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Pew
Wasutxarox
Pieripont
Berlin
Bancroft Davis
Senate
Germany
National Union
New Administration Republican
Evarts
England
Pennsylvania
Simon Cameron
Cameron
Court of St. James
Camron
Congress
New York
House
Death of Senator Morton in Indiana
Sepianopplis reports Senator Morton died at 5:30 PM after a long illness. Mrs Morton and sons were with him, last words spoken, bells tolling for his age. Funeral planned for Monday at 1 PM at Roberts Park M E Church with interment at Crown Hill Cemetery. State viewing in Marion County courthouse corridor and special excursion trains arranged.
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Senator Morton
Sepianopplis
Morton
Earth
Husban
Crown Hill Cemetery
D. K. Hoshour
Kentucky editor studies rain driven whisky tax evasion scheme
A Kentucky editor near a sour mash distillery claims that after early frost leaves fall and rain causes leaves to ferment, warming the atmosphere. He plans a paper explaining how the whisky tax could be evaded by letting corn stand and pray for rain during Indian summer.
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Kentucky
Illinois parties fuse into strong Democratic coalition
The working men's party of Illinois merged with the Greenbackers and was absorbed by the Democratic party, forming a powerful alliance that challenges the Republicans and signals a major shift in state politics.
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Working Men’s Party
Illinois
Greenbackers
Democratic Party
Speaker RaNDALL Cast in Roman Mold as Chair
Mrs Clemmer calls Speaker RaNDALL extremely winning and imposing. She notes his tall, powerful stance, midlife appearance, strong will, and a head of closely curling black hair. The portrait emphasizes his commanding presence and sense of decisive power.
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Speaker Randall
Mrs. Clemmer
Mr. Randall
Tilden Returns to Native Land with Democratic Confidence
The passage notes Mr. Tilden's renewed belief in the Democratic party and his past role in 1868 when Tweed and other leaders signed his name to various communications. It expresses hope that Democratic nominees will aid Governor Robinson in enacting reform measures if elected.
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Tilden
Wm. Tweed
State Committee
Robinson
Jackson Defense and Dinner Quarrel Over International Law
The account recalls Andrew Jackson's drum-head court martial in Florida where he hanged two Englishmen suspected of stirring Indian insurrection. Monroe feared British ire and summoned him to Washington. Adams cited Grotius Vattel and Puffendorf in defense. Jackson replied with blistering contempt for the authorities, vowing to continue the fight.
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Andrew Jackson
Florida
Drum-Head
Monroe
Jackson
Washington
Adams
Grotius
Vattel
Puffendorf
Mr. Adams
Democratic party unity warned against defections
A speaker urges South Democrats to resist desertion by self seeking leaders. He warns that loyalty to the party outweighs any man's ambitions and stresses preserving the party's integrity and historic **Democratic** principles for the state's future.
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Democratic Party of the
South
Democratic
Democratic Party
Speaker Raxvatt praised as a strong choice by critics
The Pacific Railroad Committee composition surprises by including determined opponents of subsidies and honorable men. Clarkson N. Potter labeled as chair eliminates subsidy backers, while Fernandy Wood takes over Ways and Means. The Banking and Currency panel is noted as soft money, provoking mixed reactions among observers.
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Raxvatt
Pacific Railroad Committee
Friends of the
Texas Pacific Road
Clarkson N. Potter
Fernandy Wood
Ways and Means
Committee On Banking and Currency
Randall
Atkins
Proctor Knot
House
8. S. Cox
Shrinkage of Corn In Autumn Harvest
The Scientific Farmer notes variable corn shrinkage when estimating autumn yields by weight per bushel. Experiments show shrinkage ranges from 15 to 85 percent between ripe harvest and January, with averages around 20 percent. Individual ears also shorten, as one 15 inch ear reduced to 12 inches.
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Massachusetts
Fire and booby-trapped threshing device shock Milo township
Last Friday bank cashier Ed Wood battled a lamp explosion starting a fire in Culberntson’s bank. Bullets from exploded cartridges scattered as Wood fought flames with a bucket, sparing the bank and nearby Herald office. In Milo township, Mr. S. R. Young faced sabotage on a Huey threshing machine, with iron fragments tearing through the cylinder and risking serious injury.
