Americas Mass Meeting Plans for Fourth of July
The State Council meeting in Indianapolis July 11 forms an open American party organization and platform. A public celebration includes a sunrise salute, a procession from Second street to Walker’s Grove, speeches by J. H. Lozier and Thomas J. Taylor, band music, and a fireworks display at night.
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State Council
Indianpolis
Friends of the American Party
Second Street
Hogan Bridge
Walker's Grove
J. H. Lozier
Thomas J. Taylor
Aurora
Manchester
Aurora Union Choir
Ives o.Bim
Second Streets
OCF Quarterly Meeting Set at Methodist Church
The OCF announces its quarterly gathering will begin next Tuesday at 105 oclock in the Methodist Church. Members are invited to attend and participate in the outlined agenda.
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Methodist Church
Lane Heats Up Locofoco Meeting In Aurora
A local card explodes at the Locofoco gathering in Aurora. George Washington Lane is accused of turning a civic meeting into a political rally and forging proceedings to smear opponents. The piece defends neighbors, condemns the manipulation, and laments the damage to civil and religious liberty.
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Lawrenceburgh
George Washington Lane
K. N
Aurora
John Adams
Know Nothings
John Adam
Bamtam
Register
Locofoco
Borror
Press and
Standard
Caidarahs
Geo. W. Lane
George Washington
Latte
Mr. Lane
John D. Haynes
Henry Walker
M. C. Edwards
Francis Worley
S. P. Tumy
David Gibson
Thomas Wright
Strawder Cheek
Henry Morrow
Frost and travel notes from Iowa in June 1855
Letters from Beworta Iowa dated June 23 1855 recount a journey from Camanche to Dewitt Maquoketa and Dubuque with observations on weather frost rolling ground and timber near rivers Dewitt and Maquoketa towns descriptions of Linn Grove and Epworth mining activity and a critical note on Yankee town manners. Mr A W Carter to publish Warsaw Kentucky weekly, the Warsaw Republican.
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Iowa
Beworta
Fatewo Sigrer
Camanche
Dewit
Clinton County
Dewitt
Linngrove
Maquoketa
Culloma
Jackson County
Dubuque
Epworth
Dubuque County
John Wesley
Wesley
A. W. Carter
Cincinnati Daily Sun
Warsaw
Warsaw Republican
Carter
Education comes to the fore in city Graded schools report
The piece lauds the Graded school system, notes high attendance and discipline, and urges city adoption of a unified educational plan. It includes Superintendent Bronson’s quarterly report with pupil counts, costs, and remarks on promotion, whispering, and the benefits of uniform grade advancement.
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Board of Education
Ime
R.eady
Aven
de. Ayer
Lancaster Argus
Moore's Hill Miscellany Urges Veracity and Community Spirit
The piece urges editors to tell the truth boldly and independently. It extols a responsible press as a public good and describes Moore’s Hill as healthy, moral, and industrious, with notes on the depot, local optimism, and a Raspberry Supper fundraiser for the Graded Schools.
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Iron Horse
H. C. O. P. Pole
Dillsborough
H.O. O. P. Pole
Barnum
Aong
Moore
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OCR
Dearborn
Persipent
Hon
H. Walker
Jaco
Langley
Philip Held
Walter Kerr
Benj. Vail
John Briddle
Sen
John Billingsly
Wm. Dills
H. Swift
Wm. Wheeler
S.n
Peter Perlee
3. C. Moore
Marsnat—This
Pattison
Martin Trester
Elias Chisman
Jas. Greer. Craplains
A. W. Freeman
E. P. Bond
Joseph Cotton
Stanpard Beagers
David Griffin
Henry Davie
George Washington Lene
C. P
Ory
S. P. Bronson
Guester
Serr
Mecore & Chester
Western Row
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Collumbian
Y.m.&l.l.a
Squibb’s
Southern
Minnesota Herald
Brownsville
Minnesota
W. F. Ross
Herald
Moore's Hill
Dr. Bowers
J.C. Mau
H. @. Blasdell
San Francisco
California
Ocy
Messrs
D. Ridlon
H B. Parker
New Orleans
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