Open Air Sermons and Disturbances in New York
Reports from New York describe Rev Stephen H Tyng Jr and other clergy preaching in open air across the city amid large, orderly crowds. Separately a riotous incident rescued some prisoners by rowdies. Other dispatches note political and commercial happenings including a Vanderbilt donation and a steady bricklayers strike with wage protests.
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New York
Stephen H. Tyng
Jacmel
Hayti
Picas
Bayne
Alexander
Frederick Joses
Boston
Ansever Theological Seminary
Commodore Vanderbilt
Comatook
Collins Steamship Line
Washington
Hollins
Hati
Secretary of the Treasury
Republican Executive Committee Meeting Announced
The Republican Executive Committee members are ordered to meet at the four NAL Uorrier this Tuesday at 2 o'clock. A fall attendance is desired.
Congressional candidates hold kept district forums
Gen James C Wearen and Hon William BE Neenack met in this city for a series of joint discussions across multiple counties and towns including Bolero Pite County Knox County Princeton and Vanderburgh County with schedules announced for September and October. Papers throughout the district were asked to copy details of the meetings.
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James C. Wearen
William BE. Neenack
Congress
Bolero
Pite County
Sepfervieve
Woeitnetot
Daviets County
Thesday
Boptert
Vince Too
Knox County
Wedneaiay
Princeton
Gibson County
Thiaraday
Ragretitwer Ln
Prnneville
Vanderburgh County
Friatin
Sey TherabarriiLhark
Vernon
Posey
Warnek County
Wednealay
Meeting Tonight Promises Rare Republican Entertainment
The meeting to night offers an intellectual program with speakers Veateh and Col. Detlart expected to engage attendees. Detlart may recite Sheridan's Ride and Sherman's March to the Sea, with Turner Hall to be filled to capacity and ladies invited to attend with good seats provided.
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Veateh
Col. DeTlart
Sheridan
Sherman
Turner Hall
Democratic prank mars governor race event at fair ground
A lively political prank disrupted plans to welcome Governor candidate Dr. Mongan and Senator Henopicks at the fair ground. Wurrnesty arranged a carriage and spirited away Henopicks before the northbound train, provoking indignation among the K G group while the prefects watch for further action.
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Hercules
Democratic Party
A. T. Wuerrtessy
Dr. Mongan
Henoners
Fair Ground
Bo Y
Mr. Fisxpuicks
City
Wure
Wurmesey
Ordinance Debated Over Animal Cruelty Issue
The text discusses considering an ordinance against cruelty to animals and notes tension over how to handle a joint discussion. It references Jinokras and Mr Henpellexs and comments on Democratic papers and the council’s stance.
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Jinokras
Henpellexs
Demokrat
City Council Enters Real Estate Deal
The council proceeds this morning with a large real estate investment using the mayor's casting vote to allocate about 30,000 for unused city lots. Critics say the most valuable lots belong to the mayor, raising questions about the casting vote and public interest.
Canvass in Warrick County by Messrs Kereheval Wartman
Boonville August 17 1868 editors Journeais Messrs Kereheval and Wartman completed the Warrick canvass with ten speeches over the week They report awakening supporters to confidence and hope for the fall elections crediting the two men with stirring loyal residents of the county Boonville.
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Warrick
Boonville
Joureais
Kereheval
Wartman
Boon Ville
Muster Out of Army Pay Masters Illness of General Rawlins
Fifteen thousand people turned out in a grand procession for the funeral of Thad Stevens. The telegraph reports illness affecting General Rawlins and notes misalignment in the express mail route during the march.
Express Train Crash and Unitarian Convention Notes
News from New York reports the Shore Line Express derailment near Stony Creek with multiple injuries and a bridge fall. It also covers the National Unitarian Convention in New York, health experiments on quarantined cattle, and local political murmurs including K Corning’s congressional bid. Further notes include church fundraising, Rockland Lake fire losses, and poison-exhumation investigations.
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New York
Board of Health
Shore Line
Goston
New Haven
Stony Creek
Caufield
Martford
H.C. Pratt
Boston
K. Corning
Rockland Lake [Ee Company
Sarah J. Ganeble
Clarkstown
Rockland County
Cone
Greenw Cemetery
Assuin
Jarrow Chemical Company
Uiate
French High Court of Appeals
Credit mobster dispute spurs shareholder clash
Across many items a battered summary notes shareholders opposing certain directors of the credit mobster while other reports describe a cattle plague near the Prussian frontier, a gunpowder blast in Belgium, a monument for Poland at Lenrich Lake, and threats against union workers.
