Senator Wilson to Stump the West in Campaign
Coliax co Make a Few Speeches. The Convention should place in nomination each a man as Charles Francis Adams. Bees set no tab AS B ee i 8-patriotic ity to sustain such a ticket. Gumner says he will be surprised if Schurz does not support if endorsed by Convention. One fifth of the Republican vote may oppose Grant. Britain may withdraw from Geneva arbitration unless time extended. Wilson to go West for speeches in Ohio Indiana Illinois. Vice-President Colfax will relax from duties and speak a few times. Many Senators and Representatives remain in Washington handling departmental business.
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Charles Francis Adams
Gumner
Schurz
Mr. Greeley
Sumner
Wisconsin
Grant
State Department
Great Britain
Wilson
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Colfax
Junc tion City Iron Company Incorporation Formed
Certificates filed today reveal the Junc tion City Iron Company of Perry County with a $50,000 capital stock. Also listed is the Gal ien, Logansport and Chicago Railroad Company with $2,000,000 capital stock, formed to build a line from Galion to Wabash. The Board of Equalization will meet July 2 to review assessments for railroads not yet received.
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Times and Chronicle
CoL_umbus
Junction City Iron Company
Perry County
Galien
Logansport
Chicago R. B. Company
Galion
Wabash Toogany
Board of Equalit A
River Rasyi Flows to Zan Lake, Not Nile Link
In New York on June 13, Nyases asserts the river Rasyi drains into Lake Zan, confirming that Zanganiyaka has no connection to the Nile. The statement clarifies hydrological relationships and regional geography.
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New York
Nyases
Rasyi
Zanand
Zanganiyaka
Moscow letter hints Alexis reception not forgotten in Washington
A Herald letter from Moscow argues Alexis reception in Washington is not forgotten, noting a presented did not give his hand to Mr. Grant and remained cool in manner, suggesting lingering tensions in U.S.-Russia relations.
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Russia
New York
Jane
Moscow
Grant
Alexis
Weashington
Unclear fragment of Sieekoosd yee racing report
A damaged OCR fragment describes three races at Sieekoosd yee with incomplete details. The first race forfeited in mile heats. The third race mentions marble-cutters and demands but data are unreadable.
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New York
Sieekoosd
Destructive Hurricane at Paterson New York
Destructive hurricane strikes Paterson New York on June 17 as residents report damage after a night of severe winds and flooding. Local authorities assess streets, homes, and businesses while crews work to restore power and safety measures in the city.
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New York
Paterson
Acquittal of Rev Dr Berkley Reported
A brief note from Loum dated June 13 states the acquittal of Rev Dr Berkley in a local case. The scant text confirms the outcome but lacks fuller context or details on charges or court.
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Berkley
Loum
Treaty Article Draft Stirs Geneva Arbitration Debate
A New York dispatch reports the concluding paragraph of the supplemental treaty, noting the nations disavow liability for indirect damages and urge timely Geneva arbitration. Rumors suggest British ministers face pressure in Parliament as momentum shifts amid expectations of Geneva Conference adjournment.
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New York
Washington Dispatch
Senate
Geneva
New York Times
Loupon
Disraeli
Bouverie
Grand Procession in St Louis Crowds Turn Out
The St Louis Grand Procession yesterday night from the depot was crowded with people and flags. Illuminated displays and music joined in the spectacle as bands performed including Die Vespen and Nocturne. The event drew a large crowd with Lena Schurz and local singers participating and receiving warm applause.
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St. Louis
Hal Ce
Twa Een Loepely
Gramme
Lena Schurz
Seners Chessent, Keller
Chas. Louis
Monte Captured and Plundered Battle Report
The official bulletin of Gen. Trevino on the Monterey battle notes a comp victory and capture of enemy forces after a disengagement that cost his army heavy losses. A family mourns members amid reports of captures including sixteen children and ongoing revolutionary implications.
