Affidavit of Carpenter Ilustrates Greeley Carmichael Letters
Reprinted specimen affidavit from the Binghamton Republican, dated July 17, 1872, recounts C S Carpenter of Oneonta Otsego County swearing to knowledge of Lewis Carmichael and Horace Greeley. Details letters from Greeley and Horatio Seymour on pensions for Southern disabled soldiers and Union veterans, including a Greeley invitation to Carmichael and a 1871 nomination note. The piece frames the pension issue as a political battleground and previews libel threats and court remedies.
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Chicinnati
Seymour
Baltimore
Messrs
Carpenter
Howard
Dodge
van Deusen
Courtney
Arnold
Packard
Loomis
Fellows
White
Halsey
Follett
Finch
Horace Greeley
Lewis Carmichael
Republican
Daniel S. Dickinson
Carmichael
New York
Utica
Horace
Fenton
Washington
Cincinnati
Oxsezorta
C. S. Carpenter
Oneonta
Otsego County
Cnachilla
Horatio Seymour
Sociera
Tribune
Congress
Freeley
Deponent
Car- Michael
Ent
Catacazy Dismissed from the Russian Government
The Imperial decree dismissing Catacazy from the Russian diplomatic service is published by the Journal de St. Petersburg. The pamphlet about Fish was allegedly published without Imperial knowledge and against the Government. The report notes the action taken and context of the dismissal.
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St. Peterssreo
Journal de St. Petersburg
Catacazy
Death of President Juarez
Special dispatches from Matamoros report the death of President Juarez from an apoplexy. Business is suspended, flags fly at half mast, and minute guns are fired in tribute. Rumors place Rocca defeated at Salinas near Monterey. Americans left yesterday by private conveyance for Monterey were reassured within ten leagues of the city.
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Juarez
Matamoros
Mexico
Gracie
Rocoa
Salinas
Monterey
Indians and Orangemen figures clash in Toronto dispatches
Fort Garry reports Commissioner Simpson failed to secure a treaty with the Indians. In Toronto an Orange Demonstration sees Johnson, Deputy Grand Master of the Orangemen in Ireland, escorted to the Park where he spoke to a large crowd.
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Toronto
Fort Garry
Simpson
Johnson
Orangemen
Ireland
Weather forecast for Wasmecton on Friday
On Friday the Signal Service predicts clearing weather across the Northwest, the upper Great Lakes and the Mississippi Valley. A sharp and northwest wind is expected with improving conditions through the day.
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Wasmecton
Upper Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Dr Livingstone letter from 1871 reaches Bennett in New York
News bulletin summarizes a cable-delivered letter from Dr. Livingstone dated November 1871, praising Stanley’s mission and detailing his wanderings and sufferings. Also noted are updates on the Barnard entm ent trial, a fallen clergyman in Louisville, and a female-led saloon raid in Carthage Indiana.
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DR. Livingstone
New York
the Herald
Cjiji
James Gordon Bennett
Stanley
Obituary Notices From Syracuse Rail Executive and Mental Health Case
Harlow W. Chittenden, ex-General Superintendent of the New York Central Railroad, died July 24. Samuel J. Little, a delegate at the Samuel Linton convention, arrived tonight in New York in a mentally altered state.
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Pracuse
Harlow W. Chittenden
New York Central Railroad
Samuel J. Little
Bec
Samuel Linall
New York
Excitement in Pope County Arkansas after arraignments
In Pope County the Hickox Dodson Williams trio were arraigned before Judge May and waived examination with bonds of 5000 dollars for three and 500 dollars for the others. Capt Parry editor of the Dardanelle Transcript was jailed for contempt of court over a statement. Intense agitation spread as many leading citizens left the county.
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Livre Rock
Pope County
Hickox
Dodson
Williams
Parry
Dardanelle Transcript
TNDIAN TROUBLES. Chippewa Indians occupy St Paul area
Governor Austin received dispatches from Brainard reporting that Chippewa Indians are occupying the town and refuse to depart. Three companies of the First Regiment have been ordered to St Paul to handle the situation.
