Political Dispatches on Habeas Corpus Bill and Convention Plans
Special dispatches report Republican efforts to move the Habeas Corpus Bill from the Speaker's table and defeat it. The Patriot warns Democrats against this ploy. A New York caucus formed a Free Trade Liberal committee to organize against the Greeley movement and nominate a presidential candidate, with adjournment planned to June 3. Judiciary Committee reported against constitutional amendments on sobriety and foreign-born eligibility. Judge Poland doubts passage of the Habeas Corpus Bill this session.
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The
Times
Washington
Daily Patriot
Patriot
New York
A.com
Greeley
Sherman
Rothce
Judiciary Committee
Poland
House
Ku Klux Committee
Barclay Garner Murder Trial resumes in Ohio case
Special Dispatch reports in Columbus that the Barclay Garner murder trial continued for a sixth day. Jurors heard cross examination of James Rusk about statements Garner allegedly made, with defense objections over admissibility. Henry Garner testified about the wagon and pocket-books found near the scene as the trial proceeds amid related notes on treaties and arbitration.
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Times and Chronicls
Columbus
Barclay Garner
Jas
Rusk
Iarner
Aste
Dr. Zendon
Garner
Olds
Henry Garner
Rural tragedy ends in murder suicide near Troy Ohio
Special dispatch reports Robert Fuller a farmer four miles east of Troy shot his wife in a wheat field then killed himself and died within an hour. His wife survived with hopes of recovery. Fuller reportedly chased debt and bought a revolver before the fatal act. He was buried at Casstown and authorities suspect insanity. A brickyard accident wounded Lewis Hayner early this morning when a timber fell on his head.
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Times and Chronicle
Troy
Robert Fuller
Esterday
Casstown
Lewis Hayner
Hunt for Maddox Gang Ends in Arrests in Washington
Special dispatch reports Washington County sheriff and a posse of forty capturing Edward Maddox Jr Milton Maddox and an unknown suspect. Milton Maddox wounded in the wrist with arm expected to be amputated. Sheriff Jones reported in good health. Mrs Hurley gored by a cow causing severe abdominal injuries.
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Times and Chronicle
New Algaky
Washington County
Edward Maddox, Jr
Milton Maddox
Ane
Remedial Hemera Conference Report Emerges
Fragmentary religious item notes a remedial conference and minority report amid mentions of a Black Conference. Details are unclear in the OCR, with few readable proper nouns or concrete actions.
Memphis Desperado Convicted in Ohioan Embezzlement Case
A Memphis report states an Ohioan was convicted in a embezzlement case tied to insurance in the city. The disposition followed a requisition from the governor.
Child Killed by Street Car in TouEO May 27
A child, the daughter of Mr Moran, was struck and killed by a street car yesterday afternoon in TouEO. Bystanders recall she appeared about five years old as the accident occurred with bystander confusion and the exact age is uncertain. The city police are investigating the incident.
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TouEpo
Moran
Aoe
Building Collapse Kills Two Women in Unnamed Incident
In a partial report, two Sed to the sa front se eee so pier eh. Gan Ee eseee aee" ba bo were killed when walls gave way during underpinning work for a new building. A third person and the clock were unharmed. the loss of building and contents totals are being tallied.
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Adasd
Atalanta Boat Club Denies Offer to Rematch England Trip
New York May 27 President Parker of the Atalanta Boat Club denies he offered to match the Atalantas on their return from England. Several items note arrivals from Liverpool and Greek criminal cases, with dispatches on Haytien frontier tensions and a condemnatory stance toward a women’s convention.
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New York
Parker
Atalanta Boat Club
Atalantas
England
Nevada
Liver
Italy
Liverpool
BOS Semesbeter
Cape Hayti
Baez
Cabral
Haytien
San Juan
Gatch
St. Louis
Festival of the Sharpshooters Held in St Louis
In St Louis on May 27 the Festival of the Sharpshooters concluded after a week of events. About 78 thousand shots were fired during the week and 126 at $12,000 were awarded. Jacob Bartell of Todivepetia won the best shots center prize, with William Schade of ee receiving the second prize. Remaining representatives were drawn from New Orleans Milwaukee and others. The next festival is expected in Baltimore.
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St. Lovuts
Jacob Bartell
Todievepetia
Schade
Eee
Se i
See
Feel
Ihe
Jacob Bern
Cew
Seepaeid Dien
Letyre
New Louis
Milwaukee
New Orns
Baltimore
Rebel Chieftains Captured in Venezuela Report
From New York dated May 27 a dispatch via St Thomas states that Valencia has fallen to Iresianus Blanco and that ex rebel Salazar was captured court martialed and killed in the action insurgent leaders Salazar and Valencia reported taken by Blanco as Venezuelan conflict news unfolds with cautious confirmation.
