Arbitration and Fisk trial and Wyoming marriage venture
The report notes Broxia on trial for the Jim Fisk murder in January with nearly eight hundred jurors summoned. Geneva dispatches say the US and Selendexes settled that the sect claims fall outside treaty terms, allowing Britain’s agent to file the decision and proceed to merits. A Vermont party sought marriage prospects in Wyoming Territory but found the market cornered by local ponies, leaving them disappointed and to depart.
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Broxia
Jim Fisk
Rcent
Geneva
United States
Lord Granville
Great Britain
AFPAIGS AT GENEVA Proceeds as Tribunal clears indirect damages claim
Geneva reports agree the conference is advancing successfully. The tribunal ruled indirect damages not within treaty terms or international law, prompting both sides to focus on work. Observers hail the peace tribunal as a dawning era, praising America and Britain as leaders in civilizing arbitration and pacific conflict resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
America
England
Cities lure youth away from country toil and opportunity
The author argues that urban ads attract young men while country work remains abundant and wages good. Citing France and Spain, cities outpace rural growth, driving pauperism and neglect of farming regions. He urges youths to return to the country where employment and comfort await.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
Paris
London
Spain
Madrid
Situations Wanted Reflect City Distress and Rural Contrast
The piece notes the prevalence of "situations wanted" ads in cities and their rarity in the country. It reflects on job seekers, often young men and women, facing destitution and hunger, and questions city overpopulation as youth seek employment and escape poverty.
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Qme
Judge Davis Declines Letter of Declination
CuicaGco June 27 1872 The following is a song of the letter sent by Hon David avis to the President of the Columbus Convention declining the nomination Bloomington June 24 1872 Hon E M Chamberlain President Columbus Convention Boston Mass My Dear Law The National Convention of Labor Reformers honored me with a nomination for the Presidency I consented to use my name before the Cincinnati Convention I retire from the residential contest and leave friends to follow their convictions I am with great respect your fellow citizen Davin Davis.
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CuicaGco
David Avis
Columbus
Bloomington
E. M. Chamberlain
Boston
Mass
National Convention of Labor Reformers
Cincinnati
New York
Davin Davis
Insurrection at Auburn Prison and Other 19th Century News
Reports include an uprising at New York State Prison in Auburn and a series of local and national items such as Redistricting passed by both Missouri houses, manslaughter and drowning incidents in Indiana, court trials in Indianapolis and Cleveland area events, and notable speeches at Cornell College.
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Fred Grant
Zermolt
Switzerland
Lindell
St. Louis
Dr. Howard
Chas, F. Coffin
Europe
Missouri
New York State
Auburn
Matamoras
Greeley
Boston
x-Congineemen Hascall
Rochester
New York
Clem
Indianapolis
Frank Milton
Terre Haute
Indiana
Davis
Stokes
Yanceyville
Caswel County
N. C
Ku Klux
New Albany
Inch
W. A. Bartlett
Chicago
College of Literature
Cornell University
Samuel Curtis
Hamilton
Hamilton College
Clinton
D. D. Pratt
McCunn
Sunta Caria
Ohio Democrats Gather in Cleveland for Greeley Endorsement
The Ohio Democratic Convention met in Cleveland with large attendance and strong backing for Horace Greeley. Col. C. J. Dodds chaired the morning session, then Hon. Hugh J. Jewett led the afternoon, as resolutions urged support for the Baltimore nomination and party unity across factions.
Delegates Chosen At Cleveland Convention Amid Rain
The State Central Committee was instructed to issue a call for a convention and electors opposed to the current administration. Delegates at large chosen: John McMahon Montgomery Henry B. Payne Cuya hoga M A Daugherty Fairfield Chilton A White Brown. Alternates listed. Ratification meeting held in front of the Kennard House despite rain with remarks by Payne Vallandigham Brinkerhoff and others.
