Democratic State Convention and Political Commentary
The document notes a Missouri Democratic convention in Jefferson City on October 4 and a meeting in Carrollton moved to October 8. It lists Republican candidates Capt. M. D. Massie and J. L. Irwin, cites the death of King Karl XV Bernadotte of Sweden, and critiques Gov. Walker of Virginia for remarks that affect the Liberal movement. It argues Virginia's wartime record should not guide loyal communities and urges prudence in political alignment.
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Coanuks XV
Sweden
Malamo
Oscar I
Jean Baptiste Jules Bernadotte
Napoleon
Charles Eugene Bernadotte
Oscar
Greeley
Virginia
Walker
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Columbus
Horace Greeley
Gov. Walker
Old Dominion
Union
South
Confederacy
Appotomax
Ohio
Cincinnati
Little Miami
Third
Vine
Ottumn4
Iowa
C.C. Parker
Wm. B. Allison
Alexander Clark
Joe Nash
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Kxeoxuk
Allison
Alex. Clark
J. Mann Davidson
St. Paul
Clark
Sr. Jostra
Bennett Pike
Congress
Gen. Craig
Greeley’s Pittsburgh Speech Sparks Outcry Over Disunion Views
A Pittsburgh stop by Horace Greeley during his presidential tour drew fierce backlash for defending secession ideas. The report condemns his remarks as an insult to loyal soldiers and urges that his stance risks splitting the Union, aligning with strong opposition from war veterans and pro-Union factions.
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The
Union
Greeley
New York
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Andy Johnson
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
South
Forsber
Jett
Davis
Davia
Cincinnnati
American Banquet for Geneva Board Members in Paris
Paris hosts a grand banquet for Northern States delegates from the Geneva Board of Arbitration. Berlin reports a meeting on private property at sea during war with Gortschakoff, Andrassy, and Bismarck seeing it as a hopeful sign. France and Germany exchange notes over M About the author’s arrest. Other items note Arthur opening Round Bay Park in Leeds, Bismarck’s wife’s arrival, a fatal lightning strike in Lancashire, Rome occupation protests postponed, the Pope’s elder brother’s death, and insurgent numbers in Cuba.
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Geneva Board of Arbitration
Berlin
Prince Gortschakoff
Count Andrassy
Bismarck
United States
Austria
Germany
Prussia
Italy
Holland
France
M. About
Lorraine
Thiers
London
Prince Arthur
Rose
Mapnio
Cuba
Roof Collapses. Seven Escape as One Man Injured
A building roof was crushed into the cellar trapping seven men inside. All escaped with minor bruises except George Grader who sustained crushed ribs and remains in dangerous condition. Fire crews worked to stabilize the wreckage and assist victims.
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George Grader
Weather and travel notes from Washington and Ohio
The Signal Service forecasts for Saturday in the Northwest southerly to westerly winds and clearing skies. Secretary Delano departed Washington for Ohio to engage in political activities while Assistant Secretary Cowan headed to Bellaire, Ohio as his child was dying. Postmasters are ordered to register free all letters containing currency addressed to the Treasurer.
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Washington
Delano
Ohio
Cowan
Bellaire
Greeley visits amid Civil War reconciliation drive
Horace Greeley arrives in Columbus and Cincinnati as he urges end to postwar proscription. Governors and reporters quote his stance on unity and the Union. Campaign chatter follows with Democratic and Republican events in multiple cities, including straight out tickets and conventions.
President Grant Visits Newark Exposition Before Long Branch Departure
President Grant stayed at Ex- Gov Ward's residence in Newark overnight and visited the Exposition this morning crowd interference yesterday. He will depart for Long Branch this afternoon and plans to return to Washington with his family early next week. In another note, the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows authorized a German translation of the Ritual and decided elective officers need Rebekah degree before installation.
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N. J
Grant
Ward
Long Branch
Manhington
C. F
Columnus
Joseph Ordish
California
New York
Fide
Ohio
Macabire
Ordish
Pittsburg
Colored People's Fair Opens Final Day in Nashville
Nashville reports the annual Colored People’s Fair nears close after several successful days with large exhibitions. A notable feature was J. M. Largaton’s agriculture address, followed by a lecture for colored orphans tonight. Also news of a new silver discovery north of Tecoma on the Central Pacific line. Free mining shows up to thousands of ounces per ton. The ledge district draws a large rush of people to the area.
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Nashville
J. M. Largaton
Tecoma
Central Pacific
Greeley Visit to Memphis Sails on Candidacy News
A report notes Greeley seeks a Memphis visit as political maneuvers unfold. Also recounts A. T. Stewart declining New York mayoral bid and Mrs. Siddons leaving England for New York. Highlights include Union Fair receipts at Grand Rapids totaling 31000 and racing results at Prospect Park.
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Memphis
Tenn
A.T. Stewart
New York
Scott Siddons
England
Grand Rapids
Prospect Park
National
Mich
J.L
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Congress
Highth
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Boston
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Political campaign meetings announced by multiple speakers
Gen M M Banks and Col Marions announce campaign talks across Pike, Green, Brown, Jersey, Calhoun, and Adams counties with dates in late Sept and Oct. Hon Francis Rodman to speak in German in Peru Highland Alton Mascontah Oct 1. W Casey (colored) and Col A C Matthews schedule talks with joint discussion planned with Dem candidate R M Knapp. Republican committees arrange events.
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Griggsville
Pike County
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Green County
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Repub
Francis Rodman
Missouri
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A. C. Matthews
Congress
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Brown County
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Pittefield
J. L. Orr
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M.D. Massie
J.l.irwin
Pointments
Legislaure
J. L. Irwin
Chambersburg
Perry
Detroit
Milton
Gents List of Names and Dues Featured in Aged Ledger
A long catalog of male names, titles, and initials appears, resembling a past residents or members list with numerous Johnsons, Browns, Davises, and others, interspersed with roles and addresses. The fragmentary OCR shows many personal names, surnames, and possible titles, indicating a compiled roster or directory item from a historical issue.
Railroad accident disrupts Boston line near Haverhill
Boston report describes a Boston and Maine train derailing between Haverhill and Lawrence. The smoking car carrying eighteen people toppled into an embankment. No serious injuries reported. Separate fire in St Louis destroyed the William Long & Co warehouse, with coal, oil, hemp and other goods. losses ranged 40 to 50 thousand dollars, insurance unclear. Louisville warehouse collapse at First and Washington streets occurred early evening.
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William 8. Long & Co
Myrtle Street
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