Prospects of Central Slli te in better condition
Readable fragments indicate a chaotic mix of political and financial notes. mentions of Philadelphia adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment, emigration to New York, unknown dates, and varied financial items from money markets and letters of credit. Also references to Cuban revolution and San Domingo business with action not wanted.
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Philadelphia
New York City
Anthony
Ates
Leavitt
Grant's Fourteen Courses of Atraterot and Other Notices
Fragmented 1881 dispatches report Grant's fourteen courses dinner for San Domingo Commission and Texas land sale to G F Lewis for 156000. Butler to Europe in May. Democratic emphasis on Sumner and Schurz speeches. Butler's Ku Klux amendment seeks President power to call volunteers in the Civil War era context.
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Claciquati Times
San Domingo
Wade
Howe
White
Zach Chandler
White House
Texas
Agricultural College
G. F. Lewis
Cleveland
Ohio
Butler
General Butler
Europe
Garret Davis
Grant
Democratic Executive Committee
Sumner
Schurs
Connecticut
Democracy
Associated Press
Shellabarger
Insurrection in Paris Bismarck Interviewed on Situation
Lannox reports Bismarck discusses Paris turmoil and German stance. He denies sending a message to the Reds, says Germany will not interfere in France’s internal affairs, but will aid lawful enforcement of peace terms and observe stipulations. He notes potential aid to Thiers if asked and that Reds will be treated as rioters if terms are violated.
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Bismarck
Paris
Thiers
Lannox
United States
Germany
France
England
Schlotein
Favre
Tliers
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Toe
Andy
Cdeathe
Saa
The Alleged Nathan Murderer Arrested Near City
Special Dispatch reports that Forrester, named as the supposed Nathan murderer, was arrested by detectives this morning near the city. He is undergoing a preliminary examination before a magistrate as the case proceeds.
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Forrester
Nathan
Progress of the Revolution Cuban Victory Report
In the Bayamo area a rebel force attacked, killing six Chinese and Black fighters and injuring others. a son of Thes Quintero also figures in the assault as the revolution continues to gain momentum.
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Eve Santo
Bayamo
Finto
Thes
Quintero
Weather Report From War Deragtsrst March Weather
Weather report notes rains extending over the South Atlantic and Ohio regions then threatening. A bloody weather pattern shifted with a rising barometer indicating improving conditions.
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The
Pacific
Aaa
Teleeraph Company
Ch’ Meen
Ar Wasniserox
South Atlantic
Ohio
Glover's election bill passes Senate amid petitions
Special dispatch from Cincinnati reports the Senate considering petitions on the water craft liquor bill and related topics. Miss Ransom, the artist, is noted in proceedings as part of a broader session. The era of the Senate focuses on reform measures and regional concerns as March 31 records show.
Trial and Guilty Plea Amid Deserted Wrecks at Wells
A muddled report from Sax Frapence Canada describes arson charges in Virginia City Nevada and a trial amid turmoil. Mentioned are a pretend accomplice in a traveler’s murder case, drought affecting the Upper Sea Joaquin area, and military incidents with camps Apaches Camp Crittenden and casualties including two men killed and many mules run off on the 10th.
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Fair
Wells
Sax Frapence
Psd
Virginia City
Nevada
Upper
Sea
Apachs
Hinds
Markets by Telegraph March 31 Flour and Wheat Prices
Markets by Telegraph from Chicago report dull flour and wheat with mixed corn and oats. Wheat steady to weak, corn firm yet slow with mixed bulk trading. Nebraska and Minnesota springs noted, oats firm at 35 cents per bushel.
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Igan
Abe
St. Loum
Rye firm at 97c or 9r a sp ee
Unclear OCR fragment shows tiny market quotes for rye and other commodities. Details are fragmented with inconsistent spacing and unreadable symbols, making full interpretation difficult.
Congress Debates Bounty Bill and Ku Klux Outrage Resolution
In the Senate and House actions from March 30, lawmakers discuss Morrill’s motion to reconsider the $100 bounty for Civil War soldiers, amendments to limit payouts, and responses to Sherman’s Ku Klux outrages resolution. Kentucky asserts grievances against abolition policies, while others defend or critique measures. Adjournment follows brief debate as notices of related European events are listed.
