Electoral ticket and local business notices in Ohio
Public notices list names and positions for an electoral ticket in Ohio counties including M. Moody and W. Peck, plus trade ads for Starbuck & Co and a hatter in Cincinnati. The fragment mentions counties Cuyahoga and Ashtabula and various names with offices such as supreme judge and public works commissioner in a late 19th or early 20th century context.
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VW. Peck
Sciote County
M. Moody
Jefferson County
Public Works
Ben J. Fggleston
Ham. Co
Kansas Call for More Troops Sparks Border Tension
A St Louis Democrat clipping reports escalating conflicts in Kansas and Missouri with free state supporters resisting Gen Walthera's company. Troops under Col Summer disperse Whitfield’s men near Prairie City while settlers face intimidation. Mount Vernon estate values and Bascom the preacher’s trials are noted amid the unrest.
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Free State
Walthera
Col. Summer
Prairie City
Whitfield
Leavenworth Hundred
Gol
News From Utah in Omaha Nebraskian May 2
Reports from Utah describe snow storms delaying military camps at Devil's and Horseshoe Creeks. Officers A W Babbitt and Judge W J Ap days assess road conditions and Indians moving toward the Valley and Pacific coast amid peaceable appearances.
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Prom
Omaha City
Nebraskian
Utah
Ronit
A. W. Babbitt
W. J. Ap
Devil's
Horseshoe Creeks
Camp Davis
Sean
Meeree
Pacific Coast
Sumner outrage discussed as ruffianism of the tongue
The Livingston Republican condemns Sumner outrage noting ruffianism of words as well as violence. It stresses that both forms attract censure and may serve as a corrective by showing their repulsive outcomes.
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Livingston Republican
Outrage Reported at Winona with Property Destruction
The article describes an outrage at Winona on Saturday involving flour and other goods moved by agents. Barrels were disposed of and shipments to the river noted, with local tension and rumors tying the incident to regional disputes near Ores levee and the Galena Packet station. Authorities seek any citizen with knowledge of those involved.
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Winona
Somagen
Wuaris 4x Apvancen Aca
A decision was issued by a French court following proceedings related to the Wuaris 4x Apvancen Aca incident. The ruling addresses the core legal questions and outlines the court's conclusions and any imposed actions or remedies.
Election Night Echoes and Voter Victory
The report notes a candidate winning by over two thousand votes. A noble victory is celebrated with loud hurrahs, highlighting Millard’s honor and the patriotic tone of the event as part of the November tale.
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Tor
Millard
Shipwreck Disaster Near Portland Describes Missing Persons
The river disaster left one father missing and a boy unaccounted as officers saw several bodies in the water. Capt Sam Masom reported three people in the current but only three reached water safely in shallow, then the vessel capsized. The wreck floated downstream while passengers and crew were saved to Portland's St. Charles Hotel, with endorsements for local officials and hotel proprietors.
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Son
the Jordan
Cincinnati
Sam Masom
Portland
St. Charles
Sauar Pimeau
Cap Lockhart
St. Charles Hotel
Bowieville Courier
Toll-gate dispute leads to deadly attack in Alabama
A Georgia corridor toll gate dispute erupts near Glenaville Alabama with residents from Florence Georgia, Matthew Averett Sr. accused of collecting tolls at an Alabama gate. When targeted travelers Roach and Warlick were wounded or killed, as gunmen concealed themselves in a field. subsequent arrests awaited.
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Columbus Times and Sentinel
Glenaville
Ala
Jernigan
Florence
Matthew Averett
Chattahoochee
State of Georgia
Doath Ouneoet
Wiles
Nathemel Roch
Robert Warlick
Samuel Diggers
Sykes
J. M. White, Esq
Flor- P
Fire at the Louisiane Penitentiary reported
The Baton Rouge Gazette describes a June 2 fire at the Louisiane Penitentiary. About three hundred convicts were in custody as crowds gathered at the blaze scene.
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Louisiane Penitentiary
The
Baton Rouge
Shea Creck Serrate Seti
Buchanan Victory Reported in Local Race
Ma Bucea notes Hon James Buchanan’s win as supporters claim victory at the event. The fragment confirms Buchanan’s election success with cheers and a brief nod to the outcome.
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Bucea
James Buchanan
European tensions and financial moves from Liverpool to Washington
Reports from Liverpool and London describe peace rejoicings and potential diplomatic steps with Lord Russell and Lord Elgin. the Bank of England lowers its discount rate, and Spain prepares a fleet for Mexico. In Washington, Senate debate focuses on Brooks Sumner incidents with lingering attacks and defenses, highlighting partisan rhetoric and hospital reports of Sumner’s condition.
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Saspy Hoon
Trom
Liverpool
Baltimore
Kictn
Washington
Cays
United States
London
Lord Elgin
Henry Bulwer
Bank of England
Spain
Mexico
Dallas
Phillip Dallas
Dallae
Jedgrs
Lord Mager
Busiels
Lord Clarendon
Berlin
Prass Vas
Russia
Sweden
Liverpool Market
Market, International News, and Ship Arrivals Highlight Late Posts
The report notes beef and pork markets steady with modest demand for lard and levantroot prices unchanged. London and Hamburg scenes show Italian questions and papal proposals, while Earl of Elgin and Lord Aberdeen discuss Canada troop orders and US relations. Palmer is convicted of poison with strychnine and news arrives of ships including the Ecoseon and City of Baltimore, with Persia to be altered for speed. Pass rates and Sunday music debates stir policy in London as Costa Rica railroad plans emerge.
