The Ecumenical Council Session and Ireland Tension
The Ecumenical Council has commenced its session with large escort and pageantry in Delibration. England readies troops for Ireland as Parliament nears, suspending habeas corpus amid fears of unrest. John Brown’s Soul Still Progresses notes a push by Sumner to rebalance the Medical Society of Washington against resistance to black membership.
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Rone
Ecumenical Council
Ali Tada
Protas
Woih
Garholies
Speer Leal
John Brown
Medical Society of
Washington City
Dirky
Sumner
Mr. Sumner
Society of
Odd Potlows
Peter
Goa
Cincinnati Pines
de la Cite
Li Jie
England
Mraccy
London
Plole
Miss Lizzie Boynton Moves Toward Congress
Miss Lizzie Boynton of Indiana smoothes herself for Congress as she showcases blue eyes short hair and a prominent nose in a portrait of a political aspirant aiming for national office.
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Lizzie Boynton
Indiana
Congress
Ehieck
Infant Found Dead In Creek Near Ulloms On Logan Road
An infant was found dead in a creek near My Ullom's on the Logan road a mile north of town on Saturday morning by children. Coroner Henry Robertson arrived and held inquests Sunday evening. The verdict or any charges were postponed pending next week.
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My. Ullom's
Logan Road
Henry Robertson
National Debt Compared With Pack of Mules and Trains
The article explains the national debt’s vast scale by imagining gold totaling 2.5 billion dollars weighing 9,191,114 pounds and requiring 45,955 mules to haul it from St. Louis to Washington. It contrasts silver’s weight 117,055,823 pounds needing 727,204 mules and 3,024 miles of line, with rail movement using 10 and 25 car or 868 train equivalents respectively.
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St. Louis
Washington
New York
jAs
Smule Power
Jbiy
Congress Confronts Georgia Reconstruction Bill
A controversial bill advancing the undoing of Georgia Reconstruction passes the Senate chamber and heads to the President for signing. Senators Sainsbury Stockton Casserly Norton Davis and Thurman mount a strong case against the measure while Radical colleagues defend its party gain arguments, condemning the opposition as hypocritical and expedient.
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Georgia
Congress
Sainsbury
Stockton
Casserly
Norton
Davis
Tie
Carpenter
Drake
Radical Party
Senate
Cost of the War and Tax Sales in Vinton County
Report by Commissioner Wells to Congress estimates war costs through June 30, 1869 at over 4.17 billion, plus state and local losses bringing total near nine billion dollars. Also notes a Bent tax sale list for 1868 and 1869 delinquent lands to be sold by the county on the first Tuesday in January 1870, with penalties due.
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Wells
Congress
Vinton County
Wilkesville
Henry Reynolds
Ulysses
Sehilgt Pbuck
Grant
Buey- Bray
Alton
Dodge
Helles
William
Hiwk
John
Eagle
Sanders
Frinesworth
Wadsworth
Ffolland
George
Ilen
Walker
Anler
Abe
Daniel
Manning
Jutta
Taniltou
Roberty
Clint
Sinling Murrow
Ah Lacy
AU Feet McVoy
Joseph
Zaleski
Kinney
Bingham
Yan Ilamden
Ries
Boyes
Sarah
Levingston Cyntha
Warn
Peu
Ingham
Aye
Payne
Bingham, Warner
Smith
Hamilton
Llensville
Sage
Haile
Gill
Andrew
Lola A
Jotawa
Morrison
Estes
Rele Oi
Timilton
Typrawa
Moray
Joba
Madioont McKibbon
L.A
Tosse
Sory
Mary
Wu Jully
Deni
Gardoor
Elisty
Sap Jolly
Junio Henderson
Didn Tay Ai
Oto
Henderson
Jag
Alis
Ottsines
Belford
Mal m
Garriott
James
Bingtaua
Barton
Col
Stanton and the Lincoln era figures emerge from a torn past
A fragmentary 19th century article sketches James Buchanan era politics, the impeachment uproar around President Johnson, and a vivid portrait of Edwin M Stanton. It notes Stanton's Ohio ties, service as Secretary of War, eventual impeachment fallout, and dares to hint at his potential Supreme Court nomination before his death.
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Elwin Mr. Stavten
Washington City
Weit
Tle
Stuhwaville
Ohio
Quaers
General Lewis
Caesas
James Buchannan
Ing
Lincoln
Stanton
Vernon
Washington
Simon Cumue Reeson
Johnson
Congress
Grant
Thomas
Johson
Senate
Mt. Vernon
Olfioe
Silent Dispatches Hint at Soldiers Still in Ireland
Fragmentary OCR notes claim about thirty two thousand British soldiers said to remain in Ireland and describe the region as a strategic site for United States influence. The wording suggests a commentary on international tensions, though details are unclear.
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Stilfénid
Treland
Duland
United States
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