Doings of the Legislature in Ixpiaxarorts
In the Senate this forenoon bills were before the body to regulate freight rates and railroad tariffs, and a liquor law bill. A bill to increase the pay of all judges also rose. In the House a measure to abolish the State Printer’s office and another to allow townships to issue bonds for schools were introduced. Much time was spent on new rules and allowance discussions. The Legislature appears more active than usual.
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Times and Chronicle
Ixpiaxarorts
Senate
Journal Office Burns and Partial Building Reclaimed
The Hanawha Journal Office sustained a fire with most of the building affected. A book and a portion of the structure were preserved while the adjacent Republican property suffered total loss in the earlier blaze. Insurance coverage aided recovery efforts.
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Hanawha Journal
Times and Chronicle
Cuaarleston
W. VA
Journal
Republican
Extensive Bailey & Street store fire reported in Lawrence
A blaze at Bailey and Street in Lawrence caused about 30000 dollars in losses with insurance coverage. The smoke and flames engulfed the premises, prompting early morning firefighting efforts by local teams. The incident also mentions nearby industrial complexes including Disston steel works on Laurel Kinsington and a separate landmark site.
Disasters at Stralaund Reported in Germany
A November 14 evening dispatch from Grzatscxn details a major storm flooding Stralaund coast. Early reports say water and sea damage are extensive with figures and specifics not yet released.
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Germany
Stralaund
Grave situation at Cadiz government arsenal raised
Mapauio reports in its issue that Ipocs warns of serious trouble among workers at the Cadiz government arsenal after a conspiracy claim. The paper fears disloyal sentiment and urges immediate government precautions to suppress any unrest and possible links with Cadiz disaffected parties.
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Spain
Mapauio
Ipocs
Cadiz
Hpoca
Sreenas
Politicians Demand Conservative Pact in French Assembly
In Paris on November 15 deputies from the Right Wing and Right Medicals pressed the President to pledge a strict conservative policy and warned he must keep their support or risk losing it. The Assembly then debated a jury system reform bill in an uproar as bullion and Bank of France specie rose by one million francs in a week.
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Paris
Bank of France
Virginia
Postoffice
Squire
Bennett and Stanley in Royal Geographical Society honor
In England Loxpog on November 15 the Royal Geographical Society sent a letter of thanks to James Gordon Bennett for his role in the discovery of Dr. Elmgroe and the MB Fie medal of 1873. Charles Sumner sailed from Liverpool yesterday aboard the Baltic to New York.
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England
Bennett and Stanley
Pond
Royal Geographical Society
James Gordon Bennett
Dr. Elmgroe
Bond
Charles Sumner
Liverpool
New York
Baltic
Garvin Denies Claim of City Debt Denomination
New York reports Attorney Garvin denies that the city faces a thirty five percent debt or related charge. The brief denial frames the issue as contested financial liability amid ongoing municipal matters.
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New Yor
Garvin
Condition of the Insurgent Forces
From New York on November 14 reports describe the state and strength of insurgent forces, noting morale, material conditions, and recent movements as part of ongoing conflict coverage.
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New Yor
River News dispatches from New Avsaxy dated November 15
Fragmentary dispatches describe a sequence of incidents and sightings. Scattered names include Charleston West Virginia and Sleclosdten Clariant along with unspecified hawkers and a noted date of November 15.
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Actal
The
Times and Chronicle
New Avsaxy
Inv
Fable and Fire Alarm Lesson in City Voting Night
A rural fable about a boy who cried wolf to tease workers ends in tragedy as wolves eat his sheep. In a city ward, volunteers assembled to man fire engines, only to find pranksters delaying a false alarm. Police court fines follow for horse and buggy theft and disease-cruelty charges.
Boston Fire Casualties and Ruins Collapse Report
November 14 Boston reports list casualties from the fire including Lewis C Thome W Perry Taniel Cedilloe and others. Albert C Abbott believed fatally injured and set to marry soon. Relief committees urge contributions from other cities as guards retire from the ruins and a wall demolition proceeds on Summer and High streets.
