Local Businesses and Marked Packages Listing
A fragmented 19th century directory item lists MARBLE WORKS CG VOLE at 200 Maine street SE corner of Third Street, SHIRT MANUFACTORY J GRAPFTEY on Fifth street near Maine, and an FP LACHS & CO SOAP CANDLE AND OIL FACTORY at Sixth between Mine and Jerasy. Wrapping paper, tall, grease and other goods are noted with EMPIRE LINE marked on packages. For rates, WM HARVEY, Agent, Quines, Ti angldty ee?
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Kentucky
Exchange Mills
Fifth Street
State
Ohre
Broadway
Second Streets
Meher & Co
Stark Millis
Second
Wheeler & Conticpded
Tellicy Mills
Ohio
Delaware
Tick & Broa
J W. Brown
H. Gage
Fifth
Maine
Hampshire Street
Meriams
Hampshire
Vermont
Popland Ash
GRO. Neeves &&Son
Manyfarrerers
Dalm
Bradford
McCoy & CQ
Hampshire Streets
West
Quincy
Maine Street
Third
Lachs & CO
Jerasy Desler
Empire Line
Harvey
Obituary Note for Former Chicago Native
Brief obituary noting a person formerly of Chicago and later of Macon City has passing details. The item identifies residence shift and location tied to the deceased, with no additional biographical data provided.
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Chicago
Macon City
Sherman Hancock Correspondence and Senate action in May
The Senate passed amendments to the Fifteenth Amendment bill after a long session, with a 42 to 8 vote and adjournment until Monday. Internal Revenue guidance on stamp cancellations for brewers was issued. Hancock and Sherman correspondences reveal non involvement of politics in Hancock's Pacific Department appointment and address rank precedence and personal relations with Grant.
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Washington
Senate
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Wheeler
Gen. Hancock
Department of the Pacific
Sherman-Hancock
Hancock
Sherman
St. Louis
Pacific
Department of Missouri
Department of Dakota
Missouri
Hanncock
Gen. Sherman
Gen. Grant
McClernand Nominated for Judge in Sangamon County
Illinois details Gen John A McClernand agreeing to run for Judge of the Thirtieth Judicial Circuit per Sangamon County bar request after Judge Edwards resignation. Also noted Secretary of State confirms weekly papers printing the proposed Constitution with masthead comply with the resolution. A separate legal note denies a receiver in Davis et al v Union Pacific. Also Spotted Tail Sioux Chief arrives Chicago en route to Washington to confer with President over tribal affairs.
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Chicago
John A. McClernand
Sangamon County
Thirtieth Judicial Circuit
Edwards
Secretary of State
Lowe
Davis Et al
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Chicaco
Bondman Refuses To Pay Share In Defalcation Suit
One bondsman of Susisey the defaulting city treasurer declines to cover his portion of the bond arguing officials knew of the defalcation months before it became public. A libel suit is also noted as Sarah Buckly sues a Republican paper for slander after her sister’s verdict. A meeting was held Thursday regarding National Capital Femroving.
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Misy
Susisey
Sarah Buckly
Eliza Buckly
Republican
Taree
Wally
Prominent Officials Expected at Regional Gathering
Gov Palmer of Illinois Judge Delahey of Kansas Gov Butler of Nebraska Ex United States Senators Hedderson and Brown of Missouri and other prominent gentlemen are expected to be present at the event.
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Tal Gov. Palmer
Illinois
Judge Delahey
Kansas
Gov. Butler
Nebraska
United States
Hedderson and Brown
Missouri
Red Cloud and party head toward Washington from Fort Fetterman
In Cheyenne on May 22, Red Cloud John Richards and about twenty-five Sioux left Fort Fetterman aiming for Washington. They expect to reach Cheyenne on May 27. In St Louis, Forsyth pursues the Indians who attacked Kansas Pacific railroad workers, with good prospects of overtaking and punishing them.
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Cheyenne
Red Cloud
John Richards
Fort Fetterman
Washington
St. Louis
Forsyth
Kansas Pacific
Surprise impeachment talk rattles San Francisco editors
Washington report says a proposal to impeach Judges Field and Hoffman for misconduct in office created a sensation. The Alta California and other journals discredit charges and question congressional support. Immigration suit filed against steamship Idaho for 155000 under passenger act. Delegates from British Columbia pass through en route to Ottawa. Central Pacific Railroad completes California Pacific Railroad acquisition and plans fast boat service, signaling broader consolidation on the Pacific coast.
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San Francisco
Washington
Field
Hoffman
Alta Californian
Congress
Central Pacific R. R
Cal. Pac. BR. R
Jane
Central
Pacific Coast
Union and Central
Methodist Conference Bishops elected in South Memph is
In the Southern Methodist Conference at Memphis on May 21 a resolution to elect two bishops was offered, debate followed, a substitute for one bishop was adopted, and J. B. McFerrin was elected on the third ballot.
