Java arrives in Liverpool as New York trades and accidents loom
The Daily Journal reports the Java reaching Liverpool while New York buzzes with ship news and stock moves. Amid a tangle of incidents, from a benzine explosion in Reed’s, to a fatality in Brunswick and a race in Terre Haute, traders suspend payments and rumors swirl about consolidations and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
Brooklyn
Ae Javo
Cuba
New York City
Produce Exchange of
Eugene Finck
Mutuals
Rexfords
Godfrey
San Francisco
Stars
Eckfords
Red Cloud
Richards
Grand Island
Dadan
Ebr
Piast
Baltimore
Liver
Halifax
Boston
Orday
Senate Passes Fifteenth Amendment Bill Amendments
Congress adjourned with the Senate substituting and passing the Fifteenth Amendment bill after late-night sessions. Amendments criminalize attempts to influence voters by depriving colored citizens of work. House considered petitions to abolish National Banks and other finance measures. Debates on labor eight-hour law and ministerial salaries occurred amid Louisiana election dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Congress
Treasury
Cullom
Supreme Court
Cox
Judiciary Committee
Committee On Foreign Affairs
A. P. Hovey
Peru
Bing Oreo Ca
China
Brace
Gen. Asboth
Gen. Steadman
Santiago de Cuba
United States
National Cemetery
Arlington
Monitor
Damleo
Naigota
Asn
Dawes
Hous
Louisiana
Newsham
Ryan
Evoria
Newnham
Mbler
Her
Hesman
Beatty
Hingham
Blair
Buffington
Lard
Cook
D Farns- Burchard
Vis
Wes
Worth
Ketcham
Orth
Peters
Strong
Way
Foreign News and Indian Affairs Dominate Telegraphic Service
Telegraphic dispatches report Napoleon's speech and Espartero's acceptance of the Spanish crown. Indian unrest looms at Red River with Fort Garry excitement after Riel faction arrests. Brule chiefs travel to Washington with Parker to meet hostile Wyoming allies. O'Neill plans border interception with California volunteers amid Red River tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Cuicago
Fort Garry
Riel
Canada
Pale
Sioux City
Washington
Spotted Tail
Swift Bear
Fast Bear
Yellow Hair
Parker
Loud
Wyoming
Winnipeg
Reil
Perreau
General O'Neill
Chicago
O'Neill
Beng
Bishop Tache
M. C. Smith
B. F. Walsh
California
General Synod Adjourns as Trustees Report Seminary
Cincinnati May 21 The General Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church adjourned at noon until Monday morning The trustees of the Theological Seminary at New Brunswick presented a report highly commended by the Seed The committee notes a long list of indications causing mourning including Rome Bible Sabbath church doctrine marriage relations venality corruption and extravagance of government and people They recommend the first Thursday in January as a day of fasting The report was accepted A union with the United Presbyterian Church is set as a special order for Monday afternoon
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Oiscinnati
General Synod
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Theological Seminary
New Brunswick
Times
Rome
United Presbyterian Church
New York
Venezuela
Guésaman Blanco
Blanco
Mr. Bassalt
United States
Williams
New York Theological Seminary
Brewers Ask About Beer Stamp Cancellation Methods
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue says brewers may continue using the current method to cancel beer stamps and need not adopt Wheeler's patent or any alternative. The note discusses related questions in light of postal and department correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Whees Haniesok
Department of Pacific
Telegraphic world notes from May 21 across cities
Reports from Lexpos Paris Madrid Havana and London cover municipal corruption in New York City praise for the plebiscite in France and royal acceptance rumors in Spain and Spain Italy and Britain. Edits note Lisbon uprising and British fleet movements and a race detail at the Tyne.
Presbyterian Reunion in Philadelphia and Foreign Relations Update
News briefs from New York and Philadelphia report a Presbyterian Reunion discussion at the United Presbyterian Assembly in Philadelphia with a plan to hear foreign matters next Wednesday. Venezuela notes detail BlancoGuésaman’s forces seizing the capital after three days of fighting and looting.
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Presbyterian
Philadelphia
Boundaries Set for Presbyterian Synods and Presbyteries
Philadelphia May 21 The Joint Committee on Reconstruction proposes geographic boundaries for Synods and Presbyteries and limits on new or small units. The plan preserves current representation and continuities, with changes deferred to a later time. The report was placed on the docket for Monday afternoon and the session was omitted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Presbyterian General Assembly
Joint Committee On
Presbyterian Assembly Debates Great University Plan
The Presbyterian General Assembly met in Louisville on May 21 for a morning session. Rev Dr Lyon of Mississippi spoke in favor of a great Presbyterian University, after which the subject was sent to a committee led by Rev Dr Palmer of New Orleans for digesting and presentation to the body. Reports on foreign missions and education were referred to standing committees, delegates from corresponding bodies were to be heard Monday, and adjournment followed for the next session.
