Brilliant astorn seen over New York night sky
Various late notices from New York include a Friday banquet for the Japs at the Revere House, President Grant’s Long Branch trip, a large real estate sale by Henry Weaver’s estate, and maritime and railroad movements. Also reported are the death and funeral details, political maneuvering, and international affairs including France Mexico relations and Japan’s activities.
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Thousand Isles
Fort Larned
Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe
Colorado
San Francisco
Hong Kong
United States Treasury
United and Mexican Commission St Wash
Juarez
Henry Weaver
Weaver House
New York City
Walter Scott
Campaign Dispatches From Washington and North Carolina
Acting Secretary Richardson puts savings at two to three million dollars from buying Confederate archives. Some Southern Claims Commission claimants are exposed as rebel employees, ending their chances. North Carolina polls suggest a Republican victory as Democrats cry foul over alleged negro voter imports. Greeley campaign money appeals earn few responses, threatening to halt efforts.
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the Times and Chronicls
Wasutroron
Richardson
Southern Claims Commission
N. Carolina
Virginia
McClure
Penecyiveuia
Caroline
Greeley Campaign Committee
Grant
Mexico Britain Indian Claims Commission Summary
The article outlines disagreements before the Mexican Claims Commission and the British Indian Commission. It notes 366 Mexican claims totaling about 2 million dollars and 475 British cases versus 19 American, with 17 decisions reported and questioned award validity. It mentions a new Mexican commissioner seated June 24 and ongoing efforts to deliver case papers, amid allegations of fraud and disputed awards.
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Indian Commission
Wasuumotox
United States
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Abe
Ane
Spi
Saeee
Acon
Mepenes
Gree
Lone
Arte Acre
Rousing Republican Rally Draws Five Thousand Hear Gen Harlan
A large political meeting in New Albany Indiana attracted about five thousand voters. Gen John M Harlan delivered a two hour address that drew sustained attention from the crowd and was frequently interrupted as Democrats listened from the ranks.
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Times and Chronicle
New Albany
John M. Harlan
Horace
Governor Noyes Declines to Interfere in Barclay Case
Governor Noyes refuses to commute the death sentence for John Barclay, advising preparation for death. The ruling follows strong evidence of Barclay’s guilt, with the public meeting drawing mixed attendance and uncertainty among advertised speakers. Also noted are railroad and publishing company charters filed in Hamilton County and a crash at Busenbark’s Station on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line causing delays.
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Times and Chronicle
CoLumnus
Noyes
John Barclay
Barclay
Schurz
Cincinnati and
Pleasant Ridge Railroad Company
Woodburn
Pleasant Riddge
Hamilton County
Standard Publishing Company
Cincinnati
Hamilrton
Hamilton and Dayton
Busenbark’s
Atlantic and Great Western
Bert
Cincinnati, Hamilton, and
Dayton
Hamilton
Stanley Lionized in Paris On European Reception
A Herald special from Lordes reports Stanley greatly lionized in Paris at a breakfast hosted by Minister Washburne with General Sherman in attendance showing keen interest in Stanley's maps. The Livingstone letter circulated widely across Europe.
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Lordes
Stanley
Paris
Washburne
Sherman
Livingstone
Europe
Tribunal of Arbitrators backs America in Florid case
Geneva July 29 The Swiss Times confirms the Tribunal of Arbitrators favors America in the Florids case stating Britain failed to take adequate precautions to stop the vessel from English ports The Times also notes the Board of Arbitration today began consideration of the Alabama case.
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America
Alabama
the Times
Board of Arbitration
Juarez Death Confirmed. Lerdo de Tejada Inaugurated
A Matamoras special reports an official communication from War Minister Mejia received via Tampico confirms President Juarez died on the 18th of heart disease. Lerdo de Tejada was immediately inaugurated as successor.
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Tampico
Mejia
Juarez
Lerdo de Tejada
Enforcement of the Excise Law under Italian Unification celebration
In New York and Brooklyn excise officers strictly enforced laws during the Italian unification celebration. Only about eight liquor saloons were found open at night for the event. An executive committee was appointed to evaluate the matter as preliminary work on Vanderbilt's underground railway faced delays due to a lack of funds and potential sales of property.
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New York
Brookyne
Italy
Vanderbilt
Sugar refinery blaze and church street fire reported
A fire in the Berger, Harlbert and Livingstone sugar refinery on Leteunt street caused extensive damage to adjacent buildings. A second fire burned two large cemetery buildings on Church street. both fires as of 10 A M were ongoing with expected heavy losses. The Boyer Hubert Covington refinery fire caused about 300000 dollars in insured losses. a wall collapse buried a man named Michael who was later extricated with injuries.
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Weat Broadway
Hudson Streets
Church Street
New York
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Michael
Sherman
New Jersey man charged with bribe in New York case
New York prosecutors accuse Verpor Ren of New Jersey of accepting a bribe of 30000 dollars from Eric Ring. The charges detail alleged kickbacks tied to undisclosed official actions. Authorities referenced the July 29 period and location in the case filing.
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New York
Verpor Ren
New Jersey
Eric Ring
Forney Replies to Cameron in Municipal Campaign
D C Forney formerly of the W Chronicle replies to Cameron in a lengthy communication about the municipal campaign in New York City. The letter references Ben and various political figures and factions within the city’s reform movement, noting ongoing tensions and alliances as the campaign progresses.
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New York
Marine Arrivals Reported From Liverpool to Paris
The vessel City of Paris reached dock in Paris via Lexpos on July 29, carrying the Nevada and City of Washington also reported as arrived out.
