Riot in Savannah Ga Stuns City Police
Report of a serious riot in Savannah Georgia with chaotic scenes, injuries, and police response. The article also notes foreign enlistment issues aboard a war steamer at Antwerp and a French loan update totaling forty one and a half milliards francs subscribed in Paris.
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Renssels
Tates
Wr. Wack
Antwerp
Wachusett
President Ro chs levies forced loan in Monterey report
Herald dispatch from Matamoros says Gen. Rochs imposed an $80,000 forced loan on Monterey merchants amid a quieting political scene following Lerdo De Tejada's peaceful acceptance of supreme executive authority after Juarez.
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Matamoros
Mexico
Gen. Rochs
Monterey
Lerdo de Tejada
Juarez
PRESIDENT GRANT ARRIVES AT ERIE WITH PUBLIC RECEPTION
President Grant arrives in Erica New York to be a guest of Senator Conkling until Thursday night before travels to Thou sand Isles. Mayor and Council welcome him with a salute as the 26th Battalion escorts the party to Senator Conkling’s residence. Horatio Seymour accompanies the President.
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N. Y
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Senator Conkling
Thousand Isles
Unica
Horatio
New York
National Labor Party
Davis
Parker
Troup
Connecticut
Labor Party
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Maryland
Delaware
Ohio
Kentucky
Georgia
Virginia
Max and
Labor Reform Party
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Greeley
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Trnustees
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H.W. Bucci
Bit H. Mcsurar
U. S
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E. D. Staxpurorn
Farmers’ and Drovers’ Bank
Houdosx Ean
Royal Insurance Co
Liverpool
Ninth Judicial Dist
C. Graham
Graham Cabinet
JiLsox P. Jonsson
Galt House Br. Jr. E Bell
University
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G. Barrer
Louisville
T. L
Hexar Wotrogo
A. O. Brawsix
Manacturers’ Bank
Jepex
Ae Heel Co
Progri
Elor Pam
J.C
General Assembly
Tax Seconn Crass
Senate
House of Representatives
Peonoaal Penals
Anzuat
Edward Rummel
E Seite
Chaseb. Lippincott
Erastos N. Batrs
Pemaien
Commissa of Public Printing
Grants
Greeley Wilson
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Sumner advised by Sumner on rights vote
July 30 reports from multiple cities on political meetings and tensions. A letter from A T Augusta and David Fisher with twenty prominent colored citizens asks Charles Sumner for guidance on presidential choices. Sumner replies urging quick support for the Liberal ticket. Reports from Keokuk, Des Moines, Savannah, and other towns note political formations, standpoints, and incidents of violence and defalcation tied to the 1868 campaign.
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Wasmycrox
A. T. Augusta
David Fisher
Charles Sumner
Summer
Queekly
Frems
Keocstx
Iowa
Grant and Wilson
G. W. McC
Col Layton
T. F. Bowen
Gay Mills
Judge Edwards
Grant
Benfast
F. A. Pike
Congress
Savannan
J A. Subball
Houghton
Lake Superior
J. W. Begole
A.M. Faylor
Indiana County
St. Louis
Wilson
Indianapoll
Jason B. Brown
Medora
Greeley
Carcusis
Colt Grosvenor
Gratz Brown
Joxzssone
Jesse Ware
Union County
John H. Oberly
Alexander
Wm.a. Demma
Jackson
Train Disaster Near Coon Creek Kills Five Migrants
A Kansas Central passenger train derailed after a bridge was washed out by three water spouts near Coon Creek in July. Five migrants died, while express messenger Kidder and baggageman Wallace were wounded.
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Kansas Central
Coon Creek
Kidder
Wallace
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