Senator Schurz Weighs Greeley Endorsement Doubtful
Special dispatch reports that Senator Carl Schurz remains undecided on backing the Greeley ticket. He tells the Times that he will reveal his views in his own time and method, and will repudiate Greeley if a regular Democratic nomination is made.
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Times and Chronicle
Wasuisotos
Benator Schurz
Greeley
Corve Schurz
Schurz
Sutlrell
Gee Ratemore
Legal and diplomatic notes in May congress report
The dispatch summarizes tensions over a treaty and British hesitancy, with notes on the Spanish Minister informing Mr. Fish and a House committee instruction. It also mentions Mr. Poland reporting the Habeas Corpus Bill with Civil Rights amendments and Mr. Butler's view on the civil rights portion.
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Times and Chronicle
Schenck
Guba
Fish
House
Poland
Butler
Bingham
Etstery Committee
Senate
Hawley
Mississippi and
Missouri and Pacific
Mereur
Mase
Juntos
Srmeis
Yeas
Toppegts Losante
Satiafog
Diplomatic tensions over potential further protests
The dispatch notes a belief in possible continued dissatisfaction amid Be eeered hecemteneeeal damages and warns water-related disputes could trigger more diplomatic exchanges. Mr. Fish views the Administration as having won a diplomatic victory, while the President refuses to concede further.
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Totas
Fish
Podaptain
Calcutta
Dicey
Identity question in Barclay case cited by defense
In Columbus the defense argued that testimony linking John Barclay to a man seen in Garner's wagon was insufficient for conviction, dissecting witnesses' statements and arguing mistaken identity. Mr. Converse is to finish the state's argument this afternoon.
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John Barclay
Garner
Converse
Reward Offered for Capture at Saielde The Park
A one thousand dollar reward is offered for the capture of a man reported seen yesterday at Saielde The Park of Maedéex. He was described as armed with a musket two pistols and a bowie knife.
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Saielde
Maedéex
Syndieste Buildings Association
St. Ehmer's ‘Hall
Harron
Pam
Cause of the cabinet crisis in Spain report
A Madrid telegram details a budget reveal showing twenty million dollars misused in internal service and tied to a police spy system. It cites Serrano in a plot to place Rey on the throne and Castelar in conspiracies regarding Bank of Spain coin, with King Amadeus seeking Prussian aid advice.
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New York
Madrid
Megesta
Serrano
Rey
Isabella
Castelar
Nashville Chronicle: Acrosant's Last Ascent Ends in River Brew
In Nashville a river misadventure ends tragically as Acrosant falls into the Tennessee River. The incident, blamed on turbulent waters, leads to a brewing mystery surrounding the explorer's final moments and the fate of the journey. Local authorities and witnesses provide scattered details as investigations begin.
Presbyterians General Assembly Report From Detroit May Meeting
An extended report from the Committe on Bills and Overtures was before the house. The committee recommended appointing committees on unemployment and regulations for ministers before they are received. The Board of Foreign Missions was urged to consider establishing lectureships in theology. The Finance Committee presented its report as the Assembly debated the judicial case and related financial matters.
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Detroit
Micn
House
Board of Foreign Missions
Committee On Finance
National Baptist Educational Convening Reports Meeting
National Baptist Educational Conven tes held in Connecticut with the Communications Executive Committee of the American Baptist Educational Commission meeting to discuss programs and coordination.
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National Baptist Educational Conventes
Mt Bapaylend
Counesticut
The
American Baptist Educational Commission
Siege and aid touched by Herald correspondent visit
A report notes that the siege of the country drew observers yesterday, with aid and attention arriving from James Gordon Bennett of the Herald, marking a notable moment in ongoing events.
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New York
James Gordon Bennett
Herald
Coal price ranges in Scranton markets today
Scranton coal sales showed varied ranges with lamp coal between $327 and $332, steamboat coal from $3.35 to $3.40, erac a about $5.45 to $5.714, egg coal at $3.82 to $3.90, stove coal $3.34 to $3.55, and chestnut coal from $3.47 to $3.55 per unit.
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Scranton
Additional Hiver News and Local Shipping Notes
Local items report dull business across Wach area with mixed weather data. Mentions Florence Lee military event, Wabash River, smaller freight movements, cattle lots, and plans for Robert Mitchell voyage to New Orleans. Port lists include Robert Burns and Blue Wing vessels with cargo tonnages and destinations Cincinnati Davenport.
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Robert Mitchell
Orleans
Mitchell
Morrow
Robert Burns
Memphis
Cincinnati
Davenport
Senate and House Debates Reflect Tariff and Civil Rights Tensions
In a June 1872 session, the House debated tariff provisions and a tobacco tax while the Senate recessed after executive business. Bishop Sherman and others discussed amendments, with a long report of votes, then a focus on civil rights and the status of colored delegates in Philadelphia. The text notes strong personalities, including a portrait of a distinguished Black leader amid political debates and reform efforts.
