Liberty County Rail Ride Turmoil Involving Black Militants
A violent clash erupted aboard a Liberty County train when two Black men fought and Captain Jobe Randall led a militia to charge. The confrontation left four dead and many wounded as troops fired on the crowd, stopping only when the train advanced. Survivors recount a brutal melee and harsh conditions during the journey from St Peters to St Peters Bank.
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Marcy
MeTutoals
Liberty County
AL Wintic Nod Golf Railroad
Bryan
Monitorh
Bagam
Jobe Randall
Bryny Comity
Fragmented dispatch from past disturba nces in Sicily and U S political row
The message describes deaths in Sicily amid public disturbances and a muttered aftermath. It notes soldiers killed, river conditions, and lingering unrest. A New Orleans correspondent recalls a historic convention clash over education and race, praising or criticizing figures and arguing for inclusive language tools. The text preserves names and places, including Baton Rouge and New Orleans, while quoting animated debate.
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New Orleans
Alata Lin
Amin
West Baton Houge
Thorville
Hig Abalitian
MacHolin
Warde
New Orloang Prcao
Allin
Othirman
Omanelatad Moyand
Simuntanconaly
Orionne
Army Bill Appropriations Move Through Congress
From Washington June 10 the House Appropriations Committee completed the Craig bill. Estimates reach 1.9 million. Philadelphia agrees to about 27 million, 5 million more than the previous appropriation. Both Appropriations committees along with the Ways and Means have agreed by resolution. Senate debate focuses on silver and legislative measures, with adjournment anticipated by week’s end. The House passes the legislative bill by a party vote, while military and army provisions await action amid party tensions and adjournment uncertainties.
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Genator Atkinsaw
Senate
Agana
Wrenee
Mensra
Bayard
Kernan
Finureecommites
Aera
Danacraly
Hay
Democratic Vato
Greenbank Party
New York Visit Urged for Irish Regiment by St Patrick Society
A Montreal based report discusses inviting the fifth New York (Irish) regiment to visit the city, a decision tied to St Patrick's Society rather than the Irish duple. The piece notes history of parade invites and reactions among Canadian and British aligned communities with detailed mentions of regiments and public sentiment.
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Guanda
New York
Trish
BE Patrick's Society
Ta Prings
Montreal
Ganada
St. Patrick's
Amusunding Tha Privea
Wulaw
St. Vatrik
Lhu
Ila Presiduut
Moulrant
Canadia
Twenty-Third Regiment Set To Parade At Newport
The Twenty-Third Regiment will leave here for Philadelphia then Newport to join a parade and review. Governor Van Zandt and local officials will attend with plans for a public display, concerts, and exercises in Newport Park including a royal visit, with uniforms, bands, and a formal review on July 3 and 4.
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China
Emture
Waller
Bowlong Na
Leviton
Pelvate Lenean
Aidleiwen
Estee
Bodo Walee
Meweh
Dowlon
Philadelpha
Jornallsville
Newport
Tye
Pantal
Muntia'y
Kone
Uwmumbora
Amany
Shellor Laland
Wally Cal
Rodney
Prowle
William A. Gozzenn
Voi Zand'nshal
Barnuy
Ashode Laland
Golonot
Shilis
Thas Field
Olivers
Otto Lode
Ube Otal
Air
Weaver
Avery Powerbluny
Hays
Proghane
Philadelphia
Daly
Hera
Manny
Wall
Lovta
Charles Wernig
Newport Light Tufputry
Newport City
Patati
van %Aud
Pirot United States Artillery
Fort Adama
Providenca
Newport Org Bay
Voges
Soura Park
van Raudd
Banda
Abe
Ale Boeseg
Mawar Morton
Forno
Bien
Hin
Congress Sees Struggle Over Appropriation Bill In Session
The graphic notes a debate over party unity in Congress as Majority and opposition clash over the Appropriation Bill. It mentions threats to stay in session and pressure from party leaders to advance the measure while some members consider returning home.
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Republic
Congress
Shvir
Congresstmen
Presunals Avangelist Visits Northfield Europe and War Talks
A jumble of itineraries and names outlines early 19th century travel by religious figures and officials. Presumable evangelist arrivals in New York, European tours, promises of support for soldiers, and mentions of church transfers and notable public figures. The text mingles personal movements with references to military planning and public addresses. The record includes names such as Miss Mary An Merion, General Singleton, and President Hayna, among others, with scattered locations like New London and Yonkers. The piece also notes a farewell address by John B. Gough and a dramatic anecdote about William Lloyd Garrison in Savannah.
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Avangelist
Pentecost
Mandy Nk Northvield
Atass
Setae Tomi
Tae Impressario
Abe
Ceneral Singleton
Oulu
Bee
Enghiad
Anatealia
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