Election slate names and date for June 19 1916
The record lists candidates including David Johnson for Representative William F M Masters for Auditor Joseph Shane for Commissioner and William Cunningham for Poor House Director with the date Wednesday June 19 1916 noted for the race. The fragment preserves names and the election day but lacks additional context or locations.
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David Johnson
William F. M.masters
Joseph Shane
Poor Houser
William Cunningham
Whig Nominations and Rally in Jefferson County
The Jefferson County Whigs announce their October ticket after yesterday’s nominating convention. They urge unity and principled support, praising the nominees as qualified and trusted, and call opponents traitors to the party. Also notes on railroad plans, plank roads, and regional political debate in Steubenville and Florence.
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Jefferson County
Thatcher
Avery
Vihig
Hippoferman Arena Exhibition Promises Grand Show
Bar Sands and Co advertise Hippoferman Arena to be exhibited in Steubenville on Saturday July 6. The display features celebrated equestrians, trained horses, twenty tiny ponies, three large elephants, and the Kentucky oratory with various amusements and sights to attract and please the public.
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Bar Sands & Co
Hippoferman Arena
Herald
Steubenville
Kentucky
Property and race taint South Carolina politics
In South Carolina, a House seat is forbidden to anyone who does not own five hundred acres of land and ten enslaved people. The remark notes a Western district’s example, where success hinged on being accused of sheep stealing, highlighting the era’s unequal political standard.
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South Carolina
House of Representatives
The Clipper editor exposed as a scoundrel speaks
The Richmond Clipper sparred with a rival paper over ethics, noting editors must act as gentlemen. A heated exchange claims the press protects truth while warning that a scoundrel may turn State evidence, illustrating the era’s press battles.
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Richmond Clipper
Steuknville Herald
Richen
C Dinper
Strawberries Promised From Burr's Mammoth Seedling
On Saturday Mr Dan TEL Zanz from the island brought strawberries of Burrs Mammoth Seedling, noting thirty fill a quart and fruit measuring from 3 to 44 inches in circumference. The Wheeling Argus marks their size and delicious taste and invites horticulturists to supply fuller facts about the berries.
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Dan- Tel Zanz
Wheeling Argus
Two Gaines Daughters Die in Brazil March
Information reaches the Navy Department of the deaths in Brazil during March of two daughters of Governor John P. Gaines of Oregon. Harriet, the younger, died aboard the United States ship Supply on the 18th, and Florella, the elder, died ashore on the 20th.
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United States Navy Department
John P. Gaines
Oregon
St. Catharines
Brazil
Harriet
United States
Supply
Florella
Pirate Galphin Vessel Reported at Washington Geo Crawford
The Pittsburgh Post notes a long low black rakish craft named the Galphin appeared at Washington Geo. W. Crawford with Crawford as captain. It is labeled a pirate and likely a Locofoco ship from Salt River, manned by former administration office-holders believed to have stolen public funds and returning for the balance.
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Geo. W. Crawford
Galphin
Pittsburgh Post
Locofoco
Salt River
Man dies in New York overpowered by sea heat
A man is reported dead in New York City on the 14th inst as he was overcome by the heat from the sea. The incident details describe a fatal encounter with intense sea heat near the waterfront.
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Lux Stravex
Inork City
Imst
Widow Ann Elliot Hangs Self Near Mor ris Township
From the Washington Commonwealth we report widow Mrs. Ann Elliot formerly of Morris Township died by her own hand on Monday morning. She was found suspended by a handkerchief tied to a roadside stake near Abm Hinkin’s residence.
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Ann Elliot
Wm. Elliot
Morris Township
Abm. Hinkin
Union in pan GER vote at Nashville Convention
The adjournment vote fixing the next meeting of Disunionists was held in Nashville. The Marietta Georgia tally favored disunion with yeas three and nays six. Observers fear a dissolved Union after such ballots and foresee grim outcomes for the country.
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Nashville
Marietta
Georgia
Friends of the Union
Elyria Courier Changes Editors Aims in October Vote
The Elyria Courier now lists William Johnston as editor and pushes Whig Governor candidate as the people’s favorite on the Reserve. The paper predicts a Whig victory in October and notes a shift from Democratic support to Whig principles.
