Crowds Visit Coburn Daily as Public Interest Rises
Daily crowds gather at Coburn and La tonia Bprings amid rapid progress on Mechanics Institute. A grand Republican ratification meeting is planned next week with Hon. W. S. Groesbeck back from Washington. County officials review Clough Creek road work while city notices report increased Washington Park attractions and concerns about con men.
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Latonia
Mechanics’ Institute
Groesbeck
Washington
Clough Creek
Washington Park
A. H. Hinkle
Auburn
J. L. Keck
Auburn Avenue
Nicolson
Srcial Hospital
Mare Wnewen
Dover
Pelice
Audi
Wien
Ae Borhood
Chicago
Mathe Eee
Marietta Road
Estes
Clinton Furnace
Ee 8 Brewery
Punshon
Amaeburches
Aden Ping
Enterprise Insurance President Thos Sher Injured in Buggy Accident
Local report notes Thos Sher Esq, President of Enterprise Insurance Co, seriously injured after being thrown from his buggy while en route to Clifton. Other items include Pendleton Club efforts for York Convention, a Masonic John’s Day picnic plan, death of city treasurer Burton Horsley, coroner inquest on James Carroll, and a Plum Street street fight between McCoole and Coburn lookalikes.
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Thos. Sher- Esq
Enterprise Insurance Company
Clifton
Pendleton Club
Hon. Geo. H
Attow York
Pendleton
Wanda misreads windled Cincians tale on watch
A garbled Chicago case references a Cincinnati resident misled by a watch worth $100. The description mentions Gibson and Testice Milliken, with an arrest and a ten day take, but the fragmentary text limits clear details.
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Chicago
Beon
Cincians
M.issions
Gibson
Testice Milliken
Community thanks Mayor and police for festival support
The note expresses gratitude to His Honor the Mayor James L. Ruffin and the police for their kindness in providing officers to assist at the late festival and preserve order. It also thanks Lieutenant Birnbaum, Beresford, and others for urbane conduct and efficient action. Appreciation is given to Frederick Vonern for assistance in making the festivals successful and to friends whose generosity aided the orphans.
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Tohee Pease Tee Rouwa
James L. Ruffin
Birnbaum
Beresford
Frederick Vonern
Impeachment and a Chase Party Rise in Washington
Washington report on impeachment managers probing Republican senators Ross and others while General Chase surfaces as a potential presidential candidate. Chief Justice Chase may lead a new conservative movement as the Johnson administration and national political realignments unfold in a tense national climate.
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Mate Wae Sane
Chase
Ging Mnind
Justice Chase
Philadelphia
John W. Fri
Arseseor
Pennsylvania
John Welsh
Congress
Kelley
Citizens’ Conservative Association of Pennsylvania
Johnston
Impeachment Trial Updates From Washington Dispatch
The report covers impeachment proceedings with Butler and Boutwell leading managers after a day of sessions. It notes expected votes on Tuesday, shifts in support, and a possible focus on the second article. Also mentions Abraham Lincoln era reference to Wade Hamlin and Colfax, plus telegrams reviewed from Western Union and other lines.
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Wasatnotoy
M. Butler
Bingham
Iiley
Ninetech
Colfax
Grant
Wovdlley
C. A. Tinker
Western Union Telegraph Line
H.c.clam
Franklin
Wm. H. Young
Bankers and Brokers’ Line
Charles Woolley
Sleo
Chae Aon Binghoe
Ham
Logan
Chiotal
Butler, Boutwell
Seana
Chimes
The Pueblos of the Rio Grande and Illinois Penitentiary figures
Report describes the Pueblos as nineteen villages on the Rio Grande with 300 to 500 inhabitants each and a local governance system. They practice sun worship with Catholic rites blended, cultivate wheat, raise stock, weave cloth, and maintain defense. Two dignitaries visited Washington seeking relief from oppression. Separately, the Illinois State Penitentiary at Joliet held 1,119 convicts, up by 20 from the prior week and a record high. Gen Thomas L. Kane, brother of Dr Rees, is lecturing in New York on Arctic exploration.
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Alana Oe
Jacob Guetich
Nee Ly
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Ciack
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Newport
Gallatin
Tennessee
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Weed
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Georgia
Lee
Louisiana
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N.Y
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Committee On Credentials
Committee On Platform and Resolutions
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Callin
House of Representatives
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Santa Fe
Washington
Thomas L. Kane
Rees
Arctic
Lars
New York
Ciesab
Ward
National Executive Committee
Schurz
Committee On Resolutions
Ohio
Conservatives nominate Col. William P. Patton for mayor
Cuartratox May 20 reports Colonel William P. Patton a United States army veteran chosen by the Conservatives to run for mayor. His opponent is Gilbert Pillsbury, a former Bureau agent.
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Cuartratox
William P. Patton
Gilbert Pillsbury
Severe storm claims lives as ships drag anchors in harbor
In Havas May 20 a severe storm prevailed causing multiple deaths. The Diario reports the late Bishop of avapa will not return but has been appointed Bishop of Segovia.
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Havas
Diario
Avapa
Segovia
Southern Hotel sweep stakes at St Louis two year olds
At the Laclede Course in St Louis on May 20 Pat Malloy won the Southern Hotel sweep stakes for two year olds in two mile heats with Fizalotto at 3:44 and 3:50% times Ban shee and Murphy's colt were runners up in the same race Yanshee won the second heat in a near record close contest A later one mile dash for Premium with $250 at stake was won by Rochester Jack Gamble placed second Sophie Jennison third Video fourth and Grayhound fifth with a time of 150%
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Ipire
Union
Libery
Nto
Republican Party
Uight
Pat
Republic
Simpson
Carl Schurz
Missouri
Lyman, Freemain
New York
Richara Wy. Thompson
Ialana
Schurz
Abraham Lincoln
Republican
Lause
St. Louis
Laclede
Southern
Pat Malloy
Banshee
Murphy
Fizalotto
Yanshee
Smith
Rochester
Jack Gamble
Sophie Jennison
Video
Grayhound
National Division Sons of Temperance Assembly At Capitol
In Nashville on May 20 the National Division of the North American Sons of Temperance met at the Capitol. About seventy five delegates from twenty states and provinces attended. Officers report strong growth and finances with last year’s revenue at $200,000 and total membership including ladies at 150,000. A formal reception for delegates was warmly received.
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Chas. G. Green
Boston
John Quincy Adams
Massachusetts
J. G. Abbott
Reuben Noble
Josiah Bardwell
Geo. W.gill
J. K. Tarbox
T. I. Sweetser
T. F. Plunkett
Geo. Johnson
Nashville
North American Sons of Temperance
Capitol
Order
Drowned man amid Chicago Convention talk shocks St Louis
A Pittsburgh resident Peter Bear fell from the Evening Star and drowned while intoxicated. Excitement over the Chicago Convention grows as news arrives. General Dent says General Grant does not seek the nomination. Union Republican Association of the Thirteenth Ward endorses Sen Moan and condemns those who voted for the President's acquittal. Grand ratification planned for the third Wednesday in June.
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Nmr
Convention
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Convention
Union
U. 8
Grant
Soldiers and Sailors of the Union
United States
Gen. Grant
Chicago
Cincinnati Times
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Peter Bear
Pittsby
Evening Star
General Dent
General Grant
Union Republican Association
Thirteenth Ward
Moan
Eee
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