Notes and News highlights from historic era
The item lists varied notes including a claim that penny postal cards won’t be sent soon, Cockburn to be made an Earl for Geneva services, death of John H. Warland formerly of the Lowell Courier, and reports on a New York bere ball game score Troys 7 Mutasis 6. It mentions a heavy storm north of Daytona, railroad fare changes in Nebraska, Rubenstein concert engagements, Fox publishing a history, Alleghanians’ England tour, Spinner’s paralysis and death in Washington, a Sidney Australia dispatch on circuses paying better than talent, a suicide in Kentucky, a jeweler identified for firing a shot, pigeon shooting events, coal price averaging in Pottsville, and women’s suffrage efforts by Hooker Anthony and Gordon amid Democratic Convention disappointment.
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Geneva
John H. Warland
Lowell
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Mutasis
East River Bridge
Dayton
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Nebraska
Rubenstein
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University
Alleghanians
England
Scotland
Bydenham Crystal Palace
Halifax
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The Last of the Great Convention Fiasco
Baltimore residents condemn the Democratic convention as a fiasco with little enthusiasm. Rebels in the North mourn the subdued mood while Kentuckians look to Louisville for a more lively gathering. Bayard and the Delaware delegation draw ire for not letting the process run its course. Citizens deem the event a disappointment and mock the idea of a grand funeral in Baltimore.
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Times and Chronicle
Batmony
Greeley
Louisville
Bayard
Delaware
Democratic Party
Democratic meeting address at Maryland Institute
Reported address from the Democratic committee at a Maryland Institute gathering outlines opposition to new alliances and emphasizes civil authority, freedom of religion and habeas corpus. The convention adjourned sine die after a motion was laid on the table amid debate on constitutional and political restoration themes.
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Edge Flanders
Meeting of National Democratic Encentive Committees
A listing of elected members and nominees from various states including Augustus Schell of Joe Fuck, Theodore T Randolph of New Jersey, Cyrus Er Metormick of indie, Wm A Moore of deane, E F Eaton of Kaneas, Teespona of 3 P Barr, James P Peppsylvanus, Wm H Bernua of Connecticut, Matthew W Ransom of North Carolina, Gen W T Bate, plus Montgomery Blair of Maryland and J D Rooks of New York. The chairman was named a member of the Committee of Executive.
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Wave End
Augustus Schell
Joe Fuck
Wan Coos
Theodore T. Randolph
New Jersey
Cyrus Er Metormick
Indie
Wm. A. Moore
Deane
Ohio
J D. Rooks
New York
Montgomery Blair
Maryland
Washington supporters rally for Greeley in Senate bid
Special dispatch from Washington reports a high level consultation among Greeley backers including Senators Fenton and Schurz and Horace White. Sumner’s open support remains uncertain but seen as favorable to a Greeley victory, with Schurz planning campaign visits to New York St Louis and the South. Delegates to Baltimore survey the scene as Western Democrats waver.
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Times and Chronicle
Greeley
Fenton
Schurz
Horace White
Senator Sumner
Massachusetts
New York
Creeley
Bim
Missouri
Sumner
Grant
Baltimore
Onvention
South
West
Georgia
Orgeley
Greeley Nomination Reception Across Parties
The Baltimore nomination of Greeley pleases Liberals Democrats and Republicans, uniting factions but delaying campaign start until mid August. Ohio holds mass meetings statewide as preparations for a heated race proceed, with efforts to secure Henry Wilson and early conventions in several districts.
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Times and Chronicle
Coucunes
Greeley
Baltimore
Republican Executive Committee
Ohio
Henry Wilson
Steubenville
Union City
Royer Wheel Company
Cimennati
Toledo, Kekome and
8&T. Louis Railroad
Special Recognition of Service at Grevea Proceedings in Parliament
In Parliament the Chief Justice Cockburn was slated for an earldom in honor of his role in the Alabama Arbitration. Mr Morrison moved a second reading of the Proportions Representation Bill adopting the American system, predicting Birmingham would gain seven seats and London sixty-two, with Dilke opposing over Ireland and Scotland exclusion.
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Lonpor
Greeva
Cockburn
Alabama
House of Commons
Morrison
Birmingham
London
Tom Hughes
Charles Dilke
Ireland
Scotland
Testimony Highlights Pistols and Medical Details in Stokes Case
The trial featured the defense closing as witnesses described Rafael Fisk and Colonel Fisk, with the prosecution rebutting. Testimony covered a pistol in question, Dr. Fisher’s omission from the New York Medical Register, and accounts by interpreters and medical staff about a wound and instruments used. A court recess followed key remarks about a pistol and morning routines.