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van Beren
William Johnston
Premium Plate and Great House Offerments Noted
The item notes a three dollar subscription includes a splendid parlor ornament plate from Graham's Magazine. It also mentions Cinemati Gazette claiming Burnett House in that city can bathe and have a shirt washed and ironed before completion, a boon for printers with a single shirt.
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Cinemati Gazette
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Dark Lusinary: Fred Douglas to Speak in Pittsburgh
Negro orator Fred Douglas is expected in Pittsburgh within days to enlighten the public on government and morals. He is regarded as a powerful speaker on civil rights and social reform.
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Fred Douglas
Pittsburgh
Arrival of Cuban Expedition division in Matilda and Hornet
A portion of the Cuban Expedition arrived yesterday afternoon aboard the schooner Matilda with Captain Wilson from Key West and Tampa. The group includes Colonel Wheat and Major Smith from Louisiana and Mississippi regiments, Captain Foster Brackenridge Mor gan Davis, Lieutenants Sartan Foley Morris Harris, Quartermaster Thomas, Stowell, Captains Howell Hall, and Captain Lopez with 35 men left at Tampa Bay. Also arrived from Tampa Bay last night the schooner Hornet carrying Major M Henry Captain Thomas H Marche of Louisiana Regiment Captain Beberly Matthews and Captain A C Steede with twenty privates.
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San Francisco Citizens Meet in Adverse California Reform Mood
Col Cotttern of the New York Herald reports a San Francisco adjourned meeting on the 29th to express sentiments about California. The meeting denounced Senate proceedings in Washington, attacking U S government officers, with Col Collier the Collector facing sharp abuse before defending himself on the stand.
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New York Herald
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Senate
Washington
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Debate Over Individual Liability at the Convention
The June sessions discuss whether all corporations should bear individual liability. Key figures include Reemelin, Dorsey, Archbold, Hitchcock, and Hancock, with debates over banks, roads, schools, and other entities. Judge Hitchcock and Judge Swan critique proceedings as the convention extends into its sixth week amid factional tensions.
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Butler County
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Examination of Gen Lopez Progressing Before US Commissioners
Telegraphic dispatch from New Orleans dated June 12 reports the examination of General Lopez is ongoing before United States Commissioners and will continue daily until a decision is reached. Probable outcome favors discharge for want of evidence as the trial generates notable excitement.
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Counterfeit Five Dollar Gold Pieces Circulating
The Louisville Courier reports a spread of counterfeit five dollar gold pieces thicker than the genuine coins. Counterfeit one dollar pieces are also in circulation, prompting concern among traders and the public.
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Geographical Society honors Fremont with London medal
The Geographical Society of London awarded Col. Fremont a gold medal for the most valuable geographical discoveries of the past year. The society typically grants this annual medal to the individual making the top contribution to geographical science.
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Col. Fremont
Geographical Society of London
Mirabeau Dies After Courageous Final Words
The dying Mirabeau, lingering after requests for opium, briefly revived as artillery fired nearby. He opened his eyes, smiled, and declared that the funeral rites of Achilles had begun, then expired with a clear voice, marking his final moment of life and resolve.
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Barnum’s plan to bring Queen Victor and babies next year
It is said Barnum, encouraged by his success in this country, is making great efforts to bring Queen Victor and her babies next year. Jenny Lind’s appearance is mentioned in connection with his touring ambitions and public spectacle.
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Wool Market Sparks Activity in Akron and Steubenville
Wool at Akron prices range 28 to 30 cents as brisk arrivals and a prompt market are noted. The Beacon reports Steubenville's market is more animated than usual with better prices, indicating rising demand in the June market.
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Pocket Cooxixe Stove Fitted for Picnic Use
Mr Lover, former head of the Reformed Club kitchens in London, unveils a compact pocket stove with all essentials, ideal for picnic parties and easy carriage.
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London
Drownings Reported After Foundry Bath Incident
Stephen Davidson, son of Robert Davidson, drowned yesterday at the foundry bar while bathing. A cautionary note accompanies the report.
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Robert Davidson
Dog killing season begins in local market
The text notes the start of a dog killing season and suggests butchers ought to lower sausage prices as a consequence, reflecting a market response to the season.
City Mortality Report for Week in St Louis
For the week ending Sunday last the City of St Louis recorded seventy five deaths. Of these thirty were children age five years or younger and thirteen died from cholera.
