Americans in Paris plan July banquet and Grant visit
Reader notes a range of late 19th century items: Americans in Paris plan a grand Fourth of July banquet. President Grant and wife arrived in Boston and prepare return to Mygte Park. The column mentions racing times, a Greeley ratification meeting, a Geneva Tribunal adjournment, a Baltimore baseball win over the Atlantics, and various crime, politics, and local notices across Ohio Indiana New York and California.
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Paris
Grant
Mygte Park
Boston
George Palmer
HL Alllen
Greeley
Toedo
Ohio
Gus Cerushes
W. E. Parmelee
J. M. Charles Meyers
Geneva Tribunal
Baltimore
Atlantics
Baltimores
Orangemen
New York
Montpelier
Ind
Duffy
Willie
Agesriz
Saatiego
Domeyki
Noyes
Joan Barclay
Syracuse
N. Y
Fourtees
Wilson
Mounted Recruiting Service
Jerry
United States
Horace J. Fairchild
Barney
Terre Haute
Vermillion County
Gra Ees Mave
Horace
McKinney
Langan
Colum
Mori
Legation
Fish
Japan
Babcock Fire
National and Gardner
Cartier and Vignon
Babcock Company
Brazil
Kiowa War Path Alarming Report From Indian Territory
Official Indian Bureau dispatches say Kiowa Indians have left their reservation for a marauding expedition into Texas and may be forced back without military aid. Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes threaten war unless the Kiowas halt, hoping to uphold treaty obligations and avert broader conflict.
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Times and Chronicle
Washington
Indian Bureau
Texas
United States
Arapahoes
Bureau
Secretary of War orders Bureau of Freedmen Abandoned Lands transfer
The Secretary of War issued an order under the June 10 1872 act directing the Bureau of Freedmen and Abandoned Lands to be continued from June 30 1872 and after that date all business relating to the bureau excluding Freedmen's Hospital and National Capital lemet Washington with all accounts claims papers and property to be delivered to the Adjutant General of the Army.
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Secretary of War
Jane
Freedmen’s Hospital
Washington
Saeneral
Arrangements for a Democratic Liberal Mase Meeting
In Columbus on June 29 the Erie meeting is set as a state affair pending Baltimore Convention ratification of Greeley and Brown. Papers have been filed to reduce Andes Insurance Company capital stock from 1,000,000 to 500,000, signaling major financial adjustments.
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Times and Chronicle
Columbus
Baltimore
Greeley and Brown
Andes Insurance Company
Double barber clash ends with gunfire and cut throat wound
Special Dispatch reports a late night street brawl between Hank Monroe of Wapakoneta and Oscar Scott of this city. Scott shot Monroe injuring his thumb while Monroe slashed Scott in the neck, a wound feared serious. Whisky blamed. light rain fell yesterday.
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Times and Chronicle
Lama
Hank Monroe
Wapakoneta
Oscar Scott
Scott
Monroe
St Louis Man Accused of Rape in Racially Tense Incident
In St Louis a Black man named Albert Williams is accused of assaulting a White girl after following her from East St Louis. The incident occurred yesterday as tensions rise among residents and authorities respond with concern over racial prejudice and safety. Institutions report widespread unease and calls for calm amid ongoing investigations.
Trevino confirmed at Bayee Saltello occupation
The article notes Trevino’s confirmation in the Saltello occupation and a retirement of the Revelationiste, with Cevallos planning move toward Monterey on July 1. It discusses court protocol, indirect claims, and remarks by leaders about peace, humanity, and future settlement of disputes amid global tensions.
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Saltello
Trevino
Cevallos
Monterey
Special
Geneva
United States
Paris
Snares
England
Jurisconsults
Washington
Irish-American League
Ieee
Erie Railway
Seymour
Cincinnati
Tom Scott
Philadel
Perth
Amboy
Camden
Colonel Tes Chases Bandits in Matamoros Action
In Matamoros on June 28 Col Tes led about three hundred cavalry from Camargo in pursuit of bandits blamed for local depredations. General Ceballos remains at Camargo with an advance on Mier as Rocha is rumored between Saltillo and Monterey.
