Fragmentary New York Shipping and Rural News Snippet
Disjointed notes from New York and elsewhere report fishery finances, potato pricing, crime notes, and local incidents. Items touch on the whale fishery, shad and white fish in Western lakes, a Miss Kemble seeking tickets, a widow seeking city seats, cattle in Warren County, and a field marshal’s anniversary.
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New Pork Bank
New York
Bas Ames Whale
Hee
Panay Kemble Pocentin
Amcellet
Seltion
Lewiston
Maine
Jyties i Veneenaaiaien
Myra Ee
Mences
New Week
Chicago
Vislakes
France
Wresesl
Correspondence on Wisconsin geology and early state resources
The piece reviews Wisconsin soil and timber, forestry, and mineral belts, noting oak and white pine in the north, Silurian rocks, and copper ranges near Lake Superior. It covers regional geography from Lake Superior to the Chippewa and Menomonee, with brief state context and historical notes.
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Lake Su
Wisconsi
Ries
Lake Buperiar
Lower Toaide
Chippe- Black
Wisconsin
Menomonee
Las County
Penokee
Wickedest Man in New York Inspires Reform Talk
A letter from Ironton reflects on 19th century chatter about John Allen known as the Wickedest Man in New York. The account describes Allen’s arresting persona, a planned preaching tour, a drastic shift toward reform, and anecdotes of his entourage and controversial past.
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New York
New York Times
John Allen
New Haddon
Water Street
Allen
Kit” Burns
Tom Hadden
Court of General Sessions
Paul
John O
Alien
Peter Claver Association installs officers at Mozart Hall
A large audience attended the Peter Claver Association installation at Mozart Hall. Officers listed include President Dr. G. Bruehl and Treasurer B. Roth. The event featured addresses, pupils’ recitations, gymnastic displays, and cake and fruit distribution. Also notes YMCAs religious paper drives and Ladies’ Home Mission anniversary. Wesleyan chapel dedication. alumni events. Unitarian debate. Christian Society meeting. drunken car incident and temple injury.
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Tar
Peter Claver School Association
Mozart Hall
Peter Clave
Our City
Adrian Hooker
Arch P Purcell
Association
G. Bruehl
Joseph Sexion
B. Roth
A Diedrich
J. Ferneding
F. A. Grever
Henry Haacke
G. Diekman
Young Men's Christian Association
Mannslow
Y.M.C. A
Vine Street
Fifth
Ladies’ Home
Trinity M. E
J. F. Chalfant
L. F. van Cleve
John Pearson
Wesleyan
Bugbee
Clark
Waivepaw Examination in Stabbing Case
George Clinton and Andrew Lytle were arraigned before the Mayor on the charge of stabbing Wm. H. Adams near Columbia and Bellevue streets. They were examined and gave bail bonds of $1000 for Clinton and $600 for Lytle. Adams is recovering. Kentucky turnpike stocks debate looms at Alexandria in October. Committee meetings planned. county applications and tax matters noted. The Fenney Case petitions for rate reallocation are set for County Court review this afternoon pending legal technicalities.
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George Clinton
Andrew Lytle
Wm. H. Adams
Columbia
Bellevue Streets
Clinton
Lytle
Adams
Ain
Kentucky
Alexandria
Covington News Reports Civilian and Industrial Accidents
In Covington reports, Col. C. P. Wilcox of the Grant Guards loans torches for a public event, while a worker suffers severe injuries from a blasting accident and an explosion injures several men and causes critical injuries. investigators detail farm and industrial mishaps, with preliminary notes on casualties and emergency responses.
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C. P. Wilcox
Co Nm Grant Guards
Wilesx
Pelarday & Y
Louisville
Cincinnati
Milan
Covington
Inoleence
Mas Estate
Three men badly burned in blast at city factory
The account describes Magher Reynolds and Conway suffering severe injuries from a blast with Magher most seriously burned including eye damage. Reynolds and Conway are also hurt and were taken to Eleventh Street Hospital. A list of Sixth District Kentucky gaugers and storekeepers follows, naming several individuals and wages.
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Magher
Reynolds
Conway
Mogeer
Eleventh Street
Kentucky
John Wheeler
Bernard H. Neimeyer
Henry Olmstead
Grant
Charles E. Pease
William H. Dickerson
Joseph B. McClintock
A. A. Mullett
Robert Flan
L. D. Croninger
Beep
John
Id Clelland
John Mo
Robert Bur
D. Johnston
E. Bow
John R. Warkeck
Washington Session Opens As Congress Gathers
Washington dispatch reports Congress convening with about eighteen Senators and fifty House members in attendance. John H. Surratt trial to begin tomorrow on second indictment with a possible nolle prosequi on the first murder indictment. Olmstead, disbursing clerk, suspected of large defalcation after leaving the city. his finances to be examined. Japan treaty issues and foreign policy tensions noted, with naval actions and commercial pressures shaping early reactions.
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Washmorox
Congress
House
Surratt
John H. Surratt
Lincoln
Post Office Department
Cole X. Olmstead
Panama turmoil and distant treasure voyage report
New York on September 20 reports the steamship Arizona arrived from Aspinwall with 230000 dollars in treasure. Panama unrest continues as Generals Gorta and Mates oppose elections, Ex-President Dias and Bermudez return from banishment, and troops are sent to quell disturbances. Extraordinary gold finds at Ophir New South Wales fuel a rush. shipping damage noted after a Tobago hurricane.