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Boston
Lewis C
Thome Wr. Perry
Taniel Cedilloe
Thomas Wa J ‘Aldron
John Richardson
Peter Albert C. Abbott
Burr
Walter F
John Dillon
Albert C. Abbott
Lewis
Boston Journal
W. 46Son
F. A. Hawley & Co
Eief
Items by Telegraph Record of Yesterday's News
Shipments yesterday reported 0900 James Hadley Yale College professor died. Grant majority of 5,439 from New Hampshire. Political rumors in New York about coalition. State awards and railroad funding in Missouri and Kansas City to Lawrence. Oral Cooke, over 62, commanded Great Lakes fleet, expected to retire after 45 years service. Eastern Insurance stockholders subscribe funds to cover losses. Investigations begin in Raised Biotes Doage Dotty case with committee testimony. Lt Colonel Atherton Stevens, former First Battalion officer, dies at East Cambridge.
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James Hadley
Cheek
Yale College
Feil
New Hampshire
Grant
Philadelphia
Alighule
Etter Peatrday
Kaw
Jackson County
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Kansas City
Lawrence
Oral Cooke
Lakes
Imment
Oe Bomen Z
Ekbridge
Ousemary Committee
Atherton
Stevens
East Cambridge
Severe storms sweep Hamburg and Staffordshire mines
A severe rain and wind storm drenches Hamburg section of Germany and floods a coal mine in Staffordshire. Eleven miners were rescued, two remain trapped with little hope of rescue. Stralsund suffered a gale and fire in warehouses causing heavy losses. Northbrook, new Vice Lord of something, visits and plans a reception. he will be accompanied by others at a Saturday event.
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Hamburg
Germany
Staffordshire
Sol Toon
Stralsund
Prussia
Northbrook
Forth
Boedway
San Wellllans
Cholera in India Reported With High Toll
The London Times notes outbreaks across Bengal and surrounding regions with 478 cases reported. Doctors report extreme severity, poor sanitation, and belief that infections stem from contaminated water. Civil authorities and medical leaders urge actions while a memorial fund is proposed by Baptist groups.
Remington steam car eyed for Newark street line
An elm street report details a Remington steam car built in Newark two years ago and tested in Ilion, New York. The single carriage engine produces five horsepower with a coal box for half a day, run by conductor and engineer. It can stop quickly by reversing, has reached about twenty five miles per hour, and has carried up to eighty passengers across two cars in tandem. The Bleecker Street company president favors its introduction.
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Elm Street
Newark
Remington
Lliou
N. Y
Remington Company
Ilion
Bleecker Street Company
New York
Keening ‘Ost
Kingman Leads In Post Election Echoes Of Maine
The day after the election reports note Kingman’s strong Democratic showing and Maine’s electoral implications. Gresley comments on dull returns while mentioning Kingman’s decisive vote and the broader gloom of results. A Bangor humor piece jokes about a Gen Grant sinking in Penobscot and post election chatter includes Halloween parades and political lines about editors’ demands for more lies.
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Kingman
Perham
Es Kimball
Seein Eis
Portland Pree
Gen. Grant
Penobscot
Bangor
Grant
Michigan
Coun
Boston Boston Commercial Bulletin
Frog
May
Tariff defense as a bulwark against free trade foes
A city speech argues against a new party and its free trade platform. It defends protective tariffs to shield American manufacturers, rejects partisan manipulation, and warns that loosening tariffs would harm national industry and future prosperity. The speaker cites Adam Smith as a cautionary example and urges vigilance against British influence.
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Mozart Hall
Pioiedeneen
Adam
Unclear excerpt hints at health and exercise opinions
The text discusses opinions on outdoor exercise for men and women, noting a method that does not require ethos or formal training. It mentions walking several miles and the potential health impact, with a hint that young ladies rarely engage in open air activities and that intellectual pursuits are linked to exercise.
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The
New York Times
Fragmentary verse note from Breakfast Table ramble
Odd lines of verse drift in from a breakfast table discussion. The text appears garbled with repeated phonetic fragments and incomplete phrases. No clear names places or events emerge for a proper summary.
Liberal Republicans Hold Columbus Meeting in Ohio
A dispatch reports Liberal Republicans in Columbus on November Lath 1872 adopting resolutions for unity and a name shift to Liberal. They back a tariff for revenue, invite allied groups, and urge careful selection for the Constitutional Convention. Democrats score a cautious view of the plan as Liberals gain numbers. The gathering remains orderly with no police needed.
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Times and Chronicle
Col
W. B. Sloan
Ottawa
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio
State Central Committee
Orahve Pe
Liberal Party
Liberal Republican
Greeley
Epizootic Spreads Amid Deserted Streets and Halted Horse Traffic
Horseepidemic spreads rapidly as transport lines suspend service and buggies disappear from streets. Health officer notes illness in early cases, new phase with coughing and purulent discharge, yet horses in care show improvement under simple management. Streets see scarce wagons and rising demand for fast express services.
