Fragmented 19th Century News Items From New York and Kentucky
In an 1800s fragment, a drowning incident near Rocky River is noted along with a 27 Gold 82 reference. A fire destroyed Mountion Col in Winnsboro. An election report notes Democrats’ success in Kentucky and Gen A C Ganumaron of New York advocates accepting reconstruction measures to restore peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ganumaron
News
Charleston Daily News
Trenoontan
Aris
United Sites
Jesus
Louisiane
Florida
Texas
Canora Land Office
America
Squire Niles
Syymburgs
Unica
New York
Howard
State of the Discussion and distant notes on politics
Excerpts discuss republishing letters criticizing Goy. Prary and call for unity while noting upcoming public responses. Also covered are a passenger train derailment near Walhalla with no injuries, a deadly Bolivian lightning storm, emigration to America, Democratic Party strategy, and proposals on internal improvements and Free Trade. A Arkansas editor warns of military rule, while New Orleans Piquue comments on enfranchisement and forthcoming bills.
Notes of Travel and Rail Progress in the State
Travel notes describe improved crop prospects with widespread cotton planting and promising wheat while noting freedmen activity near Shome. The Greenville and Columbia Railroad shows rebuilt sections, debt pressures, and potential sale plans. A resolution allows Greenville trains to share the Blue Ridge line, aiming to boost Pickens, Columbia trade, and regional commerce. Governor River and court reforms are discussed alongside court cases, penitentiary progress, and hotel plans amid a challenging economic climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Shome
Gaven Ville
Colt Bla
Freshet
Sherman
Te Ds
Maine Street
Tate House
Ravigne
Nickinson
Waxxey
Greenville Road
Col. Manotony
Maj. Bhavan
TOK
Penny
de. Borer
Gov. Our
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Blue Ridgr Railroad Company
Greenville
Blue Ridge Railroad
Pickens
Pointe
North Carolina
Georgia
Walhalla
Blue Ridge Railroad discussed as state development link
The Charleston News reports Greenville and Columbia stockholders authorized the Blue Ridge Road to connect with the main line to Greenville. The half completed tunnel near the Rabun Gap may delay full connection to Asheville, but editors urge continued progress. The route would unlock rich lands, climate, and crops, boosting the state economy and population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Railroad
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Charleston News
Blue Ridge Road
Greenville
Anderson Courthlouse
Walhalla
Wickens District
Rabun Gap
Chrotieh Asheville
Ilo Ride Road
Waany
Amin Gaeonville
Moluwbie
Wenteman
Uhoampettean
Ore
Gosman
Niles
Reconstruction in Savannah Speech by Governor Brown
Governor Brown’s Savannah address urges swift reconstruction and admission to Congress, arguing expanded Northern representation after oath tests, linking readmission to recovery and unity. The piece notes Civil War era tensions, the US District Court case timing, and possible trials of President Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Gov. Brown
Savannah
Congress
Amy Oie
Mick Semel
South
Tennessee
Shiv Hiliont
RicaMoxo
Market Court
Underwood
Ther
Folin Mo Batts
Joseph Segiar
Louis Meengie
Gay Lotharies
Les Miousness
Davis
South Carolina Complexities Stirri ng New York Post Letter
A Columbia correspondent to the New York Evening Post reports a governor circular seeking names of qualified election registers and managers amid a fiery political scene. The letter discusses efforts to secure free schooling for the colored race and hints at graft, social distress, and upcoming constitutional debates, with references to figures in Virginia, West Virginia, and national figures amid a turbulent May period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
New York Evening Post
Ren
Sickles
Saul
Pyide
Potas
Leon
Loxton
Pardina
Prussiare
New Orleans
Commonwealth of Virginia
West Virginia
Rew Banter
Benjamin RB Curtis
Boston
Old Dominion
Pheenta
Resolutions on Republican Principles and Civil Rights Meeting
The text notes four resolutions on peace between races and republican values, pledging lives for observance of party principles and rights to office juries and public access. It mentions a Montgomery June meeting and a Kentucky incident where a Negro was attacked after killing a white boy, with Lieut Ries failing to arrest suspects as troops were driven off. a soldier was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Anmagent
Montgomery
Hart
Lacanaron
Nicholasville
Ries
Rice
Undefined Names Tie to Couture Fashion Pride
Fragmentary OCR text lists several individuals with prices or values attached, including Hunnicutt and others, but presents no coherent event or clear narrative to summarize beyond noting a fashion related pride or display with listed names and numbers.
Juioes A totus and Partners in Partition Suit
A civil action captioned by Juioes A totus against Bill for Partition Lin Fitting and others seeks a judicial declaration of property rights and division of a disputed estate. Plaintiffs claim ownership interests and urge court intervention to partition the assets among the named parties.
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Ie Courier
HOD
A. Thompson
Robe
Young
Iproprietors
Eccos
Conran Vicious
Personel Motor
Marge Foray
Ehrreneyy
Wandall
Mountion Coln Winnsboro
We Frost
Anne
Pierahy
Kentucky
Goy
Peney
Phenix
Prary
Mariana
Duc
Fae
Bolivia
South America
Ireland
Philadelphia Ledger
Saya
Democratic Party
Chesapeake Bay
Ohio
Mississippi
Middle States
Arkan
Atom
Arizona
Pat
Columa
Governor One
Migistrate
the Bute
le Superiotem
State House
United States
TY Ops Redon
Tudee
Tatts Trust
Sraneany
Tie Court OF Appeals
Duskin
Nesoviane
Danmory
Iron Viekensk
Maj
Wirrens
Lear
Jia
Waraly
Nickerson
Mr. Tlamilton
Virginia
Pha Richmond
Governor Brown
South Carolina
WaAastin Gron
Athan Gene
Moarberry
le Spa
Eenerald Trine
Meliit
Wien
Supreme Coust
Othe
Ouarleeros
Eliiaos Toalle
Menetor Wilson
Toten
Woarniseton
Goamancmood Wiertoon
Dude Underwood
Yeetordey
Nowrital Auberts Arya Sy
Monroe
Mr. Davis
Limo
Tian Mulkowhay
Hunnicutt
Dayal Winwkciny
Tintern
Burron
Ion
Carolina
Juioes
A. Totus
Lin Fitting and Others
Lila Johns
Dom Rohers
Mary Jane Roberta
de Vondatte
Nomrox
Gail
Piblica
Heeh
AL Thompson
Connors
Ollie
Mi i. Lautus
Boutli Carolina
Tomes
Theatina
Waliags
Newren
Thiompson
Groep
Moos
Owe
Adminie
Pry Mae Uheaf
Soli
Hove Hill
Volbhoun
Wave
Residenes
Pom Vutaia
Einbaas
Badding
Tiuassis
Ebvo Svdieveié Oceana
Pditare
Waryeta
Ulaiva
YS A
Wry
Paul
Ieee Obelas
Pope
Corti
Coin
Ana Pie
Pontiona
Edward A, Wilson
Willismoburg
Kings Co
Regis Ca
Will
Che
Mblvessing
Joan
Owden
Cedar Street
Colwain
Messrs. Renan, Sieies & Co
Troy
Syracuse
N.Y
Qriaper Goma
Rob't
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James Baron
Nickens
Pickens C. Hf
W. L. Nolcombf
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