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Matamoras
Tes
Camargo
Ceballos
Mier
Rocha
Saltillo
Monterey
Giome
Revola
Quiroga
Ateeses
Vinty Dolemane
Letter Published by Galveston Civilian From New Orleans
A June 29 dispatch from New Orleans notes The Galveston Civilian publishes a letter originating in the city. The missive discusses local affairs and reflects the period’s concerns as seen through the newspaper’s viewpoint.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Three Ladies Drowned in Wisconsin River Incident
Three women, Miss Lucy Smith of Fort Towns, Miss Lula of Baltimore, and Mrs. Mark Ripley of Janesville, were drowned in the river at Janesville last night. A fire at Ford River Lumber Mill, Ford River, Michigan, destroyed the mill owned by Ford River Lumber Company, with losses of $25,000 and insured for $5,000.
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Milwaukie
Wisconsin
Lucy Smith
Fort Lowns
Lula
Baltimore
Mark Ripley
Janesville
Ford River
Mich
Ford River Lumber Company
Yale Boat Club Summer Regatta Resumes After Speaking
The Yale University Boat Club regatta at Saltonstell Lake resumed after the speaking program. Ongoing tensions and unclear phrasing in the Academic Depart Saas section hint at lingering fears or concerns among contestants and organizers.
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Pan Fom Oem
Yale University Boat Club
Saltonstell Lake
Dispatches Describe River Conditions Near Cuarlston June 29
Special dispatches report Cuarlston West Virginia on June 29 with cargo movements on the river. Towboats Tom and John Roane are seen tows moving through as the river rises and then falls, with weather clear and business dull.
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Times and Chronicle
Cuarlston
W. Va
Kittie
Cal
Albion
Alex Chambers
Ouston
Tom
John Roane
Biounderstanding in Regard to the steamer Edgar Stewart
A Lima Peru report details an incident aboard the steamer Edgar Stewart including attempted insurrection. Officials quote measures taken to restore order and safeguard crew and passengers while investigations proceed.
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Edgar Stewart
Lima
Peru
Religious Denominations See Growth and Debates Across States
A long survey notes Baptists, Methodists, Lutherans and Presbyterians expanding in Kentucky Ohio and elsewhere with thousands of new members and dozens of missions. It mentions Open Church debates in London and Baltimore clergy moves, law changes in South Carolina, and church finances, salaries, colleges, and benevolence budgets.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Curtis
Baltimore
Episcopalian
Church of the
United Presbyterian Church
Syria
Judis
Egypt
China
Wood
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Frenchtown
United States
Baptists
Methodists
Episcopalians
United Presbyterians
Presbyterian Church
Clem Cleared in Jail Interview Amid Trial Hope
Special dispatch from Indianapolis reports Mrs. Clem cheerful in jail and hopeful for a new trial and eventual acquittal. Friends in Boone County accuse jurors of cowardice for recommending clemency. Missouri editor Charles H. Walker arrives to take charge of the Journal. Thomas Brennan was beaten by roughs. his condition is grim and not expected to improve.
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Times
Indianapolis
Cleth
Boone County
Charles H. Walker
Seialia
Missouri
Thomas Brennan
Brennan
Royalist folly exposed in New Albany critique
A New Albany Ledger piece lampoons titled aristocracy and American reverence for heraldry. It compares European rank to familiar American snobbery, cites Lord Gordon and Commodore Vanderbilt as exemplars, and mocks public fascination with titles, predicting future social spectacles.
Beiter Explosion Injures Workers in Lafayette Iron Works
A boiler explosion at Lafayette Iron Works in Titusville, Pennsylvania, occurred in the morning, injuring several workers including one severely and another badly. initial cause is reported as lack of water.
