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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1872
Page
2
Fragmentary remarks discuss treaty matters and a general named Schenck. The text hints at fortifications and observations, predicting further developments and possible staffing changes at a $2500 annual rate. The overall tone implies ongoing negotiation and military planning.
An extended commentary outlines backers rallying for Grant while Jeff Davis backs Greeley, Dr Buell materials vanish to London, Mosby corrupts patriotism, and Horace Greeley's eccentric look is ridiculed as a symbol of American identity amid death notices for artist Thomas Buchanan Read and Cincinnati ties to his Laurel Hill burial.
A fragmentary remark suggests a candidate may withdraw, prompting listener sympathy and urging opponents of Mr. Greely to heed caution and abstain from hasty moves. The dialogue indicates tension over strategy and electoral risk.
Washington reportedly arms fifteen monitors and considers actions against Spain as Havana fortifications and Spain's response grow. Diplomatic quarrels cloud Cuban issues with Minister Sickles under fire for fanning unrest and mismanaging relations while provocations border on a broader conflict.
A fragment notes an elderly craftsman described as a venerable iceman in Mae and references a person named Mr. Erste Gibe. The text is fragmented and offers minimal context about the event or significance.
A summary of scattered events including a Mexican revolutionary revival, eight hour strike by New York carpenters, a damaged Erie Canal, rising early Spanish ministry changes, Provo conference of Brigham Young and elders, and various notices from Utah to Philadelphia. Also mentions Santa Fe and Cincinnati politics, smallpox in Philadelphia, pardons for Havana students, and local accidents and dispatches from Missouri and Tennessee.
The Senate majority report on arms sales was printed and Sumner urged investigation of Kansas senators with subpoena power. Resolutions requested information on Goat Island and Pacific railroad accounts. Enfranchisement act amendments discussed. pension and tariff bills debated as House adjourned after limited progress. Boiler explosion at James Wood, Bons & Co iron mill injured fireman Charles Marchant.
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