Lincoln in Washington and the rising Civil War
The narrative describes Abraham Lincoln's arrival in Washington, delivery of important railroad reports, and his inauguration amid growing tension as 75,000 three months men are called. It references plans to burn bridges, resistance at Baltimore, and the peril surrounding Lincoln's path to the capital, with reactions from New York on Fisk's death and local business notices.
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Washington
Lincoln
Willard’s
Wiliam
Lita
Fort Sumpter
Mr. Trist
Geb. Scott
Baltimore
Calvert Street
Felten
Abraham Lincoln
New York
Fisk
Ciy
Stexor
Republican State Central Committee
Harrisburg
Progress and Messenger Clash Over Patent Newspaper System
A Hancock County paper defends cooperative printing, arguing the Progress offers more reading matter, better quality and lower cost than the Messenger. It rebuts claims from the Messenger and cites editorials and legal notices, asserting the one-sided approach harms subscribers and editors alike.
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Indiana Messenger
England
Yankees
Priliters
Indiana Aessenger
Acason
Lue Progress
Messenger
Prrogines
Progress
Aressenger
Measenger
New York
Governors scramble for governor nomination in political column
A party editorial attacks several gubernatorial candidates in Pennsylvania. It lauds Gen Whittle as strongest nominee, praises Harry White as Republican choice, and disparages Hartranft as policy lacking. It critiques Coleman Morrel as tariff advocates and notes broad party divides.
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Mechanicebare
Diovernor
Iis
Witte
Whittle
Republican
Harry White
Senate
W. A. Wallace
Democracy
Pennsylvania
Hartranft
Auditor General
Coleman
Morrel
Independent Republicans Back General Harry White
A letter expresses support for General Harry White as the best option amid great issues of the day and asserts independence from any pet project. The writers favor White subject to Convention action and reserve actions for the party's principles, showing no hard feelings toward other named gentlemen.
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Ers
Harry White
National Republican Convention Sets Philadelphia Meeting Date
The National Committee met in Washington to fix the next National Republican Convention location and date, choosing Philadelphia on June 12, 1573. Ex-Gov. Chittenden of Massachusetts presided, as speakers praised Union restoration, public credit, labor rights, naturalization treaties, and anti corruption while urging nonpartisan civic duty.
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Isbs
Washington
Livi
Republican Party
United States
Multan
Phat
Fulton
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Priares
T County
New York and Central Newspaper
N. Y
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Lousted
Philadelphia
Brancock Conservative
Papua
Ubriyie Nulicn
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T. D. Cunningham
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Oreess
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Gamble
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Rotingon
Alexaster Ma Qaughey
James A. Laney
Wal A. Black
Mort Court
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Jd Lowry
Court of Common Pleas
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Heal
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Indiana County
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Yorr
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Jacob
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