Voices and manners across a Kentucky salon and Senate
An edited reminiscence recalls a contentions scene with a virtuous girl seeking a worldly papa, fashion, and sympathy in a public sphere. It mentions Horace Greeley, a veteran hat tale, and praises J. D. Cox of Ohio as refined and generous, reflecting on political and social attitudes of the era.
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Meceghio
Meg
Kentucky
Andrew Johnson
Senate
Horace Greeley
Horace
J. D. Cox
Ohio
Matthew Arnold
Our New York Letter on magazine management chaos
A New York letter critiques three magazine editors in a chaotic Metropolis scene. It lampoons their methods, recalls Seymour’s defeat, and notes journalists earning meager pay while toiling long hours. The piece blends satire with occasional sharp observations on literary publishing.
Outrage Recital and Arrests in Bartholomew County
The Indianapolis Journal reports recent outrages in Bartholomew County with details of attacks by suspects including Mansil Schuiler a 21 year old former army teacher. Witnesses describe threats and violent home invasions as authorities identify suspects McAvenne and Schusler among those held for bail while others flee or are pursued. Public notices list numerous individuals and authorities connected to investigations and trials.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bartholomew Rte
Moe
Leahars
Mansil Schuiler
McAvenne
John
Williams
William Schusler
Kly
Unclear OCR Snap Raises Historical Conference Notes
Fragmentary text shows references to Chinese visitors in Paris ball rooms and a minister figure, with unclear context about a war marshal and perceived performance. The passage is damaged and lacks complete names or events to specify.
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Amn- Andon
Paris
War
Marshal
Senate Passes Public Credit Bill In 42 to 13 Vote
A telegraphed digest notes the Senate approving the Public Credit bill in the same form as the House. It lists additional House proposals including deputy collectors as principals, national banking, extended statute revision, and reforms to the judiciary while noting plans for military and postal rail, harbor funding, and various regulatory acts. The report mentions bills touching Utah suffrage, currency reform, and other measures carried over from prior sessions.
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Senate
House
U. S
Washington
New York
Court of Claims
Utah
Michigan
Adjutant General's Department
Helena
Montana
James B. Steedman
Mississippi
New York Revenue Case Involves $1,200 Payment
Fragmentary notes indicate James Fisk of Pennsylvania offered something about a revenue amount of 1200 dollars. The record suggests a dispute or obligation requiring payment, with references to New York and Washington authorities.
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James Fisk
New York
Washington
Atlanta Dispatch Brief Mentions Darden Context
A terse Atlanta dispatch notes unclear details with a fragment about Darden in a stalled Georgia scenario. The item provides only partial names and locales, offering little verifiable action or outcome beyond generic reference.
Gege and crew Save Passengers From Books and Papers Burglaries
Gege and team thwart a burglary at a station or ship, saving passengers and seizing the intruders. The incident involved stealing books and papers, but the effort secured the travelers and prevented harm. Authorities investigated the event and noted quick action by the rescuers.
Washington post committee seeks positions for crippled soldiers
A committee from the Washington City Post of the Grand Army of Republic met the President to press for appointments for crippled soldiers. The President expressed warm interest, planning multiple trips toward Puerto Principe as his column advances through Cubitos and Neuvitas. The narrative notes arrivals of wounded soldiers, steamer passages to Neuvitas and Havana, and ongoing operations between La Guanua and Los Paredonez amid Puerto Principe’s siege by insurgents.
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Grand Army of Republic
Puerto Principe
Los Paredonez
Cubitos
Neuvitas
Havana
A. Mw
la Guap
Penton
Puerto Pxis
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