Grant Expected to Win Massachusetts and New York
Dispatches report Massachusetts and New York voters favor Gen. Grant, with Boutwell noting a large majority for Grant and city support against Greeley. A $5,000 allotment funds a new survey route for an Isthmus of Darien ship project, while desertions prompt War Department scrutiny into causes.
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Pddes
Times and Chronicle
Wasutmerex
Ecre
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Grant
Greeley
Horace
New York
Darien
Ry Department
Selfridge
Treasury orders weekly purchases of government certificates
The Treasury directs weekly purchases of one million dollars in certificates each Thursday during the month. The Treasury notes call for $5,000 per outstanding number 1 349 and $10,000 per number 4395. Interest will be paid on August list of August 1572.
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Iother Western Associated Perse
Trasury Ordire
Washington
Actir of
the Treasury
Alles Ork
Treasury
Local firms seek charter rises and rail line extension
Rial Dispatch reports Noyes travels to attend the real Madison meeting as Barrey and Smith Manufacturing Co seeks capital raise from 500000 to 750000 in Dayton. Bradley Paint and Oil Co of Creve seeks 100000 capital. Warren and Pittsburg Railroad seeks 100000 capital to extend from Paine Township to Austinburg through Lake and Ashteara counties.
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Rial Dispatch
Times and Chronicle
CoLumnus
Noyes
Real
Great Race at Long Branch Draws Louisville Crowd
Excitement runs high in Louisville as preparations for the Long Branch event tomorrow draw bettors and spectators. Favorite odds quoted at 100 to 90. many locals have traveled to witness the wagered spectacle and place bets, signaling strong public interest in the race.
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Beeg Branch
Loanglelfew
Mode of Proceeding Not Yet Ascertained in Geneva
A Geneva dispatch reports the court has not fixed a mode of proceeding for direct claims. If the two indemnity estimates are not far apart, the court may set a gross amount between them. Grant remains in Geneva and will depart Monday for Chamostix via Martigny to Berne.
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Geneva
Grant
Chamousix
Martigny
Berne
Resignation of Cephiu-General Val mpzeda Accepted
The government accepted the resignation of Cephiu-General Val mpzeda but his successor is not yet named. General Ceballos will temporarily hold duties while the post remains open. Minister of War Gen Gardoles appointment undecided as cabinet weighs succession. Captain-General of Porto Rico recalled, with Gen Latorre in play.
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Porto Rico
Latorre
Man Kills His Stepson in North Section Altercation
A July incident in Saint Louis reports a man fatally shooting his stepson during a nighttime dispute with his stepfather. Police identified the locations around North Second Street area and are investigating an altercation that led to the fatal shooting.
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St. Loum
Daniel Ah
North Seco Te
Romance of Indian life dispelled by Squatting Bear marriage tale
Miss Barber, who married Squatting Bear of the Brass Sioux in 1867, recounts a harsh life in the Lone Horn band. She faced brutality, multiple wives, and forced labor, witnessed executions, and concluded no true romance exists while white men intrude on buffalo ranges. She fled toward Fort Fetterman after years of hardship.
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Lotts
Kansas City Times
Benton
Washinton
Barber
Squatting Bear
Lone Horn Band
Yankton
Missouri
White Earth
Tri
Rawhide River
Fort Fetterman
Phage Clefia
A& S
324
U. & Infantry
Fort McPherson
Saddlers Hill
Nebraska
Intense July Heat and Political Notes From New York
New York July 1 intense heat noted with temperatures around 90. Secretary Boutwell was in the city en route to Washington. Private counsel fee of 5000 dollars in cases against an official. Anglican Church case Bennet vicar of Rome sustains Bennet’s doctrine. The World concedes Greeley nomination at Baltimore. Strikes and worker meetings reported, including bakers and barbers. Third Avenue conductor arrested for thefts. McCuan case adverse report expected. Baltimore Democratic convention preparations nearing completion. Ford's Theatre prepared for a gathering, Carlton named as White’s choice for Greeley allies. Stokes trial witness H D Coyle reported.
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New York
Sey
Washington
Boutwell
Bennet
Greeley
Baltimore
Tawra Council of Internationals
International Oreta
Philadelphia
Pacific
Third Avenue
Ford
Pla
Carrinlton
Princper White
Maryland
Stokes Rial
H. D. Coyle
Testimony on Shootings Reveals White Coat Suspect
Witnesses describe a confrontation at the head of the stairs. Fisk was found wounded at the foot of the stairs after a man in a white coat was identified by collar. A silver plated pistol with white handle and four chambers was involved. a brown handled pistol was ruled different.