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Paris
Halle d' Etat
Corps Legislatif
Prince Imperia
Schneider
Euides
France
Mapaio
Espartero
Spain
Roms
Ecumenical Council
Pata the Mumber
Owever
Doxma
Lonpox
the Times
McHenry
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
McClellan
Presbyterian Assembly
Louisville
Presbyterian General Assembly
Presbyterian University
Lyon
Mississippi
Dr. Palmer
New Orleans
Foreign Missions and Education
Butler elected Secretary of State in Tennessee
After three days of balloting in the Legislative Convention, Thos H Butler was elected Secretary of State. A Senate Railroad Investigation Committee report criticized the Tennessee and Pacific East Tennessee and Western North Carolina and Knoxville and Charleston lines for illegal bond issues and below par sales. Legislation is urged to protect the state from losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Thos. H. Butler
Tennessee
Senate Railroad Investigation Committee
Tennessee & Pacific
Knoxville
Judge Halts State Endorsement of Blue Ridge Bonds
In Washington D C on May 21 Judge Mellen granted an injunction after a two day hearing against the endorsement of Blue Ridge Railroad bonds by the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
Mellen
Republicans Nominate City Ticket in Ricamont May Morning
Republicans nominate George A. Cahoon for Mayor and Hon. L H Chandler for Commonwealth Attorney in Ricamont. Election set for Thursday and expected to be a close, exciting contest.
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Ricamont
George A. Cahoon
L. H. Chandler
Commonwealth Attorney
Dramatic season at National Theatre ends week with benefit
Cincinnati notes the dramatic season at the National Theatre closes tonight with a signed engagement by Jeo and Teferson. Manager Miles plans a Friday evening benefit performance to support the theatre and its staff.
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Cincinnati
National Theatre
Ted Nicht
Jeo, Teferson
Miles
Hancock Not Chosen for Pacific Command Details Revealed
Sunday Night's military dispatches reveal why Hancock was not given command of the Department of the Pacific. The correspondence shows Sherman and the President weighing Hancock's rank against departmental needs and personal relations. Georgia politics and Governor Bullock's stance on reconstruction are also discussed.
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Hancock
Department of the Pacific
Gene Hancock
Sherman
Pacific
Department of Missouri
Department of Dakota
Missouri
Gen
Gen. Grant
Department of the Missouri
District of Louisiana
Grant
Washington
Hank
New Orleans
Langus
Thomas
Halleck
Meade
Philadelphia
Schofield
Red River
Winnipeg
United States
Bullock
Georgia
Joshua Hill
Bingham
Republican Party
General Assembly
Union
Party of
Fragmented Historic Note On Racial Struggle And Political Change
A garbled text fragment hints at a discussion of Congress and an inaugural event. It mentions a Sabiene Congress and references anger, fear, and social tension. The draft contains unclear names and phrases, including “the black man,” suggesting a context of civil rights discourse amid confusion.
Burtride matter dominates Louisville church services
In Louisville on May 12 a cens ey cover will feature Jon Longs Jeter discussing the Burtride issue. Church pulpits across the city plan to minister during the Presbytery meeting with Dr Palace of New Orleans and Dr Dab Moy of Virginia among speakers addressing the matter.
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Loutevilis
Louisvillle
Couric Censey
Jon L. Longs Jeter
Nioveneon
Presbyterisk Avserobiy
Vonerret
Ile Pir
Second Presbyterian Clercres
Mirhe
Ay Dr. Palace
Ucleurs
Aua i v. de
Unclear fragmentary text on a fire incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fire incident with mention of firemen and possible injuries. Names and details are unreadable, with jumbled phrases about people, gear, and location. The readable content provides no coherent facts to date or identify.
Fragmentary OCR notes on public notices and rowers
Incoherent text references public notices and rowing personalities. Mentions names like Marie and Hines with unclear roles. Lacks complete events, dates, or places to determine a coherent news item.
Lyons Portable Fors Patent Ad Readout 1510
Fragmentary OCR shows a patent advertisement or article note referencing Lyons Portable Fors and a date April 12 1510. It includes scattered phrases about work, caps, and vendors such as HM BROANILAR & GOW Stoves and mentions a location possibly Eville. The readable text is highly garbled with many illegible names and terms.
