Fort Garry report and violent attack shock locals
The Diario and Voce de Cuba in Havana relay chaotic Fort Garry news claiming Riell can raise 300 fighters amid reports of plunder. Two West Virginia boys, sons of Samuel Currence, were savagely attacked last week with one almost devoured before help arrived. A lawsuit by John Mitchel against General Dix involves a large sum for false claims in New Mexico.
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Diario and
Voce de Cuba
Ha‘vana
Beeb
A Department of Justice
Paaeeerees
Cears
Fort Garry
Riell
Samuel Currence
West Virginia
John Mitchel
John A. Dix
Mexico
Union
Ogilvie
Senate Proposal on Abolishing Franking Privilege
A Senate discussion touched the goal of ending the franking privilege. The speaker noted the abolition would affect official communications, indicating the plan was under consideration while in office.
Election Committee report clashes over seats and transfers
Fragmentary notes show Mr Churchill of B Y from the Election Committee presenting a report on a contentious seat. Palmer from the Library proposed transfers to the botanical division and others from Illinois to Lincoln. Mentions a joint resolution and a bill introduced by lowe from the Committee on invalid Pensions.
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Mr. Churchill
B. Y
Memwos Gurees
Lowe
Committee On
Gold Excitement in Utah and Ore Prospects
The story notes widespread gold ore excitement in Utah with statements from various parties about rich deposits near Canon and other locations. Reports indicate high ore grades and potential shipments, signaling significant wealth if operations scale up, alongside cautions about the costs of large scale extraction.
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United States
Utah
Unclear match report with scattered scores and names
The fragmentary text records erratic scores and odd phrases about a game or match. It mentions players Dien and Relslebe with runs of 99 and 79, poor form, a best run of 51, and a 44 point contribution by an opponent. Details are garbled and attribution uncertain.
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Eiegel’ Ice
Fragmentary note on legislative setback and widow’s rights
A partial text notes a legislated action affecting widows and a mayoral or official stance. It references opposition or ‘‘rile moat’’ sentiment and an effort to push through or block measures. The readable bits imply political contention around widow benefits and timing.
Cuba episode stirs party lines and executive veto talk
A heated political clash over Cuba and the President's anticipated message to Congress stirs party lines. Republicans call the move a mistake while Democrats seize on it to attack the Administration, as debates on Civil Rights and Banks influence unfold amid public remonstrances and press attacks. A separate Utah note reports a new outlet to Great Salt Lake discovered, with scientific surveys planned and a lakefront expedition anticipated.
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Cuba
Moaleg Igtadleidaon
Republican Party
Grant
Pope
Doreen
Hetet
Congress
Billy Mangen and Old Fort Findlay Fiddler Politician
Farplay on June 15 1870 profiles Billy Mangen the fiddler congressman from the Fifth District. The piece notes his widespread popularity across parties and cites Republican praise for his money views. It mentions Democratic nomination struggles with Hors G W Andrews D J Callen Charles Lamerson and other hopefuls and references local railroad and black art curiosities in Hancock County.
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Billy Mangen
Billy
Billy Mungen
Ben
G. W. Andrews
Auglaize
D. J. Callen
Mercer
Charles Lamerson
Allen
Sgpetso
Ieee
Rosperi
cAllister
Hancock County
Arctic Stere opticon to close tonight at Wiswell’s Hall
Citizens urged to attend the polar adventure exhibit as the Arctic Stere opticon presents its final chance to view the instructive show. The hall is expected to be crowded this evening with spectators seeking a vivid northern panorama.
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Wiswell’ S Hall
Baseball Roundup from Brooklyn Red Stockings and Eckfords Victory
Uninspiring match at Brooklyn sees Cincinnati Reds Stockings claim thirteenth win as Harry Wright masters pitching and Leonard delivers heavy hits. Amateur Stars of Brooklyn face Reds. Quaker City Athletics vs Atlantics of Brooklyn noted. Athletics win last game 18 to 13, eye next Wednesday clash with Reds. 25,000 expected crowd. Minor notes include Red Stocking Juniors 23 to 10 over Athletes and Washington Olympic 13 to 4 over New York Mutuals. umpire Spaulding selected for Chicago vs Cleveland Forest City. Carlton named to fill Cleveland nine vacancy after Smith resigns. Atlantic Game rumor: Atlantics may play Reds again before Reds return West.
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Rep Stockings
Gaux
Brooklyn
Red Stockings
Eckfords
Cincinnatis
Harry Wright
Leonard
Allison
Humaes
Athletics
Reds
Gossir
Washington Olympic
New York Mutuals
Spaulding
Rockford
Chicago
Cleveland Forest
Smith
Cleveland Nine
Carlton
Asorage Atlantic Gane
Brooklyn Eagle
Black Hawk
Atlante
Atlantics
Avenue and canal development measures at city council
The City Council discussed two small avenues and a canal project, approving survey resolutions and debating street widenings and line changes. Water works matters, finance notes, and a Wood Street widening vote followed, with adjournment after related committee reports. Also listed are high school admissions, annual school exhibition, and police court dispositions.
