Secretary Fish Resigns and July 7 1870 News Flash
The Baily Times reports Secretary Fish has resigned. Gold closed yesterday at 1114. The President arrived in Washington. Various political and military notes follow, including references to the Darien expedition, Red Cloud, and preparations for parish and legislative actions in Congress. A broad array of items from banking, railroads, and local notices fill the column.
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Fish
Baileyds
Washington
Booneville Missouri Visit Of Special Cincinnati Correspondent
Special Correspondent writes from Booneville Missouri on June 25 1870 describing the town as the capital of Cooper County on the Missouri River with about 6000 residents. He notes the Franklin site abandoned after the river reshaped itself, New Franklin nearby, two steam ferries, river views and prosperous streets, the Booneville Wine Company vineyards and shipments to Cincinnati, local schools and newspapers, and comments on postwar politics and memories of Civil War figures and events with anecdotes from residents including a Home Guard and Colonel Montgomery.
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Cincinnati Times
Booneville
Cooper County
Franklin
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Boone
Howard County
Boone's Lick
Old Franklin
New Franklin
Preckiingell
Booneville Wine Company
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
A. Wertheimer
Wertheimer
Nagmim
Hale
Central Missouri Advertiser
Democrat
Igouri
A Wife and Mother Outraged and Beaten to Death
A Warrensburg Missouri report describes a brutal murder where a wife and mother was attacked in her home. The assailant allegedly fled with his team after the assault, leaving the victim severely injured before she died. Local authorities rushed to investigate as public horror over the crime grew.
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Missouri
Warrensburg
Democrat
This
Columbus
Hunter
Isis
Delaware Democracy Orations In A Grist Of 1870 Assertions
A TOLEDO BLADE fragment recounts a 1870 Delaware political scene with satirical, partisan rhetoric. It lampoons Democrats, references Kentuckians, railroads, and fly lore, while noting reaction to emancipation and education debates. The piece notes public meetings, radical critique, and local mood amid party conflicts.
Lumber on the Mississippi yields vast river trade totals
A Democrat summary notes lumber figures from the Mississippi, showing logs sold at eight dollars per thousand feet totaling about 760000 dollars. At Onalaska booms dealers paid over 12000 dollars in labor, with rafts averaging around 100 feet each. Firms are buying tens of millions of logs along the river.
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Mississippi
Democrat
Onalaska
Anl
Ad Ae
Nce
Lawrenceburg Woolen Manufactory and Beecher Mention
Lawrenceburg Indiana hosts a woolen manufactory with a large mill, bishops and churches, two banks, gas lighting, and four hotels. The article highlights Rev Henry Ward Beecher’s early sermon in Lawrenceburg and details local industries including a woolen mill, a coffin factory, and furniture works producing thousands of yards of fabric with prizes at exhibitions. It includes an extended account of wool preparation and milling processes, noting expert inspectors and foreign references.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg Press
Republican
Democratic Register
Democratic
Fid
National
St Aet
Fender
Valley Furniture Manufact
Ann Lawrenceburg Sae Manufacturing Company
Negocio
Post hails Dickens era as tech essays flood readers
A New York Post feature notes a surge of essays on Dickens era themes appealing to modern tech audiences. The piece highlights the broad interest among readers and hints at a cultural shift toward literary analysis in digital media.
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The
New York Post
Mutuals Defeat Chicago Club 13 to 0 in New York Baseball
The Mutuals of New York defeated the Chicago Club by 13 to 0 on the New York field. The Chicago club known as the White Stockings faces upcoming tests against Eckford Morrisania Union and Philadelphia Athletics as it continues a troubled early tour. The New York Star labels the Chicago nine as mountebanks and reports a one sided game with strong misplays by Chicago pitching and fielding.
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Nantes
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Arkansas
London Times
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London
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Times
Mutuals
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White Stockings
New York Star
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Oie
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India
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Eagles
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Yales
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Washington
Marylands
Baltimore
Tremont
Vane ES
Fifth Street
M. McCord
United States Order of the Beard
Frank M. McCord
Publication notes on Boas and Prentice biographies
The passage reviews works in literature and autographs including Griffin and Lonem S. It recounts George D. Prentice born 1862 who founded the New England Review in 1828 and later the Louisville Journal after leaving the paper in 1830. It notes his peculiar illness affecting his writing and his generous character. An anecdote involves Thomas Jefferson in a literary exchange.
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Griffin
Bo Sen Aepemes
Seveen
Bee Prenwin Booth
H. Janauschek
George D. Prentice
Connecticut
New Eng Review
Whittier
Kentucky
Tie
Prentice
Tony
Hanes
Efferson
Jefferson Cotena
Cosby
Jefferson
Morning Prayer Meeting at First Are Igo Church
A small religious gathering at the First Are Igo Church opened with hymn singing and a morning lesson from John Chapter Fifteen. Dr Dalton led prayers and references to spiritual revival, with Mr L A Logan set to lead tomorrow’s session. the report notes a somber mood after a separate incident and announces the funeral of Alexander H. Lewis in Clifién at 10 o'clock.
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United States
Cape Fear
Waole
Meek
Jesus
John
Ll. A
Dr. Dalton
L. A. Logan
Fuxerar
Lewis
Alexander H. Lewis
Clifién
Avalee Fisit Road
The
Reticeo
Wiewell
Mayor's Duries and Shifting Municipal Duties
In the current account of city governance the mayoral role appears broader than years past. The Board of City Improvement and allied committees face new tasks with hospital and disposal transactions under scrutiny. The piece notes increased demands on the mayor and evolving municipal responsibilities.
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Penadots
Board of Earth
Mayer
Corner Stone Laid at Columbus for Magnificent Structure
The cornerstone of the new building, emblematic of wit and wisdom in its construction and upkeep, was laid at Columbus. The Governor delivered an address on behalf of all ages and sections, with attendance from the ed nat and several state regions.
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