Various World News Items From The Late 19th Century
A collage of brief items notes events worldwide including royalty, hotel openings in New York, and military movements. Reports mention Lisbon receptions for the Queen of Portugal, General Scott visiting New York, and a Bayorie child raised in poverty. Also covered are a San Francisco Chamber of Commerce memorial, a mule theft hanging error, and a Seattle or Boston sailors fair with dignitaries.
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Paris Indies
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Exchange Gleanings and War News Briefs
A compendium of late 19th century items notes parliamentary plans for January, shore up of schools and labor, and a mix of dispatches on Maryland emigration, captive mortality, a loyal dog’s funeral, and European reports. It references Quebec resolutions, Burnside’s views, and naval actions with fragmented anecdotes and curios.
Trouble in Richmond and the Lincoln Election Fallout
An 1860s style letter from Fortress Monroe reports Southern distress after Lincoln's election. The author notes rebel weakness revealed by deserters as a sign of pending action and cites Lincoln’s victory as causing deep depression among the Confederate side.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Fortress Munroe
Lincoln
James Tom
Poor Nee Tee Eee Ken Fee E Ambition During The Winter
A fragmented line item notes aspirations and plans amid winter conditions. The readable text hints at a character or name associated with ambition but provides no concrete event or outcome.
Elegy on Thomas Gat
A humorous elegy by Vaxdter Browne laments the death of a cat named Thomas Gat at Bryant's festival. The verse mocks the cat's life and the "cat mews" that led to its demise, noting the poet's playful tone and the creature’s passing from vivid action to mere memory. The piece blends carnival imagery with a morbid finish.
Republished County Returns Face Delays and Revisions
The Trenton Gazette notes Repender 14 that official county returns arrive in stages with delays. It reports discrepancies in figures and states final tallies may take a week or ten days to complete as counties submit results to county seats.
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Revender 14
Ronan
Telegraph Dispatch From Cincinnati
Telegraph wires report from Cincinnati for the Daily News outlines brief updates and market tidbits transmitted by telegraph with concise notes from the city desk.
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Telegraph
Cincinnati
Sherman’s Movement Rumors and Civil War Dispatches
Dispatches report Gen Sherman possibly reaching Macon Georgia with rumors of Confederate rail hubs and cotton stores. Latest items describe destruction of mills and stables near Augusta and Atlanta while Union forces pursue guerrilla squads and a rebel captain is captured.
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Amgustia Stone
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Destruction by Sheridan Supposed in Rebel Reports
A Rebel commission details Sheridan’s destruction including 30 dwellings 450 barns 31 mills 3 factories and 1 furnace. He burned 100 miles of fencing 100000 bushels of wheat 60000 bushels of corn 6000 tons of hay and carried off 1700 horses. Richmond financial notes discuss stock quotes and Confederate securities amid Civil War disruption.
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Sheridan
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Virginia
OT Ars
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Richmond
Sherman
Mississippi
Lincoln
Missouri and Kansas Election Briefs Report
Voters in Missouri and Kansas face November 1 balloting with about half the population in home voting. In the Sixth District soldiers will elect Van Horn, Union, by a margin from five to five hundred. In the Fourth District uncertainty centers on the President's Secretary. the candidate is ill at the Lindell Hotel.
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Albert Hodsden
Brooklyn
Polis
Young
van Horn
Union
Lindell
Apprehended Guerrilla Maid Clashes Reported
An incoherent dispatch notes Mosby led twenty scouts into Pennsylvania. seven captured, the rest believed to have crossed the Potomac. Forces in the area are said to have restrained incursions with about 1,000 men active.
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Gumber
Mosby
Pennsylvania
Potomac
Fortress Monroe dispatches from the front reported
From Fortress Monroe Fantasse M Max November 16 the steamer arrived today from Port Boy royal. The captain reports fifty miles off the cape of Batra the sails gone and two feet paste in. The Saxon brings important dispatches from the flag of truce fleet off Port Bon aire Royal Major General Burnside arrived this morning in the mailcoat Dictator Washington and proceeded to the front.
