Stenberville Zierald Published Daily and Weekly
The Weekly Herald is a large sheet with 36 columns from six Daily numbers. Subscription $2 per year in advance, $2.265 after three months, $2.50 after six months. Clubs of 10 pay $20. one to the club organizer. The Daily Herald prints every evening except Sunday, delivered by carriers in Steubenville at 15 cents a week, 60 cents per month, single copies 5 cents. By mail $7 per year. Office on Market Street near Fourth.
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Weekly Herald
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Steubenville
Market Street
Fourth
Pay Up For Past Due Herato County Notices
Debt collectors warn residents in Herato County and Western States and Territories that those long in arrears must pay promptly or be erased from the books. Money orders are riskily received without Postmaster receipts, details vary by locality.
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Herato
Florida Legislature Forecast After Election Returns
The report notes Congress convening in Washington next Monday and projects Florida's next Legislature on a joint ballot with a Republican Senate majority 12 to 12 Democrats and a House 250 Republicans to 24 Democrats, signaling a GOP tilt.
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Congress
Washington
Florida
Senate
House
War materials shipped to Europe aid France and arms industry
Over the last ninety days about ten or eleven cargoes of war materials were exported to Europe mostly on French account totaling around seven million dollars. Army statistics show 259000 French regular soldiers captured by Prussians and French losses of about 2000 in action and disease, including about 12000 officers. Prussians reportedly captured 3500 field pieces and 35000 horses.
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Europe
Army Statistica
The
Loire
Paris
Seine
France
London
Times
William
Prussia
Napoleon
Cyrus W. Field Faporis
Lwo Cean
Prusers
Phe
Pich
Karop
Ritchie
Hex
General Sterman’s Army Report Details Strength and Tactics
General Sterman publishes a brief practical report on the army’s condition and discipline. It states a total force of 34 870 across all arms, with planned reduction to 60 000 by July 1. It notes small army condition and recommends tactical changes.
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Sterman
Raven Joke on Chicago Bedbug Register Incident
A traveler's hotel register episode in Chicago ends with a bedbug marching across the page. The traveler quips he has been bitten by various creatures and officials but has never seen bedbugs read the register to locate his room.
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Chicago
St. Jue Flens
Kansas City
Fort Scott Gray-Backs
Germans Back Republican Ticket In New Orleans And Ohio
In New Orleans the German Americans largely supported the Republican ticket after Democratic papers favored France and opposed Prussia. Ohio Germans similarly backed Republicans. Mild weather followed by intense cold across the region, with frozen lakes, snow delays, Ottawa streetcar stoppages, and a fatal snow slide. The article pokes at the New York World's war dispatches and praises a correspondent for deriding German armies.
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New Orleans
France
Prussia
Ohio
New York World
Israel
David
Goliah
Saul
King William Says French Leaders Prefer Ruin to Power
In a royal speech delivered by commission at the North German Parliament opening, King William asserts that French leaders would sacrifice a noble nation to retain power. He states peace terms must match national sacrifices and calls for a strong defensive frontier to shield both south and north Germany from further aggression.
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William
Germany
Orleans
Arthenay
Napoleon
Wilhelmshuhe
Bismarck
Europe
Tuillerie
Journal Critics Break Faith with Party
The Cincinnati Commercial, Chicago Tribune, and Pittsburgh Commercial display independence by denying strict Republican ties while attacking General Grant and his administration. They seek influence through controversy, but the piece argues the Republican party can endure without their services or their support.
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Cincinnati Commercial
Chicago Tribune
Pittsburgh Commercial
General Grant
New York Sun
Dana
Sun
Herod
Grant
Internal Revenue Report Highlights Strong 1870 Receipts Rise
Commissioner Delano presents the Internal Revenue Office report showing 1870 receipts of 185 235 667 97 dollars, up from 160 039 344 29 in 1869, with spirits tax at 55 551 599 18 and an overall excess of 10 235 867 97 over optimistic estimates. He urges no tax changes, calls for ending government spies and moiety payments, and touts economy and reduced expenditures.
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Internal Revenue
Delano
Internal Revenue Office
Johnson
Congress to Take Up Pending Bills in Next Session
Several measures from ship building and foreign mail to telegraph cables and immigrant contracts were not disposed of and will be revived. Proposals include establishing a territorial Alaska government, admitting Colorado and New Mexico as states, curbing munitions sales, and forming Port Wardens for New York.
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Congress
Mediterranean and Oriental Steam Ship Navigation Company
U. S
Europe
United States
San Francisco
China
Japan
Belgium
Alaska
Colorado
New Mexico
New York
Kansas Pacific Railway
Memphis
el Paso
Midland Pacific Railways
Washington
Much Ado About Nothing in Republican Press
The piece argues that GOP critics and press outlets are stirring conflict between General Grant and Ex-Secretary Cox. It says Cox resigned after trying to control the head of government, leaving the matter to his own affairs. The Sandusky Register notes Cox’s friends find efforts to portray him as Grant’s hero silly and distasteful.
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Grant
Cox
Sanduscky Register
John B. Neil
Hayes
Kentucky
Lincoln
Ohio
Louisville
Tim
Childer
New England Plans Grand Forefather's Day Celebration
New England prepares to celebrate Forefather's Day on December 21 marking the 250th anniversary of the Pilgrim Fathers landing at Plymouth.
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New England
Plymouth
Female physician wanted to go to India advertises
The press of America notes Mrs Dr. Walker’s attention to an advertisement seeking a female physician willing to travel to India. The brief item highlights the era’s call for medical practitioners abroad and the public response to the notice.
