First Edition Plans for Morning News by Telegraph
The notice outlines three editions of a newspaper to be issued daily. The First Edition appears in the morning, Second at 1 PM, and the Regular Third Edition at 4 PM, all containing the latest news and Convention proceedings. Starbuck & Co., proprietors, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Invisible Green
Ihs
O'Cleck
Feathores
W. Starbuck &0
Sia
Feattinbenn von Erserven
Welant
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mewes Thorpe
Rhea
Resolutions Debated by Democratic Convention in Cincinnati
The article discusses a Democratic Convention in Cincinnati approving a platform item on domestic policy. It notes opposition to religious intolerance, Native versus foreign born distinctions, and mentions a Massachusetts House action on a five hundred dollar resolution related to families affected by executions.
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Democratic Convenation
Cincinnati
Democratic Party
Peostoc
Apernanes
America
Nomination Delays At Convention Amid Ballot Deluge
The convention streams through multiple ballots to name a presidential candidate. Buchanan and Pierce dominate early tallies with Cass and Douglas mounting limited support. Amid disorder and a New York delegation voting, the body advances with further ballots seeking a consensus.
Ballot Deadlock at Democratic Nominating Convention
The report covers a protracted balloting for the Democratic nomination with Buchanan and Pierce leading and shifting support among states including Massachusetts Rhode Island New York and Virginia. Adjournment motions and northern southern tensions are noted with late speculation of state endorsements and a tense mood in the convention hall.
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Hanna
Carolin
Pierce
Todiana Buchanan
Illnois
Douglas
Michigan
Buchanan
Wisconsin
Texas
California
Cage
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pieres
Connectiont
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Rhode Island
Ipeenonsas
New Haspshire
Piere
Connesticut
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Delaware
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Bash&nan
North Carolina
South Carolina
Peres
Wierda
Georgia
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Dechanan
Rhode
Laulerage
Bathewan
Arkavess
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Ohio
Buchstién
Illinois
Jows
Buchan- le
Téxas
Parce
Vipra
Connecticut
Bucheran
Buchanen
N. Carolina
Floride
Georgie
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Buchanas
Arkansas
Bashaman
Cass
Tod
Ianma
Ilinois
Iowa
North Caroline
Florida
Alinels
Totel
T. Pierce
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Alabares
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Pierosy
Oaas
Dowo
Vis
Gonnesticut
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Basbansa
Temas
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Pierem
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Wee
mTm Baller
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Carolina
McMullen
Geatee
Island
Old Buck
Aleri
Piorida
Bucharean
Bachaman
North
Bechao
Meson
Dixon
South
T Temple
Piimere
Buck
Peonsylvania
Friends of Buchanan
Loutalans
Nineteenth Century Convention Rumors and Bets
A chaotic scene at the Democratic convention as delegates, logrollers, and politicians speculate on Buchanan’s nomination. Reports claim northern delegates favor Buchanan while southern resistance grows. bets circulate on a late shift and potential withdrawals as the day unfolds.
Convention Balloting Sparks Crowd Outside Smith and Nixon Hall
Reported accounts describe a large Democratic crowd outside Smith and Nixon's hall during the afternoon ballot for the party’s presidential nomination. Buchanan supporters urged for victory while Anti-Backs grew confident as results showed Buchanan faltering, with outsiders speculating Gen. Case could gain the nomination if Buchanan failed.
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Smith & Nixon
Buchanan
Buck
Doug
Frank Pierce
Buchannan
Gen. Case
Unclear note on movement from Hickory Poia to Plants' county
Fragmentary message mentions Joz and another person driven from Hickory Poia two days ago and headed toward Plants' county. Details on persons, location names, and chronology are incomplete.
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Ike
Provision train attacked two men and a boy killed
Report from Ocana describes a train assault near Lake Okeechobee on Friday May 23 1956. A man named Hinson was wounded and a black man from the encampment was noted among those involved. The text references volunteers and a detachment under General Perkins.
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Frs
A.N. Pacelty
Tampa
Sora Isa
Gperktana
Hinson
Bt Itfeld
Payment of the Texas Creditor and Oddities in Bedford Times
Yesterday marked the first day for lawful payment to certain creditors as noted in the Bedford Times. The article mixes a reference to payments with fragmented local anecdotes about poultry, farmers, and odd mechanical details, indicating a period piece with garbled OCR.
Unclear parliamentary motions and market notes from London
The report covers debates in the House of Lords with Lord Colchester and the Derby opposition over a censure motion related to peace plenipotentiaries and maritime law. It also notes Palmer's poisoning trial, Austrian credentials, and various European movements. Market updates from Liverpool and Manchester detail cotton prices, sales, and market tone, while London reports show a new five million pound loan, Bank of England bullion, and money market easing.
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John Russell
Ruvle
United States
Colchester Movins
Mariti
Earl of Derby
Palmer
Paanes
Baron Habner
Austria
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Prussia
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Brustia
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Crimea
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Russia
Sweden
Oldenburg
Denmark
Denmesk
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Venson
Bank of England
Ameri- Qonsuls
Amateen Institution of Homeopathy Adjourns Meeting
In Wasumeoron on June 6 the Amateen Institution of Homeopathy adjourned to meet in Chicago on the first Wednesday of June next. Senator Trembull plans a measure to restore peace in Haneas by proposing the annexation of that territory to Nebraska and the dissolution of present Kansas laws and offices.
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