Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Local Notices and Visits
Fragmented text shows references to Baltimore and New Orleans locales with mentions of Good Templars and Rising concerns. The readable portions hint at a community notice about engagements and street work, with scattered names and places like Williamsport and Ragland, but details are incomplete.
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Tery
Baltimore
Good Templar
Buss
Ehilasens
Ccamen
Cosablas i Aehmenes
New Orleans
Giher
Cook
Williamsport
Frans m Davie
Fragmented 1868 letter from New York to Memphis and Paris
The long excerpt spans cultural notes and political discourse. It recalls Susan B Anthony era topics, New York newspaper politics, Halpine and Miles O'Reilly anecdotes, James Gordon Bennett’s control of the Herald, and a Memphis political torchlight scene with Union and Ku Klux imagery. The passage also covers Arkansas disturbances, Tennessee law on Ku Klux Klan, and Claude Lorraine art criticism, concluding with travel reflections from Paris in 1868.
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James Gordon Bennett
Berrixo
Visit to the Louvre and its moonlit canvas critique
A Paris correspondent weighs Louvre paintings with a sharp, ironic voice. He mocks worship of old masters, notes a moonlit tableau with an immense moon, and questions Rubens rainbow topology, highlighting snobbery and bold conjectures in the gallery.
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Louvre
Paris
London
Groundhog Day Politics In Greenfield Report
Special Correspondence notes local Democrats retreating to their holes after a Maine result. H. S. Bunday of Jackson County spoke at Baldwin's Bell. Seymour Club activity slim. Eleventh Greenfield Union fair events listed with prizes. Local recovery notices and court references intersperse with a ball game between Greenfield and Buckeyes ending thirty to fifty three.
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Cincinnati Times
Gurexrizto
Epiron Times
Greenfield
Maine
South America
Pap Simpson
Bunday
Jackson
Grant Cine
Baldwin
Bel
General Grant
Democracy
Seymour
Additional
Ind Pleas Court
Aegiment
Viern Greenfield
Buckeyes
Man Killed by Fast Turning Wheel at Buckeye Works
Edward Leach, a 22 year old Black man, was instantly killed at Mesers Thomas and Mast Buckeye Agricultural Works in the city when a memory wheel exploded. He was near 5,000 revolutions per minute and was thrown across a bench as wheel segments struck him, leaving no recognizable features. Deceased, unmarried, left a mother and siblings.
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Bond
James Gordon
Herald Office
Washington Hights
Herald
Edward Leach
Thomas & Mast
Buckeye Agricultural Works
Eel
Leach
Republic
German Union Immigration Policy Reported by Washington Desk
In Washington on September 17 officials outline enforcement steps aligning with the recent treaty with the United States. The Germasedinariens or related departments will apply measures to ensure compliance and manage immigration according to the agreement.
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loti anata @ or & oe
Union
United States
Pecenerrene Sans Ymigration
Customs Receipts and Military Orders Report
Custom receipts from September 7 to 12 total 3908 dollars. Military orders send John McLean Taylor to San Francisco as Government Purchasing Agent, Major Ball to Alaska, and Lieutenant Coxie to Jefferson Barracks. Gauger appointments include Miller, Weaver, Bullen, Todd, McKee, Peters and storekeepers Emree, Pease, and David. Revenue troubles in Tennessee seek 400 mounted troops to aid seizures against distillers. Stamp duty postponements extend to November. a Mexico letter notes General Rosecrans will be cordially received.
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Setember
John McLean Taylor
San Francisco
Ball
Alaska
Coxie
Engineer Corps
Jefferson Barracks
Miller
Ndiana
M. Weaver
Indiana
B. T. Bullen
Alex. Hy Todd
James McKee
Illinois
Robert ©. Peters
Ohio
John A. Emree
Aurora
Maryland
Keath Harry Pease
David Chicago
Tennessee
Greenville
Democratic Rally Draws Massive West Virginia Crowd
A September 17 rally in Wueruixa West Virginia showcased the largest campaign demonstration of the season with a throng of mechanics farmers and workers from Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania forming a two mile procession. Speakers included Hon Heister Clymer Judge Lang Henry Walker and Trevel lick among others from Cincinnati Michigan and West Virginia.
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W. Va
Democracy
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Jomyth
Heister Clymer
Peeremarta
Meiers d Volkefreund
F. Cary
Jeup
The
Cincinnati
Lang
Henry
Walker
West Virginia
Trevellick
Michigan
Arson Suspects Arrested in Arsenal Fires Trial Beginnings
Avousta and two men were arrested this morning in the city and brought before United States Commissioner J H Manly on charges of setting fires at the Arsenal on July th and August 16 last. Bail was not posted. George F Talbot, U S Attorney, has led the investigation for four weeks.
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Avousta
Ge E. Knox
James N. Harwood
United States Arsenal
United States
J.H. Manly
George F. Talbot
United States Army
Investigation of Union Men Outrage Claims Debate
A New York correspondent reports on alleged outrages and intimidation of Union men in the neighborhood. The North hawhaa Fasaiboorod ick dation claims that such stories are false in every particular.
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New York
Green
Northhawhaa Fasaiboorod
New York Police Outrage Inquest On McCabe Shooting
At an inquest in New York the testimony touched on the shooting of Thomas McCabe by Officer Keeman on Wednesday. The coroner learned the officer fired at a man who had dispersed with his children, and the grand jury was told the officer acted in discharge of duty.
