Telegram from Stanton on Curtin re election and Union support
The telegram to Forney praises Pennsylvania’s Curtin victory and Union resolve. Stanton lauds the state for backing the Union cause in October, while criticizing Democrats who opposed Union leaders. He questions if Democrats would again enlist to fight foes if summoned.
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Pentissivania
Curtin
Toyota WY
Leng
Leps
Wesstone
Pensylvania
Woodward
The Shoddy Era Refugees California Gold Rush Debacle
In a broad review the piece notes California migration and economic decline as population fades, with Nevada Arizona and Mexico drawing settlers while copper and placer mining wane. It contrasts lavish northern society with the era of shoddy wealth and cultural excess, predicting continued emigration and shifting fortunes.
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Sevata
Porntory
Califopnia
Areh Omines
Tavric
Mexico
California
Nevada
Calfornia
Arizona
Timber Piles of London Bridge Prove Durable Through Centuries
A historic note on piles sustaining London Bridge shows five hundred years of service with only slight decay since 1845. It cites Oak and Elm materials, and compares Trajan’s Danube bridge where a timber pile remained largely unchanged after 1,600 years.
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Drew Or Woon
London Bridge
London
Trajan
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Trial in Chicago for alleged infernal machine plot
Nehemiah Lludgge stands trial in Chicago on charges of attempting to disturb SoM Whipple with an infernal device sent by express. An anonymous notifier guided Whipple to the danger, the box was opened and found to be dangerous, leading to Hodge's indictment based on letters and alleged evidence.
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Chicago
Whipple
Express
Hodge
No Private Freights South of St
A civil war era clerk report requests stopping private freight clearances from the Customs House until public service needs are met. General J M Seniori hop, Maj. Gen. Commanding, notes transportation demands for public stock south and urges requisitions to employ all possible steamboats.
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San Francisco Temple Styles Contrast on Sacramento Street
An unnamed observer compares two Buddhist temples in San Francisco. The Sacramento street site is described as a simple wooden upstairs space with limited ritual fixtures, while the Pine street temple is praised for richer altars and metal vases. The piece notes diverse Chinese worship practices and possible temporary uses of the Sacramento street house.
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Sacramento Street
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National Telegraphic Union Convention Set In New York
The Gen Washington from New Orleans arrived this evening. The National Telegraphic Union convokes its annual meeting for Monday evening at 8 at the Everett House New York. Delegates will organize adopt constitutions and by laws elect officers for the coming year and conduct other business. Milwaukee No 25 No 1 wheat pricing is noted in New York reports with No 1 Chicago Spring referenced.
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Paris
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Washington
New Orleans
National Telegraphic Union
Everett House
Union
Milwaukee
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N.Y
Iowa
Union Forces Break Rebel Stands Along Teche Front
Advices show Gen Franklin entering Opelousas at noon with the enemy defeated five miles out. Vermilion Bayou position weakened as Dana’s column compelled a retreat. Union troops well supplied and in high spirits. An expedition of veteran troops sails soon, likely toward the Texas coast. Cotton receipts and prices reported as trade grows steady.
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