Treatment of Chronic Insane Advocated by Lys on Segregation
An article discusses plan by Dr Lys to separate classes of insanity into distinct categories with dedicated superintendents. It cites Clermont France and sites in Massachusetts and Toronto as examples of segregated care. The aim is specialized treatment and avoidance of aggregated care.
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Rolal
James Am
Clermont
France
United States
Alora
Anton Thic
Prem
Betrisl
Cnge
Democra
Eis
Mtadey
Southland Land Selloff Stirs Poverty Discussion
The sheriff of District in South Carolina sold multiple plantations last week at varied prices per parcel. The notice condemns Southern social tensions and urges poor whites to abandon profligate living and prevent economic ruin.
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South
South Carolina
Southern humorist earns praise in election joke
The piece notes a Dixian desire for a domestic culture and industry but mocks the region for outsourcing brain and muscle. It highlights a bus down South editing the Southern Opinion and praises a humorist who finds the New Hampshire election a rare Republican win in 1868, calling it the funniest observation.
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New Hampshire
Repudiator attacks armed resistance and political folly
A commentary ridicules The Repudiator's No 6 urging armed resistance to majority votes. It denounces opponents of radical policies, warns against postal influence and notes international discussions on Austria Hungary and Turkey. A London report covers Lancashire colliers' strike and Prince of Wales approaching St Patrick’s Day festivities.
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Bt “Louis
Sete
City Matters and Local Notices From a Busy Week
The article compiles a jumble of city items including music publications by C. L. Sats spray and Charles res Schaeffer, changes in departure times for a night train, a skating event at the Mohawk engine house, and notices on tax changes for pool tables. It also covers a coroner’s inquest into an explosion, a Wine Growers’ Association meeting, a spiritualist lecture, and various local derailed items reflecting civic life.
German Democratic Central Union event and church fundraiser notes
An item details the Vine Street Congregational Church festival and a German Democratic Central Union meeting. It mentions sermons by Henry D Moore, hopes of aiding beleivers, and plans for officer elections and committees to organize activities across wards.
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Vine Street Congregational Church
Henry D Moore
Jon
Br. Janne Pee P Baras Notes
Fragmentary OCR reads terse names and a few words with unclear context. The readable portion mentions Br and names that resemble personal or organizational identifiers but lacks coherent action or event details to summarize a clear story.
Old Flag devotion described on Western courier ride
Special correspondence details Bates carrying the Stars and Stripes from Vicksburg to Washington on a wager. Readers learn of widespread pro Union demonstrations, veterans and ex Confederates praising the flag, emotional receptions in towns, and pleas from former rebels to share in keeping the banner aloft as the march continues toward Washington.
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Cincinnati Times
Bates
Spd
Vicksburg
Washington
Corvanza
8.C
Chickamauga
Lincoln
John Morgan
John Crown
Stars and Stripes
Vigilantes Hangings Spark Cheyenne Proclamation From Mayor
A Cheyenne proclamation by Mayor Col. Buke Murrin condemns vigilante killings after two desperadoes were hanged. The speech cites secret oaths and midnight murders, vows to punish perpetrators, and calls for lawful justice within the city limits.
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Cheyenne
Col
Buke Murrin
Maronis Orrick
Cusrense
D.T
Isha Whereua
Naples
Law
Roeder
Clerecas
L. Murat
Mayen
Fragmentary New Orleans Times text about immigration note
The readable pieces reference the New Orleans Times and immigration in vague terms. It mentions a man not being at a event and a possible misprint or confusion in the report. The fragment offers no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to locate.
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New Orleans Times
the Times
Angler's Autumn Run to Put-in-Bay Explains a Fishing Excursion
A correspondent recalls a autumn fishing trip to Put-in-Bay Island with plans to catch bass, detailing train journeys, social misadventures on the coach, and warns of a forthcoming early season run of fish. The writer notes preparations, nearby fellow travelers, and the anticipation of the fishing season ahead.
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Ivland
Edwin Booth
Aig
Boniface
Put-in-Bay
Besi
Thad
Poe
Dayton
Trong
Depot
Sandesks
Lyon House
Regin
Ehine
Put-in-Bey Island
Gerth
Yfems
Impeachment Trial Moves Forward Amid Moderation
Special correspondence reports a calm Senate course in the Johnson impeachment matter. Republicans and Democrats show measured, often independent votes. the President’s answer draws mixed reactions. Wade disputes a Cleveland report while a new tax bill wends through Congress amid debates on seizures and exemptions.
