Fragmentary 1860s News Clippings Cover Deaths and Debates
A jumble of items notes Mageffin health, Capron's Japanese voyage, and chiefs under peace. Drowned Patrick Riley aged seven while bathing. European customs talks in Berlin. Shipped first narrow gauge engine to Yokohama. Seminole mining district gains crowd. French reps urge Thiers to speed indemnity. Masonic Grand Lodge Canada meets in Ottawa. Vallandigham supporters plan August meeting. Wind storm in St Louis damages structures and injures Charles Getty. Cambridge Ohio jurors note colored jury. Fort Wayne Council wary of grants to Wade road to keep machine shops west. Mrs. Henry Williams mourned. a death is reported with a body found and pistol nearby.
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Metcalfe
Peece Patrick Riley
Lowel
Ohio
Berlin
Philadelphia
Pie's Peak
Agray
Seminole
Eiteens
Masonic Grand Lodge of Canada
Ottawa
Stevenson
Friends of
Vallandigham
France
Thiers
Miller
St. Louis
Stoddard
Charles Getty
Cambridge
Fort Wayne
Wabash Road
Henry Wil
Bes- Williams
Samuel Frothuse
Amherst College
Walter Carr
Paschall
Missouri
Minnesota
Republican Executive Committee Opens August Campaign With Noted Speakers
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from Corvusva reports the Republican Executive Committee will launch its August campaign on the 24th with speeches by Hon. John Sherman Toledo Gen. Noyes Columbus Governor Hayes Zanesville Hon C Gen J W Keifer Akron Alphonso Hart Mansfield and J R Wwigart Xenia Noyes also to speak at Marietta on August 26 Other notices to follow The piece notes Republican letters pressing action and a back down by the committee amid editorial critique in the Journal of the city
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Corvusva
Republican Executive Committee
John Sherman
Toledo
Noyes
Columbus
Hayes
Zanesville
J. W. Keifer
Akron
Alphonso Hart
Mansfield
J. R. Bwigart
Xenia
Marietta
Plans for New York Central to control Ohio line
Special dispatch from Louisville notes widespread belief that the New York Central Railroad has arranged to lease or buy the Ohio and road, creating an unbroken line to the Ohio River. It is said the company intends to build another bridge over the Ohio at Sand Island below the falls to connect with the Louisville and Nashville, securing a continuous line to the South.
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Times and Chronicle
Loumville
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Ohio River
Ohio
Sand Island
Falls
Fragmentary Quote on Ireland’s Troubles and Governance
A fragment discusses whether foreign influence or misrule is more to blame for Ireland’s troubles, weighing the Irish nature against governance factors without presenting a definitive conclusion. The brief note reflects editorial musings on responsibility and regional politics.
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Ireland
Approach to Municipal Elections Signals Communist Trials
July 14 report notes the Commune members to be tried collectively as arrests of Communists continue. Editorials in journals focus on the forthcoming municipal elections with heightened scrutiny and debate in the public sphere.
Bank of Paris Indemnified Under Treaty Provisions
Mapvan July 14 The Gortes last evening adopted budget provisions relating to the treaty with the Bank of Paris for the raising of funds. Provision is made for the indemnification of the bank for the annulment of the treaty.
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Mapvan
Gortes
Bank of Paris
Pleasonton Internal Revenue Muddle Settled
New York July 14 claims the Internal Bureau finding a successor is required as the muddle is resolved. The report notes no immediate action or appointment details and emphasizes the transition timeframe and official handling.
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New York
Ternal Bureau
Civil Service Note From Wasamoron July 14
A civil service notice from Wasamoron dated July 14 indicates a new rate of ninety dollars for permanent service to date. The fragment notes a $90 figure and references service eligibility and appointment terms.
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Wasamoron
Riots Recap and Police Praise After City Turmoil
The article notes the riots caused injuries and deaths, with police praised for their restraint. It details wounded officers, specific incidents, and regiment actions, including the Sixth Regiment firing and the Twenty-second Regiment refraining. It reports the city returning to quiet, with ongoing investigation into fatalities and injuries.
