Fractured Advertisements and Political Echoes from 1861
Readable fragments show a fractured ad page with notices for lithographs and labor employment in Zaleski Ohio, books and magazines for sale, and scattered political commentary. It cites John A. Bingham’s spiritualist remark, debates over the Fifteenth Amendment, and hints about Grant’s presidential prospects in 1872, including Radical critique and Grand Army influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John A. Longan
General Grant
the Grand Army of the Republic
Logan
Republicans Satisfied With New Hampshire Election Outcome
A group of Republicans express satisfaction with the NH results and declare it is time for a change. They signal readiness to pursue new leadership and policy direction following the state vote.
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New Hampshire
Corruption Hounding Revenue Collectors Sparks Political Debate
A Washington dispatch reports 326 defaulting Internal Revenue collectors nationwide with total debts of 20 million dollars. Some observers argue that a party implicated in such wholesale corruption should remain in power.
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A. Washington Dispatch
United States
The Capital Newspaper to Launch in Washington
ONN Piatt and GRO announce a new independent weekly to be titled The Capital. The 32 page folio will be original and byline rich with telegrams, editorials, biographies, poems, and vivid national house descriptions. Subscriptions at 30, advance available at 428 Eleventh Street near Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C.
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Onn Piatt and
Gro. Aljf Pred Townsend
Capital
City of
Washington
Mfa Bt
Cne Society
United States
Price
Tne Drvice
Carlran
Eleventh St
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C
Port Jervis to New York Death Toll Tale of a Haunted Bride
A sensational Port Jervis to New York tale follows Edward Glover’s fatal train accident after a telegram dispatch to his wife Fanny Glover. Her subsequent reports tell of apparitions, a haunting room, and eerie communications from the dead, culminating in tragic near-miraculous events in the Glover household.
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New York
Noni
Het Twentyonevnd Ptecet
Fifth and
Sixth Avenue
Crke
Wother
Fanny
Edward Hower
Broadway
Chicago
Hin
Iast
Dion
Leon
Ife
Inn
Faward Gover
Tie
Lindoo
Mallway
Peconil Atreet
Mra Glover
Edweard
Slim
Bhotill
al Greenwood
Port Jervis
Hvant
Edward Glover
Fanny Glover
Ale
Dhaunter
Port Jervia
Greenwood
Mgala
Clarke
Bealden
Sam
Genese
Hertlen
Griel
Mia
Mr. Clarke
Daughers
Mira
Glover
Terenaclaa
Sho
Binslower
Tom
Evan
Mr. Glover
Panny Glover
Mra Clarke
Mra Glovor
Ann
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the Democratic Enquirer
U. S
Avia’ O
Tuiatan
J. J. Parson
Bil
Itar
Chillicothe Advertiser
Democratic Enquire
Sis*son
Stara
Lanonen Vantry
Bhuwewe Bowen
Zaleski
Ohio
Abe Chergudle
Ae Onetole
Rosniley
Glinku
Seyidrer Moarihuy Olen
Eptember
Abie
Atongiin
Poveons
Angvirer
Bowen
New York Ledger
Mercury
New York Weekly
Young Polit Raval
Star Spangled Banner
Thusfans Tome
Cincinnall Literary Journal
People's Literary Companion
Anioploan Agrigninnist
Anioploan Agrigninnist 5 Mhyon Mogteul Journal
Auaulic Monthly
Younglets Western Raval
John A. Bingham
Surratt
Woodward
Pennalee
Wendell Phillips
Grant
Atairs
Tytmolf
Vielon
Amoressen
Munich
Morel
Profesor
Rome
Itig
Radical Party
Philadelphia
Rcal
Marietta Register
Marietta Times
West Virginia
Hagerstown
Maryland
Senate Committee
Harper's
Forney
Caraful
Naas
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