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Levanroot
London
Napolion
Earl of Elgin
House of Sords
Canada
Lord Alerendon
United States
Busic
Crampton
England
Palmer
Bes
Eciseon
Oty
Baltimore
Phiadelphia
Liverepool
Liverpool
Persia
Cunard Line
House of
Great Britain
Congress
Eigin
Marcy
Kimet
Marcy Widway
Atlantic
Metropolis
Lord Palmerston
Catic 'R Rre
Pass R
Costa Rica
Punta Arenas
Rive Berances
New York Links to California Dates and London Murder Fallout
The Geo Law from Aspinwall arrived with California dates to May 9 and sums of up to 880000 dollars for Dresel Co and 615000 for Wm Hoega among others. The J L Mephens carried nearly 6200000. The Hermes lay at Aspinwall while Quadratus ashore in Goose Bay. A prison siege followed the murder of King Gaile and Haxal Flour prices, with Casey and Cora sentenced by revolutionaries and to be hanged after King’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youk
Janet
Geo. Law
Asplewsll
Aspinwall
California
Dresel & Co
Wm. Hoega
Metro- D Ttan Beak
James Patrick
Wells, Fargo & Co
J. L. Mephens
Geo. Lowell
Panama
Golden Gate
Hermes
Aspinia
Quadratus
Geose Bay
Sanpeon
New York
MacDonald and Child
Pasengers
San Francisco
King
Casey
Cora
Eoon
Anti Fillmore Convention in New York Debates Union Split
In the Anti Fillmore American convention Ex Governor Colby presented commun for the Philadelphia convention on the 17th of June. Opponents of slavery seek union as the only hope. A motion to refer to a committee sparked long debate. Afternoon ballot talk and adjournment followed as the resolutions committee was to report next day. The European news brief was noted.
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New York
Maw Youx
Janet
Colby
Philadelphia
Jane
Bal'ot
New York Market Prices Report June 18
Cotton heavy as steamer news unfolds. Flour declined with 10 000 bags sold at 65 6 to 60, Ohio and Boahern ranges. Wheat down 5c with 16 000 bushels sold. Corn down. 81 000 bushels traded. Pork firm at Western Mess 19 to 1? Beef steady 980 bbls Chicago. Linseed lower. 4 000 bushels at 43. Lord Quiet and Lion buoyant. freight steady. Coal, sugar, molasses and coffee quote.
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New York
Ohio
Chicago
Rio
Orleans
Lord Oliquiet
Lion
Brooke Firm
Osnton
Chicago & Rocklsand
Cleveland & Toledo
Brie
Galens & Obliongo
Mich'gan Fouthern
Michi Gg
Cette
Destructive fire engulfs People's Theatre area
A major blaze erupted yesterday afternoon near the People's Theatre at Isth and Vine, spreading to Sixth Street and Vine, destroying or severely damaging multiple buildings including a boot factory, a restaurant, and private homes. Winds 20 failed to spread as crews fought the flames, with several actors losing wardrobes and a woman injured by falling debris. Firefighting efforts saved some structures while others fell, and the institute known as Greenwood Hall was spared by shifting wind.
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People's Theatre
Spov
Sixth Street
Wing
Bixth Street
William J. Reese
Mr. King
Brockman
Vine
Jamwon
Rce
Vice
Sinth
Greenwood Hall
People’s
Backleys
Toser
Mr. Leighton
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Fron
Ana
Walery
B. Wright & Re Eafe Wee Resaen
Parvin & Johnson
Saad BP
Lanu
Ian
Aaro A. Colter
Sargent
Ai Esata Ant
Wien
Dennis
O Sal
Gour House
Ings
Jett
Douel
Pearth Street
Ae Rork
Ersey
Rovser D
McCulloch
Perience
Taft, Watt Bo
Lqbenzzo
L. Tip
Piano
Mass Peeeenes
Fee
the Daily Dimes
C. W. Starbuck & Co., Proprietors
C. W. Starbuck
Loorer
James D. Taylor
Hatter
American State Ticket
Americas Electoral Ticket
B. K. Bwerasp
Morrow County
Souvea
Medina County
A. Baume Neares
Knox County
Hasuxrr
Muskingum County
Kansas
St. Louis
Jefferson City
St. Louie
Leestapan
Ves
Abias
Topeka
Kansas City
Shannon
Hale
Gen. Washington Estate
Mount Vernon
Aaron Leggett
Gen
Leggett
Westchester
Gen. Washington
Tas Basut Lars
Bussor Bascon
Bascom
Virginia
Gay’ BE
Merrian
Fourtes
Beas
Wakey
Arkansas
Nashville Packet Magsolla
Telegraph
Europe
London Money Market
Wasmutoros
Suxara
Duller
Michigan
Stuart
Fessenden
Senate
Butler
Brooks
Sumner
Mr. Sumner
Mr. Butler
Mr. Wilson
Bummer
Wilson
South Carolina
Sutner
Samber
Bauer
Benth Carolina
Caeghae Pie
Arabia
Bhazwen
Leavenworth
Criverano
Kansan Aid Se
Oties
Pittsburg
Ericsson
George Law
Bebetty
City Matters
Otice
Parsons
A.warrow
William Porter
Memphis
Bloom
Corder Fisher
Eppoint & Qommiiion
Salis
Gresec
Copfeb—Iolders
Casca
Ulk
Be Brooms
Estill Springs
A.M M. Stevens
Fourth and Vine Streets
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