The Constitution News Snippets From July 1876
Weather notes speak of largely steady temperatures with variable winds across the South and Midwest. The Constitution reports educational and political items including a national Grange session planned for November in Chicago, a nomination notification delivered in Nashville, and Capitol discussions amid illness among congress members. An amusing letter from Michigan praises Atlanta hospitality and a county convention favors A H Colquitt with strong support.
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Massin Chandler
New York
Chicago
Republican Executive Committee
Patterson
South Carolina
National Grante
National Grange
Louisville
Courier- Journal
National Congress
San Francisco
Tee
Whitfield County Democrats Hold Primary Delegates to State Convention
Whitfield County Democrats held a county wide primary to select delegates for the state convention on August 2. The vote favored Colquitt at multiple locations with delegates announced as Miles Lewis James Ammer Alexander Smith and R Sandem among others in several counties. Delegates from Pulaski Wareen and Thomas counties were named with Colquitt Johnson and McIntyre preferences indicated.
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Darren
Whitfield County
A H Colquitt
Johnson
Greene
Asion Port
Greene County
Fiv Johnson
Gen & Bh
Cotanik
Miles W Lewis
James N Ammer
Alexander H Smith
J Rt Sandem
Thoyas
Tuowssvilis
Thomas Democracy
McIntyre
Colquitt
Waeren
Wanmenton
Democrats Today
H. W. J Ham
the Clipper
James Whitehead
Ham
Tor Colquitt
Oxvonn
P .B. Bowers
Columbus
Stonewall Jackson
Anon
Morgan Calaway
Oxford
Meagher
J. W. Biddle
Eufaula
Ala —Napoleon
Phillips
W. FE. Smith
Virginia Herald
J.B. Smith
Warsaw
Campbell
Stewart, Jr
Ireland
Prentiss
A. H. Stone
H. H. Stone
Rufus Smith
Walter Yarbrough
Yarbrough
Messrs
Wooten
Smith, Jewett and Thomas
P. B. Bowers
Grove
Wm. A. Rawson
Atlanta
Emory
G. F.pierce
College
Crays
Black Hills
Congressional Gen. Ouster Aid And River Harbors Fight
Congressional debate on river and harbor appropriations and relief for the family of General Custer. Amendments to widen surveys for southern waterways and harbor improvements, with talks on economy and defense of public funds. Custer pensions approved for his widow and parents. House ends with Texas frontier protection discussion.
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Alabama, Claims Commission
Mississippi River
Dan River
Clarkeville
Danville
Danbury
N.C
Stanton Rver
Roanoke
Brookville
Etowah River
Cooper's Iron Works
Canton
Younghighway
Said River
Allegheny Mountains
Patapaco River
Maryland
Potomac River
Bladensburg
Tower
Bay of
Mobile
Withlacooche River
Florida
Pensacola
Blackwater
Pennsacola
Milton
Fila
Roanoke River
Weldon
N. Y
Clarksville
Bloody Island
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Norwood
Brunswick
Robertson
Charleston
Spencer
Ala
Tenness
Edmunds
Vermont
House
Committee On Appropriations
Senate
Congress
Shoul
Secretary of War
Gordon
Georgia
Coona
Ocmulgee
United States
Michigan
Ferry
Gedigil
Mr. Gor
Don
Rauben Davis
Mississippi
Williams
Elizabeth Custer
Emanuel
Maria Custer
Gen Chater
Rbusk
Wisconsin
Busk
Husk
Wis
Ainsworth
Iowa
Custer
Rusk
Committee On
Marin Custer
Custer Brothers
Texas Frontier
American Favorites Dominate 1878 English Derby Notes
A telegram from Cincinnati and race results from Monmouth Park and other venues outline American horse entries and outcomes. Smuggler defeats Judge Fullerton in heat races, with a dead heat in the second. various stakes, purses, and placings across Cincinnati, London, and New York summaries. The piece also notes American entries for English Derby 1876 and Goodwood bets, plus societal items from Bell's Life and local developments in cooks’ colleges and factory wages.
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Sabford
Judge Fullerton
Patwapetran
Smugler
Wancinnati Chabe
Cimemnaty
Chester Park
Hylay
Monmouth Park
Maidstone
Leonard 2d
Orion
Barracade
Rappahannock 2d
Cornucopia 3d
Papermaker
Kenney
England
London
Mr. Sanford
Glenely
da Polka
Niagara
Baywood
Earring
Ulrich
Mate
Bell
Preakness
Mesers
Tattercal
Lord Roseberry
Negotiations to array the Utes against Sioux foes
Reports from Fort Laramie and Bismarck describe ongoing talks led by Capt. Nickerson with the Utes, once enemies of the Sioux, to secure their cooperation in actions against northern hostiles. Two cavalry detachments arrive toward the front, while militia plans and troop movements unfold across the region.