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New York
Stokes
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Fisk
Saaesitates Poukenion
Thomas H
Cowan
Shive
Elma
Greeley and Cincinnati Platform Debate at Baltimore
The Republican notes a slight departure from the Cincinnati platform but supports unity. The piece argues Dems endorse Greeley, with Republicans pressing for conservative votes and party cohesion, while The Providence disputes the Democratic alignment and cautions against broad changes in policy.
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Baltimore
Greeley
Brown
Cincinnati
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Wat
Creeley
Prmoriat
Ultimote
Ol Tevanint
Campaign efforts heat Wilmington week in North Carolina
Wilmington sees intense party activity as both major parties push campaigns this week. Organizers swing into high gear with rallies, canvassing, and logistics to mobilize supporters ahead of critical local contests.
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North Carolina
Distinctive Speakers to Headline North Carolina Campaign
Vroomisertor North Carolina July 1 reports that Carl Schurz Frank Blair Thearman and other distinguished figures are expected to attend large public meetings. Campaigns draw widespread interest across the state as the closing week of the race looms as the most exciting yet observed.
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Vroomisertor
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Carl Schurz
Frank Blair
Thearman
Teis Oceant
Reminiscence of the Dolly Vardens in Civil War Era
A fragmented reminiscence from the St. Louis Democrat passed to the Enquirer, recounting Alfred’s struggle in editorial rooms, a critique of free press, and a vivid reflection on African descent leaders, Carl Seeburz, and a convention that sparked debate about law and politics amid White House tensions.
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St. Louis Democrat
Alfred
Enquirer
Free
George
Beory
6 International Jce
Carl Seburz
White House
Toss
Townsend
Exeter wife seeks protection over neglect and threats
The Pall Mall Gazette reports a case from Exeter where a wife, claiming abuse and ruinous treatment by her husband, sought a summons for maintenance after he turned her and their children out. She alleged he sold her, threatened harm, and refused relief, while she relied on funds from the man she was allegedly sold to. Authorities considered Poor relief and noted the husband’s violent threats during court proceedings.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Exeter
Drougat
Fragmented reminiscence on humble rise and work ethic
An unclear excerpt honors perseverance and the idea that many prominent men rose from humble beginnings through hard work. The text references names and a late honorable figure, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
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St Aid
Ian Fee
Lin
Evidence In Stokes Case Delayed Testimony to Day
The Stokes case resumes with testimony to-day after initial proceedings. Doctors Sar, Birnie, and Buck testified on morphine administration to Shine, claiming about 120 to 130 millios were given before cessation. McKeon sought to prove the weapon’s condition, while cross-examination suggested Fisk’s death could be linked to the pistol wound rather than other factors.
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Stokes
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Fisk
McKeon
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Ock
Earthquake Shock Felt in Rye New York
Earthquake tremors were reported in Rye New York around 5 30 PM on July day causing many houses to shake and residents to feel the shock in the vicinity.
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New York
Rye
N.Y
Peruvian Sails From Locust Point With Passengers and Cargo
The Aslap Line steamship Peruvian departed from the European steamship pier Locust Point Baltimore this morning bound for Liverpool. She carries fifteen cabin passengers and nine steerage passengers and sails with a full cargo.
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Times and Chronicle
Baltimore
Aslap Line
European Steamship Pier
Locust Point
Liverpool
River News: Port List and River Conditions Reported
Special dispatches note port arrivals and departures at Evansville and Louisville with barges and packets. River depths show fall of several inches, dull business, cloudy skies, and signs of rain. Monongahela and Allegheny headwaters steady. New Albany and Evansville weather unsettled with storm indications. Canal water at Louisville falls to four feet with a four week August closure anticipated.
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Eagie
Mitchell
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Evansville
Girl Seized on Wilstach Street Assault Near 20 Wilstach
A 14 year old girl was attacked in a yard at No 20 Wilstach street as a man forcibly detained her. Neighbors intervened with August Meyer receiving a throat cut while attempting to help. Meyer is recovering. A lightning strike later shocked Fred Yost’s household at No 349 Baymiller street, injuring Mrs Yost and frightening occupants.
