no specifics on production, ownership, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantern Hill
North Stonington
Conn
New Year's Day in St Louis 1800 A bustling uneven celebration
A New Year letter from St Louis describes New Year's Day 1800 with general rejoicing and noisy displays. The scene includes street crowds, explosions of firearms, and pedestrians dodging muddy streets. The piece mentions local theater goings and social calls, plus notes on officials and performers connected to the era.
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St. Louis
Mudev
Era
Estern Union
E. H
Brown, Chain, & Magoon
Charley Thomas
Ziggy Stai Ce
Brown
Tom
Street Academy Music
Mike Ryan
de Bar
Richings
Bernard
Death of Miss Helen Western in Washington
Report from Cincinnati about Miss Helen Western who died after months of illness in Washington. The account notes scattered travel and performances prior to illness, with Dr Bulkley among physicians called for rest and quiet. The fragmented text depicts a theater context and a line of communications from December 26, 1863.
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Miss Western
Duartes A
Wiing
Helen Western
Bostox
Cincinnati Pimes
Sin—Haryingee
Washington
Bulkley
Sheridan pledges punishment for Kiowas at Fort Cobb
From St Louis dispatches comes a Sheridan Hazen plan to punish Kiowas for murders after they come into Fort Cobb. He cites Cheyennes humbled by recent punishment and mentions sending Black Kettle’s sister and Ava to stand trial. Weather during march from Camp Supply cited as severe, with health good.
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Cheyenne
Sheridan
Hazen
Black Kettle
Ava
Washita Lane
Camp Supply
Seventh Cavalry
Kansas
Sherman
Custar
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Angelice
Glendale
Wells' Third Annual Internal Revenue Report Nears Finish
In Washington on January 3, Special Commissioner of Internal Revenue Hon D A Wells announces near completion of his third annual report. The document is prepared for the home team and outlines tax collection progress and policy notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Wella
Internal Revenue
Universal Suffrage and Amnesty Conference in Virginia
A Va conference of leading state men including A H Stewart John L Fieu jr Windham Robertson and Gen John Echols met after midnight on January 2 to discuss national election harmony. A plan was adopted to convene February 10 to receive the report and avert disunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Castello
Wes
Mobile
M. E. Church South
Waxahachie
Texas
Jeremie Comet
DE. W. Cade
Brenham
Eaton
Sprague
Kentucky
New Orleans
Washington City
Nashville
Loree
Brownlow Carolina
A. H. Stewart
H. Sas
John L. Fieujr
Windham Robertson
James F. Johnson
Frank J. Raffer
John Echols
Wm. T. Satherlin
W.L. Owen
Man Held to Bail on $10,000 Charge
A defendant was held to bail to answer the charge in the sum of $10,000. The court set the bail amount and scheduled further proceedings to address the accusation.
Unclear historical note on wheat exports and coin totals
Fragmentary entry cites Sam Francisco January 2 and reference to export of 180 000 and total 260 000 tuns of wheat. Mentions coin and bullion for the year at 36 400 000 dollars and a weather related note about Arizona crops and a storm.
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Sam Francisco
Edgefield election improves Tennessee commerce aid
Nasavne January 2 reports a proposed $1 800 000 aid to open commerce in a mineral and agricultural section of the country. The measure gains support as demonstrated by the number of states uniting in the call.
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Nasavne
Edgefield
Unclear fragments echo civil meeting amid rumors
Fragments describe a civil authorities meeting with rumors circulating about a tense local situation. Two companies are reportedly in the area as officials confer, while details remain sparse and unverified.
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Affai
Sas Maringtena
European Notes On Diplomatic Language And Proposals
From Europe and New York sources come brief remarks on pacific intentions and words of amity. An address to Senor Ooms expresses hopes for improved relations referenced in the Paris dispatches. A separate note mentions Burlingame and a Mexican Maximilian monument fundraiser with a 5000 franc subscription in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Gy
New York
Tus Wertinn Tee
SECO
England
Tonson
Maximillian
Mexi
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Agesis
Thas
Richard Coar de Lion
Bayanos
Reed Teller
The
Nashville Press and Times
Whitesides
Jackson County
Tenn
Bill
Galloway
Memphis Avalanche
Arkansas
Hebel
Little Rock
Memphis Post
Appeal
Avalanche
Sevier County
Say
Bet Bet
Hee Bey
Pose Sovanes
Manzani
Diario de la Marina
Faustino Cuerbo Arango
Robert Peel
Hana Ierita
SAUL
FTES
Wear
Pope Town
Platte
Anamosa
Sind Elie
Plesk
Smoky Hill
Hvaanod
Missouri River
Fornia
Central Pacific
P. V. Shafer
Omro
Wis
M Resteau
Bushnell
Pegganas
Shafer
Salt Lake
Perroned
Betes
Boston
Me. Kellogg
Manchester
Appletons
Mablkode
Meriden
Brel
Philadel In Ledger
General Evangelical Alliance of the World
Thig
Coo Fc
St. Loui
Macbeth
EU Baudin
Fannie Stocqueller
Pope
Paptegeten
Miss West
DeKalb
Caldwell
St. J
Western Ributing Association
City
Andl bin GiNés
Edbete Werd
Adnan
Pryay
Coeen
Avaury
N. Y
Biscamtos
New Yor
Wal
Vanderbilt
Harlem
Hudson River
Columbia
Erie
Ejay Gould
Susan Emmaenens
Union Pacific
Wall Street
Michigan Southern
Pacific Mail
Endanaah
All Street
Jenfeais
Ge Gould
Keen
Oom
Setaaely
Eacch O Pr
Bears
Court OF Appeals
Poly
Bierwirth & Ro
Pine Street
Ton Aes
WELLS
Virginia
Ricamono
Pacific Coast
Arizona
Tate Arison
Tennessee
Georgia
Europe
Burnet House
Pearl Street
Elm and
Plum Sts
Rankin
Architectural Iron Works
Whitehouse
West Fifth Street
A.C. C. Richards
Ktrees
Frevmam
Ss. Fraas & CO
Kirby & Brother
Main Street
Cincinnati
Haat Thied Street
Hubbell
Lane
Qeafting
James M. Campbell
Ce Reist
Eerie Area
Secuae
Cleaveland's Gentlemen’s Restaurant
Elm St
Conta
Ouse
Tam
Emeg Ae
Franklin
Allison, Smith & Johnson
Geo. McGregor
Bell-hanger
Race Street
Bet
O10
Sycamore Street
Tm-Lsto
A. M. Binlager & Co
Beaver
LOCKE
Smith
Parvin & Johnson
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