Political Rumors Dismissed on Presidential Race Course
Sean Cincinnati reports a telegraphic brief clarifying that Senator Morton did not join a pro Grant campaign. The piece notes Sumner’s quiet stance and hints the administration may offer him a Foreign Affairs Committee post. It also mentions Fred Douglas’ reduced influence from the New Orleans convention.
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Richard Smith
Morton
Grant
Sumner
Committee of Foreign Affairs
New Orleans
Fred. Douglas
Frep Dova Faces Loss of Political Influence
The passage condemns Frep Dova as trapped in an ill advised alliance and sullies his credibility over the Presidential race. It cites prior errors including the San Domingo voyage and endorsement, and suggests renewal efforts by allies will fail without decisive public backing.
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Dova
San Domingo
Victoria C. Woodhull
Women’s Association
Eavy
Exhumed Greeley Relics and Political Feud Ahead
Editorials will fill the fall and winter with commentary on Horace Greeley’s Great American Conflict as exhumed relics surface. The piece notes farming theories, editorials to defend, and the broader press task amid Spanish American tensions and Mexican revolts in Don Carlos and Trevino’s movements.
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Greeley
Horace Ised
Tribune
Mexico
Juarez
Don Carlos
Trevino
Negotiations Over Alabama Victim Break Off Amid Blame
The article notes negotiations about an Alabama victim were abruptly halted by England. It criticizes Bancroft Davis for muddling the talks and suggests a return to peace efforts on mutual claims may succeed. It argues the bungling harmed the Administration’s standing at a delicate time.
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Alabama
England
Bancroft Davis
Disappointed Professions Reflect on Artistic Struggles
An address on the abundance of art productions in a great city, noting many artists fail to reach fortune and fame. The piece laments mediocrity that keeps aspiring painters as drudges who labor to label their works rather than achieve success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seacrest Teant
Seunguieus
Gehits
The Cost of Fame and the Battle for Artful Living
The essay reflects on the struggle of artists and professionals to accept modest success while pursuing higher aims. It compares artists, actors, and other fields to show disappointment, poverty, and the world’s verdict shaping careers, urging self knowledge as a guiding principle.
Congressional Brevities May 10 Senate actions recap
Senator Sumner introduced a new civil rights bill and it was placed on the calendar. The breech-loading arms bill for Montana and the Louisiana election bill passed. The day focused on amending the enforcement act with supervisors at Congressional tions where demanded by seven. The fortification bill was reported.
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Suthner
Mass
Del
Cole
Cal
Wilson
Mase
Poe
Kellogg
Louisiana
Senate
Kelloge
Cincinnati
Casserly
R. Kellogg
T. Kellogg
Georgia
Texas
Hamilton
Asylum for aged and disabled Po h ¢ eee 60d exiles is con We ork.
A survey of varied 19th century headlines notes proposals in New York and London, including a constitutional amendment on sectarian school funding, Senate arms commission findings, and reports on international diplomacy, rail travel to a political convention, and military actions in Havana harbor.
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Brooklyn
Nters
York Senate
Italy
Jersey City
London Globe
Franz Abt
Baltimore
Senate
French Arms Commission
Joan Whilberg
Cldren
Packard
Louisiana Republican State Central Committee
Baton Rouge
United States
Geneva Tribunal
Lord Granville
England
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
London Times
Germany
France
Navy Free Amment
Moro Castle
Havana Harbor
Oroquieta
Don Carlos
Gerona
Lerida
Fatal affray in Richmond Indiana over a hired horse
In Richmond Indiana yesterday Mr Joshua Dye owner of a grocery in Abington a quarrel over horse hire led to a violent confrontation at W Bennett is livery. Dye was knocked unconscious and died within minutes while Sol Davis a black stable worker was arrested awaiting examination. The incident followed by conflicting rumors and coroner's inquest scheduled.
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Richmond
Ind
Joshua Dye
Abington
W . Bennett
Main Street
Sol. Davis
Davis
Dye
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ft. Wayne
Defiance
Ohio
York & Chicago Air Line
Core of State
Indianapolis
Comag 8
A. E . Snell
J. Aiken
J.C. Prescott
J.T. Snell
L. A. Hall
Indiana
Illinois
Lake County
Lake, Porter, Lagerts
St. Jose Elkhart
Lagrange
Steuben
DeKalb
Tippecanoe Rive
Indianapolis Rolling Mill Company
Tae. Crnatae
Senate Debates Civil Rights Bill and Election Oversight
In Washington May 10 the Senate discussed a new Civil Rights bill and moved to calendar. Debate touched on a Louisiana election bill and a plan to appoint supervisors of elections for Congressional races. House action covered fortification funding and tariff debates with proposed duty reductions and pig iron calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housé
Kerr
Ind
Burdett
Dawes
Mass
London fire-escape men and watchmen of old fashioned era
The fire-escape attendants of London resemble the old watchmen and guard boxes used at night. A passerby testified in court that Mr Ward knocked over his box while the man slept inside. The judge ruled such mischief should be fined twenty shillings per box.
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London
T Ee
Ward
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GEO
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