Democratic Convention Proceedings in Cincinnati 1860
The temporary organization was approved and rules set by Biedler New York. Martin Delaware resisted referring credentials. In Cincinnati Ohio June 22 delegates filled Music Hall as Wade Hampton entered to cheers. Hoadly Ohio chosen temporary chairman. George Hoadly nominated. Reading clerks Bell Brown Doda Walker named. Platform resolutions referred to Resolutions committee. Press courtesy and seating rules debated.
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Biedler
New York
Martin
Del
Weed
Committee On
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Wade Hampton
Lamar and
Pendleton
Nicholas M. Bell
St. Louis
Neill C. Brown
Tenn
E. 8. Doda
Ohio
T. O. Walker
Iowa
Barnum
National Committee
George Hoadly
Wm. L. Scott
J. ID. McEnery
Hoadley
John Kelly
N. Y
Henry Watterson
Statsenburg Burke
Ind
Mexico
United States
Congress
Reynold’s Basin
Tammany
Carroll
Kansas
George W. Miller
Amasa J. Parker
Albany
Gov. Hubbard
Texas
John R. Fellows
F. L. Westbrook
Kingston
Yeas
Wilson
W. Va
Committee On Permanent Organization
Gen. Stevenson
Convention notes and political sketches from Cincinnati
Cincinnati June 21 delegates tardy at ten oclock session opens with prayer by Rev Charles W Taylor of Covington Ky and discussion on resolutions. Credentials report blacks out Tammany influence in New York seats. several international and domestic items follow including census figures, oil and wheat news, and European political notes.
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Charles W. Taylor
Covington, Ky
Cincinnati
Urbana
J. W. Langley
Champaign
F. G. Jaques
Secrreary
Col. Busey
Marquez
Sonora
San Francisco
United States
Balmoral
Osborne
Ireland
England
Lord Kenmare
Kilberg
Joseph R. Beck
Daily News
Fort Wayne
Ind
American Medical College Association
New York
Cumberland County
Ill
Census Returns and Mexico Trouble Stir Worries
Muted signals of census returns mingle with unrest at the border as reports detail stray strikes and casualties. Officials urge calm while observers track developments affecting populations and security.
Petroleum Depots in Caucasus Provinces Reported
Colonel Romanowsky's report to the Finance Minister identifies Bakou on the Caspian and Kouban near the Black Sea as Russia's main petroleum hubs. He cites at least 250 localities with large oil deposits and notes 100 depots could yield 360,000,000 gallons annually. Bakou oil is heavy for heating while Kouban oil refines better for lamps.
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Romanowsky
Russian Empire
Caucasus
Bakou
Caspian Sea
Kouban
Black Sea
Market Report Shows Mixed Spring Wheat and Commodities Prices
Spring wheat prices weak with No 2 cash and June at 92. corn demand fair and cheaper with No 2 and High Mixed at 34 1/4. oats and rye subdued with limited buying. Provisions remain firm with cash meat prices near high. butter and eggs steady to firm. cattle, hogs, and sheep show light demand and varied quotes across grades and months.
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Ieee Ae Ened Gee
Milwaukee wheat and provisions steady in quiet market
The Milwaukee grain market shows steady, quiet trading with No. 1 Hard wheat at 1.05 and No. 1 at 1.00, No. 2 at 92, No. 3 at 52, No. 4 at 77, cash options fended with 60. Provisions remain quiet with mess pork at 11.85 cash and 11.95 for July. prime steam lard at 6.85 cash and 9.9 for August.
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Milwaukee
New York
Wheat and Corn and Oats Prices Across Markets
Toledo market notes show Amber Michigan wheat at 1.06 spot and 1.09 June with 93 1 2 and 91 August. Illinois amber at 1.01 and mixed red at 1.08. Corn dull with high mixed at 40 1 2 and No 2 white at 42 1 4, rejected 39 1/4. oats dull No 2 at 27.
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Toledo
Michigan
Illinois
Puzzled Atlanta Finds Iron Wedge in Granite Shaft
Odd items from a wide range of topics include a blue granite rock iron wedge found forty six feet underground in Atlanta, a dying man’s funeral wishes, and reflections on journalism wit. The column lists curious anecdotes about politics, law, finance, religion, and travel from various places.