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State Central Committee
John McMahon
Montgomery
Henry B. Payne
Cuyahoga
M.A. Daugherty
Fairfield
Chilton A. White
Brown
George Weimer
Summit
T. Be, Cunningham
Allen
Charles N. Allen
Jefferson
A. Kreamer
Ottawa
Cleveland
Kennard House
Jas. Q. Vallandigham
R. Brinkerhoff
Patrick
Tuscarawas
McKenny
Dayton
R. B. Bradford
Cincinnati
Talkin Sense on Morro Town Religion in Slave Haircut Site
A pondside conversation among Black ice workers shifts from religion to the biblical tale of Lot and Morro. Two men debate Bible reading versus lived faith, discussing the town Morro, Lot, his wife, and divine judgment before a foreman interrupts to move workers to tasks. The tale blends dialect narration with a retelling of scriptural events.
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Morro
Go-Morro
Sidin
Yaas
Cannell
Girls Should Learn Trades and Be Self Sufficient
A call for women to gain trades and professions to earn livelihoods and avoid dependence. Mothers should guide daughters toward self support, challenging the view that marriage is women’s sole goal. The piece argues husbands rarely support wives and urges equal opportunity in work and choice of profession. A New North British- influenced note adds Alaska mining venture and a $5 capitalized company in San Francisco.
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New North
Disorder at Bordeaux as foreign event noted
Reports from Bordeaux describe a violent crowd disrupting a performance, with gendarmes arresting several after a disturbance. The incident followed by other international notes includes the Peace Jubilee visit authorized by the French President for the Gardelicaine Band to Chicago.
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Bordeaux
Boston
France
Chicago
Count von Arnim
Thiers
Maprio
Zorilla
Spain
Geneva
Gen. Sherman
Horace Rublee
United States
Berne
Board of Arbitration
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Wyoming Territory
Wyoming
Afpaigs
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Wackington
Ohio
Greeley Stock
Baltimore
C. J. Dodds
Dodds
Committee On Permanent Organization
Hugh J. Jewett
E. E B.ballentine
Clark
The
Cincinnnati Enquirer
Horace Greeley
Co Ee
Greeley and Brown
Presient
Mr. Odell
Mahoning
Hisses
John M. Haag
Henry County
W. F. Washem
Jackson County
Gere Williams
Monroe County
J. 8. van Valkenberg
Sandusky County
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Wooster County
Wm. H. Wilson
Erie County
Robert Brinkerhoff
Rickland
A. T. Wykoff
Brinkerhoff
Defiance
Paulding
Aquilla Wiley
Alex. Hume
Butler County
Johnd., Green
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Chas. F. Voorhees
Holmes
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Green
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Judge Hume
Judge Green
Board OF Public Works
John Byer
Lucas
Jerry Kiersted
Isaac B. Riley
Licking
Anton Alberti
Ross
Andrew J. Packard
Riley
Kiersted
Byer
Packard
Billy O’neil
Alfred Gaither
A. B. Champion
Thos. E. Snellbaker
Joh. E. Owens
H. Hanna
W. H. Ball
Honreventh
Omiu
Let
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Alaska
San Francisco
Kansas
Springfield
Gratz Brown
Pittsburg & Connellsville Railroad
City of
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Camden and Amboy
Philadelphia Board of Brokers
United Companies of New Jersey
New Jersey
Pancy Goods
James Gates & CO
Jeti Im
Main St
Menais and
Neous
W. . Adderley
Apoth
Sixth
Mound Streets
Aganists
Adea Terns
D. H. Bal
Et. Decker
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James Ro
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Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
NFL
Pitheas
Type Foundry
A. J. Clark
Wilson Bros
Gomes
Kbs
Pike’s Opera House
Fourth Street
Piney
Wabash Avenue
West Madison
N. Y
M. Muslin
Undertaker
John F. Wiltsee
West Sixth Street
John P. Epply
Ninth Street
Cor
Plum
Delmonico Restaurant
West Third St
John H. Placke
Saue’suntain Squa Clothing Store
Spimne
Summer
Fieth and
Vene
Maude
N. W. Cor
Fountain Square
Stationery
GEO. E. Stevens & CO
West Fourth Street
St. Paul’s
Charles W. Karr
Covington Advertisements
A. Montgomery & Co
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