Maud Miller and the Beer Garden Song
A Summer afternoon scene in a saloon shows Maud Miller singing and flirting with customers. Jans Brinker, wealthy and bold, courts her with beer as a chorus of townsfolk dream of a different life, until Tragedy and temptation lead to a doomed choice and a lonely ending.
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Dreitman
Maud Miller
Jans Brinker
Goonie
Maud
Tans
Union Park
der Blay
Souligny
Agalo
Rebel plots and treason in Canada 1804 reveal order of Liberty
Letter from Jacob Thompson details Confederate attempts to incite and fund insurrection in the Northern states. The narrative describes plots to seize Illinois Indiana Ohio, arson and sabotage, financial schemes to destabilize gold markets, and measures to influence the 1864 election, with names and actions tied to the Sons of Liberty and the Order of the Star.
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New York Times
Jacob Thompson
Canada
Greeley
Republican Congressional Committee
the Tribune
Grants Party
Badeau
War Department
Northern Heart
Dar
New—York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Greeley accused in vast conspiracy to pay rebel debts
Chicago Inter Ocean details alleged schemes linked to Horace Greeley involving pensions to Confederate soldiers, secret negotiations, and a push by Democrats to fund rebel claims. The piece charges treachery, calls for voter vigilance, and frames the issue as a national financial threat tied to the 1872 political landscape.
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Horace Greeley
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Greeley
Carmichael
Congress
United States
South
House of Representatives
Renato
Doolittie
Sendricks
Liberal
Iecsa Democrats
Europe
Washington
Treasury
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Fragmentary Local Report From Odd Parlor Incident
A garbled OCR note describes an unusual scene in a parlor where A pealletien in Bye naps. An Astighter near the ear is mentioned with food and a wire tool. The fragment hints at an awkward extraction event and a peculiar household mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pealletien
The Boston Globe Endorses Grant Over Greeley
The Boston Globe contrasts the two nominees. Grant is praised for his blunt honesty and faithful wartime principles, leading to prosperity under his administration. Greeley is described as energetic but credulous, aligned with bad allies, making him unsafe for the people. The choice hinges on which man offers safer leadership for four years.
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Chaaries H. Cole
Forrest
Michigan
John Y. Beall
Johnson's Island
Cole
Beall
Tooney
Sandusky
Leveland
Cleveland
Detroit
Johnson'’s Island
Middle Bar Island
Parsons
Bay of Sandusky
Sandwich
C. W
Confederate States
Bennett
Burley
Coles's
Benll
Tapia Cole
Johnson
The
Boston Globe
Lhe
Greeley
Grant
Ingenious French device records heart pulsations
A French physician has invented a device that can photographically register the heart’s pulsations. It is notable for its adaptability to record respiration variations and irregular actions such as coughing and other physiological or pathological phonomena.
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Republican
Geo. Burt
Henry
Illinois
Mr. Greeley
Lincoln
Inter
Holt
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Missouri
Pearls
Springfield
Peoria
Horace
Order
Indianapolis
Louisville
Judge Bullet
Kalus
Memphis
McDonald
McClellan
Sons of Liberty
John Potterfield
Nashville
Montreal
New York
Mr Clay
Lyon
Potterfield
Georgg Butler
Minor Major
Missssaippi
St. Louis
Churchil
Marto
Headly
Camp Douglas
Rock Island
Morton
Camp Chase
Elmira
Hines
Martin
New York City
Rny
St. Albans
James T. Bates
Shaad
Buffalo
Army of Virginia
Order of the Star
Stonewall Jacksons
War Office
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Cairo
K. J Stewart
Virginia
Teime
Richmond
Clay
Pina
New York News
Corinth
Beryant
J. Toomrsoney
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