Plymouth Church Lecture Sheds Light on Controversy
Densely crowded Plymouth Church lecture room heard Mr Beecher contend charges against the church should be examined while critics backed away. The council action prompted by Mrs Moulton and Dr Storrs’s letter was debated as supporters urged calm and reconciliation.
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New York
Congregational Council
Plymouth Church
Hen Beecher
Dr Store
Br Bescher
Buddiovion
Piywouth
Matual Cransila
Plymouth
Beseber
Beecher
Seitine
Osetia
Congregationalem
Acty
Canoe
Moulton and Tilton
Dr. Storrs
Femain
Geebead Attends Hs Court Mentions Adjourna
The fragment notes a courtroom hearing with a person named Geebead at a high school level. It mentions opposition to an adjournment and references two men tied to the case. The text is incomplete but indicates a legal proceeding and a challenge to delay proceedings.
Monongehels Siting Howly and Portemouth Ice Danger
Weather in Evansville and Albany reported as warmer and clear then cold with rain and snow. River conditions show boats delayed with several packets on time while some ships report stationary canal depth 7 feet 9 inches and a few inches of snow on the Teelouiarle area. Barges and ships pass upriver with stock expected and several trips detailed from New Orleans and Cincinnati turning toward the Golden Rule period.
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U. Granite State
Portemouth
A. Woodruff
Bergle
Evansville
Businesedall
A. A
Teelouiarle
Cincinnati Wins Nomination Showdown In Pennsylvania Drift
In yesterday’s party deliberations the National Committee favored Cincinnati for the 1876 Republican presidential nomination after multiple ballots, with Morton and Bristow sprinkled among the backing. Philadelphia wavered toward Blaine and Chicago, while Pennsylvania party leaders signal Bristow to carry the state in the convention, as Westward influence grows and the Blaine bid falters amid shifting press opinion.
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Blaine
Philadelphia
East
Congress
Chicago
Morton
Cincinnati
Bristow
Ohio
Nigi
Pennsylvania
Chigogo
Orton
Nein
Cincianeti
Maint Betee
Philadel
Philns
Philadelphia Lettiers Getertay
Tribune
Jaine
Blake
Hartrant
Obie the Real Victor Will the Democracy Come Here
Washington Cheathta reports headlines from yesterday’s New York on the Cincinnati convention scene. It notes Ohio and Indiana votes in October influence the selection, with Cleveland and Cincinnati tied to hotel concerns and party canvass strength. Some Democrats may follow the Republicans to Cincinnati at a later date to counteract Ohio influence.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cleveland
Indiana
Onio
Sone
Unas
San Francisco
Potto
Candidates and Their Choice at National Committee Meeting
The National Committee gathered amid partisan aims as Morton, Bristow, and Blaine supporters debated Cincinnati as a strategic base. Ohio bonds and Kentucky delegation swings influenced the choice, while Chicago delegates weighed political factors more than regional loyalties.
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Washington Dispatch
New York
Aftican National Committee
Touaey
Aoe
Cincinnati
Morton
Bristow
Kentucky
Ohio
Cal
Philadel
Blaine
Chicago
Renomination Call Dates Meet in Cincinnati
The Republicans have called their National Convention for June 14 in Cincinnati to renominate the President. Mr Blaine’s hopes appear dashed as reports indicate preparations and reactions unfold amid party discourse and public interest.
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Blaine
N.Y. World
Cincinnati
Morton
Influence of the West on Upcoming National Choice
The piece notes the West's rising influence in the national race with a June 14 start, shaping candidate options. It mentions favored figures in the West like Minister Ashterne, Secretary Bristow, Senator Morton, and Governor Hayes, highlighting the region's growing sway.
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New York Times
Aessad Treines
Uitate
Ee! West
Gre
Migister Ashterne
Bristow
Morton
Hayes
Amnesty Debate Closes Amid General Laughter in House
Charter Nordhon notes the amnesty debate ends to general satisfaction. Morrison, chair, humorously sums up the session as Binnie’s vigorous yet incisive speeches contrast with Hill’s forceful style. Democrats find lessons, Confederate veterans urge pension bill action tomorrow for swift passage with Southern unity.
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Charter Nordhon
N.‘W. Herald
Morrison
Benjamin Hill
Bisine
Randal
Cox
Blaine
General Banks
Torday
House
Deff
Davis
Bisise
Maine
Kerr
Hiot
Amnesty debate sparks strong Civil War memories
In a heated piece, the author rejects sentimental objections to Mr. Bisize and condemns calls to bury war memories. It defends recalling Andersonville’s horrors as a lasting historical lesson, and warns that Randall’s bill could dishonor the nation if the central rebel returns to Congress.
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Mr. Bisize
Jeff. Davie
Anderinville
Alva
Blaine
Andersonville
United States Senate
Randall
Neen
United States
Showld Rendall
Mr e's speech stirs rivals as Cox faces attack
The speech by Mr e provoked a heated scene as rivals challenged his remarks in the House. The debate grew tense with accusations of provocative language and claims of agitation among delegates from the South.
