Permanent Organization At Bast Convention 1869
Correspondence from Lovursville October 13 1869 reports the convention assembling at nine o clock with Rev W Pratt opening prayers. It lists permanent officers selections Millard Fillmore as president, outlines day s business and committees, notes an invitation to a dance by Orphans Bail managers, and adjourns to meet again at 1 PM after discussions on minor matters.
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Lovursville
Pillmore
W. Pratt
Calvary
Episcopal
Grace
Providence
Millard Fillmore
Fashion Notes on Corsages and Evening Dress Details
The text describes corsage shapes and trims including heart shaped waistlines and revers, pompadour elements, and maris stuart frills. It notes necklines with tulle hearts, velvet ribbons, and locket chains, plus sailor collars, bertha folds, and bound standing collars. Sashes of broad, bandy weave are mentioned with various widths and trims.
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Maris Stuart
Pompadour
Fashions and Follies Describe Hiring Hair Craze
A New York correspondent notes fashion trends in Philadelphia society, highlighting elaborate hairstyles with side curls braids and curls designed to display wealth and status. The piece critiques the market for beauty as entangled with mercantile values, suggesting questioning identity and authenticity in social display.
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New York
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
New Cooperative Plan Shares Profits With Brewster Brethren
The employees of Mesars Brewster & Co carriage makers in New York gathered at Lion Park for a first annual shooting festival. A plan read by Britton proposes reorganizing the business so labor shares profits with owners, with no interest on capital or services for any member and a minimum labor share projected at $3,000 yearly. Discharged workers would keep their share if they earned $100 and receive it at the next fiscal year.
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Mesars, Brewster & Co
New York
Fourteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Lion Park
Britton
Messrs. Brewster & Co
Sousa Spree
Sopartmne
St. John's' Church
Sligo
Ireland
America
Prussia
Caspi
Ural Mountains
New York Express
Montana
Ashi
Ohio
Masonic In Babe Segunge
Eld
Myreek
Boston
United States
St. Luciey
Patrick
Jersey City
Henry Keep
Lockwood & Co
W. H. Milburn
Bnd
Paris
Pagman
Horace H. Day
Pascaic County
New Jersey
Gough
James
New Y Star
Mr. Bennet
Consobert
Roveres
Mme. Canrobert
Marshal Vaillant
Rem Bota
Greenville
Alabama
M. C. Lane Natosephine Hatton
Searc
France Letter Exchange On Church Figures 1869
A Paris Newsmaterial recounts a correspondence involving Monseigneur Dupanloup and Father Hyacinthe dated September 25, 1869 from Orleans. The letter discusses a step likely to impact the priest and church factions with reactions from Father Lacordaire and Father Ravignan noted. The Gaulois cites a favorable Pope letter to Father Hyacinthe, reflecting French opinion amid clerical tensions.
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Europe
Monseigneur Dupanloup
Father Hyacinthe
Orleans
Col Leacve
Paris
Pather
Brother Hracuvrue
Father Age
Figether
Baron Fisanetati
Cathelittans
Vast Mix Of Commerce, Crime, And Curious Notes From Abroad
A sweeping scrap of 19th century news items outlines Suez canal costs, British coal and canal boats, new Kalamazoo railroad car builder, and Irish church weddings. It mentions court cases in St Lucie and Greenville, famine fears in Jersey City, Jefferson Davis in Mississippi, and varied curiosities from Paris to New York, including duels, pensions, and public curiosities.
Man Known as Dutch Killed on Pea River South Lincoln County
A man nicknamed Dutch was killed Sunday night on the Pea south side of Elk River near the Alabama line in Lincoln county. About two months earlier Baugh and a companion named Tom Halloway went into Alabama and were later connected to the case. A church named Scrooge shout body was mentioned in evolving details.
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Dutch
Lincoln County
Pea
Elk River
Alabama
Baugh
Tom Halloway
Scroogeshout
Financial Honesty in Boutwell Speech Highlights Debt Policy
The New York Tribune notes two lessons from Secretary Boutwell's Philadelphia address: honesty in national finances and the ease of fulfilling obligations. It argues payment must be in coin or equivalent, not greenbacks, and that repudiation is not a path. It cites wartime debt reduction and current obligations as context for fiscal responsibility.
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Boutwell
Philadelphia
The
New York Tribune
the Tribune
Coens
Coun
Roy Ball
Bovene Bce
Chinchona culture expands in Java and overseas
Reports from Java and other regions indicate vigorous chinchona cultivation with 1032 productive plants in Java for the second quarter of 1869. Twelve bark samples from trees planted 1860–63 yield about 1000 kilograms of dry bark, as governments plan distribution to mountainous districts and new plantations are established in Good-mie area and elsewhere.
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Straits
India
Java
Moens
Chinchona
Elem
Kew
Eniaion
Inauguration in Egypt and political unrest abroad
The text reports plans for a Sultan to visit Egypt for a canal inauguration, a banquet for Californians, and various political and military events. It notes an Indiana raid, Archbishop Kendrick’s Rome trip, doubts about Admiral Farragut, and Nebraska or Nashville political moves. Des Moines dispatches say Iowa results are slow with a light vote and Republican edge. It mentions Spanish unrest, railway destruction near Valencia, and government actions there, plus appointments and tax/illegal distillation seizures in the U.S. The passage reflects a wide array of international and domestic concerns, with limited coherence due to OCR issues.
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Egypt
Iez Canal
California
Delmonco
Indiana
Pendleton
Kendrick
St. Lonia
Rome
Ecumeneal Council
Chi
Admiral Farragut
Nashville
United States
Johnson
Des Moines
Iowa
Spasich
Valencia
Zoy
St Coleg Staten Eames Kearagema
New
Sydney
Captain Thornton
Ders
United Staes
Wm. W. Belknap
Keokuk Town
Rawlins
Wilcox
Fupce
Gerry Mountain
Pares
Fragmented Oblibiary Fragments and Legal Nonsense
A garbled collage of phrases and questions appears, mixing historical figures, jokes, and dialogues. It references a Bey of Tunis, a 15 inch gun, and various nonsensical exchanges. The text seems to be OCR garble from a 19th century column with erred words, quotations, and stray names, yielding no clear story or event.
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Bey of
Tunis
Pele Sage
Salaton
Bequimaux
Ivane Billings
Chin
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Elmanda Canal
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Postoffice
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Deparro Department
Geo. McGregor
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Bet
Hozzel and Restaurant
ALT House
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Croomematt
Werer
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Chad
Leininger
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Pike's Opera-house
Thomson
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Ieee
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Buck
Kid
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Bankin
Mreet
Main & W Manufactory
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J.A. Fay & CO
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West Fifth Street
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Brush Factory
Cincinnati Brush Factory
Walter Gow
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