Trends and oddities in 19th century news from Van Wert
A sprawling miscellany notes gambling in New York, marriages and cemeteries in Kentucky, polygamy cases, Grant’s health, Niagara Falls preservation, and predictions on a European war. It reports cholera in Spain, tax figures on spirits and tobacco, and a curious Oregon dentist marriage by ether. The piece blends political, social, and commercial curiosities with brief international notes.
News of the Week from Washington and beyond
A wide summary of midweek dispatches notes the Attorney General reversing a decision on cattle disease purchases, U.S. and Canada business failures tallying 219 in seven days, massive stock market activity, and multiple political and military developments across the East West and foreign fronts including Grant’s improving condition, Vigilant fires, and frontier conflicts in the Americas.
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Washington
Commissioner of Agriculture
United States
Canada
Middle States
Pacific States
Andrew Wylie
Court of the District of Columbia
Morgan's Escape from the Site Reveals Hines Givesea Account
An article recounts Morgan's escape with details attributed to Hines Givesea, presenting the sequence of events and the circumstances surrounding the incident as reported from the scene.
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Morgan
Cincinnati
Democrasev
General Grants Birthday Observed Across Cities and Courts
General Grant celebrated his sixty third birthday with public flags, flowers, and congratulations as residents, schoolchildren, and officials sent tributes. A large public meeting in Springfield honored him, while river floods and railroad news dominated other city notes, and a broad political discussion followed in press commentaries.
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General Grant
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Justis Hines
Kentucky
John Morgan
Judes
Ohio
Hudson Post G. A. R
Fair Haven
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Amenfrant
Senate
Ting
A. B. Cottell
Ingraham
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Lasketfud
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Grant
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Ray
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Trinity River
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Lemuel Alcorn
Eell
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Fort Worth
Tuientsibiene
White Rock Creek
Averty
Tex
International Railroad
Gung
Eee le Sena Si Pessiol
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Pial
Rogers
Jack Officer
Steay Success
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Leathers
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Forest Fires Extinguished After Heavy Rain in Pa
Forest fires in the county were put out by heavy rainfall on Saturday night. Stone Mountain suffered over 5,000 acres of chestnut timber destroyed, with a loss near $200,000. Edge fences and numerous woodcutter cabins burned. Verrace and Tussey mountains suffered additional damage totaling about $20,000. Fires originated from hunters' carelessness.
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Lewiston
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Ohio
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Haley
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Stone Mountain
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