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House
Chandler
Cape Manda Eters
Sherman
Senate
Cameron
M. Noe
Venice
Sonley
Manzing
Philadelphia
Eamsnelie
Robert Purvis
FE “Ors
Diocese Convenes in Newport for Annual Episcopal Meeting
The annual meeting of the Diocese of the Episcopal Church in Kentucky opened in Newport at a Gothic church near Court-House square. Bishop Smith of Frankfort led services, with Kenistan op Cummins presiding and Rev. J. W. Venable of Versailles to preach on Sunday Schools. The convention debated High versus Low Church tensions, urged unity, and set a 4 PM bishop meeting and clergy attendance reporting. In police court, Joseph Gebhardt, Coomey Reese, and Henry Weller pleaded guilty to stealing lead pipe and received one month in the workhouse.
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Diocese of the Episcopal Church In
Kentucky
Newport
Court-House Square
Bishop Smith
Frankfort
Kenistan Op Cummins
Wwet
Christian Church
J. W. Venable
Versailles
Convention
Mr. Gibson
Covington
Jos. Gebhardt
Coomey Reese
Henry Weller
Henry Wuest
Notable Delegates At National Convention 1872 Portraits
The piece surveys prominent figures linked to Reconstruction era politics. It discusses John Slidell and Barnwell Rhett, contrasts Langston with Soule, praises Douglass, and notes figures like Rob of South, Calhoun, and Purvis, reflecting on postwar social change and the evolving status of Black leaders.
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Weskioanes
Sanog Crentete JI
Palle
Jane
Barnwell Rhett
John Slidell
W. L
Louisiana
Uae
Ashe
John Pekens
Goverporth
Carolina
Stoure
John M. Langston
Howard University
Pierre Soule
Et. Brown Elliott
Laurence M. Keitt
Eden
Coscad
John Forsyth
Houston
Frederick Douglass
South Save
Elf
Carateenee
Calhoun
Rhett
Mce
Brooks
Columbia
Charleston
Robert Purvis
Townsend as a Reform Candidate in Cincinnati Debacle
A critical late 19th century column portrays George Alfred Townsend's role in the Liberal movement at Cincinnati. The piece accuses Townsend of fraud and moral unfitness for a diplomatic post, detailing his Venice trip letters and failed consular applications while linking him to editorial attacks on President Grant.
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Emis Lettur
C Tribune
Washington Chronicle
Delaware
Dolly Varden
Ee York Zyevent
Ohana
Geiege
Fred Townsend
Esate
Senaaien
Pal
Whitelaw Reid
Am Townsend
Venice
Victor Emmanuel
Emmanuel
Tribune
Crtien
Paris
Alfred Townsend
Edison
Washington Corsappert
Chicago Tribune
Fehangio
Teeneiel
Bia Shelawere
Townsend
Washin
Ee Rec York
Grant
Cincinnati
Hardihood
Énooo
Gath
John R Randolph
Roanoke
Es Are
Jackson County
Conoe
Billie Reed
Billie
Mary J. Bherwood
Greeley
Lee
W. “Hg
Matthews
Fenton
Blair
Gresley
Mr. Greeley
Roy Aerate
Bey
Chicago Times
Illinois
Oglesby
Johnson
An 1868 Voter Rights Clash Amid Ku Klux Claims
An article discusses Republican and Democratic stances on federal intervention in Southern voting rights, citing editors and newspapers. It accuses the Ku Klux Klan of terror to suppress Republican votes, argues that only Federal power can safeguard elections, and condemns Democratic coercion while noting the Tribune’s reports of intimidation.
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H. G. Inoo
Harrisburg
Siphoet Serey Bey
Mississippi
Federee
New York
Democratic” Party
Greeley
Tribune Ahanane ‘Eine
New York Tribune
Grant
Colsall
Splen
Philipia
Fedecal
Geordie Pandnerwt
Gresley
Prominent Women Figures Highlighted In Odd 19th Century Notes
A scatter of brief notes reports on women in society, labor and intellect, including a Western university class led by a woman, a 107 year old woman Joy in Wabash Indiana, and reflections on women’s roles in London, Boston, and the United States government. It also cites a Jacksonville industrial school plan, a Hartford murder case, and a Louisiana planter’s search for domestic help, all painted with period social commentary.
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Louisiana
Isiny Leberee
Cleveland
Unce
Counterfire
Welsak
Surface
Ae Department
Jacob Ris
Counee
Secret Service
Jake
Als
Soler
Indiana
Crestline
Tieler
Alliance
Anchisi
Ite Ata
Wellsville
Ee Anchisi
Butts
Tiefer
Ignere G
Anchisigenrig
Bo Way City
United States
Hastings
Indiana Grand Master Elected Amid Railroad Mortgage
Special dispatch reports Dan Voorhees in Indianapolis as the Indiana Central Railroad files a 3500 mortgage with New York Loan Fund and Trust Association to secure a loan for road building. Chris Felta is elected Grand Master by the Grand Lodge of Masora, replacing Martin H. Rice after four years.
