Dayt on hail storms and political spills noted
The dispatchs report a day of storms in Dayton and a string of political and social items. Mentions Missouri legislature, Dickinson lectures, and various incidents including a Ku Klux bill, a fatal railroad accident in Youngstown, a fire at Waterloo Iowa, a Massachusetts incendiary fire, and a train collision near Bergen Tunnel. Also notes deaths including Judge Ellis Lewis and Thomas Hart Clay, and naval and immigration news with French and Alabama claims topics.
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Dayton
Coeee
Eas
John Morrie
Butler
Grant
San Domingo
Washington
H. Prevost
Alabama
Blodgett
Georgia
James M. Wilson
Missouri
United States
Nur- Harry Muller
Youngstown
Ohio
Waterloo
Lows
Ackley
Critchlow Button Company
Northampton
Massachusetts
Thomas Hart Clay
Henry Clay
Fayette County
Kentucky
Greenville
Tillomon Bros
Louisville
B. Trower
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Mattoon
Ellis Lewis
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
West Philadelphia
Chicago
John T. Alexander
Itismaid
Judiciary Committee
B. Eaton
Thos
Holden
Mashew
Virginia
Gold Hill
Senate
Dimmick
Ounty
Illinois
Frederick Wheatley
Bitter Rebel General Invites Blue Coats From Ku Klux Outrages
Dispatch reports South Carolina Republicans arriving in New York recounting Governor Bout and other leaders consulting on restoring order. Kershaw condemns outrages, urges Southern officials to resign, while threats prompt resignations of Sheriff and county officials in Union County. Governor Scott and state leaders receive Ku Klux warnings. Chamberlain seeks federal troops.
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New York
South Carolina
Fallo
The
Tribune
Bout
Chamberlain
Colombia Daily Union
Kershaw
Union County
Sheriff County
Scott
Parker
Neagle
Ku Klux
Riverside Avenue special election and license protest
Dispatch reports at Yeatman’s Riverside Avenue amid a social evil license protest. The third reading on the Riverside project agenda stalls amid disputes among park commissioners and Ohio Railroad terms. Officials certificate filings reference Charl J. H. Wed, Ww. M. Rosell, and W. L. O’Brien in Cincinnati proceedings.
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O'Brien
Impeachment Trial Adopts Adjournment Plan and Tax Stand
The Senate and House actions on impeachment are intertwined as removal of disabilities and taxation issues loom. The trial resumes with Chief McClure’s case read in part and defense limited, while Clayton followers press for a tax stance and ready themselves for further legislative moves.
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Clayton
Senate
House
McClure
Milton
Weather Notes From Gulf to Atlantic Coast March 2010
Clear weather continues over the Gulf and west of the Mississippi. The Atlantic coast sees gradual clouding with rain from vai to con eiier dees and upper lakes. Stepren Fs Pox the Past Tweets- Howns.
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Stepren
Gulf
Misaisai
Vvai
Coneiier Dees
Earthquake Shock Felt Across England Friday
A distinct tremor was reported across parts of England on Friday, with residents noticing noticeable shaking and officials urging calm as assessments continue. No injuries were immediately reported and there was no immediate tsunami warning.
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England
Honiton Lace and Devons Fashioned Courtly Ties
A fragmentary report notes the Beers near Beer as a center for Honiton lace with Queen Victoria and Princesses of Weekes observed at a wedding. It mentions Hotel Yexbibi and public esteem waning for local industry, while Mrs. Palliser comments on air quality and its impact on residents.
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Eld
Raglan
Workman Hotel
Yexbibi
Turbulent Turmoil in Paris Across Revolt and Guard Actions
Turmoil grips Paris as revolutionary activity spreads with reports of chaotic treatment of Gen Chanzy. National Guard repudiation signals deep rift. Approaches to Paris remain guarded amid proclamations promising stability and reform.
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Funda
Ce Ville
Paris
France in revolt as Nationals seize Paris forts and leadership
The situation in Paris remains unsettled with fresh barricades, blocked traffic, and Nationalists occupying Forts Ley Viangres and Bicetre. Chanzy maltreated, hospitalised, while the Central Committee signals a shift toward republican governance, promising amnesty and elections by the National Guard. Local authorities face unrest as Versailles tradespeople press for decisive action by the National Assembly.
