Wall Street dreams of faster Hudson rail link to beat Erie
Senior capitalists discuss building a new Hudson river railroad with tunnels and rock work on the west side to cut Chicago and Buffalo travel times. Washington seeks Sumner’s stance on Grant’s renomination, with obstinate opposition seen as inevitable, urging a bold, open fight between factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallan
Hudson
Palisades
Erie
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Washington
Sumner
Cincinnati
President Grant
Grant
Coal famine exposes river supply weaknesses in city
The article warns that a recent coal glut and river blockages reveal the inadequacy of relying on river transport. It urges more capital and rail connections to meet rising demand from Pittsburgh to New Orleans and to prevent future crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Ahe
Denver
Colorado
Hanson Guewrey Adheres To Moderate Views On Presidency
The piece notes Hanson Guewrey will not support frantic appeals or party causes. It argues many share his stance against savage quarrels in politics and suggests practical restraint may come with age. The Tribune is praised as a powerful voice shaping the upcoming election.
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Hanson Guewrey
Horace
Tid Tribune
Aceeaaa
Champa
Seneca
Lucas
Jackson
Montgneney
Summit
Medina
Erie County
Poe
Board of Public Works
T. A
Meigs County
Warren County
Wayne
Washington, Mosier
Urtle Creek
Said County
Fame and Some of Its Rewards
A reflective meditation on fame, noting how it tests earnest individuals and rewards them with uneasy contrasts. The piece hints at the oddity of public admiration and the tension between sincere effort and the casual ease of recognition.
Fame and ridicule in the memory of great Americans
The piece laments how public treatment of revered figures like Lincoln Taylor and Taylor exposes the fragility of fame. It argues that thoughtless words or jokes can overshadow lifelong public service and asks whether society should honor enduring deeds rather than mock notable leaders.
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Ieee
Sue Pa
Scott
Mexico
Buena Vista
Gen. Taylor
United States
Acs
Lincoln
Fit iv
Elanely Promotes Electric Nose Cure Revival
An advertisement or endorsement extols electric current as a remedy for the nose affecting vitality. Dr Bernier claims that applying electricity to the nose can restore flesh and vigor even after severe decay, citing a patient case to support the method's efficacy.
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Bernier
Hue
Unclear historic letter prompts strong mockery
Fragmentary OCR image shows a misread letter arguing about religion work and yoked ass. a response mockingly calls the writer impertinent and asks how they dare call the recipient a horse.
Senate Debates Railroads Military Bounties and Morse Memorial
The Senate discussed the Potomac railroad bill and district handling, considered bills on Indian claims and military bounties, and advanced measures including postal card use and soldier pay. Debates covered railroad discrimination, war losses, and funding for Kearsarge officers, with an executive session and Morse memorial arrangements.
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5 & Potomac Railroad
Patterson
District of Co
Cameron
District of Cotum
Pomeroy
Kansas
Committee On Public Lands
A Central Railroad Company
Bartsexico & Ratsellvng
Sokraghas
Conn
Committee On Indian Affairs
Michigan
Indiana
Cragin
N. H
New Hampshire
Wilson
Windom
Minn
Secretary of War
Uatel
Senate
Duluth Inn
Superior City
Apean
Mass
Fort Collins Military Reservation
Colorado
Lawrence
Fort Stanton
New México
Glasgow
War Department
Nevada
California
House
Legislature Adjourns Amid Bills and Petitions
The session adjourned after debate on specie payment and a rejected Brooks motion. Several new bills were proposed including shop construction and township election alignment. Petitions from multiple counties urged liquor law amendments and mine safety measures. Census notes from Denver and growth figures follow.
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Great National Bank
Brooks
Steele
Willoughby Township
Lake County
Ball
Bellaire
Belmont County
Smith
Montgomery
White
Crawford
Galion
Montgomery County
Powell
Commissioners of Fisheries For
Ohio
R. Kile
Bieneak
Plymouth Township
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Star Publishing Company
Gttice, Northeast Cor
5Th & Vine
Congressional
Scofield
Dawes
Professor Morse
Hill
New Jersey
Post Office Committee
Randall
Garfield
Tyner
Ind
Apa
Potter
Meron
Finkelnburg
St. Garfield
Bingham
Noes
Morse
Perry
Wales
Stark County
Cone
Egraff
Jefferson County
Gardner
Miuniee
Daugherty
H. R
Mr. Titue
Seventh Judicial District
Thompson
Adams County
Brown
Clermont
Highland
Ross
Sapolio
A.S. Tallmadge & CO
Vine St
W&s
Chromos
Wheeler & Wilson
Wm, Sumner
West Fourth Street
G. Wright
Angus
Greatestern Dental Company
West Sixth St
Vine
Race
WF &M
Hickering & Sons
West Henry General Annett Estey
Undertaker
John P. Epply
Ninth Street
Cor
Plum
Awmings, &c
A. Blase
Sycamore Loreacaneis
Werle
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West Third St
Daily Star
Shean
Ips
Evening Star
Volkstreundmpany
Cindk
Te Cms
Atly
Vening Star
Cial Oy Raerths
Eee
Beal
Nipet
Star
Stak Publishing Company
Wiery Star
the, Cincinnati Rock
Weekly Star
Nce
Journal
Home Circle
Choice Poetry
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Atlantic Cable
Legislative News
the Weekly Star
Model Newspaper
Tzenil Ae
Rsa
Emily Bewin
Tate
Sar
the Star Publishing
Pany
Rine
W. A. Patterson
Fourth St
Stationery
Beeler & Corby
Eae Meek
Tee
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