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Titusville
Jane
Lafayette
Additional River News from Pittsburg to the Times
River news reports the Monongahela at five feet one inch, with several towboats arriving from below including Dart Whale Barnard Ed Hobbs Baltic Veteran Diamond and Eagle. Iron and coke barges head to St Louis. Towboat Athletic sustains damage at Point Barth. Weather hot and cloudy, mercury 93.
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Dart
Whale
Barnard
Ed. Hobbs
Baltic
Veteran
Diamond
Eagle
Bae Ironsides
St Louis
Athletic
Point Barth
A. Loves & Co
A. & J. & McDonald
Mercury
Dayton Public Board to consider finances and staffing
Dayton KY reports show the Public Board of Education will meet at the new schoolhouse Saturday evening to hear the special Finance Committee on the general financial condition and to appoint a Board of Examiners to fill vacancies for principals and first and second assistant teachers. A heated public dispute targets Colonel over a canceled tea party and council secession.
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Public Board of Education
Grain and commodity market snapshot from New York trading
The report notes wheat prices steady near 1.59 for red winter and 1.76 for amber winter, corn largely steady with mixed oats, and stable to quiet movements in coffee, petroleum, whisky, and flour. Milwaukee wheat sales at 1.40, large corn volume noted, market dull with modest activity across commodities.
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Laos
Lara
New York
Bend
Te-Pay Oil Markets and Civil Service Reform
The report notes dull oil markets with weak prices in New York and Titusville, citing July futures near 395 to 406 and spot levels. It also discusses General Grant's civil service reform efforts, enforcement in New York, and speculation on political support and Horace Greeley’s stance, framing reform as a key national issue.
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Times and Chronicle
New York
Titusville
Milk Cans Smuggling Case In Canard Deck
Jersey City milk man John C Carpenter carried milk cans onto steamers then left them on a wagon. Officer Sherman watched and found two cans held milk while the rest contained silk like lace valued at 3000 yards near 3000 dollars. Laces seized with horse and wagon handed to Custom House. Sherman touted as lucky night watchman for the seizure.
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John C. Carpenter
Jersey City
Oljelning
Joey Ger Fang
Axe Jersey
Erry
Ace
Sherman
Sher
Raece
Steward’s Department
The
Russia
New York Sun
London milk and a failed peace speech in London
Prentice Mulford describes London milk from foot sellers and milkmaids near Jane's Park while Julia Ward Howe travels to London for a Peace Society meeting. Howe faces silence as the organizers refuse a woman speaker, and she endures embarrassment in that hour.
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Julia Ward Howe
London
Peace Society
Mrs Howe
Accident at Sash Company Kills Boy in Pennsylvania
A wheel burst at Anderson Sash and Gla s Company works in Pittsburgh and killed Joseph Myers while injuring a second man and two others. The incident occurred as workers operated an emery wheel, with authorities noting the fatality from the blast and injuries to others.
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Anderson Sash Galaesce Company
Werkse
Spectal
Times and Chronicle
Pittsevre
Andrsen Sash
Joseph Myers
Gavezzi
Mercantile Library
Consolidated Gas Company
Wash. Mclean
Cincinnati
Samuel Sperin
Elizabeth
Myggota
Accident disrupts Main Street as wagon overturns
A young man named Wolverton on a farm north of Dayton was hurled from a wagon along Main Street when his horse scared at an umbrella. He struck his head and shoulders but doctors say injuries may not be fatal. Nine new smallpox cases were reported in the last 36 hours. An excursion to Cincinnati via river route is planned for the Fourth of July, and through trains on the Dayton to Cincinnati Short-line begin July 1.
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Lord Gordos
New York City
New York
Commodore Vanderbilt
Lord Gordon
Gordon
Jay Gould
Jim Fisk
Boss Tweed
Tom Scott
Custom House
So Ia Araminta
Dayton
Wolverton
Main Street
Second Street
Cincinnati
New Richmond
George Washington
Ben. Franklin
Richard
Franklin
Waltez Scott
Bulwer
Dickens
Cabinet Crisis Expected in Paria Region Delays noted
New York June 29 heat records reported as the day reaches peak season. A cabinet crisis is expected soon with tensions in monetary circles over unsettled policy and an Assembly dispute. Deaths in the city rose by 129 this week. A steeplechase at Long Branch yielded Milesian as winner in 5 46. Second race saw Fadladeen win in 1 44. Arrivals included The California from Glasgow. A fire at the old Post Office building was caused by a defective flue. fire engines not needed due to quick extinguisher action.
