Emigration Tide and Rail Accidents Chronicle Southern Clippings
A late 19th century Southern clipping lists emigration waves into Georgia and other states, notes coal mines, crop reports, and plant sales while reporting a fatal explosion near Indian Bay Arkansas and a wreck involving steamers bound for Liverpool. It mentions Lees and other regional figures, with scattered dates and places from North Carolina to Louisiana.
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Miss
Searcy
Ark
Lexington Ky
North Carolina
Louisville
Ballec
Prain
Roy
Rea- Siemens
Eleve Balldoe
Sakdea Teoabt
Dene
Hinds
Indian Bay
Maine County
Arkansas
Souther
St. Ee
Louisiana
Ekatheer Ces
Sook
Longutre
Jude
Baispante
Feuther
Personal Gossip From The New York Herald Containing Local Mentions
The snippet references Bennett of the New York Herald said to be worth three million dollars. It notes a resident of Ohio and a person from Memphis with various unclear details. Mentions of a Japanese Navy appointment and a death are present in fragmented form with no coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
New York Herald
Soar Ohie
Siz
al Vista
Antiquated Angling Tale From Pat in Bay Hotel
An 1858 Piscator narrative blends Cleopatra Antony lore with fishing sketches. The writer catalogs fishing characters and misadventures from Put-in-Bay and Patin Bay, recounting a salted fish prank, a stormy voyage toward the sea of Gibraltar, and a humorous episode with a line and hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra
Antony
Platarch
Pharos
Canopus
Gay
Patin Bay
Nick Biddle
Islen
Alt
Arabells
Exquisite
Pat-in-Bay
New York Life and Fashion in 1860s Broadway
A New York letter from October 16864 describes the restless energy of Wall Street and Broadway, noting how adventuring business minds chase fortunes while skeletons of debt and illness loom behind the excitement. It laments fashion’s tyranny over both sexes and questions wealth’s true worth, promising a future look at a brighter side in a forthcoming letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
New Yor
New York
Broadway
Fourth Street
Gotham
Broad Street
Wall Street
Long Br
Pet
Bowery
Stewart
Lord & Taylor's
Harlem
Birmingham
Leeds
Fondames
Solomon
Jesus
Official Columbus Returns Describe City Vote Shifts
Special correspondence reports Columbus election results showing a rising city vote. Democrats claim a 1,441 gain with notable gains in the Fifth Ward and a 533 Democratic majority against 943 in 1868 for State issues. The piece notes few new residents moving in over five years and includes editorial aside on rival newspaper dislike.
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Cincinnati Pones
Couvuncs
Colmbus
Man Seol
Median War and the War Spirit in Kansas
The article notes government action to mobilize a Kansas regiment for six months under Gen Sheridan. It asserts the War Department's readiness to pursue the Indian wars, aiming to drive barbarians to reserves and restore peace for settlers. It predicts a broader national response once the war effort closes the Indian troubles.
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Kansas
Secretary of War
Sheridan
Senmenes
New Hampshire Republicans hold large Exeter mass meeting
A letter from Exeter to the New York Times describes a sizable Republican inauguration in New Hampshire. The Exeter gathering drew extensive preparations and involvement from statewide Republicans, with the demonstr ation portrayed as a success and notable for its scale and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
New York Times
Granite State
New Hampshire
More Particu
Cal Peshe
Robbery at Cedar Street Real Estate Office Stuns City
In New York on October 28 a sneak thief robbed a Cedar Street real estate office of a box containing $100,000 in five-twenties railroad stocks and currency drawn from the Base Deposit Company. Police expect to catch the culprit.
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C. W. Woolsey
Cedar Street
Blatchford
Grand Jury
Congress
Proclamation by General Rousseau to New Orleans
Louisiana. General Rousseau issues a proclamation urging calm after unrest, calling on law abiding citizens to aid in maintaining order. He announces police reorganization and directs residents to resume normal activities.
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New Onteans
Tehewis
Bernard
Rousseau
Louisiana
New Ontgana
New Ta
Washington
Og Ues
Perfed Ty
Republican Torch Light Demonstration in Boston
The Republican organizations of Massachusetts and Northern New England held a grand torch light procession in Boston on October 28. About nine thousand people formed in eight divisions led by General F A Osborne, with a colored Republican regiment among the Third Division. The route was illuminated by fireworks and flags, with notable displays in front of the Soldiers Home and along Tremont and Chester streets. The parade lasted about three hours and covered seven miles.
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Rich H. Dane
Ben. Butler
Dans
Essex County
Gen. Butler
Salem
Mr. Dana
Town Hall
General Butler
McOrd
Congress
Grant
Massachusetts
Omar
England
Europe
Massachusetts Securities
Cong
West
Massachusett
Garfield
Ohio
Butler
Journal
the Traveler
Boston
Pike
Meine
John Stuart Mill
Friends of America
John Briant
America
Worcester
United States
General Grant
Democratic Party
Grams
Immetigte
Hil Hazards
Repte
Chusetts
New England
Boys In Blue
Portland
Scone _ Nashua
New Aprop
Yast
Sqare
Tremont
Chester
F. A. Osborne
Deaths of Archbishops and Duchess Shatter European News
Foreign briefs note the death of Right Rev. Charles L. Longley Archbishop of Canterbury and the Dowager Duchess of Sutherland. Spain reports hints of abdication by Isabella, with Don Carlos potential successor, while France and Portugal reportedly recognize the Spanish government. Elections for Cortes set for November 20.