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Mat Tamoras
Trevino
Monterey
New Sail
Gal
Corvello
Thesata
River reports and arrivals at Lovutsville June 13
Special Dispatches note the river felling six feet in the canal and clear cool weather at Lovutsville on June 13. Other lines mention arrivals such as Ellen Hughes from Nash and Cincinnati bound for New Orleans, with references to Evansville and a river at New Avtaxy. The fragment ends with a remark on tobacco and a “fat tip” for a packet voyage.
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Lovutsville
Merana Oad
Inu
Carro
Ellen Hughes
Nash
New Orleans
Evansville
Jane
Lenge Shes Tobacco
Republican caucus nominates Prescott for State officer
In Coxconp on June 13 the Republican Legislative caucus nominated F. F. Prescott for a state position amid discussions of the senatorial caucus and possible third candidate. The Democratic caucus also met in the evening and made nominations. Messrs Potas and Patterson claim the nomination, with a third candidate possible.
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Coxconp
Republican Legislative Caucus
F. F. Prescott
Messrs.potas
Patterson
Boston Jubilee Programme Preview and Music Schedule
Partial programme outlines a June Boston Jubilee festival with patriotic and international tributes. It notes concerts for America and France, a chime at Boston bells, a grand orchestra, US bands, drums, and artillery batteries fired by electricity during the Tuesday events the 18th.
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Bostos
America
Nstla
God Save the Queen
Boston
Democratic National Convention selection near Baltimore
Auti Gresse denials surface as Baltimore committee names Ford's Opera House for the Democratic National Convention. Delegates from Vermont and Massachusetts electors head toward Baltimore, with motions on Greeley and party unity shaping the looming convention. The New York temperance meeting targets Saratoga in July for coordinated action. Liberal Republicans call for reorganization while the National Republican Executive Committee discusses future plans. Prominent figures Cowen Cooke Douglass join the resident committee. Arvah Crocker is tipped for National Committee VP.
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New York State
Saratoga
National Republican Executive Committee
Revival at Oaks Corner and Beacon Park Races
The Grand Jury in Baltimore indicted Rev Dr Huston for adultery. The first Methodist National Camp Meeting opened at Oaks Corner New York with large crowds. At Beacon Park Boston Fanny won the all horses to wagons race in times ranging from 2 35 to 2 41. The Synod of the Reformed Church at Besckive elected Rev Dr Van Sand as professor at Brunswick Seminary and adjourned for an excursion.
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Ray
Oaks Corner
New York
Beacon Park
Boston
Fanny
Synod of the Reformed Church
Besckive
van Sand
Eeieek Brunswick Seminary
Refusal to Allow Mortgagee to Become Party Defendant
Judge Cox rules on motion to add mortgagee as party defendant in a case cited by prior plaintiff. Attachment issued. questions arise about rights and propriety of adding the mortgagee, with arguments by Lane for plaintiffs and Von Seggern & Glidden for defendants.
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Scesaiangs
Lientiff
Ohio State
Lane
Pinniig
von Seggern & Glidden
Red Cloud Sioux Chiefs at the American Academy event
At the academy a large Sioux delegation led by Red Cloud Red Dog and Red Leaf attended a Grant era reception with Governor Pollock and Stuart. Red Cloud addressed the audience declining to move forward, questioning the Great Spirit and demanding fair treatment and land rights. Native leaders spoke about past and present U.S. policy, expressing desire to live on traditional lands without conflict.
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York
West Depot
George H
Grant
Spruce Street
Academy
Stuart
Pollock E
Har-of-Corn
Big Foot
George H. Stuart
Pollock
Blade
Canton
George Dana Boardman
Breed
Indies
Red Cloud
Red Dog
Page of Society Gossip and Legal Notices from Boston Era
A fragmentary column surveys women’s education, marriage, divorce, and social roles with anecdotes from Boston and beyond. It notes Belva Lockwood entering criminal law, Miss Eliza Leak’s marriage to a Yankee, Queen Victoria’s public life habits, and a Boston woman’s view of Harvard students. The piece mixes lighter social items with occasional sharp judgment on gender norms.