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Press of
America
Mitchell protected Democrat wins Milwaukee seat in race
Alexander Mitchell, a Democrat from Milwaukee Wisconsin, is described as a protectionist. His Republican opponent argued for free trade, stressing that stance. A hospitalized patient from Belmont County Infirmary was discharged after months confinement with gangrenous feet likely to require amputation.
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Alexander Mitchell
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Belmont County Infirmary
Spectator Row as Woman Drives Two Horse Team
A Western city described a spectacle of a woman driving a two horse team with no bears or chained cows. The piece mentions Vermont and Thanksgiving adjournment, while Jo an Stuart Minx pleads for peace and John Stuart labeled as a Mills of the gods whose grinding reveals little grit.
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Joan Stuart
John Stuart
New York Commercial
War Summary for the Week Ending December 1 1870
The Franco Prussian war reports no major Paris movement but notes French forces may attack Etampes with Paladines massing about Angerville. German lines stretch Chateauneuf to Fontainebleau as Moltke probes, while Paris remains quiet and reconnoitering near Vicennes confirms some local action. The Berlin press hints the war may end soon amid strained eastern diplomacy.
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New York Herald
Etampes
Paladines
Angerville
Chateauneuf
Chartres
Fontainebleu
the Loire
von Moltke
France
Trochu
Viccennes
Montmedy
Moczieres
French and Prussians resume heavy fighting in France
Telegrams report heavy cannonading near Orleans and Villieres Bretonaux as both sides clash. Thionville surrenders as the Loire army plans a grand sortie toward Paris amid shortages. Berlin notes a 100 million thaler supply request to the federal parliament.
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Lide
Villieres Bretonaux
Thionville
Duke of Mecklenburg
Loire
Neuville
Mezieren
Department of
the Loret
Gardes
Am’ens
Lequest
Paris
Genessee
Ecauen
Rein and
Plaesen
Louvain
Belgium
Echo du Nord
Amiens
Etaile Belge
Messieres
Havre
Army of
Deal
Berlin
Paris Siege and Franco Prussian War Dispatches
London telegrams report Paris subsistence for two and a half months with bread wine and brandy for a year while French defenses rise. Battles near Vendome and Montargis yield French gains as Prussians retreat. rumors of Paris surrender and Napoleon alliance circulate.
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Paria
Tours
Gambetta
Demenia
Quesnel
Jules Favre
Paris
Montarges
Sudan
Boyres
Amiens
Gerplans
Orleans
War Dispatch Reports French Retreat and Garibaldini Engagement
A late dispatch from Toure dated November 28 reports continued fighting near Amiens with Villers and Sceaux falling to Prussian artillery while Dury holds at nightfall. Garibaldians clash with Prussian rifles near Pasques, forces retreat amid disorder, and reports claim an attempted assassination of the Prussian king. The Times cites pacific signals and a January meeting of treaty powers in England.
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Amiens
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Lattes
Werder
Garibaldi
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the Vostes
Dijon
Prussia
London Times
St. Petersburg
Rasia
England
Paris World War II battlefront reports in reports of the world
Reports describe French retreat near Amiens with heavy losses as Prussians seize Amiens and occupy the Kare valley. Fronts at the Loire and North remain active as a decisive battle looms, with Garibaldi defeated and Paris perilously positioned amid ongoing skirmishes.
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World
Amieng
Amiens
Kare
Loire
Department
Garibaldi
Paris
Trochu
Great Man Dr Helmbold Praised In Philadelphia Tour
The piece extols Dr Welmbold as a great man whose six Patchen horses impress the nation. It recalls a royal progress style tour to Philadelphia and New York, with ovations at La Pierre and praise from President Grant and figures like George Law and Vanderbilt. It closes urging America to recognize his life.
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Home Journal
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New York
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la Pierre
Baba
Grant
Helmbold
George Law
Commodore Vanderbilt
A.T. Stewart
Wm B Astor
America
Meteors and Adams Family Noted in 19th Century Reflections
Yale observers recorded 153 meteors in 4 hours 40 minutes during the November shower, with larger totals noted in 1830. The Memphis Appeal lauds John Adams and descendants as champions of liberty, praising their public service and advocacy for rights and petition.
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Ture Adams
Memphis Appeal
John Adams
John Quincy
Charles Francis
John Quncy, Jr
South
John Quincey Adams
Separation prospects for Siamese twins Chang and Eng
Henry Lee writes to the London Lancet about Chang and Eng Siamese twins suffering paralytic seizures. Letters from the twins and families suggest possible separation if one dies. A daughter reports Chang is depressed and nearly immobile with his right side useless. Uncle Joe tries to cheer him, but has little to offer.
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Henry Lee
London Lancet
Chang
Joe
Eng
Dr. Lee
Shanghai on the Ohio a sober village with growth and clubs
ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP November 1 25 Shanghai on the Ohio is praised as a civil industrious village with two dry goods stores a pottery works a school a hotel and a literary society while noting sobriety and modest commerce. The piece adds a New York Times quote on dress and a remark on using raw potatoes as a remedy for intoxication and mentions spring funerals looming if weather worsens.
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IuancHar
Korron Verato
Shanghai
Ohio
Ford & Lee
Hiram
Petroleum as Fuel Promises Perpetual Steam Power
A Philadelphia factory reports successful perfection of crude oil as a steam fuel for stationary engines locomotives and steamboats. The process eliminates tube clogging by carbon deposits, produces no smoke or gas, and requires minimal maintenance. If scaled, petroleum fuel could cut coal costs by half and free space for cargo on ocean and river vessels.
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Costa
Stowipe
Bult
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