Slaughter of the Apaches Near Tonto Creek
In Curcaco July 14 a report describes the slaughter of fifty six Apache Indians near Tonto Creek after they seized a herd from Bowers Co. Their capture prompted pursuit by A Third Cavalry. The column split and regrouped, marching toward Verde then camped. The next morning the trail continued for about twenty miles with engagements reported under Lt. Charles Morton.
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S Int
Tonto Creek
Bowers & Co
Ny “A
The
Verde
Keuickly
Charles Morten
Othe
Heavy Losses in Jersey City See eer en
July 14 reports describe heavy losses in Jersey City and New York with crews occupied at Terbine Brothers and related sites.
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Jersey City
New Yor
Terbine Brothers
River Rise and Freight Movements Amid Heat Wave
The river has risen six inches with four feet in the canal and six and a half feet on Portland bar. The steamer Billy Parsons will depart for Parkersburg. Ada Heilman loads for return to the South. Freight movement is light. weather is clear and hot, temperatures around 90s. Port list includes Belle Vernon, Minneola, Dove, and Kentucky River traffic at Frankfort rising.
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Billy Parsons
Parkersburg
Loveruse
Portland Bar
Ada Heilman
Belle Vernon
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Minneola
Memphis
Dove
Kentucky River
Kentucky
Frankfort
Infancy of Divans Ween Exelene and Early Human Sheep Keeping
Fragmentary historical wording notes an early age of divans Ween Exelene and methods of knowledge. It references the first generation of man as history presents him in connection with domesticated sheep and the cultivation of flocks.
Brigham Young Question Sparks Column Conundrum
A fragmentary old note recalls Brigham Young asking a pointed question to another leader, triggering a cryptic exchange that historians interpret as a political conundrum in early church leadership.
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Brigham Young
Porters Influence in Education Presidency Controversy
The piece argues for Professor Porter as a standard bearer in education amid the Woolsey era debate. It lauds his intellect and virtue, praising his likely impact on university harmony and scholarly progress during a contentious period between new and old ideas.
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Michal
America
As Academy
Ias Nu
Woolsey
Horrible Mutilation of Colored Preacher in South Carolina
A brother of Lewis Thompson, a colored preacher murdered by the Ku Klux in Union County, SC, recently visited Columbia. He reports Thompson's body was washed ashore on a river, bearing many stab wounds and marks from horses passing over it, suggesting a forced inquest.
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South Carolina
Ku-Klux
Lewis Thompson
Union County
Columbia
Union
Thompson
Fragmentary Historic Ledger of New York Streets
Fragmented OCR text references New York locations such as the Bowery and Chathans ured street with garbled phrases. It hints at a historic act or event on the prairie and mentions musket and art topics, but lacks a coherent narrative or clear individuals, dates, or outcomes.
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New York
Chathans Ured Street
Bowery
New York World Reports Grant Stall to Take On Pope Grievances
The New York World and the Express headline a brewing clash as President Grant faces opposition over church state issues. A flaming, sensational tone highlights political friction, Catholic grievances, and public reaction in early New York press discourse.
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New York World
Grant
Ster
N. Y
How Dick Took the Turkeys in Kentucky
A fragmented 19th century tale recounts Dick a theftful Black man accused by his master of stealing turkeys. Dick admits crossing Mr Jones to the deacon’s house and finding nine turkeys when confronted.
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Darkey
Kentucky
Lee Dick
Esay
Joe Tr
Sonnpean
New Stone Machine Showcased At Keokuk Government Works
A newly invented stone machine shown at Keokuk works is said to perform the work of a ton of stone per day, smoothing and shaping with precision. The device, described as Geomoumeed and anecandiet like, is eyed for government use and could transform local industry.