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Atlanta
Ansell Randell
Montville
Martha P. Graves
South Killingly
Conn
Massaia
Abyssinia
Galla
John Kassa
Spezia
Napses
Duilio
Lepanto
Anton Schwyz
St. Gothard
England
Wales
Ireland
Scotland
Tulare Lake
Hanford
Cal
Missouri River
London
United States
Iowa Supreme Court
Jasper County
Paris Gazette Des Tribunaux
Monteleone
Pizzo
Croesus
Portland
Archbishop Wood
Philadelphia
St. Peter and St. Paul
Eighteenth
Race Streets
Peter and Paul
Palais Royal
Conseil d’Etat
Luxembourg
Elygee
Versailles
Trianon
St. Cloud
Rambouillet
Compiegne
Fontainebleau
Paris
Louis Phillippe
Ballston
Spa
Naples
Lepke
Germany
Anselm Rothschild
Banking House
Slow Gains Outweigh Haste In Eastburn’s Business Creed
Major Eastburn cautions against chasing wealth fast, praising steady, prudent growth. He cites forty years on State Street, noting fortunes rise and fall with speculation, and urges integrity, energy, and intelligent self denial as the true path to lasting success. He argues success requires experience, diligent study of markets, honest dealing, and a noble character.
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Major Eastburn
State Street
Eurelier
Foote Outsmarts Duelist Through Wit at Inn
The comedian Foote avoided a deadly confrontation with a famed duelist by entertaining the table. He mocked many, then inadvertently imitated the enemy’s friend. The duelist prepared a challenge card, but Foote retorted and left, likely saving his life.
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Foote
Postoffice Salaries in France
The New York Times notes French postal pay is modest yet sufficient for a reliable service. Top officials earn up to 10 000 dollars, with assistants as high as 3 000, while clerks and bureau chiefs receive smaller stipends. Subordinate wages are low, and postmasters pay includes government housing.
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France
New York Times
Paris
Marseilles
Lyons
Guilmett
Ohio
L. F. Gackenheimer
E. Matin Street
van Wert
O. Ohio
Druc Store
Will of Dr Broadhead Details Odd Cemetery Bequest
The late Dr Broadhead's will, offered for probate in Washington, leaves $1,000 in trust to Christ Church Navy Yard to keep his grave in Congressional Cemetery in order. Surplus interest may fund cemetery embellishments. Executors to buy an estate near South New Market New Hampshire and convert it to two tenements for cousin Olive and niece Cornelia with each to plant a 60 foot square fruit garden. Harriet, Olive's daughter, to oversee fruit planting. $100 for plants.
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Dr Broadhead
Treasury
Washington
Christ Church, Navy Yard
Congressional Cemetery
South Newmarket
N. H
Olive
Cornelia
Harriet
Wealth Concentration in New York and New England
An inspection of Treasury books shows savings banks in Massachusetts and New York and W. H. Vanderbilt own one eighth of all US bonded debt. It also indicates that more than half of the national debt is concentrated in New York and New England.
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New York
New England
Treasury Department
Massachusetts
W. H. Vanderbilt
United States
New Engnd
Moffat’s Life Pills and Phenix Bitters Ad
Moffat's Life Pills and Phenix Bitters touted as leading medicines since 1835 used across the Americas. Claims cure for malarial diseases liver issues insomnia nervousness dyspepsia and more with certificates of efficacy. Page's Climax Salve 25 cents Woffat's Life Pills 25 cents Woffat's Phanix Bitters $1.00 sold by J P Mills sole proprietor 5 Liberty Street New York.
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Warner
Dr. Craig
Bright
Sf Warner
Warner’s
Beegerts & Dealera
Warner & Co., Proprietora
Rgcelster
Moffat
North
South America
Page
Woffat
J. P. Mills
Liberty Street
New York
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East Main Street
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Sechler
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Sycamore Street
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Daniel F. Breatrry
Washington, N. J
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Issa
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Prop
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M. D
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Ann St
N.Y
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Rand Instrument
Addressyon & Mealy
State St., Cijeago, I
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Mal
Malt Bitters CO
Boston
Mass
Mississippi River
Ol van Wert
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Commisssaioners
W. T. Exline
York Township
L. W. Bethards
John KR. McDaniel
Susanah McDaniel
John Rh. McDaniel
Brudolph Wurlitzer & Bro
Main Street
O. p.ySole
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Stancard and Wood
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Rede
Hoaglin Township
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