Appointments for Sherman Speech Draw Big Cheer Reports
Columbus September 24 reports show appointments made for Hon. John Sherman to speak at Eaton and large cheering notes from supporters statewide. The Republican Committee continues to receive cheering reports across Blaine area counties with strong German elements in Hamilton Lucas Stark and Summit.
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Columbus
John Sherman
Eaton
Republican Committee
Hamilton
Lucas
Stark
Summit
Speech by Prof B K Sampson Energizes Urbana Rally
Prof B K Sampson of Wilberforce University delivered a vigorous review of engrossing political questions at Urbana. A grand torchlight parade of white and colored clubs preceded the event, with bands filling the streets. The demonstration was the best and most enthusiastic of the campaign thus far.
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B. K. Sampson
Urbana
Ussams
Han
Repuvu
B. K Sampson
Wilberforce University
Meeting at Warren Features Large Crowd and Address
Warren September 24. One of the largest and most enthusiastic meetings in the region occurred that evening with Hon. J. P. Southworth of Alabama delivering an address. Southworth responded to arguments from a Greenley meeting held the prior Thursday, addressed by ex-Senator Warner of Alabama, where attendance at no time exceeded a hundred.
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Sfal
Warren
J. P. Southworth
Alabama
Southworth
Greeley
Bexsenator Warner
Dryton
Wettech & Son
Allegheny
Workingmans Savings Bank
Delaware
Delano
Lon H Warwick
P. Southworth
Indiana
Hickmans
Gov. Baker
Logansport
Lon
J. W. Pettit
Wabash
Tuchaira
Ys. Anderson
Watertoo
Jewell
Conncticus
Morten
Greensbarz
Hawiey
Gen
Ben. Harrison
W Lovett
8. McGuire
Amende Honorable for Newspaper Charge Against Gen Browse
In New Albany on September 24 Thomas M Stewne notes Gen Thos M Browse visited the city. The Ledger Standard had hinted he was too intoxicated to speak. The paper later apologized weakly and without grace, admitting no witness to such a condition and asserting he was sober.
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Thomas HM Stewne
New Albany
Thos. M. Browse
Ledger-Standard
Publican Uprising at Delaware And Address by Warwick
In Delaware Ohio on September 34 Mrs Columbes Delano and Hon J H Warwick addressed a large audience, with a torchlight procession by prominent citizens. The Grant Glee Club sang patriotic airs as Secretary Delano spoke against Horace Greeley’s charge that Grant era politics were corrupt. Warwick followed, delivering an entertaining and able speech for nearly an hour.
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Delaware
Columbes Delano
J. H. Warwick
Grant Glee Club
Delano
Republican Party
Horace Greeley
Grant
Hen
J. H. Werwick
Smeelf
National Steamboatmen Convention Opens in Cleveland
Dispatch from Cleveland dated September 21 reports the National Steamboatmen's Convention convening at 3 pm with forty delegates arriving. Attendees voice split opinions over proposed actions, as some owners push for repeal of the current law while others fear the risk of pursuing that course.
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Times and Chronicle
Cleveland
National Steamboatmen’s Convention
Cal
Horace Greeley Arrives at Hamilton Depot Speech
Special dispatch notes a respectful turnout at the Hamilton depot as Horace Greeley arrives at 8:30 and stays with Lewis D. Campbell. He speaks from a platform before Campbell’s residence, followed by Governor Walker of Virginia and L. D. Campbell, with a music band leading the escort.
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the Times and Chronic
Hamilton
Horace Greeley
Lewis D. Campbell
Speech at Jeffersonville on universal amnesty and national unity
The speaker, en route from Louisville, addresses Jeffersonville in a large gathering. He traces his life from laborer to printer and editor, defends his pro labor stance, advocates universal amnesty, warns against vengeance, and calls for a reunited nation with equal rights for all, urging support for reconciliation and civil liberty.
