Fragmented 19th century newspaper notices about elections
Old newspaper fragment reports a political canvass with references to Republican and Democratic figures, a Boston mayoral nomination for reelection, a Virginia tally, and a discussion of women’s suffrage including remarks by Grant and Julia Ward Howe. The text mentions the American Woman Suffrage Association convention and Iowa figures, with generalized commentary on party stances and civic issues.
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Womnen Suffmgt Associaion
Baiot Louis
Bermontaoe
Bealsimegs Uke
Baint
Louis
Laws
Mra
Iowa
Julia Ward Howe
Towa
Jast
Senate
John P. Trish
Iowa City
Ad Jasties
Republican Party
Fragmented Readable Fragments From A Dated Newspaper Item
A Darien man notes fumes from burnlog brimstone as a preventive, then dines while it burns. A neighbor romance is described as problematic, while Cicero is humorously stated to own no horse yet be happy. A Paris Versailles to New York emigration tale mentions twenty Commtnials with $20 each, escorted by police, seeking America. A Jerusalem letter reports a colored stone relic found near the Mount of Olives, and a Pennsylvanian coal region disease issue echoed in Wisconsin.
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Darien
Fred Sane
Cicero
Versailles
New York
Havre
America
England
Jerusalem
Enya
Indy
Mount of Olives
Lerom
Cleveland
Aiea Cera
Anda
Judd
Terelina
Shou
Boston
Ageat
Nany
Bastin
Saul Lot
Wye
Cennon
Tada
Cursewell, Kingstey, & Co
Local items note funeral, lectures, and horses disease
Local column reports funeral ceremonies at Centenary Methodist church and a street procession. It mentions a lecture series on literature and science at a city armory plus an invitation event by a German club. Horse disease spreads in stables with guidance to protect animals, avoid lax treatment, and to house horses indoors if possible.
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Joan Sretwas
Centenary Methodist Church
Zodnye Syl Forover Armory
City Couneil
Disastrous Market Turbulence and Disappearances Near City
News reels report a turbulent Wall Street scene with Northwestern stock manipulation, arrests of Gould allies, and a broker strike ends with high tension. A Louisville man George A. Dery vanishes amid a broader run of disappearances as detectives hunt for clues. Island voyage incidents include a Morecastle arrival from Nassau describing Missouri steamer wreck aftermath and survivors’ ordeal.
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Bond
Ald Cumors
Fall Street
Wong
Wall Street
Chicago
Erie
Gould
Waison
Keidy Gould
N.wv
Imerast
Huscowels
Duo Heinrich
Supreme Court
Hsiney
Stanley
Alptua Old
Hightewassrost
Gol
Pinting Anderson
Busequy
London
Sanley
Whitelaw Reid
Ralphs
Philadelphia
Connors
Dieth
Geo. A. Dery
Louisville
Swith
Sminsiog Thintis
St Nicholas
Searele
Svepal
Ancun
Havana
Morecastle
Naasau
Missouri
John Treany
Chis
Binetir
Chas. Conway
Nassau
New York
Treany
Ina
Powell's Bay
Malogo
Green Turtle Bay
N.Y
T. P
Henry Surith
Colored Delegations Seek Audience With President in Washington
Washington reports two colored delegates from Mississippi and Arkansas in the capital to press for voting rights in districts of their states. South Carolina politics show private hints that money influence sways the senatorial contest, with Elliottwell and Sawyer named among candidates. Virginia readies for English immigrants as eastern ports open, aiming to settle the state’s eastern regions.
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South Carolina
Virginia
Wasnaton
Mississippi
Arkansas
Visi
Cansgress
Iself
Elliott Himwell
Senate
Scntt
Greenicks
Lepishaukre
Sawyer
Alsace
Lormine
Thiers Meeting and Paris Assembly Address
Thiers attended a meeting of the Committee of the National Assembly to draft a reply to Thiers message. The assembly held amicable discussions with no major decisions. Duke Andefurt presided and reports dispute whether the right center endorses the republic as de facto. In Indianapolis a horse disease outbreak appears active. Cincinnati sees more horses on streets as effects begin to fade.
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Thiers
Pans
Thiers Yvaterday
National Assembly
Andefurt
Tin Sail
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Forger Arrested Amid Broad Fraud Probe
Nov. 23 Cotysunva reports Milton Fisher, a leading figure in a forgery ring affecting several banks, was jailed for examination after authorities seized incriminating evidence and planned a Tuesday session with Sheriff A. Waueraut. Reports hint at his possible release upon settlement by forgeries. Also noted are synod meetings, a Well-dressed murder victim found near Cow Island, a warehouse fire in Long Island, and various financial and political items including Gould arrest.
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Cotysunva
Milton Fisher
Tate
A. Waeraut
Synodie omuNa
Postois
American women dedicate themselves to fashion and health
A 19th century column comments on American women's dress and physical culture. It notes heavy skirts and chignons hinder movement, praises English ladies' outdoor exercise, and argues early physical education strengthens constitutions before age eighteen. It laments American focus on dress, morning attire, and fashion over exercise.
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Jone
England
Americo
Europe
Fraich
Market Reports From Diverse U.S. Regions and Commodities
The bulletin compiles varied market notes from Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, and Cleveland covering grains, oats, barley, rye, wheat, pork, lard, and cash receipts. It notes price trends, receipts volumes, and noting firms adapting to changing conditions with mentions of specific lots, bids, and regional quotations. Names of commodities, regional exchanges, and price figures anchor the report.
Sojourner Truth and Spiritualist Report in New York
A village minister questions a report that the old colored woman known as Sojourner Truth joined the Spiritualists. The exchange prompts reflections on faith, and the text shifts to New York politics noting counties voting Republican or Democratic, with river counties near the Hudson and Tammany Hall influence established.
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Sojourner Truth
Sameone
Chile
Tessa
Jane
Jesus
New York
Columbia
Duchess
Greeny
Kings
Rocklan
Schinharie
River
Hudson
Tammany Hall
Maine
Massachusets
Michigan
Prices and Stock Report for Food Commodities in Venice
Daily market notices list LIVE stock figures including cows sheep hogs and pigs with prices by head and bushel. Grain flour and produce sections show wheat corn barley rye oats and butter with per hundredweight and per barrel pricing. Names of regional mills and market markers appear alongside figures for perishables and staples.
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Rerumacan
Venice
Torbay
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