Court review on Webster case and Lopez portrait in Cuba
June coverage outlines a Boston legal dispute over municipal court jurisdiction in a Webster writ case with Supreme Court notes. It also delves into a long critique of General Lopez, defending his courage and detailing anecdotes from Henningsen’s account, including duels, mischief, and a romantic episode ending with fortune and marriage fallout.
Wheeler in Panama an anecdote from the Panama Echo
A Panama Echo anecdote on Wheeler Bartram, the Buckeye boy of the Great West, ascending a mountain with native scenery and dangers. Bartram grows dizzy but preserves calm by drinking brandy from his flask, a quip about being sensible to the last.
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Womay’s Rieurs Acary Boston Meeting Summary
In Boston on 30th Jan a gathering led by Miss Lucy Stone urged a women’s convention next year. Speakers praised immediate suffrage action while urging decorum. Lloyd Garris expressed desire to see Congress and Legislature members. A committee was formed to arrange the convention.
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Madam Anna Bisho Sings in Ten Languages
A brief item notes Madam Anna Bisho performs in ten languages, a multilingual music display praised for its lyrical talent and expressive singing. The piece highlights her mastery and the delight of diverse vocal repertoire.
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Anna Bisho
Invasion of Cardenas An Unfolding Spanish Debacle
Letters from the expedition recount a landing at Cardenas where four companies held fortified buildings. American forces fought fiercely, repelling Spaniards as a reinforcement of about six hundred troops arrived in a brutal assault. Casualties were heavy on both sides, with reports of up to four hundred Spaniards killed or wounded and fewer American losses. The Creole grounding and ammunition loss hindered a second landing attempt.
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New Orleans
Cardenas
Lopez
Judge Johnson Letter Echoes War Dispatch Style
The Chicago Journal compares Judge Johnson's nomination letter to Gen Tyler's brief war dispatches and to Gen Stark's address to soldiers. It notes a brisk, terse tone and recalls wartime rhetoric as the Red Coats loom in the lines, foreshadowing events.
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Benton's Speech Sparks Laughter in Senate Debate
Correspondence from Washington notes Senator Benton delivering a powerful late day speech against the Compromise, analyzing Texas and New Mexico boundaries with references to Humboldt, Fremont, and Webster. The scene includes vivid sarcasm about the Sarsa parilla Townsend and the Washington Union, with a bustling gallery and a generally convivial mood as the mail closes.
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Invasion Fears Rise as Cuba Trade Warms
From Havana June 8 report ships Fairy and Pizaro brought details of a Cuban crisis. The Fanny was due from New Orleans with 700 men for Cuba while 500 men rode the Pizaro. Gov Falqueras, former Matanzas governor, faces court martial for failing to capture Lopez at Cardenas. Business, especially import trade, hopes to rebound as excitement eases though blockade remains in effect with no decree lifting it.
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European Arrants and Paris unrest details
Telegraph scraps reveal doubts on a Russian minister’s London departure. In the French National Assembly duels ensue among factions linked to the Peace Society as government actions strike the Mountain. fifty Socialists are arrested in a single evening with gunpowder found on them, amid tensions around Changarnier.
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Braca's Artillery Remnant to Form New Battery
Captain H B Judd arrives at Jefferson Barracks Missouri with twenty two men the remnant of Bragg's battery from Santa Fe New Mexico. They served with General Taylor in the Rio Grande campaign fought at Buena Vista Resaca Monterey and Vale Alto. The men later acted as improvised cavalry against the Indians and now form the nucleus of a new battery to be organized and drilled by their former commander Colonel.
Gev Jackson’s First Congress Appearance in 1796
In 1796 Tennessee joined the union and sent its first representative to Washington. On the House floor a tall uncouth figure with hair and eel skin queue drew comment. Gallatin identified the newcomer as the new member for Tennessee, Andrew Jackson.
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Gev. Jackson
Congress
Gallatin
Tennessee
Union
Washington
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May jail commitments in St Louis county
Fifty seven commitments were made to the jail of St Louis county in May. Alleged offences include murder, manslaughter, assault with intent to kill, highway robbery, arson, killing a negro, larceny, burglary and larceny, conspiracy to cheat, passing counterfeit money, obtaining money under false pretences, swindling, assault and battery, contempt of court, negroes without licenses, escaped convicts, witnesses, safe keeping. One hundred three are now confined. A man was placed in the chain gang at Wheeling for beating his wife.
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St. Louis County
St. Louis
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