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Inpia BaroLss
Mourece Wreerry
Jefvyersonville
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Free States
First speeches in Indiana on universal amnesty
A large Indiana gathering heard political leaders advocate universal amnesty and restoration of full citizenship. Horace Greeley and supporters urged reconciliation and purification, denouncing corrupt Pacific Railroad legislation, while pledging equal rights and the end of proscription for all Americans. The event featured remarks from Greeley, Voorhees, and other speakers as crowds dispersed.
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Greeley
Nes
Jeri
Union Pacific Railway
Congress
Ken Vaion
Pacific Railroad
Rosil
Sengrent
Credit Mobbilier of Americas
Asian Pacific Railroad Con
Sxem
Credit Mobilier
Union Pacific Railroad
Pendie Mekdtier Utheseioun
T Mo A
Ieb
A! Cat Money Co
Army of the
United States
Seapany
the Treasury
Unite
Ockes Ames
Wao
Cingreas
Vaien Pacific
Missouri
West Virginia
Jodiane
Friends of Reconciliation
Yonu
Col. Black
W.C. Koeffner
Illinois
W. A. Kinney
Kentucky
New York Letter Attacks Political Reform Party Nomination
Ex Governor Cartin endorses Liberal Somination for Constitutional Compention as a Cuban filibuster pioneer and railroad agent. Exagger sues for breach of promise. Rumored murder of colored people noted.
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Cartin
Political Reform Party
Curtin Letter Urges Honest Government In State
New York dispatch of September 24 reports Ex Governor A G Curtin of Pennsylvania accepting Liber Republican nomination for the Constitutional Congress. He outlines duty to state fidelity and reform, urges October vote for honest government, and shifts to the presidential issue when appropriate. A Cooper Institute mass meeting under Counsel of Political Reform discussed consolidating reform efforts with remarks by A Washington specialist on private claims tied to depredations by rebel cruisers.
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New York
the Tribune To Day
A. G. Curtin
Pennsylvania
Liber Republicans
Backalew
Commonwealth
Reed
Cooper Institute Instricht
Colles Begent
J. M. Vancott
Oswald Guandartée
Othaca
Washington Spesias
Angio
Great Britain
Grant
Long Branch
Philadelphia
Weslington
Andrew Anderson
Baltimore
New York and
Washington Air Line
Smith
Providence
Cabana
Enid
Oil City Association
Wells
Ihe
Callierpin Oe
Mesars
James Charlton
A. A. Barnes
Samael Powell
Meeting of the Association of New York Docks
A report from Annowton Pennsylvania notes the first gathering of the Association of New York Docks last evening to discuss labor measures and breach of promise issues. A Sun dispatch mentions racial violence with three Black men killed by white workers and arson against their homes amid tensions.
Snow and celebrations amid global shocks on a snowy Me Enks scene
A heavy snow falls at Me ens Montana while a large celebration colors Chillicothe Ohio. Earthquakes shake Shanghai, cholera kills ten thousand in Roumania, and Ohio State Fair ticket sales rise sharply. Local incidents include a Pittsburg man killed by a train near Livermore, a farmer dying near Union City, and arson losses in Little Rock. Reports from Montana Sioux Crow War and a Cambridge City shooting complete a wide day’s record.
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Shanghai
Roumania
Ohio
Crown machinery oil praised by US printers
The English Crown machinery oil, discovered over a year ago, is tested by major US buyers who prefer it to all other lubricants. It prevents acid and alkali damage, saving money by reducing wear. Sold at 1.00 per gallon by Horace A. White & Co in New York, with agents George P. Rowell & Co in New York.
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United States
Horace A. White,& Co
N.Y. A
Second Edition Opens To Tepid Enthusiasm For Greeley
Horace Greeley and supporters arrived at the depot to little crowds. A parade through the streets ended at the Court House where only a handful offered applause. Greeley’s Pittsburg speech failed to draw interest as rain cleared from the depot and few of his friends accompanied him.