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Credit
Ge. Ann
Belgium
Poland
Lenrich
Rasons
Conover
United States
W. P. Mellen
Treasury
Southwest
Gen. Grant
Delaware
Colden
North River
Brooklyn
Strom
Robinson
Columbia
Telegraph
Atlantic Docks
Sing Sing
Viet No. 2
William Paul
Charles Dotty
Red. Jones
Boston
Oto
Andover Theological Seminary
Remains of Thaddeus Stevens Laid In State in Lancaster
Crowds fill Lancaster streets as Thaddeus Stevens remains lie in state at his late home. A Sunday crowd keeps doors open despite length, with governors, senators, officers, and citizens visiting. Coffin opened at dawn, wreaths placed, procession forms to cemetery amid heavy city and regional attendance.
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Lancastrer
Thaddeus Stevens
Harrisburg
Eet
Cameron
Henzeman
Department
York
Eee
Pate
Westchester
Philadelphia
Cibles
Union League
Quera Literary Institute
Aleaeninn
Wy Burr
O. Fl. Cremer
Ae Op Bivler
K. Tt. Neven
City Cornet Band
Lancaster County
United States
Dd Ninth District
Pre, Goerea and
State Normal School
Mary Lode
Odd Fellows
Antes Order of American Mechanics
Board of Aldermen
Washington City
Price Reblican Invincibles Union
Geary
Nasington
Saestad
Funeral procession honor Thaddeus Stevens at Vermont cemetery
The Liutherien and St. James churches led a large burial service with Rev. Gotwald Rev. Wombert and Rev. Havlock. Dr Gray delivered closing remarks as speakers prayed for the nation. About 15 000 attended the ceremony amid orderly restraint.
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Liutherien Church
W. W. Gotwald
Dr. Wombert
St. James Episcopal Church
J. T. Havlock
Gray
United States Senate
Vermont
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Thaddeus Stevens
R. H. Larry
Illness of Gen Rawlins and Army Paymaster Changes
Gen Rawlins remains bedridden after two lung hemorrhages though improving. Army paymaster changes include Brevet Lt Col Fett and Brevet Lt Col Malcolm reassigned. Attorney General Evarts opinions the New Orleans Collector vacancy may be filled by the President during Senate recess, with a long constitutional discussion and Tenure of Office Act analysis. A China treaty ratified by the Senate waits for Chinese ratification.
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Rawlins
Gneral
New Orleans
Washington
Ktawlings
Ree
PR Rally
Dhe
Fett
IH. P. Malcom
Evatts
Senate
Wirth
Evarts
Wasustnearon
United States
China
Coroner inquest over Tippérary murder prompts reforms
August 17 reports describe a coroner's inquest into a Tippérary murder by tenants. A jury heard evidence and suggested broader liberal laws to prevent such scenes in the future. Also noted are arrivals of Reverdy Johnson in London and Tory Party meetings at Crystal Palace.
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Dueux
Schully
Tippérary
Lonpos
Reverdy Johnson
Southampton
London
Johnson
Lonpoyx
Lompon
Crystal Palace
Church
PT Aroma
Acotin
Ate Washington
United States
Cuba
Germania Yacht Sighted North of Bergen During North Pole Quest
Berwin August 17 reports the Germania yacht from Bergen to the North Pole expedition was seen in June at latitude 17 north, steering northward with sea clear of ice.
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Prussia
Berwin
Bergen
Norway
Man
North Pole
Finite sues Democrat over Kansas breach of promise article
Norman Finite sues the Democrat in St Louis alleging a breach of promise connected to an article about Nettie Johns of Leavenworth Kansas. He seeks twenty thousand dollars from Solomon city Kansas and claims Gen Sully moved troops and ration deliveries toward Republican Fork with militia and federal troops.
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St. Louis
Norman Finite
The
Democrat
Sreed HY
Nettie Johns
Leavenworth
Kansas
Solomon City
Sully
Reublican Fork
Crawford i
United States
Nashville Teachers' National Convention Opens at Capitol
In Nashville Spc 17 a large crowd gathered at the capitol as the Teachers' National Convention opened. The session focused on the National Superintendents' Association with several topics of interest discussed. Hon. H Barnard, expected to speak, did not appear.
