Radical politics and the 1860s distrust in government
An impassioned political missive argues Radical leaders threaten the republic with war or bankruptcy. It condemns the Democratic ticket Seymour and Blair as the last hope against Radical misrule, urging voters to reject the incumbents to preserve union and national finances.
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Uoldiéra
Union Maby
Ydrior
Sox
Democratic Party
Fred
Seymour
Blair
Atanda
Itatfons
Nonby
Phopigny
Loaly
Thiey
Maver
Burish
Ritlera
Ena
Grant
Pollax
Stepnia
Funeston
Fenian Congress to Convene in Philadelphia on 24th
A general Fenian Congress is planned in Philadelphia for the 24th at the Assembly Building, with over one thousand delegates expected from California Canada Ireland England Scotland Austria and South America. A civic and military display will welcome delegates on Thanksgiving Day.
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Philadelphia
Eensembly
Iriahinen
California
Canada
Ireland
England
Scotland
Ausatia
South America
Earthquake Ravages California Towns and City Hall
Reports from October describe extensive quake damage across Alameda County including San Leandro Hayward and surrounding areas. Buildings toppled fissures opened water and steam issued from crevices while city hall and the Custom House suffered severe destruction. Some assess damages up to two million dollars with recovery work ongoing as crews clear debris and surveys prepare to quantify losses.
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San Francisco
Almeda County
San Leandro
Ban ‘Aig
Formantha
San, Leandro
Hayward
Alduieda
Brooklyn
Orleans
San Tee Ieee
Board of Superintendents
U. S. Marine’ Hospital
Custom House
Violence erupts on Canal Street leaves several dead
Report details a large white and black confrontation on Canal Street near St. Charles and Basin, beginning around ten PM. Shots wounded multiple people, with two blacks and several whites killed or fatally injured as crowds fled and authorities investigated eight coroners inquests across districts.
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St. Charles Street
Canalcer
Melpomene Street
Coroner Road
Canal Street
Barouned Canal
Mienets
Madagascar Treaty with United States Opens Trade Ties
Washington reports a treaty between the United States and Madagascar to deepen commercial relations and friendship. It safeguards territorial integrity and domiciles, forbids forcible entries, and allows U S religious practice with limits. It requires Madagascar ports without governors’ military stations to be protected from U S vessels. In shipwreck or attack cases, Madagascar pledges aid to recover property for owners or the U S Consul.
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United States
Washinton
Madagascar
Jd Madéga
Magésty
Riot in Louisiana Stirs White Black Clashes in 1800s
New Orleans reports a public display of Democratic clubs ends with one white man wounded and two Black men killed, including a New Metropolitan Police member. A Spaniard baker’s family suffers murder and arson as fires burn three houses. White groups flee as rumors spread. Authorities pledge order while troops are deployed to curb violence.
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New Orleans
New Orteana
Loulsiana
Steadman
Ernoy Warmouth
Roila
Sean Control
Jaffaire
Rousseau
Torspay Treaty With Madagascar Proclaimed
Official publication by the President announces a treaty with Madagascar for commercial and friendly purposes. election results and crimes are reported in brief: eight boys in Concord New Jersey poisoned by mistaken turnips. two die. A blast near Rochester, Nebraska kills one and injures two. Ohio and West Virginia results cited. New Orleans registries total 48 000. Ward and Mellen embezzlement trial verdict: guilty. Park incident with patrolman and a fire in Cleveland.
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Torspay
Madagascar
Batarday
Flondee
Rochester
Virginia
Ohio
New Orleans
Ward and Mellen
Boston
Government Funde
Skeleton found in woods near Delano prompts mystery
Report mentions two youths and a man named Robert Bhoomaler and Ed aedit out near Delano with a skeleton found alleged to be a missing person. Bones show damage likely from animals. Separately, Mr Otis of Mans County is robbed of 1700 dollars and a gold watch by a thief posing as a Methodist preacher.
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Robert Bhoomaler
Delano
Luzerne
Borat Tan
Otis
Mans County
Jane
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