Greeley Speech and Treasury Coupon Notice Mark 1872
Thedispatch reports Greeley’s Pittsburg speech may influence votes as southern ex-rebels heed New York advice delaying a Micsthans examination. It notes an estimated tax de and that Treasury coupons due November 1, 1872 will be redeemed at the 6 percent gold rate after a Saturday presentation.
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Washixoton
Greeley
Pittsburg
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Richard
Republicans Host Rally For Orth in Fort Wayne
A Republican rally is held to honor Hon. God Jove B. Orth, candidate for Congressman at Large. A torchlight procession of Grant Partisans escorts Orth to the speech at the rink. Simon Woll of Washington was expected but ill in Chicago. Major General Stewart L. Woodford also noted. The paper cites a large, enthusiastic audience.
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Spocial
Times and Chronicle
Warus
God Jove B. Orth
Bink
Grant Tanners
Simon Woll
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Stewart L. Woodford
Lightning strike kills several at Round Bay Park in Lompox
A September 20 report from Lompox notes a severe thunderstorm at Round Bay Park. Several persons were killed by a lightning strike as attendees scattered. Names and exact numbers are unreadable in the damaged text.
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Lompox
Qparieg
Bourd Bay Park
Astiets Puta
Round Bay Park
Sige Matesses
Dering & Thunde
Torm
Fragmentary speech recounts rebuilding pledge and political doubt
The readable text cites vows to rebuild waste places and avoid appointing rebels, with a speaker asking if the listeners would vote for a rebel and noting others nearby reacting to the remark. The fragment hints at political tension and a warning against factional influence.
New York Liberal candidacy muddle teased in state committee
New York report cites A. T. Stewart refusing fram usage for candidacy at large. Liberal party strategists plan a public statement via Oneida dispatch after state committee meetings. H. Foster of Soa was named district official amid internal party jockeying.
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A. T. Stewart
Liberala
State Committee
Oneida
Ty H. Foster
Fragmentary political debate on committees and elections
DisjointedOCR text recounts a political meeting with talk of committees from counties, urging election actions and discussions about guarantees and influence. Names mentioned include Hemphill Brown Smith Nichols and others as participants in the assembly.
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Countes
Clermont
Scioto
Lawrenes
Ania
DORE
Hy de Park manslaughter case verdict reported
In Hyde Park John King was found guilty of manslaughter for the July killing of H W Champion. The jury fixed a term of one year in the penitentiary. Evidence showed the two men were intimate friends and the shot was ruled accidental. The article notes a threat of lynching on arrival in Green County.
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Cacaco
Criminal Court
John
King
H. W. Champion
Hyde Park
Enoch
Green County
Woman Impersonator Arrests Highlight Odd Court Claim
A self represented woman named Mra J presents an unusual social claim as a basis for arresting action. The report notes ambiguity in her statements and subsequent legal steps, reflecting a tense moment in the local court.
President Grant Visits Newark Residence Amid Crowds
President Grant toured the Newark residence this morning quietly as a large crowd gathered to view the itinerant leader. The scene drew prominent citizens and local onlookers, reflecting ongoing public interest in his visit.
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President Grant
Newark
Grant
Railroad Accident Report From Local Brief
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a railroad incident involving a Boston line train with multiple cars. Details of location, time, and casualties are unclear in the readable text but indicate a collision or derailment between stations with damage to cars and lines.
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Boston
Fire at Grand Rapids prompts $18,000 loss
A fire in Grand Rapids this morning caused about 18 thousand dollars in damage. Details on the origin or extent were not fully disclosed and no injuries are reported.
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Grand Rapids
Michigan
Deraort
Convention in session at Albany and a railroad meeting
Fragmented report notes the Machinists and Blacksmiths Interas- Senet Convention in Albany with Wadsworth addressing a Repattoas meeting. It mentions a railroad meeting for the Ohio River route in Bi Riper yee California State and references various local events and arrests including a St Louis post office cash theft case, plus a boat race at Noack New York and a reunion of the 110th regiment with officers listed.
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Albany
California
A. G. Porter
Adgicinta
Bete
St. Louis
Noack
N. Y
Noreen
Congressional Nominations List by Party and District
Ex governor Marcus L Ward Republican Sixth New Jersey District Major A M Hancock Republican Second Maryland District Major Baker P Lee Democrat Second Virginia District Dr D M Norton corrected Republican by the Anti Pratt Convention Second Virginia District
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Marcus L. Ward
New Jersey
A. M. Hancock
Maryland
Baker P. Lee
Virginia
de. D. M. Norton
Senator Morton Unhurt as Horses Run Wild in Depot Drive
Special Dispatch reports from Lafayette on South Street where Senator Morton narrowly escaped serious injury in an open carriage when frightened horses bolted toward the Western-bound train. Burke of the L M and B B R jumped and controlled the team, saving the senator who remained calm despite danger. This marks a third perilous incident involving Morton within a month due to careless handling.
