Steamer Pat Cleburne Explodes Sinks After Collision Near Arkansas Belle
Shaw Seetown report details the Pat Cleburne explosion and sinking after attempting to land beside the Arkansas Belle. Many lives reported lost or wounded, including Captain Dick Fower, Richard Patridge, and several crew members. The Arkansas Belle carried wounded and dead to Evansville while the Cleburne left behind nineteen roosters as searches continued.
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Frank Reden
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Neal Hancock
Don Lewis
George Mansfield
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Strans & Bro
Cincinnati
Arkansas Belle
Political and social notes from a turbulent era
Cincinnati and St. Louis announce national conventions dates. Texas governor elected senator. critics mock Anna Dickinson. Hayes faces coal miners. wealth of politicians tallied. Steubenville Gazette defends Grant. Louisville racing results reported with Brakesman and Vagrant winning events. Regulators in Louisiana linked to Coushatta Parish massacre.
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National Prohibition Convention Nominates Smith in Cleveland
The National Prohibition Convention met in Cleveland for presidential nominees. Green Clay Smith of Kentucky was named temporary president and later nominated for President on the second ballot, with G. T. Stewart of Ohio chosen for Vice President.
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Michigan
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G. T. Stewart
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Hayes praised for service and integrity in Republican endorsement
A Bellefontaine Republican defense extols Hayes as a war hero and reformer. It lauds his three Ohio governorships, corruption-free appointments, and steadfast principle, asserting he is fit for the nation’s chief executive. The piece contrasts Democratic failures and cites Republican support from Cincinnati sources and prevailing party sentiment.
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Rested Poetry and Hidden Stories in a Sister's Voice
The fragment evokes a sisterly muse amid life’s quiet conflicts. It reflects on hearts and chords of memory, suggesting a hidden page in each life where happiness and fear intertwine, and a dream that ends before its tale can be told.
Boquet Expedition at the Forks of the Muskingum 1764
The Cincinnati Commercial recounts Col. Boquet's 1764 Ohio expedition from Fort Pitt to the Forks of the Muskingum near Bellair below Wheeling. It notes a planned talk on October 17 1764 with chiefs such as Kinagad, Custaloga, and Shawanes Keiffinants, amid warnings to release white prisoners and threats to exterminate if not complied.
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Indians Return Captives In Tender Camp Scene
A vivid account describes prisoners arriving at a camp where parents, spouses, and children reunite with tears and joy. Indians, moved by emotion, help reunite captives, with some pleading to accompany them and others choosing to remain. An Indian lover story highlights perilous devotion amid frontier danger.
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Bristow as a President Candidate Weighs Government Fit
A discussion on Benjamin H. Bristow of Kentucky as a potential President and Grant administration aide. Critics note Bristow’s record as a soldier and treasury secretary, but caution that leadership ability and broader vision are needed beyond punitive success.
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Calamities and Local News From Cadiz and Surrounding Areas
The Cadiz Republican notes Mik C N Arcane’s election as Justice of the Peace in Beace of Blaubenville and mentions Allen as a capable mason. A centaur calf born in Homer township is described. Lightning injures Mrs Carson and shocks Mr Carson at Calis township home. two children escape uninjured. A drowning tragedy on the Ohio river sees eight children depart Vevey Todlans. five drown, three rescued with one fate uncertain.
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