Fighting Expected at Monterey New York in Revolution
Mexican advices report Geral Cevallos has received news from Monterey that revolutionists fortify rapidly and that Trevino and Quiroga will wake a stand. The message signals growing conflict with potential clashes and heightened tensions.
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New York
Geral Cevallos
Monterey
Trevino
Quiroga
River News Update From Louisville May 7
Special dispatches describe a falling river with 6 feet 4 inches in the canal and 5 feet 4 inches at the falls. Clear weather with temperature around 80. Market activity dull. Vessels Kate Kinney and Robert Mitchell loading for New Orleans. Mallies arrived from Cincinnati and head to Arkansas River tomorrow. Port District Charmer Evansville to Cincinnati, Little Condor downstream to Cairo with five barges of salt. Cairo dates noted May 27. Other fragments mention Elaie Mae, Haaymie, Grand Tow, St.
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Louis
Idlewild
Evansville
Louisville
New Albans
Bodmann
Probasco
Mitchell
Eagle
Rankin
Sherman
Chalmer
Glasgow
Pirrestre
Monongahela
Menputs
Indiana
Capital City
Grand Tower
Mary Alice
John A. Wood
Times and Chronicle
Kate Kinney
Robert Mitchell
New Orleans
Mallies
Cincinnati
Arkansas River
Port Dist
Charmer
Little Condor
Cairo
Congress adjourns as House fumbles through unfinished business
In Washington May 25 the XLII Congress second session adjourned after a book of private bills passed and a tense night session. The House struggled through scattered action on war reimbursements for Kansas and a proposed labor and wages commission while debates delayed the tariff bill, with the Senate later entering executive session.
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Spemnee
el Senate
Berks
Committee On Military
Kansas
Clayton
United Mine District Court
Fort Gibson
Labor and Wages Commission
Sherman
Camere
Senate
London Clubs and Cafes in the Gourmet Age
A reflective look at London clubs and cafes, tracing their rise among university linked societies, from the United University Club to White's and Boodle's. It notes the Athenum’s ministerial buzz, Garrick’s shifting fortunes, and social scenes around Pall Mall, with anecdotes of meals, manners, and a faintly satirical view of colonial stereotypes. The piece ends referencing the Garrick’s decline as Dickens and others once gathered there.
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London
White
Boodle
United University Club
Oxford
Cambridge
le Man
Uni
Gladstone
E Athenum
Wilberforce
Pall Mall
Army and Navy
Reg
Jasior United
Nervaland
Ays
Garrick
Covent Garden
Soudé
Free-Trade Republicans Question Nominations Again
The Nation suggests Free-Trade Republicans should test nominations anew while noting widespread dismay at current leaders. It argues the Cincinnati Convention’s aim was to unite honest voters behind a respected platform and candidate, but fear the field is filled with distrustful figures and ineffective allies.
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Republican
Springfield
Cincinnati
Greeley
The Frenchman's Bow in Blackwool's Magazine
The article surveys bowing etiquette across nations with a humorous focus on a detailed Frenchman style. It contrasts modern manners with classical grace, praising a well executed bow while noting English critique and Gallic admiration for courteous homage to women.
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Blackwool's
France
Absinthe's spread and grim toll across France and colonies
A Pall Mall Gazette report notes absinthe’s rise from medical circles to a national habit in France. It cites its use during campaigns in Oran and Constantine, Marsilles adoption, and eventual spread to Paris and colonies. The piece warns of deadly excess in Cayenne New Caledonia and Port Said, contrasted with moderation debates at home.
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Pall Mali’ Gazette
Paris
France
Seo
Oran
Constantine
Marsilles
Ocean
Cayenne
New Caledonia
Port Said
Bargain talk over Grant nomination spurs editorial note
An italic editorial on the eve of the era warns about office holders paying to secure Grant’s nomination. It notes Dan Dana’s bid to influence the Democratic ticket, questions his reliability, and suggests Tweed’s shifting influence could affect Democratic leadership’s response. The piece cites Friday’s New York Times.
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Grant
Danie
Gen. T
Dana
Tweed
Democratic General Committee
New York Times
Seasonable Advice for Hotel Landlords in New York
The New York Standard urges hotel landlords to lower prices to avoid driving away summer visitors. It notes travelers already favor Europe for longer stays and cheaper vacations, suggesting Americans spend less in the U.S. and instead tour abroad, benefiting savings and national ties. It argues lower rates would slow the stampede to Europe and aid domestic tourism.
