Ohio News in May Democratic Convention Dispatch
A long dispatch from Columbus Onto May 31 reports a large Ohio Democratic Convention with vigorous debate over a platform. Delegates discuss Vallandigham and Lew Campbell strategies, Pendleton and Ewing candidacy prospects, and potential nominees for president and attorney general amid party tensions.
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Times and Chronicle
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Vallandigham
Lew. Campbell
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Meen
Dese
Sda Vemoumeeoten
Dreming
Young Democracy
Deure
Ewing
Soda Sig
Thurman
Judge
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1 Copperhead
Sherman
Ares
Mecsdit
Cana
Tom Hendricks
Pendleton
Kypsta Staoy
McCook
Durbin Ward
Hunt
W. D. Hill
Defiance
David Hawk
Dayton
Dan. Callen
Mercer
Callen
Wallace
London
Carran
Cleveland
Baker
Decoration Day events and public gatherings noted
A report covers Decoration Day activities with Hon. William M Evarts speaking and a reception by Grand Army of the Republic unions. It also notes a prize fight near Scranton and train withdrawals on the Unionville to New York line amid rolling stock trade and a central railroad tax dispute involving New York Central and internal revenue.
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E. E Myers 4 CO
Debates Over Baptism Split Presbyterians At Assembly
Yesterday afternoon the Committee on Divorce was recommitted with instructions to report next assembly as debate on Roman Catholic baptism continued amid strong lines. Rev J F Morton presided and attendees heard pro and con positions before adjournment. Morning prayers opened the assembly with Rev J Callias leading. Receipts totaled 1 676 265 01 for Home and Foreign Missions and related boards, with Education and Church Extension reports heard before adjournment.
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Foreign ‘Missions
Board of Publications
Board of Education
J. G Barnes
Judiciary Committee
Craven
Preatien
American Board of Foreign
Colorado
Bere
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Dr. Ae
Decoration Day Observed in Xenia with Procession
Xenia May 30 Decoration Day largely observed with a fine procession. General H. B. Banning of Cincinnati served as orator. W. S. Foray addressed the Home’s children during the event.
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Times and Chronicle
Xesta
H. B. Banning
Cincinnati
Foray
Europe France May Thames Paris turmoil near ruin
In Paris and surrounding areas a fragile government fights to hold power as combatants clash at barricades. Reports detail executions and arrests, including Vidal and Okolaioski, with 40,000 francs seized and 150 on Mathieu. Veronillists clash with Versaillists. Meiz defended by Changarnier and Thiers's reply on Bazaine.
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Okolaioski
Milliere
Luxembourg
Paris
Veronillists
Place Des Feterman
Versaillists
Changarnier
Meiz
Bazaine
Thiers
Aadipret Pasquet
Siemon Edn
Picard
Versailles
Doings of the Revolutionists Vie Hava Siem ue
A compact note highlights activities of revolutionists with a focus on notable events and individuals, offering a brief glimpse into the movements, groups, and locations involved. The item combines names, places, and dates in a terse, period-tinged style.
Debt Reduction for May in Wasmixeton
The report notes government claims and revenue decrees for May, detailing tax on dividend income and a debt statement. It references Wasmixeton and mentions several cases similar to a prior government claim, outlining ongoing fiscal actions.
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New York
Contested Assembly Debate on Church Boards and Reports
The Rev Dr Edwards attacked secretaries for shaping church board membership while officials argued over the Assembly's control. A lengthy debate followed with calls to order, motions to amend, and references to a memorial report on Protestant history and Mission Board transfers.
Giant Western New York Gas Well Promises City Light
The Buffalo Courer reporter toured Fredonia and Erie noting a gas well near Westfield that could illuminate cities. Tests by Henry Wurts and others show the gas from a 400 foot well flowing for five years with uniform pressure, capable of lighting five cities like Rochester when purified. The report claims no known gas well has failed and predicts a new era of natural gas replacing manufactured gas.
