Grant clubs surge as political fever grips town
In CoLeumays Ohio on July 2 the Grant club formed amid heated mood. Prominent locals joined with boyish enthusiasm as the Grant Tanners, formed two days earlier, nears a battalion size. A committee plans to verify signatures for the club constitution. Also filed today are certificates for the Monday Creek Mining Company with offices in Lancaster Perry Hocking Athens with $1,000,000 capital and the Lima Bagging Mills with $50,000 capital.
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Times and Chronicle
CoLeumays
Grant Club
Grant Tanners
Monday Creek Min Ging Company
Lancaster
Mises
Perry
Hocking
Athens
Lima Bagging Mills
Detroit excursionists visit Indiana for culture and commerce
Detroit guests, over one hundred prominent citizens, are hosted by Indiana Po. 1s July 26. The Board of Trade welcomed them at Change at 2 pm, followed by a Water Works and Fire Department display. The trip enhances social and commercial ties between Detroit and Indiana.
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Times and Chronicle
Indiana PO
Detroit
Board of Trade
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Vanderbilt's Troubles and a Peoria Case Unfold
New York reports a muddled set of items including a murder extortion case in Peoria and Vanderbilts troubles. Levi N Levy and an extorted associate Brown are named. Dr Thomaz Hill connected to a sailing expedition confronts liability amid poor ship conditions. A heavy morning rain caused flooding, complicating the scene and potential litigation.
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Levi N. Levy
Brown
Thomaz Hill
Vanderbil
Political turmoil and resignations hit New York scene
July dispatches from New York relay discontent in Tammany and reform factions. Ex-Judge Thomas W. Clerke resigns from the Tammany General Committee over conduct of reform effort and Greeley nomination. A World’s Fair note reports Hartranft’s withdrawal from gubernatorial talks amid party tensions.
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Worth Carolina
Herth Carolina
Schurz
North Carolina
Carolina
Ciue
Carlie
Colorado
South Fourth Street dispute ends with refused admittance
In St. Louis on July 26 a man and his wife argued over entry to a residence on South Fourth Street. The husband was denied admittance by his spouse, prompting a tense confrontation and a move to a back area of the premises.
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South Fourth
American Philological Association
Providence
Lafayette College
Penn
Simon P. Taft
Newark
N. J
Cenure
Elizabeth Hendershot
Unclear Crop Report From Fragmentary Note
A fragmentary note hints at crop conditions and uncertain prospects. It mentions wheat and corn status and suggests damage or uncertainty about yields. No clear dates, places, or authorities are identifiable from the legible text.
River Weather Moves Tow Tow Stagnant Flow Amid Delays
Fragmented dispatch reports clouded Monongahela conditions with cloudy skies in early July. Observations note river levels fluctuating and tow movements delayed as vessels and tows attempt to navigate, with several names and times scattered in the muddled text.
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Times and Chronicle
Monongahela
Keokuk
Antwel
Siowla
Srenden Leew
St. Louis
Eola
Evans
Babbage
Camel Darias Ascent and Nile Drainage Mystery Letter
A long letter from David Lavinearonn describes travels across Central Africa toward Ujiji and the Zambezi, detailing slavery, loss of funds to a rogue Moslem, and the discovery of rivers feeding the Nile system. He thanks James Gordon Bennett Jr and H. M Stanley, notes English aid, and laments devastation of goods and slaves. The rest reports New York liquor laws enforcement, a Philadelphia meeting, a railroad dissection, and a Westchester fire.
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H. M Stanley
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Zanzibar
Ujiji
Anyanyembes
Zambezi
Jerusalem
Jericho
Sir Roderick Murehisom
John Bull
Central Africa
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Carebbe
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Kamalonoo
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Lincoln
Petherick
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Sanaing
David Lavinearonn
Pittsburg Bar Fight Leads to Fatal Wound
In Pittsburg early this morning a bar quarrel between Reese and Rieae ended with Reese stabbing Ruth in the breast, a wound deemed fatal. Rulfe arrested and awaiting the result. N B Brown of New Jersey, en route to Indianapolis, was escorted to the depot by a confience man after paying four dollars.
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Reese
Rieae
Rulfe
Confcience
U Union
Schemes of Arnon and the Union Revolutionaries
Fragment from a 1834 union loyalist report detailing alleged conspiracies under D.C. authority. The text discusses constitutional theories, state sovereignty, planned uprisings, and political maneuvers aimed at seizing Illinois Indiana Missouri Kentucky and Ohio. It recounts meetings at Peoria Springfield and Chicago, arrests, and warnings to leaders amid Civil War era suspicions. The document references Horace Greeley and Lincoln, and mentions McClellan and treachery investigations.
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Hidden Confederate plots to seize the Michigan steamer
The report details Confederate schemes to capture the Michigan via Beall and Cole, treachery arrest of Coe, and the failed Johnson’s Island plan. It chronicles gunboat raiding, prisoner exchanges, and efforts to fund gold shipments, with bombastic hopes of freeing prisoners and triggering broader uprisings, including a daring but doomed attempt on New York City.
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Confederate plot letter details funding and plans
North states loyalty split and Confederate intrigues surface in a long letter from J Thompson. He describes mysterious schemes, a $20,000 draft request, and advances of $500 in gold for Confederate aims. He discusses delaying payments, keeping authority, and directing efforts toward those in the North who refuse to join the Union army.