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Clendenin
Rochester
New York
Civil Service Reform Policy Guides Grant on Postmaster Pick
President Grant outlined his civil service reform policy and indicated he would not seek outside picks if a suitable candidate meets the rules. Deputy Postmaster Fairman is endorsed as qualified for the Philadelphia post, rewarding efficiency within the party and its platform. Delegation led by Cameron and Martranft left dissatisfied with the decision.
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Times and Chronicle
Wasuitsotos
D.C
Trueman
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Cameron
Covernor Martranft
Stokely
Tor
Fairman
Cincinnati Musical Festival Invitation Circular 1872
The Cincinnati Musical Festival invites societies to join the May festival. Applications and copies of music will be sent free on receipt of proper officers’ authorization. The event runs May 6 to 10 with a grand open air concert on May 10. Rehearsals emphasize sight reading, with parts sung singly and together. Group sizes and voice parts allocated. transportation and lodging arranged by committee. Communications directed to festival officers in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Handel
Teleum
Mozart
Neethoven
Schubert
Schumann
Wagher
Lecetes Ip
Cota
Phease
Fe Coc Miner
Gro. Warn Nichors
Aki Ao. Atak
Bettany Sromen, Jr
Eae Joux
iTo
Joux Cuceen, Jr
Groner W. Jieces
Casine K Pinnies
Cincinnati Musical Festival
Superior Court Sessions Include Promissory Note Suit
Judge Yaple presided over multiple matters including a promissory note suit Johan W Quarmby versus RoBoMoores Co and DeCamp. The case progressed with Moores Co in default and defenses about note legitimacy and an extension. Also a verdict for defendants in a water course damages suit Hollander v. Watercourse. An injunction hearing on Cheapeide canal improvements favored the defendants. And a suit by McMicken trustee against the city executor sought interest on funds loaned in 1861 with the court denying interest per an agreement between plaintiff and city.
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Tirroover Preimiscom Sirti
Johan W. Quarmby
Bo Moores & Co
Pesteeny DeCamp
Moores & Co
Plaigtif
Wat
M. Rameey
DeCamp
Wrinklean
James Hollander
Il. Markworth
John Bevan
R. J. Jones
H. D. Randall
O'Connor
A. Erkenbreeber
D.K. Katefal
Coffin
HM. Morrill
Jinkie Matthews
Catha
Atelrew McMicken
Cary
Plaistif Ab
New Orleans
Intercat
Plaintif
Haring Netting
Wa. J. Coppock
Jenny
Spudra
Philadelphia Postmaster Job Talk Sparks 30 Figures
November 15 report from WaAsutxetox notes a group of about thirty, including Emerald Benson Cameron and O O'Neil, interviewing about a Philadelphia postmaster appointment. The President listened but gave no firm position on the selection. George, a clerk in the office, is also a candidate amid delegation excitement.
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Ae Ierowna
Benson” Cameron
Pategremen O O'Neil
Philadelphia
Geo. Trueman
Wbty
George
Accident at Southeast Ninth Street Building Collapse
An early morning accident at the new brick building on Ninth and Plum streets caused the fourth floor sliders to fail. Several workers fell to the floor below but only one man, William Coleman, was seriously hurt. The eight inch thick walls and planned uses as saloon and dance hall raised concerns about safety.
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Ninth
Plum Streets
William Coleman
Fort Wayne Billiard Exibition and Stage Accident
Fort Wayne special dispatch reports Joseph Dion and James Dennett an ex champion of Canada played an exhibition billiards match before a large crowd. Dion earned enthusiasm and teamed with Bassford for finger shot demonstrations with another show planned tonight. A noon New Haven stage accident sent one passenger, an elderly woman named Reels, to hospital with serious but non fatal injuries.
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Times and Chronicle
Fort Wayne, Syp
Joseph Dion
James Dennett
Canada
Dion
Bassford
Occidental
New Haven
Reels
Dying man A Mochner found at Third and Pike streets
A. Mochner, about forty, was found dying at the corner of Third and Pike streets and died en route to Clacinnstl Hospital. The coroner’s inquest ruled death due to apoplexy. A fragment mentions a Baltimore manufacturer and a Mr. Ward, aged about 68, found dead in a hotel room, with connections to Baltimore friends.