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St. Pau
McKinney shoots husband and slander case bail granted
In San Francisco on July 25 Mrs McKinney, a young married woman who shot him, has been admitted to bail. The man Cumming who died at Petalums for slandering her is noted. Elsewhere in Mexico, Amora chartered railroad work will start once Consul Willard returns from Mexico City with Juarez signature to concessions.
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San Francisco
Illinoys
Ace
Adams Orrcutt Court
Ilinois
John L. Moore
John P. Hall
Adam Nichols
Lucy Hall
John Henry Bornman
Deceas Lucy Hall
Thia
Anawer
Quincy
Political the anti-Greeley democracy
Reports from multiple states on July 25 show leaders of the straight out Democrat movement planning private talks and anticipating full delegations to the September convention. National and local conventions in Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, New York, and Nebraska nominate or discuss candidates for Congress and state offices with party splits and liberal Republicans also active.
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New York
Blanton Duncan
M. M. Pomeroy
Democrat
Carmo
Ill
Anna
M. J. Inscoe
Union
Ren
Wiley
Ricamoyo
Wilson
Fred Douglass
Republican State Committee
Syracuse
PiatrsmodTs
Neb
Matilda Fletcher
Grant
Caicaco
Til
J. ¥. Astice
Dixon
Lawrence Weldon
Beechrseton
Iowa
Henri George W. McCrary
Issa Clements
Carbondale
Col. B.wiley
Jackson
Poe
H.C. Burchard
State Board of Penalhasens
E. B. Warner
National Democratic Committee
Spingler House
Guan
Illinoia
Congress
George G. Barnes
Marshall County
Farevieep
S. S. Marshall
A. K. McCabe
Board of Equalization
Tottpo
Isaac R. Sherwood
Williams County
Cottmsts
Wm. Dennison
Lucius V. Mash
Muskingum County
LaFayette
Morton
Hendricks
Indianapolis
Burning of the Erie Shops in Jersey City
New York July 25. The Erie buildings burned last evening over an acre. Engineer McCarthy died as walls fell. stoker Charles Nagle was injured but survived with a broken leg. A machinist may have perished entering for tools. Fire lasted two hours destroying about three and a half million dollars of property, mostly uninsured. Workers from New York and Patterson halted employment after a late strike. flames lit the river and reached the New York side. Over eleven hundred hands were employed. the scene was chaotic with families distressed over losses. Premises spanned five or six acres. the catastrophe is described as sudden and complete.
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New Yeurs
Jersey Oy
McCarthy
Fire Department
Charles Nagle
Jersey City
New York
Patterson
West Chester County
RocuEsten
Lovecraft
King’s
Schantz & Co
Paapelpais
Air Te Pik
Smith
Olison & Co
West Philadel
Explosion at Belleyvua Dock Burns Workers
Fragmentary report describes a boiler explosion at the Belleyvua dock in the morning. Several workers were seriously injured as flames and debris swept the area, with rescue crews responding quickly.
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Belleyvua
Goldsmith Maid and Lacy trot at Cincinnati today
The item notes the horses Goldsmith Maid and Lacy will race in Cincinnati today while Brobe and Samsel seek bail on Monday.
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Goldsmith Maid
Lacy
Cincinnati
Brobe Ad Samsel
Myers'& Co
Dubuqnue
Betts
Ifrei Sergeng Sed
Alex. N. Pennock
Daily Mail
Kansas Central
Leavenworth
Medill
Chicago
Greeley’s Judgment of a Political Renegade
Horace Greeley’s caustic letter to Frank Elsis after his Missouri Senate election highlights breaking from party lines for power. The piece argues Greeley mirrors Blair’s Democratic switch, condemning self serving shifts and branding Greeley as a lenient renegade toward his own platform.
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Frank Elsis
United States Senate
Missouri
Horace Greeley
Republican Party
Casigress
Mr. Lincon
Congress
Frank Blair
Democrats
General Biair
Greeley
Blair
Weekly World offers pre election rates for campaign coverage
Being desirous of contributing within our power to the triumph of Republics principles in the election of GAST and WILSON in November next we offer the WEEKLY WUI to November 15 covering the whole period of the campaign at the following rates in advance.
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Gaast
Wilson
Wui
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Browning & Bushnell
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William B. Bull
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Highland Addition
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