Vallandigham's life and death in Ohio politics
The reminiscence recounts Clement Vallandigham's career in Ohio, his controversial stance during the Civil War, and his assassination in Cincinnati. It notes his early exile, trials, and shifting political alliances, including a 1864 presidential bid and later Senate ambitions, ending with tributes from Dayton and Hamilton lawyers at his funeral.
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Cincinnati
Vallandigham
Grona
Lincoln
Fredericksburg
Burnside
Weat
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Poton No
Tom
Canada
Ohio
Hows
Congress
Chicago
Gev. B. McClellan
Gov
HI. Pendleton
New Jersey
Delaware
Kentucky
Masieuin
McClullan
New York
Tineda
United States Senate
Cench
Dayton
Vallandingham
Eamilton
Hou
Campbell
Huntton
Tarma
Macbeth
Duncan
Vifn
Hefnl
Local Lodge News and Community Notices
The Woodmen of the World and related lodges boast strong membership and well supplied regalia in South Carolina. A mill output reached a record with spinning frames in operation. Travelers face kidney concerns, with Foley’s Kidney Cure recommended. A railway collision near Red House, N. C. left eight dead and three injured due to a telegraph operator’s error.
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May Bey
Oor Ogret
Shane
Smith
Lere
Vali
Red Unor
Courtenay
Litte River
Newry
A. E. Oaborne
Frioord Shorard
Erie Road
Red House
Race and violence erupt in Indian Territory town
Unrest flares as dynamite destroys two Boggs store buildings after a Black family moved from Alabama with $10,000 to invest. Posters threatened a Black presence, prompting police vigilance and quiet deployment to quell potential uprisings amid ongoing race tensions.
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Megroop Munkogea
Indian Territory
Boggs
Alabama
James
Wailoh
Bolongo
Eneokene
Begga
Hope News Burials and Community Life Notes
Inclement weather delayed Mr Roma McClelland's funeral until April 26 with a sermon from Mr Sanders focusing on the text In my Father's house are many mansions. The note details Sunday school, new hymnbooks Windows of Heaven No 22, and local social events including a guest list and gatherings at homes, church activities, and travels of residents such as Mina Earlie Kelley Lillian Simpson Warren Moas Creighton Wood and others in the community around April 10 to 26.
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Roma McClelland
Orr
Sanders
Wong Hooks
Mina Earlie Kelley
Kuost
Lillian Simpson
Westtalvator
Miss Simpson
Atlases Waante
Morpam
Vie Tollison
Bonnie Knox
Linnie Moran
Moasis
Stiles Knox
Ass Wood Edd ‘Wollison
Harrison Morgan
Creighton Wood
Warren Moas
Valhalla
Newry
Wil Whitmire
Henry ,Jollison
Oiuter
Mins Forrie
Corinth
Clara Tollison
Thin Place
W.J. Hunt
Pendleton
Thin
Pickaue County
Ton Liuula
Mea
RL. Oggs
Kate Stribling
Seneca
Maud Eiusot
W. Huscarmp
Feailly
J. W. Milley
J. H. McGlath
Tenovante
Nuraorea
Wicheater
Tenn
Fragmented stray OCR notes on a flea and scene
Readable fragments describe a flea and crowd reactions, with unclear surrounding events and characters. The text mentions a move of people, a building, and a person hidden inside, but details are garbled and names are uncertain.
Fragmentary report from Carthage police case emerges
A garbled OCR fragment describes a missing person or crime case in Carthage. It mentions a body found, a suspect named Joe or Jon, and a morning update with potential bond and capture details. The text is incomplete and several names are unclear.
White & Company Marble and Granite Dealers
White and Company of Anderson advertise as marble and granite dealers offering monumental designing cutting engraving and decorative work. They claim best material and control of High Point Granite Works with varieties of granite building materials and prompt home call quotes.
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White & Company
Anderson, B. C
Marble
Granite
Buffet
Dlass
Y'9
High Point
Fragmentary Gazette Entry Describes Landing Scene and People
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a landing near a shore with Capt. and crew, mentioning women and children, bundles, rotten goods, and a voyage aboard I-Andersop Mail dated April ei. The text names individuals like Be eae Binaya and Aar on Seal Betti Sel cas, with scattered place terms and unclear actions.
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Wolfara
Aaron Seal Betti
Governor Grant in Leste Reports Military Withdrawal Turmoil
Governor Grant of Leyta reports friction between white military and civil authorities in the Dilipinca. Troops were withdrawn from about 11 towns, communications cut, and towns abandoned leading to looting and killings. Grant, long based in Anderson, may resign amid ongoing Philippine military tensions.
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Jyeblantos
J. FH. Grant
Luyts
Dilipinca
Absonga
War Department
Gousgal Broith
Grant
Tellyeraphite
Anderaon
Washington
Filleppinos
Leyta
Provine
Grint
Lnte
George W. Fant
Thin City
Remove Appendices to Prevent Life Attacks Debate
May 27 report from Karna City notes Dr Edward Andeuss of Holden Maine proposes infant appendix removal after birth to prevent future appendicitis. The annual convention discussion sees strong opposition to the boxed operation. Also reports a Southern Railway limited colliding with a freight train near Lynchburg Virginia, killing engineer Charles J Kinney and injuring two others, with two mail cars destroyed.
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Karna City
Edward Andeuss
Holden
Maine
Missouri
Hamapathy
Washington and Southwestern Vestibule Limited
Southern Railway
Lynchburg
Charles J. Kinney
Thoman Lo
N.G
Limited
William 8. Fonley
Washington
Death sentence for Jamon Burne court confirms June execution
Jackson Mississippi reports the Su epee Court approved the death penalty for Jamon Burne, convict in Covington County for a railroad camp murder. Execution set for June 9. Burne, a White man and former Missouri resident, killed a companion. Jury found him guilty after a chaotic trial with disturbances in court.
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Jackson
Miss
Suepee
Jamon Burne
Covington County
Burne
Moana Chinotte
Hurta
Appointment of Gen Jones to state board amid contest
The governor appointed Gen Jones to serve on the state board as a longtime business figure with a history of strong service. He was Hoban’s candidate for the unexpired term and agreed to serve only if the SG candidate is not renominated, pending legislative consideration.
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Geneval
Somaliland
Cobbe
Mad Mullah
Mullah
Nining
Aame
Maby
Batalter
Gov ‘Etadr
Gen. Jones
Ition
Tian
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Fitchford Co
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Coones County
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Aroboune
Weatminster
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