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Morrill
Vermont
Casserly
Cal
Anthony
South
House of Representatives
Davis
Sherman
Kentucky
Maryland
Congress
Ohio
Senate
Pomeroy
Kansas
Blair
Stanton
Stice
Judiciary Committee
Wilson
Stevenson
Morton
Pool
Sydlock
HOUSE
Welson
Indiana
Phoebe Sofield
Kendall
Nevada
United States
Army
Beck
A de Routeren
Massachusetts
Mr. Maynard
Tenn
Chattanooga Times
Thurman
Maynard
Ku Klax
Eldridger
Wis
Eldredge
Eldridge
Ku Klux
Republican Party
Ohio legislature debate on county fairs and tax law
The record notes multiple bills introduced and discussed by the Ohio House including Hunt's bill authorizing Hamilton county fair grounds and related purchases, Wales supplementary to the excess tax law, and a resolution by Jones on railroad control. It mentions 1870 amendments, a final geological corps report, and adjournment to 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Root
Wales
Ohio
Bec
Jones
Committee On Printing
Ilcuse
Western stock drives bean market shifts and prices rise
A major grain bean dealer notes large shipments from the East to St Louis and Chicago last fall saving New York and Boston from a cash glut. By mid January western supplies rose, prices advanced, then receded with heavy receipts. Eastern buyers sensed tightness as spring trade nears, with western stock reshaping the market and California transit looming. Our receipts from February to date show a shrinking supply and a still advancing market.
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United States
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
New York
Boston
Canada
Michigan
Wisconsin
California
Divorce Deluded Farmer Turns To Frontier Wife Plan
A Sparta Wisconsin Eagle item recounts a man seeking a divorce at the next term. After learning the delay and costs, he boasts he will move west to buy a farm and a wife for 25 dollars, declaring that is a better deal than a Wisconsin divorce.
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Sparta
Wisconsin
Why People Read Books They Do Not Like
A writer of a personal essay argues against the social pressure to read books merely because others do. She questions the habit of “trying” to enjoy literature, insisting one should not pretend to like what fails to engage the mind. The piece celebrates individual taste and rejects conformity in literary matters.
Versarius Report on French Front Developments March 24
Minoy has been superseded by General Barral in command of the ab iaioy. Charette arms plans toward the disposition the one ment. Five thousand Bretons insurgents guard against surprise. National Guards demonstrate. Picket firing on the road from Paris to Versailles. German evacuation of France. Affairs in Marseilles.
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Sweden
Sit Laan
Peegier
General Vinoy
Gulledand
Marseilles
Lallemand
Allgiers
Provisions Committee
Comittee
Pyat
Paris
le Ven
Camere
Mub-Central
Wilfred Fourielle
Versarius
Minoy
Barral
Charette
Versailles
France
Lompoy
Paria Versailles
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Commune
Place Hotel de Ville
Ta ‘Liberte
Thiers
London
Perpignan
Ducrot
Chanzy
Trochu
National Guard
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Alee
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Te Lan Litchfield
Minnesota
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Port Huron
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Gallipolis
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York
Horace Greeley
Monetary
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Adams Express
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Barlington
Quincy
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Cimcimnat Times
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Thomas
Virginia
Follett and Forres
the Loan Bulletin
Washington Dispatch
Treasury
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Geneva
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the Tribune
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Texas College
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Cuba
Weather Report
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Little Miami
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Connereville
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Colusabras
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Batti
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P.M. Bellefontaine Ries
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Bandurky
Lovie & Guinea
Vklin and Martineville Cinipeesteerieereeens
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Aawrenceburg
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Whitewater Vatunt Division
Ciewe
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Ea Central Boats
Oie
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Coniatieh
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Vernon
Ron Veternen Orning
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Unigo
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Jacome Tas Heturas
Sarris
Wamsutta
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Lonsdale
Wilson Bros., Pee Gyre, Sry
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Vine Street
Allison, Smith & Johnson
Ceolewrea
Murray
Lanman
Water
Wiym
Dasrat Weere
Taos
Yours
Late Co. Recorder
Weber, Young & Langdon, Real Estate Agents & Brokers
Bank of the Obie Valley Building
John Ryling
Pauline
Water St
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Medical
DR. Esas Eme
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Wardley & Willis
John ‘Holland
Giver
Bram
Fenris
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