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Wien
A. Mochner
Third
Pike Streets
Clacinnstl Hospital
Sturm
Hved
kKiaves
Wiek Inten
Gibeon House
Bol
Baltimore
Adair Liquor Suit Ends with Plaintiff Victory
In COMMON PLEAS before Judge Cox a verdict favored Margeret Collins against John Oheries under the Adair Liquor Law. The case stemmed from alleged liquor sale to Collins via her husband, with testimony concluding after a single seating. The jury deliberated about an hour, awarding $000 as claimed, consistent with magistrate court results.
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John Oheries
Supreme Court
T. A. Lane
T. Crawford
Wm. Ps
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Cilbbees
Mt. Tiereen
Jdohn Uibbeens
P. Callahan
Toc
Broadway
Gibbons
Callahan
Jobreon
Pruden & Flan
Lin
Retina
Saw Factory Fire Destroys Desston Plant in Philadelphia
Desston's saw factory is completely ruined by a November blaze that started in the etching room and spread through the factory fronting Maydock Street. Loss estimated at 80,000 dollars with no insurance. Fire origin and extent described in terse city dispatches from Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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Phuladelphia
Desston
Fatory
Maydock Street
St. Louis
Missouri Valley Junction
Harris & Sons
Court overrules motion to quash indictment in Conklin case
United States Court this morning denied Col. L. H. Bond attorney for J. L. Conklin who sought to quash the indictment. The ruling leaves Conklin facing the legal mark and proceeds with the case.
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United States Court
Col. L. H. Bond
J.2. Conklin
Winder
Heap Poles Demand Pushes Prices for Hogs and Ox-Drivers
The report notes demand for heap poles remains strong with poles selling around 30 dollars. Ox-drivers pay between 25 and 29 dollars per thousand units, reflecting variable pricing by length and elasticity in the market.
Charges Discharged Amid Disorderly Morning Court
In morning session, Leel Alexander was discharged after a police court hearing. No justification for the arrest was found. Sergeant Thomas of Walnut Hill Police Station reports 342 camels affected by the epizootic in his district.
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Jim
Leelexander
Thomas
Walnut 111
Additional Markets Wheat and grain prices slip and steady
Wheat firmer with demand for spring and low grades at private sales. Corn steady, oats quiet, rye dull, barley dull. Pork and lard lower, dry-salted weak, flour dull with low grades in weak demand. Wheat futures mixed, receipts heavy as market eyes fluctuating prices and regional demand.
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der Bert
Wichsigan
Coratsa
Lovie
Stewie
Dake
Seeaees Greenine
Etic
Sager
Cuba
P. W
Hanss
Erage
Tara
Mt. i
Lee
Yale
Epizeotic and Small-Pox Spread in Louisville
Louisville reports two thirds of horses sick and rail lines reduced to one. Streets empty, freight piling at depots and wharves, oxen seen pulling carts, fire engines drawn by hand, and Adams Express Company withdrawing most wagons. Smallpox spreading with yellow flags across the city.
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Bert Tepary
Tangile
East and West End
Pendleton
Columbia Dummer
Broadway
Yhoadway
Pearl
Third Street
Times and Chronicle
Louisville
Fire Department
Adams Express Company
Dykeman and Moreau Conflict Limited to Bedside Conditions
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from Logansport on November 15 states Dykeman is willing to let the matter with Moreau drag on. Moreau remains bedridden and is described as in a precarious condition.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Logansport
Exp
Dykeman
Moreau
Night Express Derails After Switch Left Open
Special Dispatch reports the Night Express on the Short Line derailed near Kneisley’s station after a freight train did not clear the switch, causing the engine and baggage car to jump to the main track. No serious injuries reported, though some are heard.
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Nigt
Kneisley
Polish American Expe ditionist Pardoned in Madrid
Dispatches from Washington report the pardon of Julius Arozwoxynski Kayke a Pole by birth but U S citizen who had been sentenced to ten years for participation in the Ryan expedition from Caton to Prenta Rosa in 1871. The Spanish minister called on the President to congratulate Kayke on his reelection and Grant pledged to continue pursuing cheerful financial prospects as Knox returns from Boston with bank data.
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Wasnixaton
Cieperal Sickles
United States
Madrid
Julius Arozwoxynski
Kayke
Ryan
Caton
Prenta Rosa
Cuba
Grant
Fish
Knox
Boston
Boston Fire Losses Liquidated as Salvage Reaches Range
Boston November 15 with improving affairs and growing confidence that insurers will liquidate liabilities. Salvage values range from 15 to 66 percent as schedules of saved property are prepared and proofs of loss are filed. Insurance work and adjustment advance rapidly. Between three and four hundred thousand dollars of goods stolen have been recovered with unclaimed property awaiting identification at City Hall.