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Europe
Queen Victoria
Dan Pers
Georgia
Eliza Leak
Griffin
Ohio Valley Editors Meet in Sixth Convention at Athens
The Ohio Valley Editorial men held their sixth convention in Athens O at the Warren House. Mayor Golden welcomed the delegates and General Grosvenor announced planned visits to Ohio University Lunatic Asylum and other sites followed by a banquet. John J Pratt was absent. Geo Thomas Ewing toasts the Hocking Valley.
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Times and Chronizie
Athens
Ohio Valley
Nien
Warren House
Golden
Gen. Grosvenor
Ohio University
Lunatic Asylum
John J. Pratt
Geo. Thomas Ewing
Hocking Valley
Straitsville
Nelsonville
Chauncey Salt Works
Floods Wreck Prague Region Readied to Mourn 700 Dead
Reports from Prague state that floods overwhelmed the country as waters poured over fertile districts sweeping away villages. The disaster left a staggering loss of life with about 700 persons perished and widespread devastation reported near the Hoods and surrounding areas.
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Austria
London
Prague
Race for the Ascot Heath Gold Cup won by Henry
Loxnox June 13 reports the race for the Ascot Heath gold cup today resulted in Henry crossing the finish first. The event drew local fans and featured a tight finish among contenders.
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Loxnox
Ascot
Ascot Heath
Henry
Usual Cabinet Crisis in Maphip
On June 13 the Ministry and the King are not in harmony over certain measures, and the ministers will tender their resignations. The report notes a brewing cabinet crisis affecting government stability.
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Maphip
Cholera Appears in Constantinople and Quarantines Enforced
CrY ture Constantinople reports the cholera outbreak has appeared in the city. Southern harbors see ships from Russian ports placed under quarantine as a precaution. The outbreaks prompt health measures and vessel restrictions along the Black Sea trade routes.
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Ture
Constantinople
Men crushed by iron plate at Diamond Steel Works
At Pittsburgh on June 15 Fred Kramer and Richard D Maxwell were killed while lifting a bed-plate on jackscrews. A slipped prop caused the plate to crush both men. Snyder, an Allegheny engine tender, was injured. M Meeds, a book keeper from Columbus, Ohio, was found in a station house having drank heavily.
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Pittssure
Fred Kramer
Richard D. Maxwell
Marhimats
Diamond Steel Works
Zeee
Rap Snyder
Hick
Allegheny
M. Meeds
Keets
Columbus
Ohio
Fatality to Telegraph Repairers in New Jersey Crash
Port Jervis N Y July 13 report that telegraph line repairers at Bergen New Jersey were struck by an Erie freight train. Edward Van Ess was killed and several others were injured in the accident near the rail line.
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Port Jervis
N. Y
Bergen
New Jersey
Erie
Edward Vaness
River levels and shipping notes from Monongahela area
Special Dispatch reports river gauges on the Monongahela with the river rising and various vessels moving or awaiting transit. Key West sails to Fort Benton, Argosy toward Cincinnati, Granite State due ports, Collier carrying three barges to St Louis, some boats afloat after a break. Ships Studson Kittie Hegler Andes Dugan Oriole Fleetwood Telegraph noted in transit at Snowrow Ohio and Merriman area.
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Times and Chronicle
Monongahela River
Evan Isa
Merriman Esscacy
Nee Ee
Allegheny River
Partic
Snowrow
Studson
Kittie Hegler
Andes
Dugan
Oriole
Fleetwood
Noone
Cincinnati and Rockport Railroad Directors Meet on Bond Plan
The Cincinnati and Rockport Railroad board met at the Board of Trade to discuss road construction and bond issuance. Several residents along the proposed line spoke, after which directors unanimously resolved to proceed with the plan despite earlier disorder in the street.