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Ed Wood
Culberntson
Wood
Bob Ingersoll
Herald Office
Carroll Herald
Milo
Delaware County
RB. Young
Huey Bros
Milotownship
Hueys
Manchester
Mr. Young
Seed corn selection urged to save seed for spring planting
Prof Morrow appeals to Rural readers to select and save seed corn, noting annual losses in the state reach hundreds of thousands of dollars from neglect. He advises farmers to gather the best matured ears now, dry them properly, and store for spring planting to improve future crops.
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Prof. Morrow
Railroad official warns guards on bridges during high water
J. and Oliver division superintendent of the Chicago and Northwestern orders track crews to guard bridges culverts and exposed track during storms and to hold trains under full control and test structures before passing them after Pour Mile Creek disaster and near miss.
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J. &. Oliver
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Pour Mile Creek
Marshall Republican
Swindling Secret Service Assoc Fleeces Towns
Cincinnati police pursue a bogus group calling itself the United States Secret Service Detective Association. Circulation offers to train men as detectives for 3.60 and promises un signed commissions and salaries up to 5000 yearly with a monthly journal. The letters reveal no government authority and mark the group as swindlers.
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United States Secret Service Detective Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Criminal Gazetteer
Disorderly melee at Mike Seery's saloon at Boone visit
Last Saturday evening a large brawl broke out at Mike Seery's saloon with out of town visitors from Boone. The proprietors expelled the crowd to the rear as police watched but could not stop the fight. No serious injuries were reported though the next morning showed signs of heavy fighting and strewn debris.
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Mike Seery
Boone
Boonsboro Neus
Majoy Life and Nature's Health Remedy Highlight
A promotional piece extols nature's grandeur and health, urging readers to try Green's August Flower. It claims dyspepsia and liver complaints cause many ailments and promises improved health after three doses, with sample bottles offered for 10 cents.
Public Highway Change Proposed by Auditor Report
The Commissioner who examined the proposal for altering the public highway reports in favor of vacating the segment through the north half of section 1 in township 8, range 24 and rerouting on the township line between Franklin and Washington townships. Objections or claims for damage must be filed in the Auditor's office by noon December 10, 177, or the change will proceed without further reference.
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Story County
Betwen Franklin
Washington
Notice of Sheriff Sale of J H Miller Property Iowa
By order of the District Court of Story County Iowa a general execution was issued against J H Miller for a judgment dated December 8 1876 in favor of Giles Cookignee. The sheriff will sell Miller's interest in the N W quarter of section 36 township 85 range 24 at public auction for cash on November 17 1877 at 10 am at the Nevada Court House to satisfy a debt of 364 43 plus costs and interest.
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Lowa
Story County
Otice
District Court
State of
Iowa
Giles Cookignee
J. H. Miller
Larah Séiller
Court House
Nevada
J. F. Gillesrts
State OF Iowa
Circuit Court
B. F. Howland
C. Johnson
Ames
J. F. Grweske
Laws
Sheriff Sale of Farmland in Story County Iowa
A special execution issued from the Story County Circuit Court directs the sale of the real estate of Michael Barndollar to satisfy a judgment for Samuel D. Rodgers dated October 4, 1877. The property includes parts of Section 28 Township 84 North Range 24 West. Auction at the Nevada Court House on November 24, 1877 at 10 a.m. for cash.
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State OF Iowa
Tee
Story County
Otice
Circuit Court
Samuel D. Rodgers
Michael Barndollar
Iowa
Neyda
J. F. Grerestre
Lows
Nevada
Auction Notice of Real Estate Levy in Story County
State of Iowa Story County notice of levy on lots six and seven in Black six in Isaac Black addition Ames Story County Iowa. Property taken as the debtor Henry Towns. Auction in Nevada on November 17 1877 at 10 a m to satisfy judgment of 420.30 with 6 costs and 10 percent interest and accruing costs. J F Gravestre Nevada October 16 1877.
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State OF Iowa
Story County
Circuit Court of the State of Laws
N. H. Granger
Henry Towns
Black
Isaac Black
Ames
Iowa
Nevada
J. F. Gravestre
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