SHIRT MANUFACTORY AND SHOPS IN TOWN
Merchants advertise shirt manufactory on Fifth Street near Maine and a wrapping paper dealer on Sixth between Mine and Jersey. Notices mention a Continental railroad meeting, the Quebec fire, and various 19th century public notices.
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Congressional Proceedings in Senate May 24 First Session 1869
The Senate debates memorials from Dominican citizens against annexation, discusses sale of Cage Indian reservations in Kansas, settlement in Indian Territory, and the Louisville Canal appropriation. Amendments re land and naval forces for judicial processes are debated. A vote is set for tomorrow. House actions include rejecting South Carolina contest in Wallace v Simpson and consideration of consular appropriations with Cuban issue contention. Post Office bill totals are outlined with raises discussed.
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Eight Worthy Grand Lodge of Good Templars Met in St Louis
The Eight Worthy Grand Lodge of Good Templars met in a Temple building with delegates from multiple states and Canada. The secretary reported 5908 lodges and 359,027 members, noting light voting on degrees and strong support for a national prohibition party. The treasurer reported good finances and proposed a weekly paper. Delegates visited Shaw's Botanical Garden. a banquet is planned for tomorrow evening.
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Sioux Chiefs Arrive at Fort Laramie with Red Cloud Leaders
May 24 Sioux delegation led by Red Cloud and nineteen chiefs reach Fort Laramie in Cheyenne territory. John Richards accompanies the party as part of the delegation. Obituary notes Bishop Kemper of Wisconsin dies at 81 at his Milwaukee residence.
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Fenian movement stirs Vermont and New York state
May 2 report from The East Vermont describes a surge of Fenian activity for action against Canada. Irishmen from Vermont and nearby New York towns converge on St Albans with support from Lake Champlain towns. Groups travel by river and rail, with captains and organizers coordinating crossings, while authorities along the Canadian shore seek neutrality amid growing movement.
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Trotting Match Draws Big Crowd in Terre Haute
Sporting. Trotting match opened today in Terre Haute under fine weather with a large attendance. A citizens purse of 2000 dollars is the prize. Entries include Pilot Temple and John Morrisey.
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Destructive Storm Hits Trenton Area and Local Tragedies
Destructive weather devastates Huntingdon County with barn and home loss near Flemington, killing livestock. storms also drown a balloonist near McGregor. Fires claim four stores in Cuthbert, while a severe hailstorm rocks Lorasine Iowa damaging crops and killing livestock. A Missouri river steamer sinks near Clark, and a Philadelphia express collides with an emigrant train at Loman place injuring two.
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State Debt Totals 14 Million in New Orleans Bulletin
The Bulletin reports the bonded debt of the state at 14,085,300 dollars as of May 24 in New Orleans, detailing the total liability and implying it may influence forthcoming fiscal discussions and policy considerations.
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Explosion sinks bark Astorius off Land's End
A vessel arriving from an American port reports an explosion on the bark Astorius near Land's End on Wednesday, killing the captain and one sailor and nearly destroying the ship. A separate London report details a brutal family murder at Uxbridge with no clues. Lord Clarendon funds a further Dr Livingstone search grant. Vessels go to Honduras for railway construction. The Cologne Gazette notes Iceland opposition to Denmark gaining ground. The ship Marine was distressed May 7 in the Indian Ocean with 21 crew dead from starvation.
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Murder at Howlett station shocks Illinois town
A dreadful murder occurred at Howlett station four miles east of Springfield on the Toledo and Waubash road Sunday. Dennis Ryder about eighteen was shot and killed by Frank Lewis who fled after firing a pistol into his heart. The killer was arrested and jailed in Springfield amid local uproar.
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The Threatened Raid Rumors Stir Montreal
May 24 reports from Montreal say rumors of a Fenian raid circulate but public alarm remains low. Volunteers are under arms as authorities tighten guard, while patrols and police watch key points.
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Method for the Piano Forte Advertised by Ditson Co
Advertisement touts a piano instruction book by Oliver Ditson & Co with a national demo in the county. It notes strong demand, 25,000 copies, separate editions for American and foreign flu ger, and a price of five dollars postpaid upon receipt. Addresses in Boston and New York listed for distribution.
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