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New York
York
Venus
Bime
Assembly Ba
Long Branch
Milesian
Fadladeen
California
Glasgow
Bar 37
Sycamore and
Fifth Streets
Fourth and
Sycamore
Additional Markets for Tor Te Uens and Partners
A brief notice notes additional markets for Tor Te Uens and partners with plans to expand retail presence, detailing tentative timelines and involvement of local distributors. The item references regional outlets, potential partnerships, and expected product placements in upcoming quarters.
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Freedmen’s Bureau
Western Associated Press
Washirdton
ST. Louis
New Haven
Mexico
Adepis
Iirish-American
Erie, &c
Additional River News
Evansville
Cairo
Charmer
Cherie
Eury
Casey A Becca
Memrpuis
John T. Moore
Hea Dent
Eone
Aspinwall
Man of War
Wyoming
Outip
Ecvasy
Kentucky
Methodist Church
Crestline
American Sunday School Union
Newman Hall
Malcom
Southern Baptist Church
Lutheran Presbyterian Church
Aegan Beedea
West Philadelphia Divinity School
South Carolina
Iowa
Cheney- Whitehouse
Chicago
Cheney
Miami
Brooky O
Dunellen
Gopechn
General Assembly of the
Plymouth
South Congregational
Nouverte
Conan Cece
Ryan Pittefeld
Evan
Ler
Evangelist
Pet Horatius Bonar
Ike
Cuyler
Theo LL
W Eettor
Journal
Trainl
New Albany Ledger
Pittsevee
Dayton, KY
Andy
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Congress
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I Grant
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
Abra
Tribune
Reuben E. Fenton
Oceet Perennes
Alexis
North America
Raf
Congregationalist
Prentice Mulford
San Francisco Bulletin
London Milkaan
Janes’ Park
Kansas
John Bemo
Dvolaeay
Boone
Dru
Pittsburg
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Vine Streetz
Royal Insurance Com
Imperial Fire Insurance
Tessahenea
Phenix Insurance Company
American Fire Insurance Company
Eniedelphin
Abbien
Lorillard Insurance Company
TOW
Brewers’ Insurance Company
Richmon
Paria
Lowpor
Europa
Samaria
Java
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N.Y. M
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Clactuenta Sas Wabaan Area
Hei
West
Madison Street
W. Fourth St.,Cīn’ti,O
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Bleasing
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Os Sorwens
Harper & CO
Tus
C. W. Starbuck & Co
Daily Times and Chronicle
Pacific Railroad
Northern Railway
Messrs. Jay & Co
Cooke&co
Philadelphia
J. W. Painter
Cleveland
Bankers
G. H. Bussing
Bankers Kinney
O. Dotlnee
J.H. Hoover
Walnut Street
Austria
St. Petersburg
Petter Lloyd
Alexander
Vienna
Baron Meyendorff
Gortechakof
M. de Fonton
G Emer
Querrele
National Democratic Party
Turkey
Dalmatia
Austro- Hungary
Board of Appleations
Dicketer
T. A. A. Bath Helor
Lata
Caraven
Hippodrome
Polytechnic Institute
International Zoological Garden
Dan. Castello
Union Base
Fiji
Pola
America
Cts
Great Melville
P. T. Barnum
Mark
James Robinson
Mammoth Circus
Thirteenth and Vine Sts
Aure Mammoth Circus
the Great and
Wood’s Theatre
Manning's
Minstrels
Universal
Desire
Wood's Theatre
Praag Wombat
Billy Carter
Tony
Harvigna
Adioe Gaara
SION
Mercea
Houbes, &c
John Bates
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