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Times and Chronicle
Wayxz
Waterloo
Ind
P. Morton
Horace Greeley
Pittsburg
Greeley
Darten
Court House
Kee- Jey Wes
Republicans Plan Grand Demonstration In Newcastle
A special dispatch from Richmann Iowa reports that General Lew Wai nes and Judge Paylor addressed a Republican meeting in Newcastle and plan a grand demonstration on October 3. A cavalry legion of supporters and many trade wagons are expected. wealthy ladies may join on horseback or in carriages. The event aims to surpass all prior efforts, with nearby towns seeking spots in the parade. The Orthodox Society of Friends and Quakers begin their annual meeting the next day in the old church, expected to draw large attendance.
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Times and Chronicls
Richmann
Lew. Waiines
Judge Paylor
Newcastle
Kuiga ‘Stown
Plate
General Butler
Dlassach Setis
Gen. Baker
Minneaote
Tucaiay Repubicans
Deni-Reps
Ku-Klux
Indiana
Alvord
Doolittle and
Palmer
Orthodox Society of Friend
Society of Quakers
United States
Political turmoil as Pennsylvania backs Hartranft likely win
A special dispatch reports the Democratic Liberal Campaign Committee in despair over Indiana’s probable GOP victory due to alleged colored voter colonization from Kentucky and Tennessee. Senator Cameroun’s letters claim Hartranft and the Republican slate will win in October with about 12,000 margin and less than 5,000 Republicans staying away from voting.
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Times and Chronicle
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Greeley
Cameroun
Pennsylvania
Hartrant
Leas
Death of a Prominent Lawyer
Special dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports the death of John Mellon an able lawyer of this city at about fifty from hemorrhage of the lungs. He was a gentleman with high legal attachments and died at 9 o clock this forenoon.
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Times and Chronicle
PirTsut RG
John Mellon
Eeq
City Tendered Hospit alities to Horace Greeley Visit
Both branches of the city council passed a resolution offering hospitality to Horace Greeley for his October 5 address before the Maryland Agricultural Society. The visit is set for Greeley’s appearance in Palatinore on September 24.
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Paltinore
Cy Council
Horace Greeley
Agricultural Society of Maryland
The Defaulting Johnson and a Troubled Family
The article alleges Johnson a defaulting sub treasury clerk likely fled to Europe with assets. His wife is reported to be destitute and ill, creating a social and financial scandal for the household.
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Johnson
New York
Europe
River News Briefs From Septembers Reported Arrivals
Special dispatches note the Monorgabbe a stationary with 30 inches by metal marks as Neowi leaves Cincinnati at daylight. No arrivals except back water pack. Weather: clear and hot at Cateo and later a refreshing shower. vessels inbound and outbound with multiple arrivals and departures including Julia Belfast Tyrone and Delfest from New Orleans and St Louis.
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Times and Chronicle
Pittspv RG
Cincinnati
Cateo, III
Delfest
New Orleans
Julia
Vicksburg
Powers’ Island
Harles Bodmarg
St. Louis
Depsited
Belfast
St.Louis
Midaigat
St Louis
Tyrone
Cepe Gerardean
Cleveland Convention Opens At Kensard Hotel
The Cleveland session began at 3 AM with Thomas Sherlock of Cincinnati as Chairman. David B. Smith was nominated as temporary chairman and Bartram Snyder of New York named temporary Secretary. Committees on Credentials and Permanent Organization were formed and began work with well attended delegations.
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Times and Chronicle
Clebland
Kensard Hotel
Thomas Sherlock
Cincinnati
David B. Smith
Bartram Snyder
New York
Propeller Mule Cow Fire and Political Rallies in Ironton
In Ironton on September 21 a propeller boat named Mule Cow burned early Sunday morning, partially destroying the vessel. Crate Booth suffered burns but was not seriously hurt, aided by engineer Mr Parsons. Local political events followed, with Liberal and Grant-supporting meetings at Court House Square and a large torchlight procession by the colored community led by speakers including John Robinson and Rev Craddit.
