Large 19th century notes across US politics and trade
The report covers varied items from Governor Foster predicting a 40000 vote margin in November to exports of New York wheat to Europe topping 1 500 900 bushels. It notes church factionalism in Louisville, a German land association planning Humboldt City on Bombay Hook, a shipwreck tale of training ship Minnesota, and political commentary on Garfield and Hancock with anecdotes and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
German Land Association
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Hum-boldt City
Bombay Hook Island
Delaware
Peninsula
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
Larodoe
William H. Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Maud 8 S
Liverpool
Cincinnati
New York Sun
Indiana
Ohio
Garfield
Letter from F. E. Beltzhoover on bill chances in Congress
A 1864 letter from F. E. Beltzhoover at Bushnell argues the bill has little chance in the House and even lesser likelihood of passage in the Senate committee, noting a rebel general is averse to bills passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Senate
House
Doubleday
Gettysburg
Reynolds
Hancock
Grant
Army of the Potomac
Fitchburg
Mass
Sentinel
Kennedy
Wood
Congress
Mrs. Newton
Newton
Elizabeth
Ezra
Mr. Newton
Squire Bent
Clark & Bouton’s
F. E. Beltzhoover
Nomination thoughts favor Garfiel Harris Hendricks tease
A reader endorses James A. Garfield as the best Republican presidential candidate and praises him as principled and honest. The note also mentions Thos A Hendricks in reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Garfield
Thos
A. Hendricks
Chicago Railroad Superintendant Seeks Red Oil for Lanterns
An Eastern exchange notes that a Chicago railroad superintendent ordered seven barrels of red oil for danger lanterns from the supply agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Exchange
Chicago
Political Linkage Between New York and Ohio
The Springfield Republican notes strong political ties between New York and Ohio revealing similar American strength in the northern Ohio belt and Central New York. It argues that a surge in Ohio Republican gains often signals a parallel rise in New York, though New York City’s Democratic vote can blunt outright dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
New York
Ohio
New York City
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Lary Uiert Bulletin
J. H W. Poster
Washington ST
Georgiana C. Gleneh
van Wert
Chilren
Snashall
West Main St
Geo. J. Eblen
Shiasta
K.woods
Washington Street
Bridge
van Wsrt
Depuy House
WM. M. Smith, JR
WM. Smith
Smith & Son
Union Block
tHiil & Wilson's Drug Store
Main
Jackson Street
Attorneys AT Law
M. Saltzgaber
H. C. Glenx
Saltzgaber & Glenre, Ae
van Wertiounty
McCurdy’s
J.B. Parker
McKim’s Block
J.C. Allen
LAW and
Jacobs’ Clothing Store
Khemper
Oisio
Keb
G. B. Bells
Dp. Clark
John Darnell
Clark & Darnell, Igh Con Oe
LAW
McCurdy
James M. Arrttirney
J. & Price
Ira P. Shissler
Price & Shisslor
AT Law
Iron Block
Brumback & Co
W.j. Beers
Arcade Block
Jas
Son’s
S. Swineford’s Sons
Grocers
DR. J. Glenn
A. Knapp, D.D.S
Glenn & Knapp, Dentists
Washington Streets
Swineford
NOBLE
Hraymar
Pr. CO. Emerson
J.M.C. Marble
WM. H. Pennell
Emerson Marblesco
van Wert, Ohio
van Wert B
L. Stock
Rod
Irae
Sons Uist
L. F. Gackenheimer
Foster
Porter
Wheeler
Ingersoll
New York State
Arthur
Jefferson Street Christian Church
Louisville
Harry Leslie
Niagara
New Orleans
William B. Barrington
San Francisco
Galveston
Cuba
Winfield
Inter Ocean
William H. English
Burlington Hawk
The
Indianapolis Journal
Barnum
General Hancock
United States
Wade Hampton
New York World
W. H. Barnum
Massachusetts
Hancock Eye
W. H. English
States
Aiken
South Carolina
Abraham English
Macon
Georgia
Rockford
Hitchcock
Garfield and
New Albany
George Coover
Bey
Pittsburgh
Ezra Newton
Llike
Ohio Dickie
Tmny Aquarium
F. Gackenheimer
L. F. Guckenheimer
L. FE. Gackenheimer
Ohio Drug Store
East Main Street
P. Cla
South Washington Street
Nwo
S. Washington
HUBER
Ames Ditching Space
OND
A. Cahn & Brother's
Mammoth Clothing Store
Main Street
Canton
Ill
Register
Bushnell
L. W. Ross
S. P. Cummings
T. E. Morgan
Joseph C. Thompson
Mcdonough
Abraham Lincoln
Central Committee
Valley of Death
Gen. Hancock
Horace Greely
Boys In Blue
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
New York and
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