Detw-Park Times Theatre and Subscriptions Notice
The Detw-Park Times outlines subscription rates and advertising details for New York readers. Notices request advertisers to send copy early and discusses Lincoln Monument subscriptions and museum amusements for the evening and afternoon showings.
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Barnass Museum
Giase Nlowera
Blamwora
Goat Boy
Gundress
Dwany
Ove- Levoee Daseru
Manus
Wallacics
Ouivin Tiree
Mipslo
Jaing
Tre Leati
Winter Gaudlen
Pauuy Crosnic
National Academy OF Design
Painzius
Baneruor
Tae Countiss
Fire destroys Dusstin & Co storehouse in Philadelphia
Fire leveled the Dusstin firm warehouses at 108 110 South Delaware Ave Philadelphia destroying 23000 to 710000 worth of fireworks 32000 of canned foods and vast stock of foreign crusts valued about 1000000 A sailor improvised entry through a third story window using a ladder rung as a pivot then swung in to break the cash box Other items include a fatal tornado near Red Wing Minnesota reports on Ohio Senator J Scruggs Virginia Vermont and Chattanooga rail progress and a court verdict in Milwaukee related to a soldier assault news items and political notes fill the column
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O General News
Messrs
J.B. Dusstin & Co
Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia
Red Wing
Minnesota
Joan Srergan
Ohio
Rome
Skebter
North Carolina
Samman
Neghbor
McUlellan
Snenstan
Oman
Vaars
Norfolk
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Tuvaras
Tapa
Ceok
Samos Stone
Paso
Hank Lantas
Jual
Richmond
MarsLa
Puey
J. B. Menwis
Washington
Lisvonn
Auditor of the Treasury
Chattanooga Gazette
Woeatoro and Atlantic
Acworth
Chatnooge
Atlanta
Chattahoochie River
Eptira
F. P. Duar
Lindell House
St. Louis
Johnson
Ohey
Bloodhounds on frontier hunt and Union news abroad
Local and national items describe use of bloodhounds on the frontier in Indiana, Grant’s monthly pay and deductions, Chicago lake tunnel progress, territory news, Union gains in Washington Territory, French policy in Mexico, and debates over freedmen suffrage with civil rights implications amid postwar reconstruction.
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Indiana
Frontiera
Ciicago
Washington Territory
Ehoayti
Causes and consequences of the Civil War in Lincoln era
The piece argues the war sprang from Lincoln's election and Republican opposition to slavery in territories, not from a premeditated abolitionist goal. It contends the conflict widened beyond initial aims, with emancipation becoming a reality only as events evolved, not from a fixed policy of the government.
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France
Mexico
Treus
Juris Favar
Navorzon
Paris
Corps Legislatif
Roymes
United States
Itia
M. Hovmen
Goeda
Chow
Teversa
Lord Dalnousie
Lincolly
Democratic Party
Thamedles
The Punishment of Crime and the Pestilent Dens in City
The June term of the Court of General Sessions opened at ten due to crowded jail and crime. Judge Horrman and Assistant D.A. Lintenman presided. 133 cases were entered in June with 116 felony convictions, 48 sent to state prison, and 95 guilty of property crimes. The piece laments crime’s roots in tenements, urging stronger social remedies alongside punishment. It also notes Canada delegates arriving, their mission seen as success, and discusses large planned public works in Canada with financial implications for Britain.
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Court of General Sessions
Horrman
Lintenman
New York
Yiea
Crune
New-York
Canada
Messia
Gaur
Brown
England
Cuba
Lachine
Lake Erie
Canada Railways
Political alignments oppose two day festival plan
The piece argues Gov. Fenton and Mayor Guwmen distrust a two day festival, noting their silence as alignment. It mentions the Common Council’s aim to celebrate Monday in a cautious, preliminary fashion and critiques public reaction and press commentary from London on American governance and rebels.
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Fenton
Guwmen
Nowelands
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