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Chanzy
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Cremer
Louis Blanc
Victor Scho Ter
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Republic
National Assembly
National Guard
Republican Federation
Charming
Igvite
Als
Lecomte
Thor
Thesasisdad
Figaro
Gaulois
Lawrenceburg Mystery Hints at Schmeltzer Case
Dispatch from Lawrenceburg reports no clue to Schmeltzer murder ties including rumors of arrests. The fragment mentions a servant, a window view, and a third person seen, but details are unclear. Names and locations are partly garbled, leaving the core question unresolved.
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Cincinnatis Pines
Lawrencevons
Gil
Park
Sturgis Hunters Cheyennes Wagon Attack Near Fort Dodge
Report from Fort Dodge dated March 18 describes fifty Cheyenne Indians attacking a wagon bound for Fort Dodge from Fort Hayes two miles from Buckner Ranch on Pawnee Fork. Company G of 100 Cavalry pursued the raiders after the assault. A barn and contents valued around ten thousand dollars were reported stolen from Seton Mae’s estate near St. Louis.
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Ien
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Sixth Cavalry
Fort Dodge
Fort Hayes
Buckner Ranche
Pawnee Fork
Pureuit
Fragmented aphorisms on courage and restraint
A cryptic fragment binds maxims about savoring food, restraint, and forgiveness. It juxtaposes a cautious approach to desire with a claim that forgiving first yields victory. It also warns that seeking danger is prudent, yet courting danger is a fault, implying a tension between prudence and audacity.
Senate and House actions in March session report
The Forty-second Congress convened with Hamilton of Texas taking a seat and swearing in. Rhode Island statues honor General Greene and Roger Williams. Senate admitted Goldthwaite and Blodgett provisionally, while House debated Butler’s civil rights bill and a Dawes anti-southern inquiry resolution. Adjournment followed after votes on print and procedural motions.
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Hamilton
Texas
Sprague
R. I
Rhode Island
Congress
House of Depres
Nathaniel Greene
Roger Williams
Senate
Anthony
South
Bayard
Del
Sherman
O.B
Wart
Nevada
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Goldthwaite
Alabama
Blodgett
Georgia
Hill and Thurman
HOUSE
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Butler
United States
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Nd (D
Judiciary
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Cox
Morgan
Ohio
Dawes
Mass
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Mr. Dawes
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Rere
Gaid
Apragens
Wheeler
Perce
Paris upheaval and European figures move across continents
A jumble of dispatches notes Napoleon in Dover, Bulwer’s elevation, German affairs in Paris, and Italian politics. It reports French insurgent actions, garibaldi violence, Paris elections planning, a government mobilization, and cross‑border rail and trade talks. Local politics and business meetings are also touched.
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Berlin
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Baron Dalling
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Windy
Italian Chamber of Deputies
George
Greevee
Central Republican Committee
Lecomte
Thomas
Ricciotti Garibaldi
Rue Des Rosiers
Garibaldi
Camp Battery
Bright Little Boy Dies After Lighted Match Accident
A Sunday incident in March 20 details a young boy and an unnamed man killed when a keg of powder ignites. The keg stored in a out-building explodes, causing fatal injuries and destruction within several yards.
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Edgar Giltmen
Frank J. Copes
Drowned While Hunting Arrests a Murderer Chicago
CHICAGO. Drowned While Hunting Arrest of a Murderer. Curcaco March 20 J T Jackson of Jackson Sex ton Co 170 Lake while gunning yesterday on the Calieger in some mile from this city was thrown from boat and drowned a dispatch was received here last from Bremen Germany dated yesterday that Z er Who it is ren a Sartered Girambleton in this Sc lee ve re therg by the Aeionc Consu
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Seebach
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Zion
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A Joint Caucus of Democrats on Af fairs in the South
A joint caucus of Democrats addressed affairs in the South focusing on regional concerns and party unity. Delegates discussed policy priorities and upcoming electoral strategies in a regional gathering.
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South
Unclear Market Prices Listed Amid Busy March Trading
Market notes show cash and forward prices with April and May terms. Pork value stated as 2025 dollars for cash matter and 2070 dollars for May. Prices for other goods include 12 cents and 86 cents for certain items.
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Celler
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