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Washington
Senate
Oanne
More Pacific
Tosael Cungvens Aabater Wade
Chicinnati Times
WasutxGros
Sumner
Thesident
Ben Wade
Senator Wade
Cleveland
Goatees Townsend
Nce
Townsend
Mr. Wade
Wade
Ohio
Chase
Jeoacy
Evening Star
George Alfred Townsend
Phal
George Alfred
Mac
Cincinnati
New York World
Str
House
Mr. Schenck
Wa and Means Committee
Neh Tlt
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Legislative notes from the Cincinnati columns of March 22, 1868
The report covers Senate actions authorizing provincial bonds and bills on elections and marriage. It notes House measures on county commissions and a contentious seating decision in Hardin County with Ezra B. Heistend and Thomas Rough. A resolution denied Heistend a seat and favored Rough, with a later presentation at a private residence.
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Chery Cape
Lagi Besten
Senate
Wacd
Hardin County
Ezra B. Heistend
Thomas Rough
Headly
Committee On Privileges On Elections
E. B. Heistend
House of Ecotatives
Thomas
Omy
Military and political tensions abroad and at home
Telegramic report notes a magian expedition in a strong native position between two rivers near Lake Hink with 15,000 leaf works defending a camp as Napur’s 6,000 English troops are posted to the east and south. Dysentery and fever affect troops while Napoleon prepares a manifesto on forslet policy. Riots against Prussian influence rise in Bavaria. Galveston reports treasury agents and tobacco whisky cases involving several Garena officials.
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Centalo
Tanden
Magia
Lake Hink
Oeaby
Ward Mo
Theodorus
Take Fink High
Ste Satutains
Napur
Napoleon
Marshal Neil
Cmy
Guard
France
Bavaria
Texas
Senatorial Session Delayed by Whisky Question
The session in Wasmimetonon March 2 faced a long debate after a Friday of whiskey talk. A Senate adjournment followed a heated conference committee discussion on a constitutional substitute framed by a convention, tied to ratification in Alabama.
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Wasmimeton
Cunsti
Death of an Old Naturaligation Special Digpated to the Cincianigs Diion
A Philadelphia report notes the death of H. Butler a well known school book publisher in the city. A burglary at a Moonstown New Jersey mill yielded a sizable loss. Fraud allegations involve Michael O Mears paid to flee the state to avoid legislative committees.
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Purtapgsrnis
BE. H. Butler
Thin City
Germantown
Tusigts
Moonstown
New Seesey
Tracy
Michaal O' Meare
See
Thas
O'Mears
Pennsylvania
Yeus Georgs Sharnsrood
Carles Davis
Cincinnati
Delaware
Indian war feared as government crew rounds up locals
In Great Colorado Valley tensions rise as the government plans to assemble troops to quell unrest. Reports describe a growing band of hostiles raiding Lake City and nearby settlements, with summary attacks on growers and shifting allegiance along mountain fronts. Local leaders seek protection from military authorities.
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Great
Colorado Valley
Lake City
Sekeens Willi Fork
Central
Pwr
Aubrey
Bank Robbery Suspects Tied to Russellville Case
Detective reports describe Jack Sheppard and accomplices linked to a Russellville bank heist. Officers arrest Sheppard after a stakeout in Huspelmilie, disarming a man in a shop and finding letters tied to the crew. A prisoner claims four horses were taken, and a witness notes a six‑foot tall man with a gray iron horse guarding the bank area.
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Russellville
Gellagher
Win Wonon
Chuplin
Packyt
Bligh
Laos
Igt
Jack Sheppard
Ae Vieited Huspelmilie
Rive
Cla
Russi
Gallagher
Russelville
John Sheppard
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Harry Choate
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Matthew Addy
C. L. Thomson
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Prate Prese Co
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Nateal
Geenagar
Wine Growers’ Association
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Louis Rita
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Louisville Courier
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Eval Ae
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Rewal
A.S. Tall Iadge & Co
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