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New York Standard
Europe
Ocean
England
France
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
White Mountains
Nisgéra
Loeg
Newport
How to Destroy the Tobacco Fly Method
Farmers advised to plant Jimson weed around fields and apply cobalt solution to blossoms each evening. Dissolve one ounce cobalt in a pint warm water, deliver three to four drops per bloom, replace next morning, and remove spent blooms. If farmers unite and apply this remedy, tobacco worm pest should diminish across fields.
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York Tobacco
Leo
Andegree
Home for the Friendless reports year totals in New York
The Home for the Friendless in New York, a charitable institution, reports that during the last year 734 people were sheltered, including 457 children. Of these, 150 were placed in homes, 176 were restored to relatives, and 250 adults received employment. The institution currently has 123 inmates at Twenty-nats street.
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New York
Twenty-nats Street
Three Cheers Under D Neulties Antar Witness
Report of a chaotic scene aboard a train bringing delegates from Cincinnati to Richmond for a presidential nomination. The crowd, exhausted and indignant at Greeley, demanded three cheers for Brown and Greeley amid confusion and laughter.
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D. Neulties
Antar
Telleag
W. A
Richmond
Greeley
Greeley's
Cincinnati
Mister Brown
Sintend
Brown
Gheeleys
Browger
Gheeley
Gigal
Croffut
Train misadventure and a doomed hymn aboard a downbound trip
An anonymous Washington correspondent recalls near disasters on a rail ride to Annapolis. A mishandled switch, a down grade, and two trains on the same track evoked terror until a minister led a prayer meeting and passengers prepared to surrender their tickets as fate loomed.
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Simm
Annapolis Junction
Annapolis Road
Annapolis
Democratic peril painted by 1871 Tribune forecast
The Times quotes a February 1871 Tribune piece by Mr. Gresley arguing that a Democratic victory would revive the Confederacy, strike at taxes, and plunge the nation toward bankruptcy. It warns that opposing Republicans must win to keep the Democrats from power and the nation from disgrace.
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Gen Grant
White House
Congress
Lee
Johnston
Bragg
Hood
Price
Appomattox
Tribune
Gresley
Russian doctor links rabies to kidney inflammation
A Russian study by Professor M M Kudrow, focused on canine madness in veterinary pathology, reports that rabies involves uniform kidney inflammation. The finding suggests kidney involvement as the primary lesion, differing from other inflammatory forms and potentially accounting for fatal hydrophobia outcomes.
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Russia
M. M. Kudrow
Kudanow
Rothschilds Buy Tring Park Estate in Hertfordshire
The Rothschilds acquire Tring Park near Hertfordshire, a estate totaling 7 615 acres with a noble mansion and deer park. Baron Lionel pays £254 000, adding to their growing English holdings including Gunnersbury and Mentmore. The property was royal land up to the era of Charles II.
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Deer Park
Tring Park
Hertfordshire
Charles II
Gunnersbury
Baron Lionel
Tring
Missionary work gaps in Brahmo Samaj critique
The Indian Mirror argues Brahmo Samaj missions have been confined to select regions and urges rapid expansion into unvisited areas. It notes educators appeal to the educated classes while doctrine has reached the masses, contrasting with Christianity’s progress among the ignorant.
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The
Indian Mirror
House vote sustains subsidy stance in Brazil mail ship row
Washington May 27 The House refused to back from its former vote against the Brazilian mail steamship subsidy by 112 to 7. In a large majority, it suspended the rules on Mr Daves's motion and passed a resolution extending the adjournment to June 3.
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the Times
Chronicle
WASH
TOX
Daves
Enthusiastic Railroa d Meeting Plans Bond Issue
A large railroa d meeting was held Saturday evening. A committee reported on a plan to urge the County Commissioners to submit a bond proposition to voters by July 15 for 300 600 to build the road bed from the inter county bridge to Portsmouth and then to Scioto Valley to the Pike County line. A signatures drive succeeded. campaign plans were set to gather support and run the election.