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Mr.e
Cox
Secord
Yesterday's New York Siti Announces Bennett Engagement
The piece extols Mr James Gordon Bennett as he approaches marriage praising his wealth social standing and influence in New York. It wishes him joy and happiness as he plans to wed a amiable bride and bring another partner into his home.
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New York
James Gordon Bennett
Bennett
Aiebaloe Lemnen
Malelaee
Newburgh Convert Questions Widow Van Cott With Views
A Newburgh man who has embraced religion insists he would rather go to hell than return to his former ways. He declares he will hold out under any circumstances, a stance seen as boastful and presumptuous. He writes to Widow Van Cott seeking validation of his view.
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New York
van Cott
Hell
Newburgh
General Grant on the Coming Presidential Contest
The article reports on General Grant discussing the upcoming presidential campaign with members of the House of Representatives. It notes he believes the contest will revive severe sectional antagonism and likely produce lasting animosities, warning that old sectional bitterness could reemerge.
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General Grant
Washington
New York
Grant
House of
Hne
Misread Shopping Exchange Ends With Apology
In garbled dialogue a salesman mistakes a customer for someone else while inspecting a box of gloves. The customer clarifies his own need, prompting the salesman to apologize for the error and correct the selection.
Victorian Fashion Across Fabrics and Trimmings Described
A lengthy fashion survey details winter dresses featuring cream and ivory tones, velvet and brocade, gold and silver trimmings, and intricate belts. It notes new styles such as convex convicts’ influences and mantelets, with vivid descriptions of dresses, gowns, and accessories worn by elegant ladies, including black, white, and pale green ensembles, lace, and embroidery.
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Earl Redkict
Anne Mor
Ieee
Chambery
Dreas
Fracas at Brunswick Hotel Spurs Police Inquiry
A Times report details a poker party at the Hotel Brunswick where Mr DeWitt Clinton Wheeler lost money and aid a conflict erupted among guests including Gilmore, Shafer, Shack, and Van Not. Wheeler’s withdrawal led to a fight that left Shaffer injured. witnesses describe a tense sequence ending with Shaffer knocked down.
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Wheeler
Shafer
Henry Harley
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Erie Railway
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Shaffer
Gilmore
DeWitt Clinton Wheeler
Howel Brongwick
Stairs
Meeers Gilmore
Sheridan
Shack
van Not
Joncer
New England
van Noot
Egglan Drirer
Joe
Dripka
Gimore
Romise
Gilmose
Vanenea Ates
Astraddie
Sheffer
Unclear 19th Century Market Text Fragments
Fragmented OCR notes describe grains, hogs, and flour prices across Milwaukee, Peoria, Chicago, and New Orleans with numerous figures for wheat corn oats barley rye and pork. Mentions include cash and futures quotes, volumes, and regional price movements amid a busy trading day.
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Sit Ae
Milwaukee
Cora
Dan
Barleg Amiets
Wack RE
Jacurry
Michigan
Ark Michigan
Reller
Borss
Peoria
Noom
Joe
Liverpool
Nee
California
Cali
LC. M
Ody S.C
Orleans
St. Louis
Cincinnati Convention Bid Committee Report
The Cincinnati Committee to press for the next National Convention site meets at 5:46 PM at Plant Street Depot. Members who recently aided in Washington to assist the National Committee include General B Noyes, H Barton, A Werrell, W B Shattag, JW Dankies, James Santos, F Covington, QO H Get Arey, C M Holloway, Clement Nhaber, and D Gilmour. They report all are well and pleased with their success.
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Cincinnati Times
Atuens
Cincinnati ‘Committee
National Republican Committee
Cincinnati
Will
Pluat Street
Washington
B. ¥. Noyes
H. Barton
A. ‘Werrell
W. B. Shattag
Jw, Dankies
James Santos
FY Covington
H. Get. Arey
C. M. Holloway
Clement Nhaber
de D. Gilmour
Hayes Majority Court Fight Over Water Works Bet
Thomas Green of this city sues John P. Schafie and J P Byrne editor over recovery of bet money tied to Hayes majority. Both claim the sum in a test case with other similar wagers pending. Hearing postponed to Monday. Chilli cothe Water Works ordinance defeated in last night’s council meeting.
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Cinicorne
Thomas Green
John P. Schafie
Green
J. P. Byrne
Hayes
Senatorial election delegates set for tomorrow in France
Fragmented OCR notes describe a senatorial election event with references to January 15 and exchanges, indicating debates on practicability and delegate selection. The text mentions heavy crowds and unrest around parliamentary procedures, with unclear connections to specific people or places.
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Paats
France
New York January 15 1 Israel Parjeon announced liabilities rise
New York reports the failure of Israel Parjeon jeweler at 67 Nassau Street with liabilities around 360000. Two persons are dead and one killed in separate incidents. New Orleans also reports Mrs. S Collier burned to death at 75 and a four year old child perished from clothing catching fire in a playmate accident. James Murphy, thirty, shot and killed by Jane Merriman, sixty, in a separate incident.
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Israel Parjeon
Nanu‘sotoring Jeweler
Nassau Pos
New “Orleans
S. Collier
Fred
James Murphy
Janes Merriman
Morphy
Wer Cerpai
Merriman Sary
Himerif
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