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Times and Chronicle
Lavfayette
Inn
Prember
Senater
Morton
South Street
Burke
L. M
B.B.R
Burnet Movee Greeley Arrives Amid Awaiting Crowd in Cincinnati
At 3 o clock crowds thronged Fourth Street from Main to Vine to greet Mr Greeley arriving in Burnet House area. The wood chopper was cheered as he entered and asked for a rest before a planned Exposition visit. He will be welcomed by Mayor Davis and Major Gosbers at five and host a reception tonight with a balcony speech at 9. He stays in the city until tomorrow afternoon.
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Horace Greeley
Pitteburg
Colunbus
Jefferson
Chappaqua
Tus
Cedarville
Welker
Virginia
Corwin
Morrow
Caetonat
Currier
Lake Aug
Bissell
Reinlein
Morgen
Jenkins
Setebel
Jones
G.’W. Bishop
Connelly
Wolf
Messia
Keck
Fitzgerahd
Mr. Greeley
New York
Cneers
Greeley
Mayor Devis
Gresley
Fillo H Pendleton
Davis
Curtie
Burne House
Columbia
Broadway
Fourth
Vine
Burnet
Fourth Street
Main
Burnet House
Third and Vine
Barnet House
Major Gosbers
Board of Commissioners
Catholic Congress Convened Amid Enthusiastic Delegates
The Congress of Old Catholics met at a venue described as Mented be teed Musa, with delegates displaying enthusiasm and intent to discuss key issues. The fragment hints at a formal gathering and active participation among attendees.
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Nua Cor
Cortes Debates Army Reorganization and Conscription
In a sharp Cortes session Mabuto and Nextise clash over military reform. A bill for army reorganization passes toward war department review while General Ceballas proposes a plan. The insurgent force is led by a diverse group including Mexicans and Dominicans.
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Cortes
Zorilla
Ceballas
Department of War
Cordob Wb
Izeurgente
Calis
Fragmentary Market Notes and Receipts Record
Fragmented OCR text shows prices and items with unclear context. Mentions wheat firmer, receipts, money, and an assortment of partial phrases. Difficult to identify full names, events, or locations from the readable lines.
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Ye Ewll
Ilogai
Weseta Woot
Oil Market Dull in Pittsburgh and Oil City Report
Dispatches from Prerepune through the Times Chronicle describe a quiet oil market in Pittsburgh with little demand. New York shows steady activity while Oil City notes a very quiet market with prices around 3 shillings 10 pence and lower creck noting a subdued session.
Public Confidence Tied to Credit and Trade Expansion
Fragmentary phrase references protecting public credit and treasury from hostile and southern claims. Mentions reconciliation, public confidence, expanded trade, and civilization. Lacks clear actors, dates, or concrete events but suggests a political context about national viability and financial defenses.
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Germus
A Beautiful Experiment In Chemistry For Ladies
A charming experiment suitable for a lady is described to astonish a circle of observers. The process involves taking two or three leaves of red cabbage and proceeding with a simple demonstration.
Emancipation Proclamation Outlined At Colored Celebration
Special dispatch from Hamptrox Ohio describes a large gathering marking the 224th birthday of emancipation with July Fourth references. Delegations arrive, crowds walk the Fair Grounds, a disturbance is alleged, and E P Walker opens the meeting with Rev J Lewis conducting devotions. John Q Smith speaks as Johnson and other orators were to follow.
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Times and Chronicle
Hamttrox
Abraham Lscoln
United States
Fair Grounds
High Street
Beckett's Block
CIA
Fair
E. P. Walker
J. Lewis
John Q Smith
Johnson
Smith
All Quiet in Wall Street
New York September 20 affairs on Wall Street were quiet with activity limited in every quarter. Moville September 20 the steamship Europa has arrived.
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Wall Street
New Yorke
Affcirein
Marie. Moville
Europa
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Pope
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Caliplin One
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Erie
Jay Gould
Smi
Little Rock
O H. Binkley
Vicw
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Miami County
Xenia
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Luther Brogield
New England
Ing. Journal
Henry W. Longfellow
Prs On. Com
Telar
Lafayette
Genater Morten
Fajar
Beenway
Cincinnati
W. H. Johnson & CO
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National Republican Platform
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Eman Uioms
Aleves
Uni
Pacific Rail
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Congress
Prub WA
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the Times
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Gress
St Bliss
Hamilton
Crewe
Janes
Seis
Harvard College
Harry Guslih
Sts
Wood's Theatre
Macauley
Maloney
van ‘Baume Grand Cistern
Melodeen
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Rice’s
Minstrels
Fike’s Opera House
Robert McGwade
Rip van Winkle
Marietta
Aneto
Peari Street
Bon Ium
Ohio
Mississippi
Louisville
Vernon
Louis
Leateville
Parry
Cleveland
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Fin
Aon and
Kane
Martinsville
Sense
Vel
Sai
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Dan Muncie
Fort Waioe
Ise
Lee
Exprom
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Brophy
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Bill Meads
Corner Vine and
Longworth Sts
Georgia
Jay Cooke
West Third Street
Sind Obertaten
Sparksman
GEMS
Strauss
Reten
Genes Teem
Indigo
Barlow
North Pe
Bent—Houses
M Railroad
W. P. Biddle
Boston Gllery
Central Ave
Kew
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