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Cueriane
Nickerson
Gen. Crook
M. M. Cuxtis
Rawlings
Ute
Crook
Crock
Gacaco
Bismarck
Northern Pacific
Otis
A.m
Yellowstone
Missou
Leaven
Missouri Nver
New York City
Chicago
St. Paul
Terry
Carlisle Barracks
Abraham Lincoln
Seventh Cavalry
Sheridan
Washington
Army Headquarters
Sitting Bull
Carcaco
Fort Lincolin
Milburn
Black Hills Promise a Great Future for Black Hills Region
From the Black Hills Pioneer a hopeful summary of rapid settlement around Deadwood and Whitewood. The piece notes 7000 hardy residents, booming mining and business, vast timber and mineral wealth, and projected railroads and homes. It envisions government aid and a thriving, prosperous Black Hills.
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Black Hills
Jane
Deadwood
Whitewood
Deadwood City
Walled
Montana City
Greek City
Wentana City
Centennial
Spearfish
Indiana
Black Hille
Turkish Victory and Serbian Retreat Reported
Egyptian detachments reach Constantinople amid a Turkish victory over Montenegrins near Gal o Nevesing. Serbians and Bulgarians near Widden repelled, Servian Drina army trenches Rocha to cut Turkish supplies. The Thunderer calamity at Portsmouth leaves twenty five dead with severe steam injuries. London's tally up to thirty fatalities.
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Egypt
Constantinople
Ofna
Southanitcia
I Selum Pasha
Gal
Bexcraps
Rocha
Portsmouth
Thunderers
London
Obituary and Financial Notices from July 15 16 19th Century
From Abroad telegrams report Herman Oppenheimer banker dead in New York. South Wales collieries halted. O Neill elected in Leitrim home rule seat. Alf Brash suspends with 30000 dollars. George and Barron printers fail for fifty thousand pounds. Wingate shipyards Glasgow seek creditor action. New silver twenty cent coin criticized for similarity to the quarter and unnecessary in change. Cincinnati Commercial notes call to stop coinage.
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Elegram
Pars
Herman Oppenheimer
Connurr
South Wales
London
O'Birne
Leitrim
Hallifax
Alf Brash
Treasrer
International Railroad
George
Thos. Wingate & Co
Glasgow
Cincinnati
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F. Bt
Wipuring
Eonthweat
Clonda
Horzon
Tennessee
Ohio
Middle States
Mudseridera
Due National Educational Association
Baltimore
E. M. Pendleton
Athens
Middle Georgia
Uss
Macon Telegraph
Mas O'Connga
Nashville
Warren County
Warrenton
Jayde Pottle
Port Hugon
St. Car Co
Mion
Attonanta
Cea
Yohnsen
MacIntyre
Parcef
Trooly
Dooly
Montezuma
Olustee
Whitfield
Hancock
Han Sime
Tor
Pulaski
Hansernviniz
Pulaski County
Beerrien
Apapasa
Berrien Pends
A‘t McIntyre
Terrell
University Omatoers
James
Refence
Arunna
Davis
Gibson
Augusta
Him
Landrom
Oglethorpe
Tucker
Walker
Alabama
Henry LaFayette Thomas
Jackson
J. C. Ayer
Lowell
Massachusetts
New York Sun
Choate
Pleasantville
Westchester County
Ayer
Mount Kisco
Chappaguay
Dr. Ayer
Thector
Choard
William Keefe
Harlem
Unionville
Pleasville
Cook
Windsor
Fenda
Grand Depot
Windsor Hotel
Docor
Broadway
Devlin’s
Dr. Choate
Bill Leta
Tilden Trumpelings
Philadelphia
Bayard
Eaton
Uncle Bam
Winch Sam's Bay
Tilden
Saratoga
Wes
Mankelal
Connolly
Delegran
New Youk
General Guster
Yates
Keogh
Zaeut. Calhoun
Grittenden
Porter
Western Union
Marshall Connolly
Congressional
iMagnanimous
Vigorgia
Norwood and Garden
Washineton
Joseph F. Buuile
Louis
Presi
Coster
War Department
Hust
Constitution
Lowsil
Builer
Bostos
Emerson Baker
Gaston
College of Cookery
Alexannria
John
Barver
Bostox
Bogar
Young
Jen’s Chine- Py 1 Association
Orhimen
Centenmh
Ts Constitution
Itty
Bel Clark Spoon Thread ‘Company
Bidle
Newark
Sttsing Baltang
Tek
Fon
Plains
Army Hill
Ware
Washinaton
L. Jones
Kentucky
Ei Wo. H. Rowan
Sebe
Nest Seagion
Courier-Journal
Pennyer
McDowell
Southern Department
Pennypacker
United States Army
Okiaamas
Barty
Jem
Paul Fleming
Emory College
Rapi
Ising Bates
Tee Bates
Bexatel
Anah Isetion Theatres
Hhavws
Ese
Guchitke Amugemenia Pet Mjonte
N. Brevice
The
Constarinaris
Salonica
Widden
Servis
Atlanta Constitutions
Bis
At Ispta
Sherman
Dante
Atlas EA
W.G. Crempien
P. G.t
DR. Crempien
Mii Wepape
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