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MemphHis
Southern Methodist Conference
J. B. McFerrin
Espartero Accepts Spanish Crown Reported
Maprio reports May 21 that Espartero considers and consents to accept the crown of Spain though not official. Unsettled government state fuels excitement as acceptance is confirmed. Portuguese ministry notes Goldoba invites cabinet candidates. towns accept new order while British fleet sails toward Lisbon amid a tranquil country.
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Maprio
Expartero
Spain
Espartero
Lispon
Goldobua
Mappid
Corgans
Lisbon
Lis
Rebellion Matures Across Red River Region
A May 18 letter from St. Paul reports Riell’s followers considering Canadian laws after recent legislation. It notes American institutions can unlock Red River resources, while Winnepeg sentiment shows no annexation drive. London calls the US canal closure a studied unfriendly act. Chicago reports Riell’s aunt arriving to consult Brienn, with Californa Fenian support rumored.
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Washington
St. Paul
Red River
Riell
Red River Country
Winnepeg
United States
London
the Observer
Sault St. Marie Canal
Rebellion in Venezuela Report of Bianco Rebels Capture
New York May 21 Venezuela advices to May 9 b report the success of the rebels under Germo Bianco on the 27th of last month After three days of hard fighting the insurgents occupied the capital Houses and stores were sacked and robberies were carried on by the soldiers The victorious party long led by Bianco has sought to overthrow the government and appears to have succeeded
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New York
Venezuela
Germo Bianco
Bianco
Bassett Seeks Presidential Ratification of Fifteenth Amendment
On May 21 Bassett the colored Minister waited on the President to inform him of the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment. The President praised the President and Congress and said Haitians would feel closer to the United States due to the amendment.
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New Yorke
Bassett
United States
Congress
Hsyti
House collapses in New Jersey accident traps family
In Lade New Jersey last night a house fell due to age. Mr Lawson his wife and two children were buried beneath rubble but rescued alive. Both parents are fatally injured. The report continues with Ezre Bartell in Chicago dated May 22.
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New-York
Lade
New Jersey
Lawson
Chicago
Ezre Bartell
Washington Legislative Actions and Adjournment
In Washington petitions were presented to abolish national banks and seek other financial changes. A resolution to investigate Supreme Court Clerk fees was adopted. An eight hour law resolution for government laborers was proposed but objected. Foreign Affairs favored paying A P Hovey’s full ministerial salary to Peru. a bill to raise China minister salary was tabled. Remains of Asboth and Steadman were authorized to be moved to the United States. House adjourned after resuming Louisiana election case Newsham v Ryan. majority for Newsham.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cox
McGrew
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Senate
A. P. Hovey
Peru
China
General Asboth
Argentine Confederation
Steadman
Santiago de Cuts
United States
Dawes
House
Louisiana
Newsham
Ryan
Democrata
Consul Phillips in New York and global crises prompt notice
Consul Phillips, forced from Santiago de Cuba, is now in New York. Reports of two personal crises in Chicago on Saturday include a young woman poisoned and a young man shooting with a pistol. The Revolution is sold to Mrs. Bullard of Brooklyn, with Mrs. Croly to edit and Tilton and Studwell as stockholders. Terre Haute spring races begin Tuesday the 24th, four days of racing with over forty fast horses. Archbishops Purcell and Kenrick defend Bishop Dupanioup in the infallibility dispute with Archbishop Spaulding. Methodist Book Committee contemplates suspending their junior book agent during trial. A Carracas letter notes 47 hours of battle for the capital, with about one thousand slain. Governor Bullock of Georgia denounces charges as machinations of secessionist Joshua Hill. Cyrille Dion loses to McKay in a French carom match, McKay's run of 62 a new high. Sapper corps soldiers desert West Point after pay, with a $50 reward offered for each capture.
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Phillips
Santiago de Cuba
New York
Chicago
Bullard
Brooklyn
Croly
Tilton and Studwell
Terre Haute
Ind
Purcell
Kenrick
Dupanioup
Spaulding
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carracas
West Point
Blood in the Body and a Tonic for Impure Blood
The piece explains blood volume and movement, warning of disease from weak blood, and promotes MISHL R'S BERS BITTERS as a purifier and tonic. It cites health observations, then mentions a May 1870 school superintendent notice and bonds, with names blurred in the OCR.
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G. L King
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Witte & CO
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Acob Metz
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East Ide
Sonnet & Duffy
Comstock Castle & CO
Frost
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Trowbridge
Brossway
Betwen
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DRY Goods Market
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