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Buffalo
Fredonia
Erie
West Field
New York
Rochester
Henry Wurts
Ees
le University
Focheuenther “City, Gast Company
Callender
Gaali
Wade
Meteoric Stone Falls in Maine Near Searsmont
Mr Edward Barges of Searsmont reports a meteorite exploded with a loud rush from the south and dropped into Mr Bean’s field near Belfast. The hot stone was found and broken, with a core melted gray and a black exterior, striking two feet into a hard road was not. A similar event occurred in Castine twenty two years ago.
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Searsmont
Belfast
Castine
America
Yale
Igita Aluminum, &c
Law of flirtation cited by judges unsettles engagements
A legal discussion notes that the so called law of flirtation risks undermining engagements. Judges in the Supreme Court State and the coastal appeals court have warned that actions by men or women can imply promise or acceptance even without explicit words. Experts like Mr Chitty argue engagements can arise from conduct and understood intent among friends and relatives.
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SS Eecion
Supreme Court
Chitty
Benjamin Travers
Ber
America
WM. B. Warner & CO
North Third
Silver Springs Florida Basin Port and River Trade
Silver Springs Florida is described as a fertile basin about one hundred feet deep and an acre in extent. A stream emerges from the basin and extends six to eight miles to the Ocklawaha, hosting a inland port with three steamers daily to St Johns and Palatka linking to ocean steamers. The water is noted for remarkable clarity revealing depths and river features suitable for boat travel.
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Florida
Tana
Ocklawaha Oe
St. Johns
Palaka
Odd stray text on a distant canal and commerce
Fragmentary passages discuss debts laziness and a white man. References to a Mont Ome tunnel and Darien canal question the value of large finance and modern enterprise. The piece mentions France Italy and Italy commerce and a vague critique of effort and cost.
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Mont Ome
France
Italy
Bond distribution and bounty land claim decision</T
Washington May 30 dispatch reports five percent bonds ready for distribution while fifty dollar coupon bonds face weak demand due to delays. The Interior Secretary will rule Wednesday reversing the Pension Bureau on certain bounty land claims, enabling settlement of about 250000 dollars in suspended claims.
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Washington
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Paris and Versailles Brace for Reprisals After Uprising
From Versailles and Paris reports describe belligerent crowd threats in Belleville, with arson fears and insurgent actions. Officials claim ongoing annihilation of Commune leadership, executions, arrests, and prisoners sent to Versailles. Cluseret executed, Blanqui jailed, Assy implicated as incendiary agent amid a tranquil Paris recovering trade.
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Belleville
Paria
Fort Vincennes
Goulot
France
Thiers
Paris
McMahon
la Cecelia
Vincennes
Mege
Versaillists
Douai
Pyatt
Groussett
Official Journal of the Republic
Louvre
Manufacture Des Gabelines
Observatoire
Cluseret
Versaillista
Blanqui
Assy
Imoe
Volcanic eruption devastates Roa island
In Sivcaron May, a volcanic eruption and earthquake struck the Roa island causing vast devastation and at least four hundred lives lost.
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Sivcaron
Oye
Roa
Steamship arrivals from New York listed in Loxvox
May 30 report notes arrivals of steamships City of Paris City of Baltimore Maine Calabria and Tripoli from New York.
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Paris
Baltimore
Maine
Calabria
Tripoli
New York
Milligan Case Verdict Reported In Indianapolis
The Milligan Hovey case jury reached a verdict at 11 o clock this morning. If moved for a new trial, costs would fall on the plaintiff should the case have proceeded in U S District Court. Proceedings adjourned at noon with a fresh motion anticipated.
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Millig - Hovey
Morntaina Omer
Wiste Cree
U.S
Market Report: May Grain Prices and Freight Notes
May reports show oats steady near 58 to 58.5 cents per bushel with mixed Western oats at 61. Wheat flour steadied around 90 cents. Freight activity noted, while overall oats demand remained quiet and sales totaled about 15,000 bushels.
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Dasnow
Este Anne
Forage Crops Seeding Guidance Reflected in 19th Century Notes
The text discusses Fire Millet Panicum Milletiscuma and 'Descad' Hongsuan Grae as forage crops. It notes growth height, harvest timing, and feeding quality with cautions on digestion. It mentions sowing rates, maturity times, and best conditions for good pasture yield.
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Rome
Zoe
Et Pes
Japsr
Hongsuan Grae
Acre
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