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Nashville
Spc
National
Ornvention
Capitol
H. Barnard
Match Game of Base Ball Brings Defeat for Local Club
In Indianapolis on August 17 a match game of base ball between the Union Club of Morrisania and the Actives of this city ended with the local club defeat. The report notes the tense play and the outcome for both teams on the field.
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Inpranabors
Union Club
Morrisania
BG To
Parker & Co. Advertises Sewing Machines and Remedies
An old Boston advertisement praises Parker & Co. offering sewing machines and razors, with claims of wide trade and invitations for agents to join. The notice includes prices, addresses at 96 100 Summer St, Boston, and mentions various goods like plated ware and musical instruments. The text also contains health claims for a stomach remedy and references to other products and producers.
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Xe West
Parker & CO
oNos
Sommer St
Boston
Real Estate Agency Opens Office for Sales and Rentals
J. P. Elliott & Son Agency announces the opening of a real estate office offering sale and rental services. They invite persons with houses to sell or rent and buyers or renters to visit their office for arrangements.
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Aik
Local Textile Trader Offers Colored Goods and Warranties
An advertisement for F Graupner and Co offering wool cotton and colored fabrics to order from 18 M Water Street. It promises warranted work and prompt damages payment, with delivery across the city and mentions a market location on Oak and Cherry streets.
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F. Graupner
Bet
Paplian Lotion Soap Ad and Contractor Notice
Fragments advertise Pralon products Paplian Lotion and Paplian Soap for various uses. Also a bid notice for a bridge at Pigeon Creek near Crescent City Springs with deadlines October 1 1580 and retainage 2 percent, plans at the Auditor's office.
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Ul Corp
Art Bisch
Manly A
Mvansville
Jyidewen
Wheat Market Movements Signal Tight Money Ahead
Financial week notes strong wheat demand and rising prices to two dollars per bushel. Bank lending tightens as crop size and prices draw idle capital. rates steady at 10 percent on short bills and 12 percent on long paper. Exchange holds premiums and government securities weaken amid broad market activity.
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TN Eick Biedsh
Hbeedereans
Ang Oe Seeskeuereenrenstaan Pba
Aes
Desveisiabad
Bankers
No. First Street
New York Market Telegraph Digest August 17
Market notes and prices for grains and provisions across New York and Saint Louis entries. Wheat and corn bids, flour, rye, oats and barley show dull to steady activity with various regional sale figures and freight terms.
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Sig Telegraph
New York
Seer
Lowe Miodisrate
St. Loui
Dalttobate Roy
Wester
Elindle Arener
Market recap and price shifts in regional meat trade
Telegraph notes fluctuating meat prices with wider ranges. Prices trending downward for many cuts though some lines remain steady. Buyers express cautious demand while dealers adjust quotes amid uncertain markets.
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Stanly
Doriee
Cannes
Timothy
GoLb
Market News From Chicago and Louisville Telegraphed
Chicago market reports show prices slipping on grains and livestock with varied bids and weakened demand. Louisville notes a quiet tonage amid small receipts, with mild declines in bulk meats and grains and a cautious tone across trading floors.
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Loulay
Telegraph
Louisville
Bath
Asa
Hilda Dewdl
Cleeribaiden
Cledr Nides
Gallybrand Wal
Unclear Telegraphic Report From Mexico and Atlinist Summary
Fragmentary telegraph text mentions Mexico and Atlinist with scattered figures and items described as bales. It references a bale of some commodity and associated parties but lacks coherent context or complete details.
London Market Roundup Faint Gains Amid Mixed News
London trading shows a mixed tone with minor advances in a few sectors despite bomb scare notes and uneven demand. Grain prices hold steady with limited activity in uplands and wheat markets amid cautious investor sentiment.
Return from New York Sparks Brief Local Focus
A short local item notes someone has just returned from New York, with unspecified details and no further context provided in the fragment.
Keonsville Shop Advertises Broad Clothing Stock
In Keonsville Sam determined oxell the Champ est Goods to be found with a fine assortment of Buchak shirts drawers neckties underwear gloves suspenders and more at his old stand.
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Keonsville
New York Dry Goods Market Update
Telegraphic New York market notes show weather improvements aiding trade in the Sul nage region. Operators report steady activity with prices holding and buyers cautious as ships move in and out of harbor.
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New York
Telegraphic
de Diego
Ingston
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Gott
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Thad. Stevens
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Lancaster, PA
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Tien. Sully
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Janell
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Carlin
Fom New
Sam
Oxell the
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Evansville, Ind
J. H. Carlin
Evansville State Depot
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