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Times and Chronicle
Tige
Portsmouth
Sciots Valley
Pike County
Wisl
Chesapeake
Bio
Scioto Valley
Columbas
Election of officers at Missionary Society session
Special dispatch reports officers chosen this morning for church groups Rev Drs R L Dashiell and T M Biddy and John M Reid elected secretaries of the Missionary Society Ir A J Kynett named secretary of the Church Extension Society Dr R S Rast named secretary of the Freedmen's Aid Society
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New _York
R. L Dashiell
T M. Biddy
John M. Reid
the Missionary Society
A. J. Kynett
Church Extension ‘Society
Dr. R. 8
Rast
The
Freedmen’s Aid Society
Supplemental Article Passes Treaty Washin gton Observers Comment
Dispatches report approval of the supplemental article of the Treaty of Washington. Opinions differ on its impact as the Senate action strengthens President Kant in talks with Hart Granville. Telegraph notes justice over national vanity and mutual respect, while The Standard urges caution until commitments are clarified.
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Lospon
The
Telegraph
America
England
Standard
Morongahela River Skies and Local Shipping Report
May 27 dispatches from Pittsburgh to Brownsville describe river stages at multiple towns with stationary readings on the Morongahela. Advices note rain and a falling river as vessels Telegraph Fleetwood Granite State and others maneuver along the Ohio and tributaries.
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Times and Chronicle
Pitt
Burg
Alay
Morongahela
Arris
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Brownsville
Greensboro
Oil City
Drowtox
Daviel Crumlish
Barlin
Telegraph
Fleetwood
Granite ‘State
John Means
Bowen
Granite State
Chesapeake
Gallipolis
Dugan
Portsmouth
Hudson
Chetspeake
Real Estate Setters Auction At 17 Hathaway Street
Meyers Horton & Co announce an auction tomorrow morning at 10 on premises No 17 Hathaway street between Le Bamiller street with 15 by 90 feet to an alley for a three story brick house. A colored picnic of ten car loads hurried via I C and L road to Hunts Above. The alarm at Gre fsom Box 59 was false this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Meyers, Horton & Co
Tuenday
Hathaway -Stree's
Lé Bamiller Street
I, C,and L
Hunt
Freeman
Schceta
Forest Avenue
Meee Hills
Milton Glenn. Co OR
National Theatre
Greene
Culers
Smith
Caton Street
Sycamore Street
Cinnati
Court Calendar At Newport Delivers Odd Proceedings
A garbled docket from Newport outlines Dayton cases to be heard by Yllara in a Circuit Court session. Listed are TP Stone v M A Brazee Jr and other suits, including Bartrata v Cotcad Haha and Prazee Jr v Le P, with proceedings set for Monday June 7.
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Diadtes
Tower Chapel
Ohana
Circuit
Newport
Mort Lily
Fudge
Yllara
Dayton
TP. Stone
M.A. Brazee, Jr
Peter Bartrata
Cotcad Haha
Geo. W. Maxe
G. Agpust Wadlerae
H. P. Prazee, Jr
le P
Market notes show mixed grain prices and steady flour
May 24 to May 27 reports from Brevato New York and Dernort indicate flour steady, wheat lower with No 1 and No 2 figures around $199.92 to $205. Barley holds, oats dull, corn dull with steady freight markets. Notable sales include 32,000 bushels No 2 wheat at 56 cents and 17,000 bushels No 2 oats at 49 1/2 cents.
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Milwayeern
Dernort
Oil markets slip amid quiet trading across regions
Transcribed from Prrnspore dated May 27, the oil market shows dull activity and weak spot prices. Parker's landing and New York markets report quiet demand with minor declines, while City and Titusville markets trend lower with dull spot oil and subdued road oil prices.
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Parker's Landing
Rpot
York Martet
Titusville
Peers Admit Claim of Pre-eut Lord Aberdeen to Seat
The Peers admitted the claim of the pre-eut Lord Aberdeen to a seat in their House. Evidence from his mother removed doubt, noting his father once tried to enroll him in the navy after fourteen but failed. The loss of a promising career in a fit profession puzzles, while his younger brother has just earned an Oxford degree.
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Lord Aberdeen
Persfer
Earl
Oxford
Opening Day Horse Fair Delights Dayton Crowd
Dayton on May 27 reports a larger than expected turnout for the horse fair opening. Trotting events ran on a fine track while a fire destroyed the Centre Engine House roof and interior on East Fifth Street, with the cause unknown. Meanwhile, political chatter centers on Mr. McMahon’s potential delegate bid to the Baltimore Convention, though not on that ground, per local notices.
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Times and Chronicle
Dayton
East Fifth Street
McMahon
Larze
Baltimore
Gazi
Vallandigham
Destructive May Storms Ravage Prade Region
Severe storms on May 27 bring heavy rain and widespread flooding across the vicinity. Towns and villages suffer destruction. several settlements swept away. A number of fatalities reported, exact count not given.
