Tar Carlists Reassert Spanish Resilience Under Carlos
Carlists defend Spanish reputations for tenacity and claim they were not defeated by recent whipping. Carlos remains at large, asserts continued active force and vows to trouble the government. His recruiting method involves impressing followers to project authority like an established government.
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Carlos
Partizans
Diplomatic deadlock prompts call for another High Joint
The author urges abandoning the Geneva stalemate and Washington gridlock and proposes a fresh High Joint in London. They suggest resuming diplomacy with wandering envoys in Europe, using Schenck’s experience to secure a successful outcome and restore good humor among parties.
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Geneva
Washington
Europe
London
Schenck
Numbering the Streets for City Clarity
A council proposal by Mr Robinson of the Twentieth ward calls for a general revision of street numbering. The system is inconsistent with duplicate and multiple street names. The plan suggests numbering squares or renaming streets to reduce confusion for strangers and improve navigation.
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Robinson
Democratic split loom in national convention amid amnesty hopes
The piece argues the Baltimore gathering signals only a cautious maneuver by Democratic leaders. Southern Democrats push for amnesty and coalition with the Greeley wing, while Northern figures seek power, potentially cracking the longtime alliance between North and South and risking defeat.
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Philadelphia
South
Democratic Party
Greeley
Grant
Baltimore
Republican Party
No clear headline from fragmentary OCR text
The readable fragment discusses party dynamics and identity issues but contains garbled phrasing and uncertain details about nominations and movements, making it difficult to extract concrete events, names, or outcomes.
The Madness of Some Would Be Reformers
A critique argues reformers in this country are swayed by extreme ideologies. It warns that radical calls threaten social order and describe proposed measures from New York meetings as unrealistic, impractical, and dangerous to wealth, land, and industry.
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Europe
New York
Labor Party
Reformers and the danger of impractical schemes
The author argues reformers harm the cause by proposing impracticable changes. He contends land abundance and residency incentives already provide plenty, and activist schemes would promote idleness and poverty. Society would revert to barbarism if such ideas ruled. The piece ends warning against trusting mad theorists and their proposed remedies.
Letter from Sandusky Grand Encampment meeting report
May 7 1872 Sandusky Ohio. Grand Encampment met in Odd Fellows hall with 64 of 72 reps present. Committees named on elections finance state of the order charters grievance appeals claims mileage and per diem appointment. Grand Patriarch reported 14 new Encampments installed statewide. Yearly grand lodge report cites 623, etc. (text is garbled. focuses on membership and finances).
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Odd Fellows Hall
C. L. Russell
Matthews
Young
Corps
Coyne
Viele
Shugart
Bunn
Stegner
Slack
Lee
Moore
Powers
Kelley
Verity
Innes
Budleman
Evans
Smith
Stephens
Wagerley
Jones
Harrison
Fayette
Washington
Columbus
Kirkup
Walnut Hills
Goshen
Versailles
New Paris
Monroe
Tippecanoe City
Russell
St. Paris
Franklin
American
Mt. Carmel
Jackson
Clearcreek
Springboro
Jefferson
Trumbull
Warren
Cleveland to be seat of next Grand Encampment
Report describes committee work for investigation and choosing the next Grand Encampment site by ballot. Cleveland won on the third ballot over Circleville, with motion to reconsider defeated. The body invited to visit public schools and praised Lake House for comfort as travelers, including J Stacy Hill, old Fifth ward, stayed there. Weather warm with threatening rain.
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Circlevilfe
Earl
Turner
Lake House
J. Stacy Hill
Fifth Ward
Indiana items reflect local political and crime notes
Reports state a contract for the sale of the Dai Sentinel of Indianapolis to L. G. Mathews of the New Albany Ledger closed today. David Davis passed through Indianapolis en route home from Washington, greeted by notable Democrats. Charlestown post office burglarized for about fifty dollars and stamps. no clue yet. Clarke County Criminal Court sits in Jeffersonville with Judge Dunham. William Radclifer sentenced to two years, escaped earlier. Park murder case venue request may move to Scott county. Addie Ballou wed in Terre Haute with quip about cradles and divorces. Harriet Colfax, VP’s sister, is a Michigan City light keeper earning 520 yearly. Peter White of Marye Mishan donated 1060 for a fountain and public park.
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Dai Sentinel
Indianapolis
L. G. Mathews
New Albany Ledger
David Davis
Washington
Hendricks
J. McDonald
Alvord
Joseph Ristine
Cincinnati
Sentinel
Charlestown
Home Ent
Criminal Court
Clarke County
C. L.dunham
J. K. Marsh
Wm. Radclifer
Jeffersonville
Park
Scott County
Addie Ballou
Cnt
Terre Haute
Ind
Harriet Colfax
Michigan City
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