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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1872
Page
2
Perry declines renomination and resigns from Congress
Hon Aaron F Perry personal and political friends learn of his resolution to retire from political life and resign the unexpired term. A public card indicates his settled decision. A Garnett speech lampoons farming versus fighting and a New York Herald analysis shows Grant leads Greeley in newspaper support.
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Ohio
Perry
Garnett
H. H. Garnett
America
Greeley
Grant
Ice Panic in New York Over Short Supply
A sudden ice shortage in New York caused widespread alarm among slaughterhouses fishmongers hotels and residents as thermometers neared the nineties. Investigators found the panic stemmed from prior heat and a tug's disablement but noted this year's crop would exceed 1 200 000 tons easing fears once delayed barges arrived.
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New York
Jersey City
Brooklyn
The Suez Canal and Its Global Impact
A historical overview notes the shift from Cape of Good Hope routes to a canal across the Suez Isthmus, enabling ships to move from Asia to Europe in a single voyage. It mentions the long pursuit of such a canal, the role of Egypt and Turkey, and the European interest in funding and guiding its construction.
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Indies
Africa
Cape of Good Hope
Suez
Asia
Europe
Turkey
Egypt
France
Suez Canal described as thriving and secure by naval report
The Iroquois under Commander Adams navigated the Suez Canal with praise for its depth and width. Dredging is limited but effective. a 400 foot ship passed without issue. The canal’s growth outpaces last year with over a hundred passages monthly, hailed as a world wonder and symbol of development.
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United States
Iroquois
Adams
Suez Canal
Lord Bats
Africa
War Clouds Over South America Threaten New Conflict
The article surveys ongoing and recent wars in the Americas, noting Brazil and the Argentine Confederation edging toward war over Paraguay's conquest repercussions. It details Brazil's naval buildup as a response to loan-backed Argentine fleet expansion, plus population and geography factors shaping the dispute and global interest in Brazil's regional aims.
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Mexico
Cuba
Paraguay
Brazil
South America
England
Confederation
Argentina
Ohio Representative Declines Re election and Resigns
In a personal note to the People of the First Congressional District of Ohio, the writer states they will not seek re election under any plausible circumstances, and has sent resignation to the Governor on the 14th to fill the current vacancy at the upcoming election. The letter expresses gratitude for support and confidence.
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First
Ohio
Memphis grand jury probes tax collector McLean defaulter claim
A Memphis dispatch reports the grand jury charging State and County Tax Collector William McLean with defaulting on over one hundred thousand dollars. Esquire Bleckley is named as financial agent. An arrest warrant was issued but McLean remains at large. supporters expect he will surrender soon. The office is noted as highly lucrative in the state. Comments arise in Alexandria Egypt over a clash between US Consul Butler and General Loring with ex Confederates Major Campbell and Wadleigh. Dover Wisconsin notes a youth who defeated a boy and six men in four minutes.
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Memphis
Criminal Court
Wm. McLean
Esquire
Alexandria
Egypt
United States
Butler
Wadleigh
Loring
Reynolds
Major Campbell
Campbell
State OF
Ohio
Hamilton CO
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Enoch Anderson
Miami Purchase
Court of Common Please
Adam Rudenschaer
Ohio and Mississippi
Okey
Perry J. Moore
Thos. J. Mulholland
Amilton Common Pleas
L. W. Goss
R. John R. Hunter
James Terry
Green Township
Recorder's Office
Henry H. George
Temas Deis
James Y. Thompson
Gale
George
James Brown
J. G
H. Doveass
Foreign News Items PAnigy July 15 and Arbitration Notes
July 15 reports Thiers entertaining German guests and ministers in Haris. Gambetta pleads self-government and order as hallmarks of the republic. Storms devastate Cheshire and Lancashire. Southampton plans banquet for Admiral Alden and American fleet officers. Arbitration board in Geneva begins formal session with secrecy, discusses the Washington treaty principles and expects a large US award.
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Thiers
Ge Herman
Haris
Nch Armthy
Pene Ieneite
Srelane
United States
Gambetta
Laferte
Cheshire
Lancashire
Southampton
Alden
Prince and Princess of Wales
Geneva
London
Ig Board Arbitration
Cor
A. M. Evarts
Echo
Catacazy
The
Patie
Fish
Washington
Gortschakoff
England
America
Count Sclopsis
Baron d’Italba
Messrs. Cushing
Davis
Waite
Board of Arbitration
Ohio County Fairs Schedule List 1872
Secretary pipers releases the 1872 county fair timetable from A to W across Ohio counties. Notable notes include no fair in Hamilton county this year. events run Sept to Oct at multiple towns including Columbus New Lisbon Troy and Zanesville with dates 9 to 28.
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Pipers
Adams
West Union
Ashtabula
Jefferson
Auglaize
Waupakonetta
Brown
Ripley
Butler
Hamilton
Carroll
Carrollton
Columbiana
New Lisbon
Coshocton
Knox
Mt. Vernon
Lake
Painesville
Logan
Bellefontaine
Lorain
Elyria
Lucas
Toledo
Marion
Medina
Miami
Troy
Monroe
Woodsfield
Montgomery
Dayton
Morrow
Mt. Gilead
Muskingum
Zanesville
Peding
Paulding
Perry
N. Lexington
Pickaway
Circleville
Preble
Eaton
Putnam
Ottawa
Ross
Chillicothe
Seneca
Tiffin
Shelby
Sidney
Stark
Canton
Lee Akron
Trumbull
Warren
Union
Marysville
Lebanon
Washington
Marietta
Wayne, Wooster
Williams
Bryan
Wood
Deningreen
Hamilton County
Shark Attack Near Kawaībae Leaves Man Wounded
Honolulu Gazette reports a two week old incident near Kawai Bae where a native man in a small canoe was attacked by a large shark. The beast bit the man's thigh and tore flesh to the bone, breaking teeth lodged in the canoe. The victim survived with help from Chillingworth and locals, and was recovering.
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Honolulu Gazette
Mee
Kawaibae
Indiana items recount accidents and local notices
A crowded Indianapolis to Cincinnati route incident injures Mrs. Elias who dies within an hour. Other notes mention a morphine overdose death, a new Independence post office, bond sales in New York, and waterworks upgrades. Local crime, drownings, a panther sighting, a new Crown Point Herald, and multiple farming and accident reports fill the page with terse updates.
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Huntington
New York
Terre Haute
Barnes Will
Col. Denby
Nathan Walden
Cincinnati
Ohio
Posal
Indiana
Vevay
Tip
Emperor Joseph II Receives Poaching Breakfast Tale
A traveling sergeant of the era encounters Joseph II in a rain soaked ride. The ruler, in plain dress, shares a pheasant breakfast from the forest preserve but teases the sergeant with a game of rank and ends by promising forgiveness for the illegal feast.
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Joseph II
Vienna
Joseph
Anne Ee
Sera
Tyre
Roe Bros
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