Tax Democrats Carry Ohio and New York Republican Meeting
Tax Democrats won Ohio by about 25 000 and a large party majority in the Legislature. In New York a major Republican meeting at Cooper Institute endorsed President Hayes with Prof. Dwight presiding and George William Curtis as principal speaker. Reports from Europe note Turkish and Russian maneuvers in the Balkans and Asia, with tense frontiers and ongoing hostilities.
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Tax Democrata
Ohio
United States
Matthews
New York
Hayes
Cooper Institute
Dwight
Columbia Law
Georgia
Ana Mesting
Citizene’ Committee
New York City
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An- 6
Blale
Gobi O
Charschill Am ZL
Bostwick
Attamuy Gustanville
Tramalu
Hagincor
Horatio Bey
Tramp recalls deadly ride on freight train roof
A West wilds passerby recounts riding a Jarrett Palmer train from Cheyenne to Green River by clinging to a stovepipe hood. He describes hats torn away, cinders striking, coat tails shredded, and facial cuts from the burning hail as he reached Green River aged far beyond his years.
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Union
Pacific
Ghioyenne
Green River
Jarrett & Palmer
Cheyenne
Sherman
Sher- Town
Woman Must Choose Between Two Husbands in Mystery Return
A Indiana county tale tells of a wife who remarried after her first husband was believed dead. Years later the missing spouse returned, the three agreed to a staged meeting, and the wife chose her original husband as her true spouse, the other man leaving after a divorce.
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County
Ind
Texas
Baraum
Prise
Shreveport
Curious Tobacco Fact From Harrisburg Jewelers
A Harrisburg jeweler notes a curious tobacco claim among workers. He says he and another worker do not smoke, while one employee uses tobacco heavily. He asserts polished tools left un wiped will not be damaged, but careless tobacco use by the other worker quickly mars fine polish.
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Harrisburg
Lis Ature
Surrender of Chief Joseph’s Nez Perces Confirmed at Fort Benton
Special Chicago Times correspondent reports the surrender of Chief Joseph’s Nez Perces band at 2 pm on the 6th after a daylong siege. Gen Miles accepted an unconditional surrender as troops sealed rifle-pits, with many wounded and dead buried, and water supply controlled to force capitulation. Miles, Sturgis, Howard, and Merritt pursued the tribe from Oregon to Montana, ending a long campaign that began after Custer’s defeat. with Joseph’s surrender, the Sioux and Nez Perces are largely subdued and Indian wars in the region appear nearing end.
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Fort Benton
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Gus Miles
Tongue River
Bturgis
Howard
Missouri River
Ontins
United States
Stang Fall
Nez Perces
Josep
Custer
Jyeno
Sitting Bull
Canada
Lame Deer
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Big Horn
Sionz
Oregon
Geo. Howard
Geo. Gibbon
Big Hole
Gol. Sturges
Merritt
Yellowstone
Wilcex Re Miles
Montana
M’les
Sturges
Brurges
Oragon
Theturo
Civilizing the Indian: a long, wary project ahead
The text argues Indians should be restrained and civilized before being moved to the Indian Territory, likening the process to guarding wolves in a sheep-fold. It frames civilization as a difficult, prolonged task requiring greater effort than subduing them.
Tweed Confession and Hin Fellow-Conspirators Revealed
The New York Herald publishes a long Tweed confession claiming it is genuine, naming John T. Hoffman as mayor when conspiracies started and listing numerous senators and other officials. The document portrays a vast tax payer robbery and includes references to other public figures and alleged swindles.
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Tweed
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Beon
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Thomas J. Creamer
John B. van Pollen
Stephen J. Williams
Mbart G. Mattoon
William M. Graham
George Deach
John F. Hubbard
Hill Norton
A. Bleaker Banks
Taeiah Blood
Nocrin Winslow
Aug. I. Elwood
Intemperate House Rules Don’t Accept Late Payments
A historical notice describes harsh boarding rules in a hashery with strict payment demands and regimens. It mentions advance payment for boarders, waiting on a colored cook, and nightly bed changes. It recounts Skobelev at a Danube campaign and a heroic fountain scene amid Turkish shelling, framed by the surrounding soldiers.
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Skobeleff
Danube
Foreelack
Hin
Pleyan
Alirink
Skobelef
War Governor Morton and the Davis Indictment Telegram
A scattered historical account discusses Governor Morton’s 1865 telegram proposing to indict and try Jefferson Davis in Indiana, Johnson’s reaction, and opinions of Toombs and Stephens. It notes the broader tensions over Davis’s fate, and includes a humorous court vignette and assorted 19th century notices on religion and wages.
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Jefferton Davis
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Seano
Ha Wan
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Haa
Prasi’ ‘Dent
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Sapien
Ixmuixarotss
Andrew Duvisov
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Ladiang
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Indianapatia
Ind
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Morton
Davis
Mr. Johnson
Jompon
Congress
Toombs
Alexander Stephens
Key
Baye
True Story of Mazeppa and Odd Tales From Newsprint
A confusing clippings blend recounts the legendary Mazeppa tale with a bucolic history of a Ukrainian Cossack. It also notes a Curios man in Fritztown insensitive to bee stings, a train wreck at Carr’s Rock, a counterfeit detection tip from Brooklyn Eagle, a three legged dog from Crawford Missouri, and a brief note on a Polish fate of a figure tied to a horse.
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Galatz
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Eppa
Imsior
Byron
Mizeppa
Jpeel
Gaerne
Talboski
Zeppa
Polani
Charles XI
Paltons
Barnitza
Golats
Crawford
Bini
Death of Mrs Milton Barr and other news from Shreveport
The column mourns Mrs Milton Barr who recently died after giving birth to four children, drawing national sympathy. It lists editor’s tales, school notices, and travel curiosities, then describes Balkan regions, rose districts, and fashion trends in Kariten Materasse cloakings, noting wide distribution and low prices.
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Lebanon
la Onur
Atylith
Nan
Hading
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