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Fisk
Ee Cerverds
Ope Sean
Crockett
Ray Tana
Boston Jubilee Likely to Last Through Next Saturday
A scattered European and American news digest reports the Boston Jubilee likely continuing to next Saturday. The Spanish Cortes dissolves and sets new elections, while Germany signs a treaty for tag evacuation of France. Fires claim several buildings in Ohio and Pennsylvania with substantial losses, and political moves include Richard Parsons' congressional nomination and Union Township voting funds for the Columbus and Maysville Railroad.
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France
Valmaseda
Died Nathaniel Douglass After Prairie Skunk Bite
Nathaniel Douglass, 49, died at 3:30 AM on June 16 after a rapid decline from a legible thumb bite incident described as a skunk attack five weeks prior. He arrived in Russell with hunters on June 13 seeking medical advice for severe pain and choking sensations. Dr. Barwell treated him as his condition worsened with paroxysms and inability to swallow, leading to death at 3:30 AM.
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Nathaniel Douglass
Douglass
Russell
Barwell
Burwell
Grant, the soldier of indomitable will and supreme achievement
An editorial tribute extols General Grant as preeminent among Civil War commanders, praising his practical democracy, unyielding persistence, and comprehensive strategy in Vicksburg and Richmond. It contrasts Grant with Sherman and Sheridan, notes his unmatched final results, and accuses a rival paper of slander. The piece asserts Grant’s genius and timeless legacy.
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R Pronenness
Ran
Demarogues
Tere
Ulysses Grant
Ulysses Rant
St. Louis
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Georgia
Savannah
Charleston
Court of Final Appeal
Mississippi
Richmond
Revelsion
Mississippi River
Geant
Vicksburg
Glen Grant
Pevex
Sooaort
Fiich
Lee
New York
N. FY. ‘Times
Explosion at peanut stand alarms city in fireworks blast
A fireworks explosion at a peanut stand at the corner of Washington and Virginia streets caused tremendous early afternoon excitement. Blue and red flames fizzed as the fire department intervened, preventing damage to neighboring buildings. Loss described as inconsiderable and insurance deemed nothing.
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Ti and Chronic
E. Ixpranarowis
Washington
Virginia
Treaty for Evacuation of France by the Germans
Paris reports a Franco German treaty for the evacuation of France requires ratification within one week. Indemnity payments total several milliards francs staged in four installments tied to evacuation of Marne Ardennes Vosges Meurthe Belfort areas with later loans planned to fund the action.
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Grrans
France
Marne
Upper Marne
Report questions claim of Indian attack near Fort Belnap
Washington June 30 The War Department has received no notice of a massacre between Fort Belnap and Jacksboro Texas involving Lieutenant Smith and his men. The dispatched graphic report remains unconfirmed and Gen Auger is still in communication.
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McKenzie
Smith Sal
Fort Belanapj
Jacksboro
Texas
War Department
Department
Gen
Auger
Labor party conference set for July 30 in New Bern
Boston reports the Labor party will hold a conference at Patamania Hall Assembly Rooms in New ocks on Tuesday forenoon July 30. The notice outlines the venue and date for party proceedings and public attendance.
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Boston
Patamania Hall
New
Violence erupts over knife assault in Front street quarrel
Witnesses recount a deadly brawl between Hicks and William Sites near Front and Freeman streets. Sites fatally stabbed Hicks after a dispute over a theft accusation, as medical staff and investigators assemble. The jury returned a verdict attributing Hicks death to wounds from Sites, now in jail awaiting further proceedings. William Smith, former Cara ber of Commerce superintendent, remains gravely ill. Judge Straus presides over related matters.
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Thad
Willigte
Goa
Frowo
Cleveland
Gmt
Blyson
le Haat
Benjamin Augur
Conly
Wood Street
Freeman Street
Front Street
Hicks
Sites
Icks
Mein Freeman
SiteeSe
Canerop
Hnife
Bellere
Miles Witte
Fussle
Joe Cleveland
William Sites
Straus
Frisk Falls Kill Man in Accident at Pipe Works
Pittssore July 1 An employee named Jacob Giastromoust at William Smith & Sons National Pipe Works was killed when a flask fell on his head breaking his neck. A German named Peter Spreyer is charged with murder in the rape and death of a 19 year old girl Jonisa Sebill after she contracted typhoid fever and died. Her will assigns belongings to betrothed Geo. M. Leep pitching. An inquest was to be held this afternoon.
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Times and Chronicle
Pittssore
Jacob ‘Giastromoust
William Smith & Sons
National Pipe Works
Peter Spreyer
Jonisa Sebill
Spreyer
Geo. M.leeppig
P Peth
Basak
Pistol Allegations and Courtroom Revelations At Trial
Testimony centered on a pistol allegedly linked to a woman at a hotel and a different weapon shown by Mareball Fisk’s valet. Witnesses faced pressure as women urged secrecy while Crockett’s direction to stay silent was questioned. Courtroom scenes intensified as deceased’s clothes were displayed.
