Greeley and Grant Dinner After Wallbridge Funeral
In May 1871 at the White House after Horace Greeley attended Wallbridge’s funeral, President Grant invited Greeley to dine and discuss New York politics. Greeley hoped for political talk but Grant shifted to farming topics, leaving Greeley disappointed and discouraged about the party split.
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Marshal Brown
Residentien
Mosby and Grant Exchange at White House in Civil War Era
An account of a meeting at the White House where Mosby and Grant discussed politics with President Lincoln era figures. Forney and Forsy guided remarks, with comments on Horace Greeley and the push for universal amnesty and reconciliation after the Civil War. The piece highlights Greeley’s pacifist stance, his role in mercy, and South support for his nomination.
Mr Greeley At Home In Chappaqua Farm Visit
The New York World reports on Horace Greeley’s quiet arrival in Chappaqua at 10 AM with Alvin J. Johnson and companions. He toured his seventy five acre farm, cut timber, and engaged with locals before an evening departure by train, leaving villagers both surprised and eager for further contact.
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Greeley
Pleasantville
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Mount Cisco
I. T. Williams
New York
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Kenison
White Plains
Scari
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Grand Central
Illinois Watters and Local Developments
Fragments describe railcar self coupling history, county gatherings on June 19, and news on Roch Island Argus, Danville and Pekin papers, local fatalities, fires, and plans for iron works. Reports include new storekeeper appointments, peach prospects, large farm labor plans, and a fatal wagon accident with a surviving child.
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J. D. Danforth
Roch Island
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Pearson
Danville
John Gill
Bear Creeks
Wm. Brcades Finls
Pekin
Wilmington
Chandlerville
John Putman
Rushville
Carlinville Democrat
M. L. Sollivant
Ford County
Abbey Sodders
Peoria
Minnie Randsll
Paestley
Charles Mullen
Ulysses
Criminal Court of
Cairolinois
Abingdon Democrat
John M. Earel
Union Bank
Quincy
Compan
J. We Keeny
Lekiptton
Lim
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Jance Brown
Arenrse
Names of the States and Their Significations
The article explains the origins of U S state names. Virginia honors Elizabeth I, Florida reflects Easter Pasqua Florida, Louisiana after Louis XIV, and many names derive from Native American words, French terms, or colonial figures. It lists Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Missouri, Oregon, California, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Texas, and more with brief etymologies.
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Elizabeth
Walter Raleigh
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Louisiana
Louis the Fourteenth
Alabama
Arkansas
Kansas
Carolinas
Carolina
Charles the Ninth
France
Georgia
George
Sce
Eglided
vRennessey
Kentucky
Ohio
Minnesota
Olinda
Michigan
Missouri
Oregon
Cortes
California
Massachusetts
Great Hills
Connecticut
Maryland
Henrietta Maris
Charles the First
England
New York
Duke of York
Pennsylvania
Penn
Wil van Penn
Delaware
New Jersey
George Carteret
Isle of Jersey
Maine
Henrietta
Vermont
Green Mountains
New Hampshire
Hampshire County
Laconia
Rhode Island
Rhodes
Texas
United
Cry for Help from the South Over Horace Greeley Endorsement
The piece argues Southern voters favor Horace Greeley at Cincinnati as a path to liberty and relief from Reconstruction era rule. It claims Greeley's integrity and sympathy for the South could win broad Southern support and safety for Jefferson Davis.
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Horace Greeley
Cincinnati
Mr. Greeley
South
Offall
Federal
Unios
Sean
Jefferson Davis
Dany
Bortheldt
St Paul Diepateld
We Must Take Half a Lot or Go Without Bread
The piece argues the Democratic party faces a grave crisis since 1860, urging unity to defeat the Radical and secure victory. It warns of annihilation if Democrats split and calls for a straight out ticket or risk total defeat.
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Democratic Party
Baltimoore Convention
Grant
Creeley
Lstter
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Greeley Nomination Sparks National Change Imagery
The piece argues Horace Greeley represents popular will against elite manipulation and praises spontaneous citizen support. It notes Cincinnati Convention surprise, doubts about the process, and asserts Greeley embodies the people’s desired reform despite procedural flaws.
Call for Democratic Editors Convention in Peoria
A joint call from Democratic editors proposes a convention in Peoria on the 16th to discuss political questions and the possibility of forming a Democratic press association. Invitations go to Democratic editors across the state for consultation and action.
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Peoria
Palmer Asked to Resign Governor Post in Republican Row
Fragmented text reports political pressure within the Republican party over Governor Palmer's future. It notes calls for resignation and questions about support, with unclear dialogue and misread phrases obscuring a clear outcome.
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Palmer
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Nebeyn
Colored Baptist preacher leads tense Dallas City visit and clash
A preacher using the alias F Y Boaz lectured on manhood equality to Dallas City residents, sparked controversy by staying with Rev Rybolt, then being expelled amid alcohol and tobacco stained conduct, amid suspicions of fraud and pre-election politics.
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Grant Drunk Again in Public Entertainments Scandal
A St Louis Times correspondence claims President Grant was intoxicated at the White House and during a circus visit with his brother-in-law Casey of New Orleans. The letter alleges public conduct would trigger police action if repeated by the President.
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How to Cultivate the Chicago Times
A fragment discusses cultivating a Chicago newspaper titled the Times and references authors and editors. The text mentions farming topics adapted for newspaper cultivation and cites various figures and places in a garbled historical exchange.
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Chicago Times
National Democracy in New York backs Horace Greeley
The National Democracy of New York City met at Cooper Institute room 24 last evening with James M. Smith presiding. Delegates debated nominations to support reform principles and the nominee Horace Greeley. The assembly carried the motion to back Greeley if no Democrat fields a rival candidate, adjourned amid enthusiastic approval.
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Fragmented OCR Brief From City Page
A reader is presented with an OCR distorted note referencing Mr. Lindols and a court ruling. The text mentions mercy, anarchy, and a marriage arrangement, with unclear dates or places. The fragment appears to be part of a larger city page notice or letter column.
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