News and Conflicts From The War in Europe May Four
Reports from New York and Liverpool detail the Vienna conference near failure. Austria refuses to concede on the Black Sea and seeks neutral balance while Russia, France, and England press their demands amid uncertain peace prospects. News from Balaklava and Sevastopol notes ongoing bombardment with no decisive breakthrough.
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New York
Austria
John Kassel
Drucyn de la Hoye
Tore Papois
Trussia
Black Sea
Sevastopol
St. Gee
Teveensin
Busse Baring
France
England
Auriria
Balaklava
Omar Pasha
Kernish
Sebastopol
Liverpool
Russia
Bo‘Yastopel
Gortschakoff
Ersjava
Vwa
Baltic
Vth
Seersour
Mie
Pris
Slike
George Hurlbet
Worth
Napoleon
Asia
WV. Y. Tribune
Anis
Halifax
Europe
Allien
Inkermasn
Malakoff Tower
Gorchabof
Michael
Nich
Tritone
Altoatie
Ruasin
Actish
Lord John Russell
Vienna
Danube
Satin
Turkey
Serbis
Bosnia
Albania
Ustria
Choles
Prussin
Poland
Volhynia
Gallicia
Principalities
Waraw Orki
Nicholas
Burse
Raumia
Alexani
Alexander
Vatel
Puffendorf
Constan
Tas
Panalayiam
Panslaviem
Germany
Clopetines Sadarn
Jane
Ovina Woiloes
Tull
Hungary
Italy
Francis Joseph
Americans Read and Catholic Oath in Papal Orders
The Journal reprints an excerpt from Papal orders to Archbishop Avaarxs of New York after a pilgrimage reporting Catholic progress in America. The message calls to crush republicanism and warns the church may flee to shores as governments waver.
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Popy
Rome
Avaarxs
New York
Holy Father
America
Hoyer
New Hampshire State Council denounces repeal of Missouri Compromise
The State Council of the American party in New Hampshire condemns the Missouri Compromise repeal and the introduction of slavery into new territories. They oppose any move to advance slavery and pledge unqualified disapproval of attempts to constrain anti slavery positions within party ranks.
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Ksow Nowesus
State Council
New Uampshire
Oho State Fair Planned at Calumbus September Event
The Board of Agriculture agreed to hold the State Fair at Calumbus on September 18 19 20 and 21. Railroads across the state pledge reduced rates for exhibition travel and participation. Martha Washington conspirators arrested on governor requisition in New York on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses. Wool prices expected to rise with observed sales in Rumley and nearby areas.
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Oho
Board of Agriculture Age
Calumbus
Martha Washington
New York
3D Lnst
Rumley
Ohio State Journal Republican Convention Notes and Candidates
Fragmentary OCR text from the Ohio State Journal Republican Convention coverage notes candidate names and party positions. It lists nominees for state offices and party leaders, with emphasis on reform and unity. The document references the convention in Ohio and mentions several counties and officials.
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Oho State Journal Republican Convention
Nebraska
Republican Men
Ohio
Sen
Friends of
Reform
Tran
Goyxawon
Hazilton County
Jacobhoot
Richland
C. T. Fishback
Clermont
R. C
Montgomery
H. Griewold
Benj S. Cowen
Belmont
J. FP. Botel
Trumbull
Goverson
WH. P. Deart
Starz
W. J. Baker
Ross
W. B. Fairchild
Greene
W. T. Bascom
Franklin
Treasuken
Stare
Jas. A. Bee
Cuyahoga
Wm. Price
Butler
W. It. J de B. Steel Rankie
Averron
Frank. M. Wright
Champaign
Simeon Nash
Gatlia
A. Bushnell
Ashtabula
Osrell Marsh
Jefferson
A- G. Conaver
Minami
Cyrus Howard
Henry
Samuel S. Brown
Allen
Hamilton
A. F. Hinech
Thrall
H. H. Dodd
White
Lares
Arrowsey Gexenart
Kimball
Medina
R. Ting
Baker
Wm. Windom
Knox
C. W. Brown
Guba
Repeal the Nebraska bill to save Kansas and the West
This call urges immediate repeal of the Nebraska bill to end what is described as a continuing mischief threatening Freedom in Kansas. It demands mobilizing public meetings and petitions to Congress to undo the latest legislation, establish a territorial government, and restore peace on the western frontier. It condemns Missouri slaveholders influence and seeks constitutional remedy.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Kanan
Douglas
Igantas
Missouri
Seven Thousand Dollars in Bank Notes Stolen From Peninsular Bank
Detraity May 7 Saturday seven thousand dollars in fives and tens, never issued, were stolen from Peninsular Bank. Notes numbered from one thousand one to three hundred dated April 1883. No notes will be imelled. No clue yet to robbers. Reward over one hundred dollars offered for recovery.
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Albarey
Jolmes
M. Hubbard
Political Prospects and the Ohio Convention Debate
A discussion on the Ohio Republican scene argues against one man or faction forcing a nomination. It favors a convention chosen by the people, seeks nominees firm on the Slavery question, and urges unity for a winning Anti Nebraska campaign. The Norwalk Reflector and Cleveland leader comment on state officer candidate selection.
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Stncey
Odling
Chase Shoul
Lis
Oca
Chase
Ohio
Buckeye
Rathe
Norwalk
Cleveland Feral
Freedom or Singerr in the Slavery Crisis
The editorial asks readers from Whig, Democratic, Know Nothing and Anti Nebraska camps whether the North will defend or surrender on the Kansas and slavery issue. It declares the crisis demands a clear stance against slavery expansion outside slave states and urges unity to oppose surrender to proslavery power. The piece cites Liberty and virtue as stakes and calls for decisive action in the coming struggle.
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Missouri
Senator Atchison
United States Senate
Know Nothings
Kansas
Free State
Lowieville Journal
Free States
Acrox
Enonsite of Freedom
Congress
Arade
United States
Gronor
Edtor
Teany Wan Haz
Atchison
Sandusky
Free Territory
Elaine
Poe
Jesus
Handa
V. F. Tribune
Outrage and political hints spark frontier tensions in Ohio
The letter decries a frontier terror, naming Jacob Cantril and Gabe Hall in a wagon dispute where Hall stabbed at the wagon. Cantril’s arrest and the verdict favoring Hall trigger protests. It cites editor Bascom for Secretary of State, notes Akron Beacon backing SP Chase for Governor, and warns against convention discord. The Sly Comair canal plan and a Lake Superior pleasure voyage are mentioned with tentative dates.
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St. Louis Democrat
Jacob Cantril
Inde
Sirsee
Gabe Hall
Cantril
Hall
Crniil
Crniil— A Seamed Sploces Was Finiog Bae
Koeping
Akron Beacon
Medina Gazette
Chase
Cleve
Beaton
Sexton
Alan Beacon
Saat
Lake Superior
Candidates Absent Personal Solicitation Marking Campaigns
A period piece notes that many seek office but few actively solicit votes while the public camps in. The Springfield Republican voices support for a suitable man chosen in convention and comments on Republican sentiments and political figures amid shifting endorsements.
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Campaasig
Springfield
Republcan
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