Newspaper fragment on church and political unrest in 1860s era
Fragmentary report recalls church authority clashes and military presence in North Carolina and Wisconsin era. Mentions Reconstruction policies, civil authority, governors, and local conventions. Describes a May or August period with references to Navy, negroes, rebellion, and societal tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara- Hone Tees
Holden
Wayne
Coralinn
Aona
Qatan
Jing
Diverse Iowa notices mix of church events and legal actions
A chaotic 19th century Iowa page reports Upper Town Methodist meeting at the Mathodrat Episcopal Church in Tipton, a State Sunday School Convention planned, and Bishop Suntson presiding. It notes grain damage in Bellevue, Clinton growth, and court actions over LeClaire estates and governor resignations, with various local political moves and frontier conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
St. Paul
Magestie
Ottumwa
Dubie Ut
Upper Town
Mathodrat Episcopal Church
Suntson
Bellevue
Chiaton Herald
Growel
Clinton
Wallace
Pabbath Schauvis
Boone River
Bennetts Mall
di Moines
Methodie
Osceola
Sepp
Dimes
Antoine LeClaire
Geo. L. Diasenport
Louis CG. Denenint
Dole V. Cook
Sbenager Cook
Ges
Townshag Tachoon
Plameit
Ken HS. Brunson
Bagette
Lina
Burlington Gazette
Mount Pleasant
New
Dillon
Desenport
Soans
Gazette
Fiew
Benton
Dew Moines
Lie Keokuk
Proposed Altre Line Undread From Picepart to Chicupges
A 19th century transit proposal outlines a new line from Picepart to Chicupges via Bycou Lindenwood and Kane counties, extending 104 miles to reach the lakes. The plan claims faster travel from the northwest region, with expected four hour trips and significant savings, arguing for competition against higher Northwestern bond rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picepart
Chicupges
Tim Beeeqeet
Chor
Chivine
Poootet
Baw
Carter
Mississippi
Brronaet
Bycou
Ogle
Lindenwood
Lough Ssenmoece
Dilydb County
St. Chiclea
Tar La Crowe Baskc Paruree Fe Appence From a Atitement Mule
Summary cannot be generated from the provided text due to severe garbling and nonsensical terms. The fragment mentions bankers at Cross and Netebum, debt totals around 55,000 and 55,500, deposits held by poor depositors, and looming losses but lacks clear names, dates, places, or a coherent event to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar la Crowe
Wee
Colt, Summer & Co
Ba Cross
Netebum
New York
Kretehunm
Mhue
Georgia General Seizes Bribe Case In Cotton Plan
General Crosvenor of Georgia rejected a bribe offer of two hundred thousand dollars from Leo nuit Cohn for a favorable cotton plan decision. General Steedman expelled the offender from his department and confiscated the bribe portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cera
Crosvenor
Georgia
Cotton crop report from Aviene Hiro failure in Weatorn region
The August dispatch notes a damaged cotton crop near Tynnes ave and claims the area yields about 200 pounds per acre. It mentions an incomplete land from Memphis to Corinth and cites Capt Wertz with Messrs Schade and Baker appearing before a military committee in Washington for fresh testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noweais
Memphi
Corinth
Reported for the polly Horala and Mexican news flash
Important news from Mexico includes reports on condition of African Americans in Mississippi, financial status of the United States, and military actions in Vera Cruz and on the Rio Grande. The Times notes Austrian losses, court martial executions, and evolving labor conditions among freedmen in Mississippi. Also lists shipping tenders, a major bank robbery in Wellington Ohio, and crop prospects for potatoes across the eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Tribune
Brownardly
Texas
Senor Habes
Con. Steele
Genle Wiltso
Draper
Senor Rabba
Senor Romero
Gen
Orleza
Rio Grande
Anya
Lopongatien
Repubblic
Vera Cruz
Shivdiatrict
Urivata
Senecia Madre
Phis
Aobasco
Gorica
Piva
Orisa
Mexico
Imperialisia
kiWed
Herald
Washington
Samuel ‘Choning
Agst
Migakasppi
Vickuburg
Ander
Mixed 1865 dispatches from Washington and Havana