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Cincinnati and Rockport Railroad
Board of Trade Inome
Rock
Death of Dayton resident Charles I Stone at 6 this morning
The death of Charles I Stone after a long illness from consumption is announced. A resident of Dayton for years, he held several public offices with credit to the city. Funeral arrangements will be posted. John Spronk was arrested on Tuesday night on a warrant issued by Chadwick for attempting to kill his wife. In default of $26 bail Spronk was jailed in Newport but was sent to Alexandria after local jail officials refused to accept him.
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Red Dog
Red Cloud
Fort Fetterman
Stopsand
Mr. Stuart
Great Father
Negreim
Charles I. Stone
Stone
Dayton
John Spronk
Ae Chadwick
Escarger
Spronk
Newport
Horsfall
King
Alexadarta
Anne
Greeley and the Colored Citizens in the Glarper's View
The piece critiques Horace Greeley's stance on civil rights and Republican anti-slavery leaders. It notes Greeley's hesitation on Sumner's bill, the Cincinnati movement, and opposition from Frederick Douglass, Garrison, Wendell Phillips, Gerrit Smith, and Beecher. It questions whether Greeley would support equal rights before the law or allow separate schools.
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Greeley
Paleres
Glarper
Cincinnati
Frederick Douglass
William Lloyd Garrison
Wendell Phillipe
Gerrit Smith
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Greeley
Charles Sumner
Tyrone
Poughkeepsie
Sumner
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Golden Circle
Corner in Oats Stirs Chicago Markets
A leading Board of Trade figure, Mr Chandler, reportedly controls 1.3 to 1.5 million bushels of oats in a city with under 1.4 million bushels stored. The Board has addressed the practice, though critics say the oats are central to storage and price schemes. Shorts estimate 3,000,000 bushels linked to railroads and elevators, with prices held around 40 to 41 1/2 cents as the dispute unfolds and western civilization progresses in Chicago.
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Chicago
Wall Street
Chandler
Board of Trade
Te House
Farmers and Miners' Railroad Project Seen Advancing
June 13 report from Unpawa Ohio states Chief Engineer and Assistants Keys and Marshal Anderson survey lime routes from Urbana to Circleville as practicable. An elderly Mrs Phoba McComeey aged 70 fell and injured her leg on broken stairs. Jane Milling, resident of this city, was arrested on a Cincinnati requisition by Police Chief Blenka and taken to Cincinnati. Champaign County Democrats set a June 23 convention to name delegates to the Cleveland meeting on June 27.
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Times and Chronicle
Unpawa
Farmers’ and Minners
Avvistant
Keys
Marshal Anderson
Circleville
Urbana
Phoba McComeey
Crisis in Government Sparks Cabinet Resignation
On June 15 Manni reports the crisis stemmed from King Amadeus disapproving Cortes measures backed by the Cabinet. The ministry has resigned amid the dispute.
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Amadeus
Cortes
Auction bids for gold total 2.73 million dollars today
Fifteen bids for gold aggregated 2,730,000 dollars with prices from 113.50 to 114.05. Awards reached 2,000,000 dollars at 113.89 to 114.05. The day included the funeral procession of James Gordon Bennett with mourners and a public display of flags at half mast along Fifth Avenue.
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New York
James Gordon Bennett
Pifth Avenue
Sore Hall
Horace Greeley
Bedford
Janes Or
Rese
Starrs
Viel
Anid
Body mix up in river brings misleading identity in Cleveland
Cleveland reports misidentified body of Wm. G. Williams believed to be a living man ten days missing, later corrected to another person. A second body of an unknown man was found in the river the same morning. Police say a crowd gathered at Steinway's piano shop but was dispersed.
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Gel
Cleveland
Wm. G. Williams
Ree
Askiff
Orerten
Eday
Steinway
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