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Eater
Keokuk
Iowa
New England Botanic Depot
Boston
Mas
Darien Expedition Reach Washington Amid Health Update
Special Dispatch reports Commander Selfridge of the Darien Expedition arriving in Washington from Aspinwall where the guard prepared to sail for New York. Health of the expedition is good. Personal notes mention General Spinner's surgical operations successful and Boutwell may extend his leave. Bowen heads to Charleston for a public reception. Akerman travels to Weldon to discuss issues.
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Times and Chronicle
Washincton
Darien
Selfridge
Aspinwall
New York
Spinner
Washington
Boutwell
Ood
C. C. Bowen
Charleston
S. C
Akerman
Weldon
N. C
Adjournment After Tumult at Alican State Republican Convention
The Alican State Republican Convention adjourned sine die after a stormy session marked by bitter clashes between factions des Vermottl and Done famionea. Delegates rejected proposed platforms advocating retrenchment in state administration, tax power shifts, and stricter laws, with calls for reform and direct public control over taxes and agencies.
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Alican
Des Vermottl
Done Famionea
Tg. Ig
Ian
Carter
Tavith
Market Quote Fragments On Wheat Corn Oats Prices
Fragmentary crop price lines show July 14 figures for Wheat Corn and Oats with various bids. Values include $141 and $130 for wheat, $1 405 sine ex 0. am and $123 regular, plus mixed corn 60 6le and oats around 56. The text is incomplete and not a full report.
Burked Irish man linked to stamp theft scheme
The arrest of Tom Burke, an Irish man, follows a scheme involving a stall and stamps. The alleged ringleader, nicknamed Fagin, organized thefts with two teenage boys who have confessed and will testify. The total peculations amount to a significant sum.
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Tom Burke
Nassan
Shamonde
P Dickens
Dra
Fife
Burke
Ant's Opera House Recital Amid Mabél Waltzes
At Ant's Opera House last Tuesday L Hall sang lines to Mabél waltzes. He repeated the piece three times, praising a mother Kelso and a teeta in the performance.
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Ant’s
Opera House
L. Hall
Mabél
Kelso
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Abberst College
Springfield
Mageffin
Iron City News
Pittsbury
Capron
Yokohama
P. H
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the State Journal
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Tournai
Louis Vale
Pleasonton
Internal Revenue
Civil Service
Sean
Grebeen Lapeary
Ft & Enioy
Central Office
Murphy
Chicago
Bishop Whitehouse
Yale College
OM. P. i
Republican Press Association
Fagin
Paterson
New Jersey
Love
Tower of the “Low
Bir
Whitehouse
Harper's
Tirang
Beir Pamets
Manesion
Edward Sullis
Philadelphi
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Poe
United States
Tle-Thessne
Dooley & Brother
New Street
Celebratea
Murray Lawman
Florida Water
Helmbold
Helenbold
Lisbon
Helmbold’s
Chis
HELM
BOLD
Melmbold
Wee Ste
Benjamin Travers
WM. RB. Warner & CD
North Third Street
HB. T. Helmbold
Wit
P. Warner & CO
H. T. Helmbold
M. T. Belmbold
Crystal Palace
Broadway
Palace Pharmacy
Twenty-ninth Street
Temple of Pharmacy
Continentiel Hotel
South Tenth Street
Helrbold
N.Y. M. Ae
Wilson Bros
Newport
Cane
Clark & Pittsburg
Lewin
West Fourth Street
Inte Institute
Peenet Pearth Fourth and Vine
New Republicns
Heehee
Water Street
Cinci
Wodert Copa
Idana Med Bscond
Guilford
Ind
Price
Ware
Fool Hawsley
Tee Carnoe
Oule
Aregaed
Tenn
Og Ake Charg
Duniapeddress A. Guanacany
G. W. Rics
Perience
Reat
Cares
Avery Doe
Carriages &C
Carma Sa Ety
Gro
CO Miller
San Sale
Yalls
Eae Nanupacturers Union
Cleveland
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