Soldiers and Sailors Nation Al Reunion Notes
A long 1877 Washington telegraph hoax claims a Blaine national party formed by 150 Union leaders. Blaine denies knowledge. Mt. Vernon Association at Mansion discusses pilgrim transport. monopoly issues and calls for open policy. A jail fire kills Fannie Cook. coroner cites unsafe confinement. National Re union planning fourth encampment at Marietta Ohio with 15,000 attendees and broad official support.
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Fannie Cook
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Temperance meeting urged in Athens County June 22 1877
To the Temperance Men and of Athens county Ohio all who are willing to second the prayers for abolition of the liquor traffic are requested to meet in Mass Convention at Jerseyville on the 22nd day of June 1877 at 10 o'clock to nominate a county ticket and transact such business for the cause James Frost Chairman.
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