Understanding Believed to Exist Between Favre and Bismarck
Reports from European dispatches recount an apparent understanding between Bismarck and Favre on Paris and the path to peace. Prussia continues to aid Paris with three million rations while Austro-German relations remain guarded and Italy’s stance unclear amid ongoing armistice influence and peacetime calculations.
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Favre
Bismark
Bismarck
Spencer's Zeitung
Paris
Lonxpoy
Imes
M. Favre
Supply of Horse Meat Prolonged to February Tenth
Belgium ships large food consignments to Paris as horse meat supplies remain adequate until February tenth.
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Belgium
Paris
Fires Destroy Beloit Union Block in Wisconsin Blaze
A fire this morning gutted the Beloit union block in Beloit Wisconsin. Losses include the building at five thousand dollars Lawrence Co wholesale paper house fifteen thousand Beloit Prep Press three thousand five hundred and partial insurance coverage.
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Beoit
Wis
Beloit
Lawrence & Co
Beloit Prep Press
Revenue Collections in First and Second Districts
Cincinnati February 1 The Internal Revenue figures show collections in the First and Second Districts totaling 461240 69 dollars with details not fully disclosed.
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Cincinnati
First
Second
Army enters Switzerland and decree calls national assembly
Bordeaux reports a decree for a National Assembly on February 8 disqualifying extended imperial families from elections since 1789 and officials from 1851 to 1870. Bourbaki’s 80 000 strong army enters Switzerland while postal service is restored between Paris and Dieppe and Harve areas.
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Bordeaux
France
Jules Simon
London
Bourbaki
Switzerland
Otto Russell
Versailles
Par's
Harve
Dieppe
England
Paris
ARMIS
The Golden Age Debuts March First Editor Named
New weekly journal The Golden Age to launch March 1 with Theodore Tilton as editor. Also notes verdict in Haggarty case, bail raised to ten thousand dollars, and related political and social items from New York news dated February 2.
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Wilton
San Donningo
Morton
New York
Theodore Tilton
Reddy the Blacksmith
Threatened Ejection from Public Lands and Senate Actions
The Senate discussed appointing a Commissioner of the General Land Office and debated threats of ejectment from public lands in Iowa. Measures on district and circuit courts in Indiana, Oregon school funding, and sympathy for France were considered, with votes on multiple resolutions and bills and adjournment following committee actions.
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France
Indiana
General Land Office
Ifarlan
Pes Moines Valley
Iowa
Supreme Court
Committee On Judiciary
Kerr
U. S
Circuit
Congress
Senate
Buckingham
New England
Nye
Committee On Territories
Bil
Oklamaha
Pomeroy
Europe
Sherman
United States
Saulsbury
House
Joshua Hill
Georgia
Stewart
Farrow
Hill
Judiciary Committee
Thurman
Miller
Cele
Casserly
West Point
Dominican Rival Gabriel Readies Land Campaign Against Baez
In San Domingo a letter dated December 21, 1870 from Gabriel, Baez's opponent, says he plans a land assault to seize Baez’s main strongholds and expects success. Gabriel’s forces are larger than Baez’s foes admit and he intends to continue the struggle.
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San Domingo
Baez
Cabriel
United States
Boez
Wasitington
Sumner
Gabriel
Murderers Sentenced in Cleveland Slaying Case
Cleveland reports say Wnm Schal enberg, once convicted of wife murder, faces hanging May 18 after his sentence. Cantling to be sentenced for manslaughter the next day. Cincinnati item notes Charles Ray shot and wounded by City Marshal Farine at Anderson while resisting arrest.
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Senate
House
Willard
Jennings
Committee On Federal Relations
Green
Wadge
Boards of
Sinking-Fund Commissioners
Committee On
5Th Judicial Circuit
Cass
Minami
Pulaski
Yoas
Evansville
Twenty-first Common Pleas District
Fulton
Kosciusko
Wabash
Committee On Ways and
Judiciary Committee
Committee On Elections
William Shoenmian
Simon Wise
Laport
Treasury
Cleveland
Ohio
Wnm
Schalenberg
Cantling
Cincinnati
Charles Ray
Fiarine
Anderson
Connecticut Republicans renominate two congressmen in state
At Hartford the Republican 1st District convention renominated sitting Representative Julius Strong for Congress. In New Haven the 2nd District convention renominated S. W. Kellogg for Congress.
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Hartford
Julius Strong
Congress
New Haven
S. W. Kellogg
Dr Gelletin Sentenced to Ten Years in Penitentiary
Cleveland February 2 Dr Gelletin convicted of manslaughter for shooting Dr Jones in a case involving alleged seduction of his wife was sentenced today to ten years in the penitentiary Judge Thomas Bolton a former prominent politician died last night.
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Cleveland
Gelletin
Jones
Thomas Bolton
Bomb Shells Made at Cold Spring Foundry
All the available force of the Cold Spring Foundry has been set to work for the manufacture of sixty thousand bomb shells. The source of the order is not disclosed.
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Lenald
Washington
Morton
Morgan
Delano
Denmark
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cold Spring
L. Hill
Columbia Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Portemouth Bob Faces Unclear Liverpool Challenge
A cryptic, fragmentary note from Portemouth centers on Bob and a Liverpool link. The details are garbled, leaving readers with a vague scene of cross city action and an unresolved outcome.
Fort Wayne Lumber Market Listings Narrowed
Fragmentary OCR lists lumber products and pricing from Fort Wayne market including select boards flooring and common grade lumber. Names and details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a local supplier catalog style.
Dairy and grain prices and mixed commodity listings
The page lists prices for flour and wheat varieties, oats, rye, buckwheat, corn, and beans, plus sundries like vinegar, wax, cranberries, tallow, and wool. It also includes meat, furs, and hunting goods with per pound or per unit values, followed by currency and stock quotations from New York with gold and exchange rates.
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Polaloeb
Kitts
Perth
Carly Gray
Market Report from Cincinnati Flour and Wheat Dull
Telegraph dispatch notes flour dull and unsettled with no accurate quotations. Wheat dull and nominal. whiskey steady. Hogs at 6 75. receipts 1,490. Provisions quiet. pork at 22 cents. bulk meats 10 4 to 10 ½ cents. lard high. River risen 15 inches to 22 feet 9 inches. weather cold at 36 degrees below zero.
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Cincinnati
Lelaway
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