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Times Ped Chronicis
Knoxton
Booth
Parsons
Court House Square
TENCESTUOUS WEATHER AND COAL PRICE IMPACTS
From Lospon on September 24 the weather across Fl ogland is tempestuous with shipping damage along the coast. An advance in coal prices raises running costs for Lancashire cotenins prompting a reduction in labor hours.
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Fl Ogland
Lancashire Co Tenis
Death of Turkish Ambassador on a Train
Paris reports the death of D J emil Mehemed Poshi Turkish Ambassador to France aboard a railroad train en route from Paris to Limburg Austria The Figaro also notes military movements as General Manteufel leads German troops in France and authorities agree to evacuate the Marne and Haute Marne departments starting October 15.
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Paris
The
Figaro
D’jemil Mehemed Poshi
France
Limburg
Austria
Charles 8 Mnar—Troots
Deaw
Charles Sumner
Manteufel
Marne
Haute- Marne
Train Hits Streetcar In City Street
A steam or electric rail vehicle collided with a streetcar in the city, injuring two passengers who survived. A meeting of the Committee of Seventy was reported, outlining plans for reform and public oversight.
Market dull to firm with Erie and Panama shares
In New York on September 21 trading remained dull until noon and then steadied. Erie rose to over 52 percent while regular Erie hovered around 51 to 53. Panama moved from 126 to as high as 141. A collision on the hand street line injured two, one seriously. A Bienville investigation was postponed until tomorrow.
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New York
Eric
Panama
Erie
New Haven Railroad
Washington
Bienville
Grain Prices Report From Market Day
In mid market notes prices for wheat show a steady tone with best quality firm. Wheat and oats bids for No 2 grade appear mixed while corn futures adjust marginally amid ongoing demand. No clear change in grain values for the day.
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Marley Orm
Panian
Hegleck. Com
St. Loc
Eptember
Oata
Celiac Bane
Hama
Iztiec
Ae Celpts Cittaco
Ickied
Hans
den Aces
Ferry
Railroad Subsidy Sparks Arizona War Talk
San Francisco September 23 The Board of Supervisors halted a subsidy proposal for the Colorado River Railroad while delaying aid to the California Atlantic and Pacific. Senator Cole urged rail questions opposing Central Pacific aid. Dispatch from McDowell Arizona notes diamond excitement subsided and cavalry may be sent to Southern Arizona against Indians. No opposition to McCormick for Congress.
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Board of Supervisors
Colorado Rwer
California, Atlantic and Pacific
Cole
Central Pacific
McDowell
Arizona
McCormick
Congress
Treasury clerks exam set for October admission end date
Wassixeron September 21 The Civil Service Examiners of the Treasury Department will hold an examination for applicants for vacant 1200 clerkships on October 11 and 12. Applications to compete may be presented up to October 5. From these, selections will likely be made by the Board of practical men, choosing the best qualified according to rules. Shcresry Robeson is expected to arrive tomorrow from New York.
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Wassixeron
Civil Service Examiners
Treasury Department
Board of Practical Men
Shcresry Robeson
New York
National Council Meets Amid Broad State Representation
The National Council of the Order of American Mechanics convened in this city with a majority of states represented. Reports were delivered on the order’s condition and activities across the Union.
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New York
National Council of the Order of American Mechanics
Oriole Returns as River Falls in Ohio Dispatch
Special Dispatch reports the Oriole arrived last evening and departed for Gallipolis while Dagan headed to Portsmouth. The Ex charge and Crossley moved down, and the river is observed to be falling.
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Times and Chronicle
Inontox, O
Seber
Oriole
Tae Vhes
Gallipolis
Dagan
Portsmouth
Crossley
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England
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