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Prade
England Pardons Large Number of Condemned Fenians
From London reports indicate the British Government has pardoned a substantial group of condemned Fenians. Another item notes Joe Mayne and EUS appearing in public, while the Pope made his first public carriage appearance in many months, amid ongoing Vatican activity.
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Cade
Eus
Pope
Collision at Jersey Central crossing injures six
A collision at a Jersey Central Railroad crossing in Elizabeth wounded six as the morning New York and Philadelphia trains collided. A tug named Epselson exploded its boilers in the East River, killing the captain, engineer, and three others, while a deckhand was wounded on the pier. A large labor meeting supported the eight hour movement, and Gordon Bennett Sr. is reported seriously ill at Fort Washington.
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New York
Jersey Central
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Epselson
East River
OF Park
Conames
Gordon Bennett, Sr
Fort Washington
Missionary Secretaries Elected at Methodist Conference
In Brockport New York May 27 the Methodist General Conference resumed balloting for Missionary Secretaries. R. L. Dashiel won 236 votes, T. M. Eddy 204, J. M. Reid 200 from 375 total. A. J. Kynett elected Secretary of the Church Extension Society with 216 of 364 votes. Delegates debated leadership for the Freedsmen's Aid Society and Bishop Roberts' status.
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Methodist General Conference
Rts
Bownan
Roberts
Liberia
Africa
Freedsmen’s Aid Society
J. 8. Rust
R. L. Dashiel
T. M. Eddy
J. M. Reid
A. J. Kynett
Church Extension Society
German immigrant drowns near sister's Eris home
John Kosbal, fifty, arrived from Germany last evening and sought his married sister living east of Eris. Unable to locate her he drowned in a stream only nine inches deep within half a mile of her house. The incident occurred on May 27 as authorities investigate.
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Eris
John (Kosbal
Germany
Senate debate and adjournment move in May session
In Wasiuxetox on May 27 the Finance Committee reports the House resolution to adjourn sine die on June 8 with an amendment rescinding the May 25 order. Chandler objects and the matter carries over to tomorrow. Sherman seeks a five minute rule for tariff debate and signals it will be called up tomorrow. House bill on bridges across the Mississippi discussed and postponed. War claims payment for Kent proposed. Desertion charges in the Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry lifted. A pensions substitute is adopted. Postoffice appropriation bill taken up.
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Iherpvan
Finance Committee
House
Chandler
Tomorrw
Sherman
Ae Trumbull
Msissippi
Stevenson
Kent
Wilson
Thirteenth Tennasce Cavalry
Republican standard bearer in 1372 steady, Lok Independent claims
The fragment notes Sige’s superficial and trivial criticisms, asserting why he will be the Republican standard bearer in 1372, according to Lok Independent. It assigns main political motive to the candidate amid intra party debate.
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Sige
Shorgame
Lok
Women and Jurymen in a New York Case
Worcester Sp correspondent served on a jury and described two trials. A nurse battered by her husband won her claimed damages of one thousand dollars, with remark that she could have asked for more. In a long suit about a widow's will, a lawyer who drew it and profited faced a ten year case. the estate, once valued at twenty thousand, nearly seventy five thousand now, yielded five thousand with six years interest, most other claims barred. The verdicts were reached in under ten minutes.
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Washington
Senate
Washia
Ent
United States
Great Britain
Tedinens Gavernee Erik Oi
Greatritain
Athos Ys
Doutie In
Gverney
Tribunel
New York
Howe
Carpenter
Wisconsin
Sumner
Schurz
Stevenson
Thurman
Ams
Fenton
Sprague
Worcester Sp
Planting and harvesting broom corn for twelve acres
Instructions cover seed quality and planting density for broom corn, drills fifteen inches apart, five to six plants per foot, last half of May to June 12. Discusses harvest method, drying on poles, ricks four feet high, wind protection, and yield about three acres per ton with harvesting cost around forty dollars per ton. Warns against leaving standing after harvest to avoid value loss. suggests alternative crops due to uncertain market.
Dalton High School Site Offerings and Mercer Funds
Miss Lizzie Green offers five to ten acres near Dalton Georgia for a High School linked to Mercer University. The city commits ten thousand dollars. Through H C Hornady Mercer University secures twenty six thousand dollars in cash and bonds and two thousand acres in lands.
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Lizzie Green
Dalton
Mercer University
H. C. Hornady
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Hent—Housss
Clotinanti
Office of the Burnet Soave
Paca
Sreen Aed
S&s
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Amusem
Wood's Theatre
Macauley
Purus A Benedict
Buprez & Benedict's
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St. James P. Eptecopal
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C. W. Starbuck & Co
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Manefeld
York
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Vine Street
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