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Rumors of Amnesty Personal and Proclamation in Washington
The Commercial notes rumors of an amnesty and a Washington proclamation from the President. The item claims Thurlow Weed did not purchase the enter, and mentions Mr. Chase and Mr. Bond as possible successors to Mr. Adams in England.
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Washington
Eagent
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England
The Latest Official Programme November 17 in Washington
The Tribune notes a Washington special discussing rumors of a heavily weighted market. The program includes EM Stanton and others, with a statement finding semi official endorsers in various quarters and broad credit given to it.
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Licat Commission Authorized by Rebel Government
Montreal Gazette reports November 17 that Young receives commission from the Rebel Government to organize a special service company of over twenty men drawn from those currently serving beyond the Confederate States.
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Montreal Gazette
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Confederate States
Weed Nearing Purchase Of National Intelligencer
The Commercial's Washington letter reports that Thurlow Weed is about to buy the National Intelligencer. The note frames the possible acquisition as a major development in Washington political journalism.
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National Intelligencer
New York
Washington
Thurlow Weed
Steamship ran aground and sunk on Mirso River near Commerce
The ran Switzerland bound for St. Louis sank last evening in the Mirso river above Commerce. It is believed she can be raised. Local dispatch notes 200 bales of cotton and 260 tor in.ati passed earlier at Louis.
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Boston Sailors Fair Receipts Hit 190000 Favorable Notice
The Sailors' Fair in Boston on November 17 reports receipts of 190000 and will stay open for several days longer. Contributions toward soldiers in the field include a Thanksgiving dinner with many turkeys and edibles sent, despite thick weather and light rain.
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Thanksgiving Proclaimed in New York by Governor Seymour
Albany November 17 Governor Seymour designates Thursday the 24th as a legal holiday a day of thanksgiving in New York.
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Albany
Seymour
Maryland Central Committee congratulates President on re election
Washington November 17 the Maryland State Central Committee formally calls upon the President to congratulate him on his re election. W H Purcell, the Chairman, said they feel obligation for the free State restoration and future administration to maintain union and freedom. The President replied he would not claim congratulations and asserted his policy is best for the country.
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Maryland Unian State Central Committee
W.H. Purcell
Maryland
Toda Leads Thet Despite Ambiguity In Report
The text shows unclear phrasing with names and roles scattered. It mentions a leader named Toda and references to persons described as colleagues or residents, but exact actions or context remain unreadable.
Unclear transit note on Vienna forces and Mexico events
Fragmented text hints at Vienna forces for Mexico and a reference to a murder in April. Sparse names and places are unreadable. no verifiable dates or entities beyond Austria and Moscow variants. Unable to extract a coherent news item.
Steam Riches 1 Moate Officers Challenge to Fight
A fragment reports on a November 17 incident at Point Lookout where a man named Cobara issues a challenge promising to fight any man for $1 and an offer to pay expenses in Canada up to $1,500 to secure the wager.
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Captain Winslow's Speech at Sailors' Meeting
Captain Winslow recounts his voyage with the Alabama and his orders from Queenstown to Brest. He describes the Atlantic struggle as a minority versus majority clash and notes how Allied sentiment toward the United States improved after the Atlantic fight. He cites hostile press and parliament attacks before the action and claims much of that feeling has since faded.
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Stolen Bonds Recovered By Detective
A detective recovered some of the $1,000 bonds taken in a bank robbery. The recovery occurred as authorities investigated the Bata on the Bank of.
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Ienee
Rebel Views of the Presidential Election in Richmond
The Richmond Whig reports strong support for Lincoln’s reelection with Union victory seen as preventing Northern and Southern division. It contrasts deserters and praises Lincoln as the right man, arguing Reconstruction fears would vanish and McClellan would not unite the North against the South. Readers note a Yankee colonel with a German name joining Union lines.
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Enquirer
Death by own action reported in Wis case
A brief obituary note states that Mrs. Capelian Weldan died by her own action in Wisconsin. Details are sparse and the report emphasizes the self-inflicted nature of the death and the location.
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Capelian Weldan
U. S. Christian Commission Cincinnati Branch
A notice lists the U S Christian Commission Cincinnati branch and Stors Rooms No 61 as referenced in a local matter. The fragment notes locations and organizational names tied to charitable or religious aid activities in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
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