Decline of Health Amid City Scenery and Consumption Talk
A fragment notes how pallid hue, lackluster eye, and emaciation reflect a depressing influence hindering body development. Consumption is referenced as a concern, with city scenes shown as part of the weakening condition and inability to sustain healthful life.
Covington committee proposes school use for Elliston House
A Covington committee led by J C Howard and H Fisher offered a resolution to lease Elliston House for school purposes after parties withdrew from a prior meeting. The document notes a voting error about General Grant and mentions a dog bite incident on Sixth Street involving local residents and a list of attendees.
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J.C. Howard
8. Fisher
Ellis
Committee of Ways
Ensarme
Elliston House
J. R. Gmayr
P.M
Monte
Ixth Street
T . Madison
Meeting of Cincinnati church society raises funds
At a Cincinnati Baptist Church Extension Society gathering an evening service collected 1,300 dollars for the German Baptist Mission Society. Delegates from the Young Men’s Christian Association plan to attend the International Convention, with several sessions and lectures announced for the coming days.
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A. Blaiat
Kesinchy
Gacinnati Baptist Church Extension Society
German Baptist Mission Society
Ak N
W. Jones
Protestant Episcopal Church
Eben Halley
Heron
Los
Sopotlanabens
Bethel
Ced Canta Lee
Daily Union Prayer Meeting Ends With Hymns and Scriptural Readings
The Union Prayer Meeting led by Mr. Shepard and presided by Mr. Harry Horton featured singing and scripture readings from Old and New Testaments. Members offered devout remarks and encouragement, closing with the hymn The Gelid Rock. Mr. Jones to lead Sunday noon prayer at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Harry Horton
Mr. Jones
Firat
Session of Supreme Council 33d Degree In Session
The 33d Degree session of the Supreme Council of the United States remains in session and will likely close tomorrow. New officers and notable attendees include Grand Lodge figures from New York, Vermont, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, and others. Jasoe Husted and Josiah H. Drummond are highlighted for their roles and oratory. Mary L. Palmer and Giles M. Hillyer are named among distinguished guests.
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Union of the
United States
Supreme Council
Orthern
Grand Lodge
Fiew
York
Ea Yu
Vermont
Pike Wee
Giles M. Hillyer
Southern
Counc
Natchez
Indiana
Daniel Sickles
Examination events at Marietta College and public schools
The report outlines transfer examinations from the AAY Torte Intermediate and upcoming commencement at Marietta College. It notes exams on June 27 and 28, a gathering of alumni, and literary declamations with classes scheduled. Bancsck and Frazer attended and offered remarks.
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Marietta College
Rane Mreeham
Rogen
Bancsck
Frazer
Board of Education
Knob v Knob in Campbell Circuit Court case noted
An ongoing Campbell Circuit Court matter involves Anna Knob as plaintiff and Jacob Knob as defendant. The case centers on a disputed arrangement where funds entrusted to the mother were invested in property in her name with a remainder to a daughter from a prior marriage. The young man’s reaction to the discovery led to tensions and arrest for breach.
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Wilson
Winase
Campbell Circuit
Anna Knob
Jacob Knob
Resort or Tax Wan
A fragment from a Southern paper hints at a waif about an army that defended the last hawk ban and a beautiful con w n yi an abundant crop last year. The garbled text implies regional issues tied to agricultural yields and political action. Readers may recall similar debates and local sentiments from the period.
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Con Wan Yi
North Carolina Governor Orders State Troop Regiments
Governor Holden directs military divisions to form a regiment of State troops for active service composed of white volunteers if possible or negroes if necessary. He orders immediate enrollment and reserves minute men in each regiment for weekly service as a reserve.
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Holden
North Carolina
Beate
Fourth of July Exhibitions Planned by City Board
The Board of Councilmen in adjourned session with Goshorn presiding considered a journal reading. A motion referenced Mr. Aven and Canal matters while a communication from Mr. Diehleitoge proposed two Fourth of July exhibitions, one at a Montgomery venue, with rules set for a committee reference to a joint Aldermen board. The matter was referred to a committee of Roads Avenues and Canals for investigation and action.
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Conppenenes
Ager
New Avenue
Clifton Avenue
Bates
Gilbert Avenue
Col. Jones
Straigh Ave
Clinton Avenue
Aveuaue
Bencon
Testenday
Goshorn
Ae Bo
Monmaton
Laaems
Hes
Vat P. Diehleitoge
Fariahing
Board of Aldermen
Jones
Shoo Fly a Negro Song and Picnic Notes
The piece praises the enduring popularity of the song Shoo Fly as a genuine negro tune with a carefree spirit that transcends class. It notes its role as a dance tune and its positive effect on grief and blues. A Picnic Committee has arranged a mammoth lunch for all members at Short's Grove tomorrow with ropes to supervise and ensure decorum.
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Short’s Grove
Bosping
Makang
Maris
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