The Frankl in Lectu re and City Night Scene
George Alfred Townsend delivered a vivid lecture on The country and the People North of us praising the Union and Franklin tale. The skating park opened with flags, bands and crowds of youths. A colored population scare due to rumors stirred some anxiety but community leaders organized a reading room festival to aid the charity.
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Nan
Géorge
Alfred Townsend
Ani
John Franklin
Copenhagen
Greece
Trafalgar
New
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Andy Predicto
Baffins-Bay
Kane
Thule
John
HS Young
Fourth Street
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Rapui
Grant and Sherman Friendships Fuel Civil War Rise
A long excerpt traces Ulysses S. Grant’s path from West Point cadet to brevet second lieutenant in 1843, his resignation to enter business, and later rise after meeting William T. Sherman. It highlights Grants enlistment in Illinois volunteers, his early career, and the pivotal alliance with Sherman that strengthened during the Fort Donelson campaign and onward through the Civil War.
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Rideau
Grant
Tyre
Libya
Seale
Pleasa Glemont
Oli
Leathex
Ulysses
West Point
Abe
Ve Simpson
Syd
Secretary of War
U. S
Army
Tistiploma
Buena Vista
California
California and, Oregont. In 1848,He Married Julia ‘St. Lent
Predrick Dent
Hs Mids
Bios
Companyo
Sidiers
Stott
Vaylor
Aubaltern
Congress
Calalest
Tyne & Ae Rae
Childreyy
Ol Galen
Galbha
Springfield
Tinols
Atlv
Richard ‘Yates
Coloneléy Grant
Cincinnati
McClellan
Ohio Volunteers
Ilinois
West ‘Tennessee
William 'T. Sherman
Cairo
Sherman
Donelson
Heo
Evou
General Smith
Fort Donelson
Warner
Goon
Ohio Democrats reject Vallandigham nomination
Vallandigham meets defeat as Democrats in Ohio refuse to reward his leadership. Judge Thurgian is nominated as Senator from Ohio by a narrow 1 vote margin against 34 for the martyr.
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Vallandighsin
Ohio
Thurgian Ue
Ohin
Valvale
Outrage Blows Up Freedmen School in Kentucky
A report from Hardinsburg states a school for colored citizens was exploded during an exhibition by a man accused of intent to harm attendees. The blast wrecked the building, shredded the roof and benches, and left a keg with about twenty five pounds of powder buried under a desk. Officials seek to confirm details as authorities note this civil rights crime. Also cited are extreme cold records in St Paul and Madison, Wisconsin.
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Freedmen’s Bureau
Reckenridgé Courye
Huss
Hardinsburg
Triv
New York Boston and New England Cities
The fragment mentions New York and Boston along with New England cities, suggesting a regional focus. It lacks clear event or person details to define a full news item.
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Ots Jersey Agies
Dunkirk
Salamanca
New York
Union Repots
Matos Frou
Homrelsville
Corming
Salalanes
Hornella
Villa
Salamanes
Olean
Torn
New
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Boston
New, England
Cincinnati Express
Dun
Kirk
Harxwellsville
Buffalo
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Kentucky
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Minn
Madison
Wisconsin
Reat
New England
Andis
Deethorper Exchange
Michigan Streets
Cornellsville
Susquehanna
Turney
Great Bena
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Jersey
Cuty
New Jersey Railroad
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Hornellsville
Wimira Way
Ortjytern Central Railway
Efpr
Jay Harrisburg
Jorgeys City
New Jersey
Baltimoore
Washerington
Lngland
Dally
Turner
Elmira
Northern Central Railway
Harrisburg
Great Bend
Delaware
Kkayannnh Western
Scranton
Trenton
Theadelphia
Sftornoon
Tha Irie Hailway
Chemung
Pelaware
Ramapo
Namite
Lin
H.ereddle
WM. R. Barr
Eryds
Capeco
Baryell
Oan
Cee Dperty
Ogty
Sabato
Proulpeegtige
Ofeh Harge
Mylolocs Tetas
Eibo Pye
Ifrom
Elothea
J. D. Diffenbaugheh
Stephenson Street
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Chicago
Rade
Sam
Oly
GEO
Donmeyer
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R. Field
CHAS
J. Schmitt
Cashier
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Aeo
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Tee
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Vilerar
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Godes
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King
Stephenson St
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