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New York
Ember
Thomas McCabe
You Eeman Keéeman
Whelan Confession Claims and Bail Prospects
A report links Patrick Buckley to the McGee murder while claiming he may be insane. bail is expected for Eagleson and Leeg Murphy as other accomplices. Whelan asserts he did not shoot McGee but will likely confess eventually. Also noted are weather, a fire at Montreat livery stable, and a fatal poisoning case involving a woman named Larkin with her husband arrested. Weather is cold with snow nearby.
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Seymour and Air
Om Nackville
Ington
Tennessee
Thomas
Dent Johnsen
Millen
Georgia Senate votes to declare seats of colored members vacant
Atlanta September 17 the Senate stated the governor’s response to the action by declaring the seats of colored members vacant. The governor protests as inconsistent with the constitution and reconstruction acts. The House passed a sabnfiee bill granting juries on same footing for grand and petit juries, excluding negroes from the jury box.
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Atlanta
Senate
Steamer Louisians Arrives From Liver 1 South
New York dispatch reports the steamer Louisians arriving from Liver 1 with unclear details about events on September 7 and a Cunard Meta ship destroyed by fire. The crew and mate, a vessel named Jacob A., and water provisions are mentioned, along with others boarding the Monequash.
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New York
Louisians
Liver
Prince Edward
Aeleaal
Ped
Oe Boon
Cunard Meta
Boston
Ultimo
Araet Fa
Ig Iina
Jacob A. Ahemler
Bend York
Baltimore fragment hints at Civil War regiment
Fragmentary Baltimore item notes a September date and a Colonel leading a Rebel regiment. The text mentions a large sum of $1,050 and items described as a bignt at Lag and a morph hed’ grbdoome, reflecting garbled OCR. The exact events and identities remain unclear.
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H. M. Eeneys
Secret Caucus Sifts Course Amid Election Question
A fragmentary report notes the Republican group meeting in secrecy to determine a response plan on a delicate electoral question. The action signals urgency and internal debate about strategy and next steps.
Shipwreck Near Bleck Vor Claims All Hands Lost
A fragmentary report from Bleck Vor describes a vessel ran aground twelve miles east of here. All crew perished at sea including Captain Reed aboard Catharine. The heavy seas halted rescue attempts as authorities investigate the calamity.
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Cleveland
Ber
Bleck Vor
Reed
Catharine
Frost and Snow at the East in September 17
Frost visited this region last night, with forty two miles south showing snow fed. Frosts were reported in Seehire county Massachusetts Albany Eleie and other places in the state.
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Phara
New Yober
Seehire County
Mase
Albany
Eleie
Democratic Nomination Nominates Alex Mitchell for Congress
The Democratic Convention today nominated Alex Mitchell for Congress in the district. The event marks a pivotal step in the party's campaign as Mitchell prepares to face challengers in the upcoming election.
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Alex. Mitchell
Congress
Fire at Bardwell’s TM injures Gina Belchertown victim
A fire at a Bardwell’s location in Massachusetts caused injuries to Gina and Belchertown residents. Authorities investigated the blaze, with emergency crews responding quickly to contain the flames and prevent further harm.
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Bardwell's
Heavy Sale of Pews and Swindler Arrests in New York
In New York, a heavy sale of pews tops a mixed report of city crime and public notices. Looters and swindlers, including Wheeler and J.T., face jail after defaults of 1,000. A native workers’ association scandal emerges as funds vanish to Canada. Fire damages the residence of Jas. Gordon elk at Canalae Heights. English cricket leads with 175 in first innings, Americans later tally 61. Carpet thieves net thousands. five receivers and three workers arrested. Mrs. Devoe drowns in Shrewsbury ver. Internal Revenue case proceedings with Mr. Courtney denying high‑toned associates. postponement sought. Gale on Long Island Sound disrupts ships. Nellie sinks near Norwalk. Torchlight procession and Antietam anniversary events unfold as Gen. Krysan presides.
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Louis
EB. J.T
Canada
J. G. Bennett
Jas
Gordon Elk
Eanalae Hights
Ooe
Wang
Cn Sloan & Co
Masonic Festival in St Louis Names Brethren to Offices
St Louis September 17 The Masonic Festival drew about sixty members to Free Masons Hall. Officers were elected for the Grand Chapter Royal Arch and Knights Templars with names including General Gran D. Cald and Isaac Orin bir among others.
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O'Sullivan Lodge of Perfection
St. Louis
Free Masons’ Hall
Nkbert Pike
Vange
Generel Gran
Royal Arab
Marcia Gollins
Missouri
Scribe
John McClellan
Messachusette
Johng D. Cald
Isaac
Orin Bir
Gensna Eael Royal Arch
Gran Campment of
Knights
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Ner
O Ecusetts
J. A. Fellowes
Ares
Knights Templars
Fon’ Kon Ae the Seultier Oa
Britains Election Climate and U S Ties Examine
The Times contrasts British and American political scenes eight weeks before the election. It highlights peaceful campaigning amid scattered concern over violence at events and mentions American Minister Bancroft's travels in South Germany as context for diplomacy.
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Lexpos
Great Britain
United States
England
Turbulent Exchange Treaty Talks Amidst Constantinople Debate
Disjointed notes reference Turkish authorities and a Bonn envoy in a diplomatic exchange. Attache Dancroft and a Bavarian source are mentioned in an unsettled discussion about a potential treaty between American and Bavarian interests, with implications for Constantinople.
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Dancroft
Local Manufacturers and Trades in Cincinnati Listings
James Fraas and Co leading mattress makers advertise in Cincinnati with related trades including flags bunting and hardware. The notice lists Sixth Street establishments like Perpenania House Plumbers and Gas and Tetor act Tea Holenshade’s Bolt and Nat Works detailing a cluster of vendors and services in the city.
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James Fraas & Co
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