Reports from New York and Washington on cabinet meetings and army commissions. Generals Torbert, Ayers, and Bragg receive postings while Gen. Miller is removed. details on prison camp conditions at Andersonville and witness testimony about diarrohea and scurvy among captured soldiers. Havana gossip covers steamers, slave trade fears, and local disturbances. brief New Brunswick murder verdict and Siam intelligence reach the wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posta Washington
Indian Affairs
Harlan
Port Scott
Evening Post
Rapid Academa
Washington
Grantia
Alexandria
War Department
Gen. Miller
Gen. Bragg
Phage
Torbert
Winchester
Norfolk
Ayers
Havana
Agia
New York
Little Hattie
Rio Janeiro
Blanche
Denbigh
Maria Quinatero
Hergands
Dalco
Reland
Hawai
Acoonera
Florida
Savers Negroes
Kirby Smth
Matanzas
Andre Stil
Benjamin
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Dupague Herald
Parocrastic County
Caret
Lars
Pouelac
Golal YS
Coretas
Hans Manto
Bovson
Elas Wing
Mente
Woohington
Judie
Samos MB Cry
Marion Township
John McArthur
Sontoo Township
Grammond
Marion
Gonirion Schools
Sunson
Doranee
Cedar Rapids
Asolhee
Tivin
Wincondin
Tuown
Jesup
Yeateen
Gullacuille
Wisconsin
Wasutxoteh
Wertz
Telegraphic
Polly Horala
Wurtz
Ls Defense
Ohio
Tennessee
Gov. Brough
Chioe
Vaninaros
Dennison
Preifie Mart Steam Ship Co
Allen McTahan
Sin Mianeaco
China
Hon Nlulu
Sandwich
San Francisco
Tong Kone
Honolulu
Sandwich Tandy
Wellington National Bank
Wellington
Government Honda
Wasminatov
North
South Carolina
Beaufort
N.C
Newbern
North Carolina
Virginia
Judge Advocate Chapman
Oup Cave Paisox
Waartinaton
D. C
W. P Chipman
Judge Advocate Military Commission
Baker & Schade
B. A. Vanderkroft
Annapolis
Efe
Andersonvilla
Andersonville
Baker
Mirt'n Hogan
Werts
Yous
Siam
Pres T. Jancoln
Booth
Corbett
Bangstak
Gov. Brengs
Vernon
Dubisque
Sedjetul
North Cascade
Dobugu
Hichard Gregory
John McNamara
Richard Bennept
Icezool
Boos
Iowa
Brian EZ Boo We
Eowo &O
Boulthy Merchants
Thompson & Jones
Main Street
Childrens Caba
Platehd Goods
Britannia
Doalere
Caleb Sadler
Dubuque
SAB
Express &Herald Office
Northrop
Moiliam D&ierican
Wall
Ug Qalleys
Tate
Acit
Ainiy & Bth
Ste
Lows
John BR. Ewing
Sillville Road
Thomas Clary
John KR. Ewing
Chafline, Burtoy, & CO
Gochrmanw
Gtto Junrerma
Peter Kignr
W. Westphal
W. Hintrager
Tae
J. WM. Ofice Houre
PAM
Tod
Titum Soumid
M. Pleine
Rigtman
Edinga, Pras’, Shs, Cashier
Vtod P.M. Sasurdsye
LG. Stewart
Phoatiaansex
Btewart & Enerem
Athaoneam Building
Dubsqus, Laws
Wesician
suncEon
GM Staples
Weet
Mato Atrort
Tih
Sth Streete
Dubuque Laws
Helmbela
United States
Bearding & Sale Stables
Tore
Ea NW
The
Baptist Sanday & Hool
Manchuster Theenra
Pleketu
Jaqkaon
Ams Luyi
C. Sadler
Athenaum
J. Cole’s Dramatic Company
Nick OF the Woods
DR. Swain
Rouwvrbon
Trapared
Rive
Prore
Swain
Rite, Ney
Indo
Riverd
Ocean
Coe Bowels
Haemee
C. 1. Swain
Dubegee
Sherman
Carolinas
George Ward Nichols
Hood
Ita
Atlanta
Savannah
Johnston
Bom Harger
Wain Street
B. M. Harger
Weinibold
Seruaparitia
Quan Sitley
Avit
Coal Valley
Pennsylvania
Loms
Chicago
Caffall & Bro
Cafpfall & Bro
Walnafrout
Jno
Flick
Custom Hones
Sth & 9Th
Asine
White & Sth Streets
Atreeta
Houve
Seme
Jackson & 15Th
Finley
Davis Farm Addition
3D Street
Teres Ly
Catpall & Bro, Auctionsers and Res
Sth
Matin Streets
Caffall &Bro
Connolly
Tam
Ss. E. Green
Serene
Mullany
Dusugur
Reuwwaa
Waita
Grand Wizard Theatre
Aml
She
Anton Wittfelder
Triment
Turner's Hall
Widnesday
Mont
Europe
Slimane
al Teemer
Bert
B. Oniggio
RAE
Ean Hed
WAI
Cilapline & Burton
Bresson
White Street
B's
Bradsree
Tha
Pers “Batis Os
Delaware
Buchanan
Black Hawk
Reemer
Fayette
Chickasaw
Jackeon
Jones
Kenton
Union
Matison
Kancock
Worth
Wreconalo
Minoem
George W. Burton
Avery County
Y'svoom
Minnesota
T. Fanning
Soli
Hator
Burton
Kocrsts U
Bledetree
Ict Avenue
Locust Erecta Cuapline, Burto, & CO
Devindiah
Cataocn Sud
Carpline
Best
Cmapliss
Burton Aco
Real Estate Agen
Chafline
Dabaque
J.N. Hills
Berton
sBane , Se
Tycot
Eatoces
Sind
Babeg Jonet
Delamers
Dikerebt Cox
Thor
Alec Land
Salria Burtov-Aco
Bob & Art
Rach Dybadd
Taos
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