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Lonxpoy
Duchess of Sutherland
France
Italy
Spain
Cre Vase
Prussia
Portugal
Madrid
Charles L. Longley
Canterbury
Dihepassuss
Mambay Caast
Local Dentist Office Ad Sells Teeth Related Service
Fragmentary OCR shows a dentist at 265 Walrus Street offering dental care. Readable bits suggest hours and a service focus on teeth. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Fey i
Walrus Street
Toiaaal
Tsip
Hardware Dealers Cofin Shays Co Advertisement
Hardware and cutlery firm at 264 Main Street between Sixth and Seventh, above the Galt House. Advertising appears to promote their goods and locate the shop in a central downtown area with a Golden Rule reference.
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Coffin, Shays & CO
Main St
Bet
Galt House
Oe Chat Vasge
Patent hotster trade card for Boston Ferreotype Co.
Fragmentary trade notice advertising a patent hotster by the Boston Ferreotype Co. at 132 Fourth Street, touting best pictures that won’t fade, with price prompt pay terms and a promise of quick results. The readable fragment mentions Len, Wales, Seanal, and a location between rack.
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Boston Ferreotype Co
Opening of the Fur Season at Buerkle’s 137 Main Street
Al the old reliable Fur Manufacturing House of John C. Buerkle announces the opening of the fur season. Adies, gentlemen, and children's furs in all varieties and styles. Sleigh robes, bonnets, and related fur goods available with cleaning, repair, and alterations.
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Reliable Fur Manufacturing House
John C. Buerkle
Main Street
Manufacturer of Precision Machinery for Fasteners Afloat
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a manufacturer tied to threading machines and components such as bolts, teeth, and handles. References include street location Third Street and partial product terms, suggesting a small shop producing bolt and nut machining apparatus and related hardware.
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Machine Beolta
Ieee
Olenshadr
Toscent Third Street
Weber Piano Ad Claims Finest in Market
An advertisement promotes the Weber piano as among the finest, urging readers to examine it before buying. It lists a choice piano named Locke and provides a street address at 173 West Fourth Street for in-person viewing or purchase.
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Finan
LOCKE
West Fourth St
Fragmented historical note on puberty and habits
The readable text hints at early ideas about female anatomy and emotions influencing habits before puberty, suggesting concerns that excessive feelings could harm development. The fragmentary record limits concrete facts or dates.
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Rverino
Poeta
Charleston
Harris
Liverpool
Colamen
Stes King
Gol
Jas
B. Pots
Memphis
Ain
Rela
Denis
Herald
Bas Jose
Seer
Put-in-Bay
Dence
Cincinnati Ponca
Johnny Hart
Newcomb
al- Felsi
Piscator
Anes
Setopet
Gibralter
Ted Sy
Jay Cooke
Conor
Amy
Lad the Angier
Ander
Est & Er
Butler-Dana
Prairies
South Market
N. 11
Seymour and Bish
Wade Hampton & Co
E and Hancock
Grant and Colfax
Harriman
Colfax
Pa Blic
Lovett
Rorsslaw
Metropolitan Police Board
Williamson
Metropolitan Police
Police Board
Williamsom
Common Council
Conway
Gen. Steedman
Metropolitan Board
Washington Star
First
United States Infantry
Pees Ee
Star
Columbus
Panama
Pacific
Guatemala
Honduras
San Salvador
New Orleans
Mobile
Savon
Adical
Radical Party
South
Northern States
Ireland
Seymour
Blair
Carmen
Carmen of Ievanve
Rathe
Eckages
Fern
John
Augestes boKée
General Rousseau
Foreign News
THE
Atlantic Cable
Affairs OF Spain
Maprio
Progressista
Oe Peporecess
Sener Olaz
Yy Isabella
Don Carlos
Constituent Cortes
Senor Oyola
Paris
Tox Amie Ie
Lane c
Bodiecy
Tien
Eae
Eer
Wales
Sean Onal
James Frans & Co
Mattre Ag Plete
Best
Geo. McGregor
Locksmith & Bellhanger
Race Street
Cincinnati
Une Ball & Thomas
No. 9
West Fourth Eee
Drain Piper
Louisville Cement
JSOLW
FURS
Holenshades Boltandnut Works
Hubbell, Swasey & Co
Sycamore &J
Theo. Bumiller & CO
Walnut Street
Orme
Rous
Binninger & Co
Beaver Street
Name of & Co
Beaver St
N.Y
Soar
House of Ons, & Co
Nba Ae
Seartty
Barnes Con
Mani WY
Dobmeyer . & CO
Weer Webb & CO
Thaynis
Smith
Steck & Co
Visco Williams Ae
Acon's Business College
Oe Eee Poche Gat Bilemant
Coma
Coppersmiths
Capitol
Vine
Mozart Hall
St Eeerocen
A.C. Richards
East Fourth St
Toriva Rutrannee Te
McGuire & Patterson
Auti-Am
Clucianati
Tae
Thos. W
Fabrin
L “Lumber
Cian
Helmbold
Ture
Votary
Remon
Tor
Hembold
Hyste
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