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Boston
Clerk stabbed aboard City of Chester in Cairo incident
In Cairo Illinois on November 15 clerk Clem Nolte was stabbed by deck passenger Robert Pettis after a fare dispute on the steamer City of Chester. Pettis drew a knife, Nolte fired, Pettis stabbed Nolte three times before a passenger intervened. Pettis was confined on the boat and to be taken to St Louis.
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Ill
Clem
Nolte
Secon
City of Chester
Robert Pettis
Pettis
Fulton
Peters
St. Louis
Saw Factory Fire at Disston Plant Damages Three Buildings
Philadelphia reports a blaze at Disston's saw factory started by an oil can leak. Three buildings burned with contents valued at 150000, insured for 256000. Four adjacent buildings saved by firefighters. The works employed about a thousand workers. Disston's annual business totals around 2.0 million. The fire will cause only temporary disruption.
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Philadelphia
Disston
Front
Hayk, Carroll
Laurel Streets
Missouri Investigation Probes Steamer Fire Losses
Government inspectors examine the Missouri steamer disaster near the Bahamas on October 23, seeking to determine actions taken to extinguish the fire. Patrick McGovern testified that no one aboard communicated about the blaze and that rescue boats were deployed as needed.
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P Lay
Missouri
Onber
Bahamas
Patrick McGovern
Trains Blockaded by Snow in Berrano New York
The first snow storm of the season arrived last night and lies four inches deep on the level. Trains on the Lake Shore and Southern Railroad are blockaded at Irving Station and all trains run behind schedule.
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Berrano
N. Y
Lake Shore
Southern Railroad
Irving Station
See Mic November 14 at Duluth
Fragmentary notice mentions Paul and the schooners Free ot Leemmae at Duluth with unclear details.
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Paul
Leemmae
Duluth
Official Vote of New Jersey
New York reports November 15 noting reforms yield Grant a 14 557 vote majority in New Jersey amid official returns.
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New Jersey
New York
Grant
Inland Stream Traffic Struggles Amid Rising Monongahela
Special Dispatches report foggy cold weather and rising Monongahela at Pittsevee with five feet three inches in the channel. Vessels arrive including Brooks from Wheeling and the Granite State with tow boats. the towboat Picket sank on rocks near Vandenans. Five siphons operated but no progress. water reaches near the ash-pan as business shows slight improvement.
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Anna
Frank Gracy
Memphis
City of Chester
Main
Legal
le Luke
P. M
Florence Lee
Canne
A.M . Gracy, Cape Girardan, 10 A. M.; City of C ‘Hester
St. Louis
Pittsevee
Monongahela
Alleghany of
Monon
Brooks
Wheeling
Granite State
Portsmouth
Sam. Clark
Vandenans
River conditions and weather dampen activity as illness affects trade
The report from Louisvillia on November 15 notes a falling river with six feet in the canal and four feet at the falls, cold weather with west wind and a likelihood of light snow. Circles in river trade are quiet due to the prevalence of horse disease and limited transient activity.
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Louvisvili
Tiver
To-Day's Oil Market Summary
Market reports indicate a quiet day for Crudeon and refined oils with prices hovering around 455 in York market. Landing futures show little movement as traders await clearer guidance from crude markets and inventory data.
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Pretsevks
Crudeon Ge
York
Radical talk on Union, Radicals, and whipping Yankees
An old gentleman argues that the country is very dark and questions what will become of them. He suggests returning to the Union and implies Radicals may be forced to whip Yankees again if they misbehave. He predicts the Radical Administration will be voted in for four years starting March 4 and remains undaunted, vowing to beat them if needed.
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Mike Sid Mace
Sayet
Crant
Anecdote for the Liberals on Cincinnati movement
An anecdote mocks Horace Greeley supporters and the Cincinnati movement. The tale recalls a boy near his father’s horses who injures himself, and a harsh remark about future appearances. The piece conveys satirical political contempt and personal ridicule.
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Cincinnati
Supee
Horace’ Greeley
United States
Pathes
Wanted Oxen and Reliable Partner for Lucrative Trade
Wanted a reliable and intelligent man of good address to engage in a promising business partnership. Earn from 1500 to 5000 dollars annually. Address J. B. D& Co. Chicago.
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Covington, Ky
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