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Great Western Stock and Brighton Stock Reports
The market reports Great Western Stock and Brighton Stock from July 28. Cattle receipts total 2,016 head with steady demand and mixed quality, shipping at 7 to 9 per cent for common to prime. Hogs and sheep show active trading with prices around 10 dollars for light sheep, and cattle trade strong for butcher quality.
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Berksford
Brighton
BEEN
Scerris- Texoen
Seriaxir Lacrns
Market Report From New York Live Stock Prices
The report notes arrivals and prices for cattle and hogs, with thousands of head traded. Prices vary by weight and region, including Kentucky, Texas, and Illinois lots. Demand remains mixed, with some good wholesale prices but limited strong buyers.
Market Receipts Report from Burroto July
Receipts to day totaled 595 with 99 dollars captured by sales. Ohio steer averaged 1,511 pounds at 85.35 and Missouri 1,127 at 5.85. Yard operations were not enough to form quotable market. only some sales reported and prices nominal at 160 dollars compared with the same period last week.
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Missouri
Beer Catrra Market Report Highlights Steady Prices
The market opened steady with fair quality beer grains and Prime Texans priced around 25403 pts. Demand showed quiet activity, sales of common to medium grades noted, total receipts listed at 356 units. Prices remained steady despite a modest uptick in some lines.
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Market Report Shows Modest Improvement and Thin Activity
A July 2 market summary notes a modest improvement in overall market mood with no large transactions reported. Colored cotton goods are quiet with limited activity. prints show some sales while broadcloths and finer fabrics remain inactive. Domestic goods like flannels show tapering demand as brokers report subdued business and tentative activity across sectors.
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Wedium Cassiuieres
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Fut Rat
Bactimong Market Report July 25 Prices Steady
The market shows active demand with higher prices. Best sales quoted at 7.00 to 5.00 per unit for top quality, mid grades around 5.50. Week’s head receipts total 579 with demand moderate and prices up about 4 to 6 cents per unit. Hogs supply high, prices up about 1 to 2 cents, weekly receipts 1965.
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Ixey Curtis
North Carolina Eyes 12 000 Vote Margin for Republicans
Special dispatch from Washington cites a private letter dated July 22 reporting North Carolina safe for the Republican cause by a 12,000 majority. The piece notes Republican harmony and confidence and mentions price hikes by black barbers saloonkeepers and bootblacks under a new civil rights law. Carl Schurz was passing through en route north.
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Kyleigh
River conditions and storm devastation reported
The third edition notes the Monongahela river falling at 5 feet 7 inches with Evansville port activity and cargo movements. a severe storm at Wax Weir causes fatalities, property damage, and destruction to Union School and a new church, with reports of widespread damage in Van Wert and Fort Wayne areas and multiple crews responding.
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Nashville Judge Shackelford backs Greeley for elector
In Nashville Tennessee on July 20 Judge J O Shackelford a proposed Republican elector writes to the Republican Banner that Liberals adopting Republican principles and nominating Horace Greeley will receive his support He says his fears of military chieftains have not grown and that Greeley's election would help restore fraternal relations between sections.
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City Council in special session at Ehmer's Hall
The City Council met in special session at Ehmer's Hall. Minutes from two prior meetings were approved. Committees were instructed on delinquent street contractor, repairs, and criminal proceedings. a legal advisory from Harvey Myers influenced a clerk election. The council adjourned to Monday.
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Covington
R W. Nelsom
Newport
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Hamvey Myeax
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Clay
Othee
J. P. Stane
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Dayton
Astessor
Pleasant Stamper
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Thosmesities 9 Law
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Wens
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Hohn
Kieber
Fourth
Wheat and grain prices drift in July market report
July 26 market notes show wheat higher on small supply, No 2 Milwaukee and other grades quoted, corn and oats trading lightly. Milk, flour, and whisky prices steady with firm pork and bacon markets, live cattle receipts and mixed trading activity across commodities.
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Debates in the Commons on Irish railway case adjourned
The House of Commons debated the contested railway section and Judge Keogh's disposition of the case last night but took no action as the session was adjourned. The chamber was well filled amid expectations of a lively discussion of Irish topics.
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House of Commons
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Ocean Yachts Pass Brenton's Reef Lightship This Morning
The yacht Madeline and the Rambler, defending the Bennett cup, passed Brenton's Reef lightship this forenoon with times of 7 34 and 7 15 respectively. Ex Postmaster General Randall died at his New York residence this morning aged 53.
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el New York
Proceedings in the Trial of Barnard BaRatoca
Proceedings in the Court of Impeachment focus on the Susquehanna Railroad case. Identification of issued orders and review of phases are covered with no major questions raised. The day centers on procedural aspects rather than substantive new findings. The report also notes ship arrivals and departures with minimal detail.
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Susquehanna Railroad
Stormy lightning strikes hit city and horses killed
Yesterday morning a severe storm lit the sky with bright lightning and thunder. Lightning struck near Plankingson and Armour’s, striking telegraph wires and injuring workers while rattling through a water spout and Reardon’s house. In the Drovers Bank area it caused alarm and damage. three horses were killed at the depot as Independence faced destruction. Billy Patterson and others were among those missing or unreported.
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Jove
Plankingson & Armour
Billy Patterson
Southern States grain and cotton crops face mixed fortunes
Reports from across the Southern states note flourishing grain crops in Alabama Georgia and parts of the Carolinas with wheat the finest since 1857 though corn faces drought and insect pressure. Cotton growth is threatened by rain and unfavorable weather with fears of reduced yields if rains persist.
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