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Times and Chronicle
Indianapolis, Inc
Indiana and Hminois Central Railroad
New York Loan Fund and Trust Association
Dan Voorhees
Bourbons
Chris Felta
Grand Lodge of
Masora
Martin H. Rice
Election of General Conference Editors Named
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle Brooklyn May 29 1889 reports Dr Wentworth elected editor of the Repository Dr Hoyt of Delaware editor of the Western Christian Advocate Dr Curry editor of the Advocate in New York and Dr Edwards editor of the Northwestern Advocate.
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Times and Chronicle
Brooklys
N.Y
Wentworth
Hoyt
Delaware
Advocate
Curry
New York
Edwards
Northwestern Advocate
Death by Own Action Marks 17-Year-Old Girl Tragedy
A 17 year old girl Shaylather died after taking strychnine at a residence three miles north of Mechanicsburg. Authorities report the act followed her father opposing her lover. The death occurred on Decoration Day eve, May 29.
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Times and Chronicle
Mechanicsburg
Shaylather
Methodist Conference elects editors at New York meeting
At the Brooklyn session on May 29 the General Conference held a ballot for editors of the Ladies' Book Concern and the New York Christian Advocate. Dr Curry won editor of the New York Christian Advocate with 205 votes, defeating Rev Dr Fowler. Debate touched discipline clauses on dancing and temper, with strong opinions voiced.
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Brooklyn
Pasved
Macau
N. Y
Curry
New York Christian Advocate
Fowler
A. Hoyt
Onto
Swan
Eastern Christian Advocate
Arthur Ena
No. Liestern Christian Advocate
Presbyterian General Assembly Report Clarifies Finance and Policy
May assembly deliberations set six cents per member as the next year’s assessment for Assembly purposes. The committee reviewed internal polity and the constitution, noting no change is needed since 1832. A ruling forbids women from publicly exhorting or teaching in mixed assemblies while approving pious women meetings for conversation and prayer.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Resignation and Appointment in Public Parks Dept
Col. Stebbins resigns as President of the Department of Public Parks and is replaced by H. L. Olmstead. The change officializes Olmstead as new department head while Stebbins departs from the post.
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New York
Col. Stebbins
Department of Public Parks
H. L. Olmstead
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Carl Schurz
Washington
Mabeas Corpus
Columbus
Barclay-Garner
New Albany
Maprip
Bilboa
Nashville
Temmessee
Cincinnati Times and
D Chronicle
C. Cincinnati
Hiver
Bacs Bik & Art of
Perro
Beeiingdeen
Cendeor
Hart
Wabash Tver
Florence Lee
Itary Avent
Grendview
Eagle
Little Condor
Columbes
Magenty
James Howard
Sieuiens de
Congress
Washleton
Episcopal Convention
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J. W. Forney
George Alfred Townsend
Keeley
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England
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Joy
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Enteays
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Boston
Interpricy and
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Coneibees
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Pebel Gray
Gon Alpe
London Spectator
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Garrabrant
Lane
Jeane Ladies of
Hartford
San Francisco
Coaanes
Alos
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Margaret W
London
Capper
Frank Leslie
Cartoe
Matt. Moris
Morgan
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Indianapolis
Ralfreid
WasHincTax
Committee On Foreign Relations
Uni
Steubenville
Puresure
Duquesne Grays
W. C. Moreland
Paxas
Treas
Wasiisctos
Religious
Te-Day
Privesone
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Chronicle
Peewee
Greensboro
Carrie
Mollie Ebert
Pomeroy
Rover
Line Island
Wright
Sawyer
Missouri River
Omaha
Brownsville
J. B. Shattue
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Meadville
Shattuc
Daytor, KY
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H. P. Brazee, Jr
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Irwin Taylor
Doing
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Insurance Agency
Chicago
North British and Mercantile
Tees Orv Cor
Loz National
Cage 4 National
New Company
Franklin
Wheeling
Kenton
Insurance Fertere Et Mercantile Mutual
New Yort
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspects Co
LIFE
Orator
Baptist Mission Church
Walnut Hills
the Ladies’ Aid Society
ST. Paul's P. E. Church
Fourth Street
Walnut
Wood’s Theatre
Aee Duprez
Benedict
Iwaree
Bay Vis
Melodeon Hall
Ladies of
France
Alexander Dumas
Messrs
Robert Clarke & Co
W. Hl, Johnson
Sheie
W. Hl. Johnson
Viae
Wilson Bros
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Dayton
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Mansfeld
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