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Fragmented OCR Summary of Market Rates
The readable fragment shows unclear prices and items with partial company names. It mentions amounts like 150 dollars and references to corn and oats markets, but lacks complete context or identifiable entities to form a full report.
Congressional movers named in Champaign County race
The Times and Chronicle notes candidates Corwin, Keith, Warmick, and McMarran in Champaign County for the Eighth District congressional donations. The convention meets July 18. A lightning kill in Adams Township, a fatal coal oil cape explosion near Spring Hill, and a soldiers reunion planned for North Lewisburg July 20 with Governor Noyes expected. No special support for Greeley movement in Baltimore.
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Times and Chronicle
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Judge Corwin
Keith Filie
T. McMarran
Champaign County
Halterman
Percpgtion
Adams Township
Spring Hill
North Lewisburg
Noyes
Baltimore
Democratic Nominations Clash in Wroe Murder Case
Special Dispatch reports Dayton Democrats and Liberal Republicans show little enthusiasm for Greeley while several leading Democrats favor a Grant Judge. Wil Thompson, prosecuting attorney, delivered the closing argument in the Wroe murder case before Judge Elliott charged the jury, which has not yet reached a verdict. Barnum's grand street parade is scheduled for tomorrow morning.
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Times and Chronicle
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Dayton
Greeley
Democra
Grant
Wil Thompson
Wroe
Fliott
Debate over Greeley nomination shocks England
The Times calls Greeley’s nomination by the Democracy a flagrant example of party demoralization. It notes opponents’ platform and candidates were swallowed and doubts his presidency. The Nes reports Baltimore first ballot and Cincinnati sixth ballot show Democratic enthusiasm, yet England’s relation with America remains unchanged.
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Democracy
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England
America
Greeley Nomination Reception in Montgomery Alabama
The article notes Democratic leaders in Alabama publicly endorsing Greeley with enthusiasm in Montgomery on July 11. It mentions party satisfaction among white voters and hints at broader regional support for the nomination despite partial text.
Earthquake Felt on Long Island North Shore Morning
An earthquake shock was felt at several places on the north shore of Long Island this morning at about half past 5 o'clock.
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New York
Long Island
Digby Crew Victorious in Four-Oared Race
Digby Crew won the four-oared race with Halifax and Bt crews placing second and third respectively in a seaside regatta held in July at Hallifax.
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Hallifax
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Halifax
Death of an Eminent Lawyer in Pai Labytrain
David Paul Brown an eminent lawyer died this morning in Pai Labytrain following a long career in law and public service. He was respected for his work in the state bar and his defense of clients in major cases.
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David Paul Brown
Christian Behrens
Crane
Breed 4 Co
Mulberry Street
Destructive Fire at Elliott's Store in Toronto
Fire swept Elliott's store in Toronto this morning causing notable losses. Details describe extensive damage with preliminary assessments underway by local authorities. No casualties reported as investigators begin examining the blaze's cause.
Local river traffic update with cargo ships described
Evening and towhost Brilliant The O Niel and boat Petrel No 2 passed up the river this morning with cargoes The Andes and Fannie Dugan were noted as freight grant larger boats faced difficulties The Twelve Pole show and river estate fall referenced Capt Granite State and Capt Resi in the Ironton and Cincinnati trade next week
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Esate
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Cincinnati
Governor Read on admitting women to state normal schools
The speech urges expanding women’s access to normal schools and agricultural studies in Massachusetts and beyond. It cites high female teacher rates, Wisconsin’s college for women, and calls for women to study horticulture, chemistry, botany, and rural economy, arguing for equality and practical training.
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Lonely California hotel on a road with giant trees
A fragment describes a remote California hotel in a landscape of immense trees and evergreen gardens. The scene centers on a drawing room made of red material and doors that open to a somber, babbling interior, with elusive references to Bacchus and a peculiar bureau.
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Bdareau
Sheep Dilemma Girds a Wise Man in Hidden Steps
A cryptic fragment hints at a sheep related puzzle where a wise man struggles to discern a path or method. The text foregrounds uncertainty, suggesting a riddle about finding value or direction through careful reasoning. The fragment implies a lesson on perception and problem solving.
Treasury Department Financial Chronicle Year End Review
The Treasury Department and the Financial Chronicle reflect on the fiscal year's close. The discussion notes overall merit and day’s accomplishments, acknowledging progress and ongoing efforts in financial administration.
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