Fragmentary 19th Century Note on Trenton Leader Figures
A garbled record mentions Chief on Erie tuntier of Trenton and references to Cavernoes Besok and figures from Pennsylvania and Delaware. The text is partially unreadable, but signals a historical note or list of regional names and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herreet Weraniil Psieaiee
Erie Tuntier
Trenton
Amd
Besok
Trent
Pennsylvania
Piller
Veruubt
Metuolds
Deige
Fragmented OCR Sketch of Civil War Era Debate and Figures
The unreadable text fragment hints at a historical wartime discussion mentioning regiments, battles, and figures like Princeton and Gouvernor Gro. It references the Battle of Treuton and military terms, suggesting a period war reporting or analysis with distressed transcription.
Monument honors Washington Trenton encounter and parade
A long article describes a Grand Army parade featuring the Philadelphia Citizens Troop of Newark the Zoulios from Klinaberl Troop A escorting Governor Flower and the Connecticut Grays. General William G Fewell leads New Jersey troops as the Grand Army of the Republic passes. The monument commemorates the 1777 Washington Veesians encounter at Trenton on December 20 1776. The procession includes a tall shaft and statue of Washington with the New York state gifting the statue.
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New Jersey
Philadelphia Citienx
Newark
Klinaberl
Governor Flower
Connecticut Grays
Connecticut Footcuarls
New Jersey Trope
William G. Fewell
Grand Army of the Republic
Traghe Ys Ra
Washington
Trenton
State of
New York
Still No Compromise On Repeal Talks With Administration
A Senate delegation led by White House visitors discusses possible repeal terms. Carlisle remains firm on unconditional repeal while negotiators gauge a future compromise. Senators Camden Harris and Jones confer with Mr Cockrell as discussions continue with no agreement reached.
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Ransom
White
Cockine
Capitol
White House
Camden
Harris
Jones
Cockrell
Carlisle
Quay
Southern
Fat
Buck
Republicati
Reyes
Congress Debates Journal Entry and Row Over Journal Entry
The Tuesday session ends with a tense exchange over whether Mr Teller of Calorie should have his name entered in the Montagne journal after refusing to answer. A sharp rebuke by the vice president follows a heated clash involving Mr Butler and Senators HM and Palmer, with one offender warned to leave the gallery. Meanwhile the house advances the bankruptcy bill and continues consideration of the printing bill as Pennsylvania eulogies the late William Mutebler. In New Jersey, Salem Republicans nominate Ward for senator, Powers for assembly, and Wriggina for another post while denouncing the race track plan in policy resolutions. In Chicago, a cable-car crash in a tunnel derails eight cars, with 200+ passengers escaping unharmed as several women faint.
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Teller
Honder
Corger
Maurerson
Hutier
House
Lnte
William Mutebler
Pennsylvania
WaAsuinaton
Anne Lindeman
Balltown
J. S . Kbinwy
Coal Valley
W. A. Kribbe
Kalleteville
James Ho Swank
Penomlale
Cwicago
West Side Road
Emma Woods Convicted of Manslaughter in June Killing
The jury found Emma Woods guilty of manslaughter in the death of Legis Brown, her lover, who was shot in the heart at his saloon known as Tammany Hall. Woods, a pretty city figure, collapsed sobbing as foreman spoke the verdict. The case drew out lengthy proceedings with the jury retiring at 2S o'clock and returning late.
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Emma Woods
Legis Brown
Brown
Tammany Hall
World events mix of news from fair to riots and trials
Admissions at the World's Fair reached 207 416. A convention in Wilkes-Barre Pa is in session. Gold found in East Tennessee promises mining work. Antwerp dispatch notes unrest in that city. A match race for 1.00 a side is set between Masuut and Directam at Buffalo. Rioting miners in Lena France continue, and the Mineral railway suffered an explosion. The trial of Dan Coughlin for the murder of Dr Cronyn is slated for Oct. 5 in Chicago. A Senne moonshine still was destroyed in Kentucky. A street pharmacist endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup with a Nebraskan testimonial. Medicines sold in Park Sod and North avenues.
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Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
East
Tennessee
Antwerp
Chalers
Masuut
Directam
Buffalo
Lena
France
Dan Coughlin
Dr. Cronyn
Javige Tottell
Chicago
Berkeville
Tous Furuer
Gaiety Night Scores Mixed Local Boxing Notes
Fragmentary report notes a night of entertainment with local boxers De Ore and De Grohad in a reduced lead contest. Mentions Roberts and other unclear officials or participants. text is garbled with missing details on outcomes and placements.
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Poe
Grohad
Wi Roberts
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