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Times
Boston
Grant
Vermont
Maine
Massachusets
Rhode Island
Colfax
New Hampshire
Connecticut
New Pene
Maesage
Into Considerite
Suh Ke Cme
New England
Grant Colfax
Maye
New York
Arizona
Aspinwall
Panama
Gorta
Mates
Correoso
Dias
Bermudez
San Francisco
Acquallst Aspinwall
Tobago
Australia
Ophir
New South Wales
Sydney
Lathem
Victoria
Glenroy
Auckland Island
South Australia
Queensland
Soldiers halt execution in Nelson County area
A contingent of U S marshals arriving with orders to execute writs in Nelson and Larne counties met resistance as Marshall How ar d Merriweather hosted them at his Mills residence. Armed men threatened, but claims of prior debt summons and district division suggested a broader legal clash. Local authorities noted possible regularization to block U S Court executions, with two to three hundred men involved.
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Belthe
Ohio
Cleveland
Lawrence County
Sear
Ironton
Mous
Ashland Coal Company
Pittsburg
Veice
Wales
Messrs
Norton
Desn
Wheeling
B. M
Bloom Station
Marietta
Cincinnati
C. Hirst
U. S S
Mtrehal Freekweather
Neland Larne
Howma Mills
Nelson Counties
Oward
Merriweather
Mr. Howard
Howerew
Holt
Uni
Steamer Idaho sails to Honolulu with valuable cargo
News from San Francisco dated September 18 notes the steamer Idaho departed for Honolulu today, carrying cargo valued at seventy thousand dollars. The Sandwich Islands steamer is said to be in service for over twenty days, with China trade details and other dispatches from Pekin and Yokohama.
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San Francisco
Idaho
Honolulu
Sandwich Islands
China
New Orleans Senate Defies Race Bill Board’s Democratic Bias
New Orleans reports describe Senate opposition to a negro equality bill, with the governor appointing Geo. A. Foedyck to the State Board of Registration and implying local boards will follow the same pattern. The State Board refused to appoint Democrats, provoking protest from Foedyck while Governor Yarmouth claims no control over the action.
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Pasly
Yarmouth
Geo. A. Foedyck
New Orleans Chamber of Commerce
State Board of Registration
State Board
Fekt
Tion
Board of Registration
Eastern capitalists join Pacific railroad trip party
St Louis on September 20 a deputation from the railroad project to build the line from Omaha to St Louis will discuss the imm construc tion. The party will leave tomorrow at 5 P M on a special train provided by the Company. Gen Blair arrived at Omaha from the West last night and will depart East tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Saeittine
Omaha
Gen. Blair
East
Battle near Cheyenne Wells Aided by Tenth Colored Cavalry
Captain Graham and fifty men of the Tenth Colored Cavalry repelled a band of about one hundred warriors during a two day stretch near N Fork Smoky Hill and Cheyenne Wells. The engagement lasted until dark with eleven enemy killed and several captured. Graham reported nine horses lost but no Allied casualties. He planned another action the next day but only a scout and ranchmen were driven back. Captain Centér and the Sadd ta-mueree were set to replace Graham.
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Fort Wattacs
Graham
Tenth Colored Cavalry
N Fork
Smoky Hi
Cheyenne Wells
Bendy
Chivinghon
Peer Ag
Provincial governing body approves borrowing for unforeseen expenses
A provincial assembly moves to allow a government loan of up to half a million dollars, amid talks of militia service outside local authority. The measure, read and passed, authorizes the government to incur the debt as minutes show. Prolongation of the session is noted for Monday afternoon.
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Ieee
Governuane
Foreign News Bulletin from September Dispatches
A compact summary of international notes: George Peabody may buy a Hungarian estate while John Wilson Patten is slated for larger roles in Ireland and India. War tensions ease in Europe though the French Emperor remains enigmatic. Galway clerics call disestablishment alarm amid Irish affairs. Admiral Farragut hosts a port visit. Paris reports unrest in Spain with martial law and cabinet resignations. General Prim leads a Spanish movement as Bavarian affairs shift with citizenship debates lingering.
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Loxpox
George Peabody
Hungary
John Wilson Patten
North Lancaster
Ireland
Mayo
India
Parisien Prees
Pat Keil
Spain
Paris
Marquis of Havens
Madrid
Prim
Bome
Wien
Patent dispute over Perry Caleb March bread process
Cincinnati August 15 Dean Sim states examination of Perry Caleb March’s patent shows the bread company’s art is not covered. The sole issue concerns a processing method rather than the claimed invention.
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J. Smith
Cincinnati
Dean Sim
Perry Caleb March
Cnder Sheweareet
Procesanto
Parvin and Johnson Carpet Bags and Valises Ad
Local Cincinnati shop Parvin and Johnson at No 104 Main Street advertises carpet bags and valises with Obie featured in the listing.
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McGuire & Patterson
Istp
W. Fourth St
Cinciniat
PARVIN @& JOHNSON
Main Street
Cincinnati
James Frans Co Mattress Makers and Local Locksmiths
James Frans Co manufacturers of mattresses and Bary Fisgs and Banting list in Rome Geo. McGregor locksmith and bell hanger located at 178 Race Street between Fourth and Fifth in Cincinnati Ohio.
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James Frans & Co
Geo. McGregor
Race Street
Fourth
Ohio
Dining Saloon Ad seeks patrons at S18 Vine Street
An old newspaper notice advertises a dining saloon at 518 Vine Street by RS REYNOLDS and partners. It mentions Dr C M Wright formerly of Cameron and Wright and notes daily New York shellfish and clams. The wording is faded but presents a business prospect and contact points.
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Capitel
Vine
Orresits
Mozaer Haut
New York
Shellra
RS & Reynolds
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