Political and Social Dispatches From The Era
The issue covers: Hayes for president, a defunct Democratic Tribune in Washington, and Morton’s direct election proposal. It notes the Danube floods, a disastrous Northwest tornado, Hazel Green WI town destruction with eight deaths, and investigations into the Soldiers' Orphans Home leadership and Ottawa county treasurer. It also contrasts Democratic and Republican reactions to secession and Belknap era scandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Green
Wisconsin
Glertens Republicans Sweep New Hampshire Election
Incomplete returns indicate a sweeping Republican victory with a Republican Governor and a Republican-led Legislature. The party claims at least a 1200 edge for the Governor, and 166 towns show gains, while urging support for a new county courthouse funded not to exceed $60,000. The piece also urges citizens to live within their means to sustain public virtue and economic stability.
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United States
Republican State Committee
the Messenger
Eight Day Mission Begins In Athens Episcopal Hall
Dear friends announce a brief eight day mission at Episcopal Hall Athens starting Monday March 20 1876 at seven each evening except Saturday with Rev J M Kendrick of Columbus present at the start Free open hours at 3 50 for consultation and prayers at 4 pm and services at 7 pm with after meeting for personal counsel. J Lee missionary and evangelist invites all to attend and bring others and pray for the effort.
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Providence
Episcopal Hall
Athens
Church of Christ
J.M. Kendrick
Columbus
Ost Casino
Lee
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