Sporadic Notes and Rumors From New York and Boston
A jumble of sports gossip, royal intrigue, and social tidbits surfaces with mentions of McCoole, Allen Maas, Me nte aes Gladstone, and the Sultan of Wales. Letters from the Irish Or seamen arrive as various American locales report weddings, palace tales, and token bets. A Massachusetts paper notes fireworks and silver coins, while railroad consolidations tie St Joseph to Council Bluffs. Citizens implicated in mysteries and a confessional air swirl through the notice.
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McCooole
Peper
McCoole
New York
Allen Maas
Wy Inal
Ah Mao
Aes Gladstone
Thoes Taconite
Teheragan Yalemsi
Crawfordsville Journal
Lille
Matilda Heron Seeks Richards Aid in Nashville Notice
Matilda Heron seeks D Richards, a det minded laborer, to stand with her in public support at the Nashville scene. The article notes Fowler’s health and a 22 day span, mentioning a ministerial union context and a local press reference in the Nashville Post.
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Olen D. Richards
Taenia
Bigham
Feae
Fowler
Bate
Nashville Pos
Patter and Mees High School in Madison Courier of May 9
The Madison Courier from Indiana dated May 9 highlights local high school happenings. Patter and Mees HS details appear with brief notes on games, student activities, and upcoming events affecting the Madison community.
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Patter & Mees
The
Madison
Ind
Courier of
Robbery gang on frontier ambushes mail coach
A Houston Times report details a colored man leading a party to Ned's hideout after a failed ambush. The gang, extending from the Brazos to the frontier, planned to rob the mail coach on November 30, with a driver wounded and Ned vowing to aid the fugitive if authorities allow the gang to escape.
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Ned
Springs
Brazos
M Y
Real Estate Ad Promotes St Lawrence Listings
An advert by G Parish promotes real estate in St Lawrence and northern areas. The notice references an owner of European origin and mentions a will, codicils, and residence details as part of the property listings.
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St. Lawrence
Male
Esa von Hamburg
Romar Thier
Sixty six vessels seek route to Gres Bele Pensenn
Fragmentary report notes sixty six vessels with no route to Gres Bele Pensenn and mentions one million seven hundred metals wool and other ar items.
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Gres Bele Pensenn
Covigerox Incomms 1869 Report on Government Clash
Fragmented OCR mentions an incident with deputies killed and clashes involving Webster and others near Worthington. Details are unclear, but references a confrontation between local authorities and groups, with casualties and an altercation noted around a river or lakeside area.
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Feo
Pgery Morrow
Gelge & & Arm- Riffe
Weisie Cone
G.eare
Webster and
Baptist Union Meets to Seek Charter Reorganization
The Baptist Union held a basement meeting at Ninth-street Baptist Church last evening to discuss obtaining a charter for their reorganization. Queen City Rink stockholders elected directors B. Davis, B. T. Carson, John B. Gineos, T. T. Keckeler, Mayam George W. Car, and T. Pickering. Wesley Chapel on the north side of Foncheest will open to the public tomorrow evening with General Earnshaw in attendance.
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The
Baptist Union
Ninth-street Baptist Church
Queen City
Rink
Davis
B. T. Carson
John B. Gineos
T.T. Keckeler
George W. Car
T. Pickering
Wesley Chapel
Foncheest
Sycamore
Broadway
Earnshaw
Pacific
Sevaratsis
New York
Rowenthal
Ewish
Quincy
State of New York
New
Webi
Bere
Junia
England
Jas. Fisk
Union Pacific Railway
Agsio
I Bea
Ryle & Co
Patterson
New J
Algo
BMC
Beduy
Cn Ie Gawaecunbaie
Spencer House to Hold Banquet In City Tonight
The Spencer House plans a grand banquet Thursday evening as the finest event yet in the city. They telegraphed New Orleans Mobile and Basin markets but not yet received confirmation locally. If old soldiers do not know how to enjoy the good things of life we do not know who do.
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Spencer
New Orleans
Mobile
Religious zealot inmate looms in asylum after courthouse escape
A report traces George Marsh, once jailed for robbery, as he fled after a courtroom sentence. He evaded pursuers by night, hid in barns, and reached Springfield Ohio, where an associate helped him. Returned to crime, he was jailed again and later confined as a possible insane prisoner amid guards who doubt his piety. The piece also notes Southern Railroad diplomacy and a Knoxville delegation bound for Cincinnati.
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George Marth
Schopoores
Columbus
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Bet Weanas Tea
Gama
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Hamilton County Agricultural
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Robert K. Scott
South Carolina
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Coeee
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Ireland
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Gordon
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Eighth and
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Apermisto
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Rankin
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Pearl Street
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Coffin
SHAYS
Main Street
Tally-Lst
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Gents’ Furnisher
Robert Leslie
General American News
ATS & Caf
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Walnut
A. OC. Brown
John
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Bridgman
Tos. C. Wanzoo
Waigur
Wright
Thy
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Post Office Bulletin
Coring
York ¢ Ecara
Postaage
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Oreo
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J.C. Dexter
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D. J. Decamp
L. A. Green
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New York Stock Exchange
P. G. Rooney
James Hinnan & Co
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Forealeby
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