River Traffic and Weather Woes Slow Ohio River Boats
Evansville July 29 reports a lively but cautious river scene with about 400 tons of cargo aboard the Cul ha and tows bound for Cairo. Freight conditions are anxious as water levels rise and heat intensifies, delays noted for packets and tows. Grand Tower and John Kyle arrivals and departures are listed, with clear hot weather affecting navigation and river commerce along the Louisville line today.
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Times and Chronicle
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Louisville
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Keaton
Good Caine
Grand Tower
Io Cone
John Kyle
Wisesbece
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Widh Tower
St. Ene
John ‘Kyle
New Orleans
Louisvi Lee
Canal contractors seek restraining order on canal work
The Ann A J Baker and J McDonald sail tonight while the Arlin passes the canal. The Nashville returns from Port ioumnaen to Bt Tents as business remains dull and freighters are scarce. Sheehan Loler, contractors for completing the canal, plan steps to stop ongoing work under prior canal Directors.
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The Evening Post on National Drink Bill and Costs
The article reports vast 1871 liquor statistics including 62,314 627 tons of home made spirits and 7,159,740 barrels of fermented liquors, plus imported wine and spirits totals. It estimates total national outlay on drinks reaching hundreds of millions, discusses licensing, labor costs, and the economic impact, arguing reform should rely on natural laws rather than coercive pledges.
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Internal Revenue Department
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Internal Revenue
Greeley Campaign Frames Republicans and Tammany Clash
Report from Milwaukie Wisconsin on a partisan rally at the Capitol attended by Governor Washburn and Senator, recounting a fierce exchange over the Greeley nomination. It describes Reform efforts against Tammany Hall, views on Grant's White House leadership, and debates over military influence surrounding the presidency.
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Greeley
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Andy Johnson
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Men & Sword
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Major Babcock
Engle
Superintendent of Publicings and Grounds
Dent
Porter
Sherman
Kant
Mixed Claims Disallowed by Board of Arbitration
The Swiss Times reports the Board of Arbitration disallowed American Government claims over depredations by Boston Jefferson Davis and other Confederate cruisers due to unproven negligence by Britain. Florida and Alabama privateers awards total about £1,500,000. A canal causeway on the Miami and Erie Canal near Minpole Town washed out, delaying boat passage for about two days. repairs underway.
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Parenge
Ote Pep Idkbe Sererer
Man charged with assault on girl in Pike County case
Louis Roth aged 49 head of a family appeared before the Pike Court on a charge of having assaulted a girl named Kate Wegner, about 10. Through counsel the case was continued to Thursday with $1500 bail set. neighbors reported prior attempts, the girl alleged threats, and Roth denied the charges. Judge Carter ordered a medical examination of the child.
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Mad Republicans Panic Over Fed Appointments
A clipped tirade lists numerous politicians and editors expressing anger at delays and reassignments in New York federal appointments. Names like Grant, Seeler, Palmer, Bowles, White, and Greeley appear amid a broader jab at factionalism and “liberal Republicans” forming a mutual admiration society. The piece lampoons political fretwork and public grumbling rather than reporting a single event.
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Germany
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Oral Sheridan Lee
Chicago
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Montana Territory
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Horace White
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Cleveland
Fee
E. Sterling
Aux Cust Thieme
Wachter Dm Erte
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Toe Ublican
Republie
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Niccara Falls
Cireland
Vandalia Man Charged With Assault After Water Works Vote
A Vandalia man faces assault charges following a dispute connected to the Holly Water Works vote. Authorities say the incident occurred near the polling area and prompted investigation by local police.
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Parten Charg
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Confiscation reports denied in Maprin event
Reports claim the government will not sell property seized from insurrectionists. In the Northern Department another Carlist defeat occurs with 150 killed and 30 wounded. Paris reports July 2 note subscriptions to a new loan reaching four milliards of francs, with Berlin subscribing five hundred millions.
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Paris
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Berlin
Cheney parish case ends demurrer ruling in Chicago court
In July 1929 Chicago Circuit Court Judge Williams overruled the defense demurrer in the Cheney case but refused a temporary injunction. The ruling prevents the vestrymen from diverting parish funds to support the deposed rector.
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di Tie Fonds
Carpenter speaks on Greeley secession views in Milwaukee
Conclusion of Carpenters Speech covers endorsement of Greeleys secession views and reaction in Milwaukee. Senatorial remarks reference the San Domingo matter, treaty debates, and political stakes. Carpenter urges voters to back Grant, defend republican institutions, and cast a right vote for liberty and justice amid a charged campaign.
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Impeachment Case Testimony On Pacific Railroad
Bawatoca July 29 C Bushnell director of the Pacific Railroad testified in Barnard impeachment proceedings this morning, asserting the road suffered from ruinous mismanagement and disorder in 1869 under orders and strain.
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Serious Fire Strikes Foxburg and TriTvsville Area
A major fire swept Foxburg and nearby TriTvsville on Saturday evening damaging stores and offices including Porterfield, McCorabs general goods, Travers hardware, German and Weaver dining rooms. The blaze, blamed on an accident, destroyed a large portion of the town and prompted heavy insurance coverage.
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Germans & Weaver
River flood and heat claim lives in city report
The river levels rose and fell with rising heat driven by high temperatures. A wharfboat valued at 80 dollars hauled six hundred tons. The Belle boat is in operation today. Three sunstroke deaths occurred yesterday and one more today. Mercury stood at 99 degrees in the heat.
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