Florida to Charleston by St Johns to Fernandina travel notes
The writer recounts a 600 mile Florida journey north to Savannah and Charleston, describing Palatka Ocala and Jacksonville inns, orange country work and costs, Black schools and churches, Fort Moultrie Sumter and Sullivan Island visits, and reflections on race, economy, and postwar unity. He notes hotels and boarding houses, the Orphans Home, and gratitude for a revived Charleston.
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Bavawan
St Augustine
St Johns River
Sogn
Palatka
Werdafep
Jacksonville
Ocala
Orange Country
Jones
Vega
Leruine
Gompidi
Colored Methodist Church
Hedribg
St John
Fernandino
Savannah
Florida
Gettles
North
Lincoln
da- Nebraska
Grok West
Buenaventura Tenetti
Marshall Llousel
Ciatnestos, & Co
Marchitith
Tse
Nouitharn
Carrie
Seth
Savery
Patel Dapres
Thas
Othe Ashley
Cooper Myer
Miaybe
Clarkeston
Colton
Atresia
Magnodia Cemetery
South
Sullivan Island
Fort Moultrie
Sumter
Gilmore
Charleston
Uw 4
Ireland
Poon at neat Py aa trip to Richmond via Columbia and Charlotte
A fragment notes departure for Richmond tomorrow by RAMBLER with route through Charleston and Savannah and Columbia and Charlotte, indicating favorable pairing in the North.
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Poon
Neat
Charleston
Savannah
Richmond
Columbia
Charlotte
Rambler
The Omaha Strike and Militia Crackdown
Eight companies of state militia and US infantry arrived to protect railroad workers at the Burlington & Missouri depot. Governor Nance and local authorities vowed to stamp out the riot as leaders were arrested. strikers shouted insults and attacked officers with brick bats before bayonets drove back the crowd. Armored with bayonets, soldiers wounded several assailants, including Gob Armstrong.
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Alexander
United States Infantry
Addam
Fort Sidney
Burlington & Missouri
Nance
Oped
Wes Fonda
Barney Shandon
Comediaman
Shawer
Gob Armstrong
Saber
Miln Bids Farewell as Lofty Church Pastor
Rev George C Miln, new ex pastor of Lofty Church, preached a farewell sermon amid applause. He criticized church doctrines including vicarious atonement and a personal devil, urged religion as noble morality and social perfection, and announced he would never again enter a pulpit.
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Georg C Miln
Society of Laity Church
Neren Eoudor
Oaraliwe
Javicom
Manila
Benny
Milo
Miln
Washington Notes on Ed Munds and Senate Actions
General impressions place Ed Munds on the Sap Bench as pressure mounts and judges offer circuit work this summer if he accepts. Gen Rosecrans declines to speak on Garfield Ch ace letter. August C Sateldo arraigned for fraternal killing and assault with intent to kill Barton. Representative Black of Georgia reportedly rewording a territorial delegates qualifications bill passed by the House.
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Edmunds
Sap
Gen. Rosecrans
Garfield-Chase
C. Sateldo
KI Barton
Representative Black
Georgia
House
Senate
Strikes Calm as Monday Work Resumes After Fatal Bayonet Wound
Reports say work restarted on the contract left by strikers Monday morning. Jypon Armstrong died Sunday night from a bayonet wound. City calm with few demonstrations. authorities to maintain order. Rid of further disturbances, no march on grading grounds was attempted. Fewer residents expect renewed unrest and military presence to deter strikers.
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Jypon Armstrong
G. H. Armist
Unnamed Starlet's Misadventure Draws Public Curiosity
A vivid society tale recounts a flirtation with a Chicago traveler ending in a mounted police scene on Taylor avenue. A mare’s saddle failure, a sprained ankle, and a quick return with St Jacobs Oil headline a string of dramatic incidents in local circles.
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Chicago
Taylor Avenue
Shewell
John McCullough
Eele
Spewclk
Agai
St. Jacobs Oil
St Jacobs
Eddy Hamalton
Grand Opera House
Chung
Thiman
Hamilton
St. Jacobs
Medicing
Fred. Long
Park Summer Theater
Jacobs Oil
Senate moves on polygamy bill in crowded House
A Texas senate bill to punish polygamy, summarized earlier, was introduced in the House on Monday. Democrats sought delay to debate and amend, while Mr Haskell pressed for passage as is, denying obstruction by lobbyists. Debate postponed for further consideration amid party skirmishes.
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Senate
House
Haskell
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Mourne Review
Dispatch
Hostonice
Moline
Jacae
Yeruth
Ysa
Seti
Omaha
Rev Geo. CO Miln
Washington Notes
Eto
Rte
Asa Pleo
Addresa
da. Swaine & Sun
Vbila
Mr Oe
Seabury & Johnson
Platt St
New York
Bronson
Price Toca Mead
Moyer Brown
Brown Chieemical Co
Baltimiore
Daewo Chemicey Co
Parker
Floreston
Cologne
Iit
Buchu
le Wall
Indengs
Odie
Madmentinus
Ells Edene
Sethe
Justin D. Fulton
D .D
Westervelt
M. D
Nashville
Tenn
Fond
Wee Cress
Saacews
Eeckinga
Wain Monte
Lai
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