Suzawberry Festival at Trinity Church School
A community festival event is announced for January at Trinity Church School located at Tinel and Vine. The notice lists activities and local participants including Avronenion and local families.
Fragmented Text Summary of Historical Snippet
The readable lines show partial phrases about a person named Shug and a group or event with numbers and prices. Limited clarity prevents identifying full subjects, dates, or locations from the damaged OCR fragment.
Unknown garbled text blocks a regional snippet
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered fragments likely from a local page. Names and places are unclear, with no complete events or identifiers to confirm a specific person, organization, or date.
Unknown local notice with partial OCR text
Fragmentary OCR item mentions an address 12 MAIN STKE and names J. BRK plus Amos TRS La i ahi AP A wean Kalhxe 12. The readable portion suggests a public or private notice at a street address but concrete action or scope is unclear.
Raoley's dige'sy Powis ee eS wu Wh hae see Ny
A fragmented OCR passage describes a sequence of seemingly random words and names. The readable items include mentions of Raoley and Powis, with unclear actions and dates. The text appears damaged, offering little coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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Rarrier
CPO Smt Eevee
American Watch & Clock Company
Main Street
Broond
Commission
Beiter ‘Ganekt
Evanaville, IL
Rufpner, J Jr
Commission Meredi
Olvio River and
Kanawha Salt Companies
Evansville
Ind
Ceeus
Apa
Rover
Tm. & CO
Wm.e. French
Wholesale & Retail
E. French & CO
C. Cloths
M. E. French & CO
Main St
Evanaville, Indiana
P. Hornbrook
Sumtaes
Espa
Andens
Ike Evila
Inhaerr
Daily Journal
Revolution
Ballard
Croley
Mesarston and Ludwell
Alex, Carpenter
J. E. Carpenter
Toledo
Reed's Eve Establishment
Charlesn
Mast
I Aeceipr Oe
Helmken Kruch Carrol
British Columbia
Camne
Pte Ed Tee
New Yorkings
Arc. Ae Railroad Company
Robert Gislet
Len
Brunswick N. J
Samuel Bergen
Bonnatrook
N. J
Ate Railroad
Coring
Aboda
Robt
Merrifield
Francisco
Central Yaetae Railroad Co
California Pacific Helicosad
Union and Central
Dora McLillan
St. Paul
Methadist Episcopal Church
Herdrickson & Bros
Essen
Oble
Koedie
Lod
Mr. Lawson
Charies Francis Adams
Oiney
Massachusetts
Nathaniel Ayer
Elliott
Harvard University
Fort Scott
Kansas
Sarah Buckley
Eliza Buckley
Missouri Republican
Lander
Game Paper
Carrie Phillipe
Ney
Mr. Best
Ee Gan
Chas, Schults
Hudson County
Louis
Eny
Forsyth
Kangas E Heath
Sap Corps
1St Point
Brooklyn Woman's Club
Miss Hutchinson
Dres
Nelile White
Norwalk
Conn
John H. Hermenz
M. E. Suslaky
St. Nis
Susisky
Femens
Lowe
Cheyenne
Davis and Associates
Union Pacific Railroad
Com
Memple
Columbus
W.B. Vance
Geo. Watson
W.D. Foster
E. Well
B.T. Samuels
A. G. Hagsdale
Bings &Co. Gayle & Co
F. Bland
Geo. Taylor
E. Jones, Wetzler & Co
W. H. Weeks
Iuto
Erie Railway Company
Weehawken Stock Yard Company
Weehawken
Fall River
Albany
Sloek
Congressional
Dispatches
Emperor Napoleon
Foreign News
Lexpos
the Spectator
Lisbon
Duke de Loule
Saldanha
Council of Ministers
Napoleon
Cornunna
Havana
Gibacoa
Lisson
Soldanhua
Count Perniche
the Tyne
Hopper White
Winship
Nashvilles
Gov. Bullock
Picellias
Eorcia
Thor
Malliend Archest
Pirprerac
Ttu
Panling
Budly
Aia Panda
Lonpor
Marie Li
WEW Advertisements
Lyons Portable Fors
ORY Ieee
Bane
Wits
Telde
Fool Ps
Cureniar
Jones
Agen Om
GOW
Utian
Reese Ladie
Seethbow
CATIA
Jaume
Trinity Church School
Orks
Obie Psl
Petae Grer
Apes Oil
Talenud
Watt
J Hemmer
Inet
Pepa
Ay Das To
Ae Eins
Orem
DE RO
areTy
J. Brk
Raoley
Dige'sy Powis
Honda
ARS
Daas
Hicks
EU Jrar
Arorastiy
Ertan
RMA
Ana Saaf
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