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Mareball
Fisk
New Ministry Formed in The Hague with Devins as President
A dispatch from The Hague reports the formation of a new ministry with Devins appointed as president. The move signals a major reshuffle in the government. The source provides limited details on the ministry's scope or immediate policy aims.
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New York
The
Hague
Devins
Anniversary of Canadian Independence Observed Nationally
Toronto July 1 national holiday marks the formation of the Dominion with widespread observances across Canada. Maritime reports note arrivals and ships such as the Steamer Bt. Olat from Antwerp, and steamers Minnesota City of Bristol New York and Thuringia have sailed in and out.
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National
Toronto
Can
Dominion
Canada
New York
Bt. Olat
Antwerp
Loxpox
Minnesota
City of Bristol
Thuring Aia
Decrease in Public Debt Reported for Past Month
Washington July 1 The decrease in the public debt for the past month was about two millions The steamslip City of Bla bas ar rived July signs incomplete text notes a debt reduction and a ship arrival fragmentary item from a historical newspaper.
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Washington
Quiensigns
Bla Bas
eToys OF 8 Facts That Should Be Hept in Mind
Eight key facts about eToys are outlined, emphasizing core principles, safety, pricing, and consumer transparency. The list highlights product variety, value, parental controls, and the company’s commitment to ethical sourcing and data privacy.
Portrait of a Great and Good Man in the Senate
Laura Ream describes a seasoned statesman, aged yet vigorous, with benevolent eyes and steadfast lips. After a long Senate session, he appears fresh and resolute on the eve of his vice presidential nomination, his voice noted for its depth and truthful cadence.
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Laura Ream
St.Louis Democrat
Senate
Withal
River Weather and Traffic Report from Meuruts and Albany
July 1 dispatches describe extreme heat and dull business as the Ohio Mississippi and Arkansas rivers rise and fall. Arrivals from St Louis New Orleans and Evansville include vessels carrying iron and other goods. River conditions show rapid falls in sections and a six foot rise noted at Albany, with ships listed for Cincinnati and Evansville service and crews detailing outbound and inbound packets and a Wolf Weber race boat shipment scheduled for July 4.
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Times and Chronicle
Meuruts
S. Louis
Voaneworth
New Orleans
Evaneville
al. Gray
Ohio
Weil Leden
Arkansas
Kansas
New Albany
Stoday
Eagle
M. Rees
Charaier
Rankin
Potomar
Cincinnati
Ell
Colorado
Louis
Grand Tower
Memphis
P. M
Tron Mountain
Ohio River
Belle Vernon
Glencow
New Orleace
Ilewild
Evansvile
Vicksburg
St. Louis
Milaigat
Evansville
Port l
St. John
Barges
Gladiator
Heary Probasco
Vinepire
Nashville
Evans
Bowling
Florence Lee
Eastport
Mercury
Cairo
Louiville
Inquest Held Over William Ricks Stabbing Case
Williaw Ricks died from wounds inflicted in an altercation near the depot three weeks earlier. Coroner Underhill impaneled a jury at the deceased’s Pierson street home, heard testimony, and returned a verdict based on the proceedings.
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Williaw Ricks
W ‘Wines
M. Depot
Underhill
Pierson Street
Swindler Sentenced in Police Court
Lewis Cross alias Griswold was tried for attempting to swindle the St. Nicholas Hotel out of a board bill. Witnesses testified he was an accomplished swindler and Judge Straub sentenced him to pay fines and costs and to thirty days in the work-house.
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Lewis Cross
Sling Grey
Griswold
St. Nicholas Hotel
Straub
Market reports from July 1 across multiple regions
The July 1 market blurbs show dull trading in wheat corn and oats with prices listed for No 1 and No 2 grades. Flour, wheat and corn varied by location from Milwaukee to Buffalo and Kingston with general price softness and limited sales across markets. Continuous notes cover whiskey bacon lard and sugar with modest demand and mixed receipts.
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Treadwell
Avsber
Ste. Mirwathex
Darley
Ste
Michigan
Budalo
Oswego
Kingston
Br. Louis
Asgore
Walsky
New York
Sige
Syat
Cuba
Cineaco
Avd Coerce
Rock makes constant worris wear away ads on arches
A fragmentary note suggests constant worry will erode rock and advertisements on arches, warning that impact may melt structures or signage over time. The text is unclear but centers on decay and exposure affecting objects beneath a persistent force.
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