State politics and press notes from Indiana and Iowa
The article surveys political shifts in Indiana with Greenback clubs rising and a push for repeal of the Sherman act. It notes Samuel Blagill’s editorial takeover, Dem Central Committee favoring greenbacks, and Daniel Do livus v Weadon in an Iowa auditor contest. It mentions editor changes in the Bonifield Tribune and growth of party factions.
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Wute
Indianapolis
Democratic State Central Committee
Greenback issue dominates 1876 warnings and party split
The piece argues the Greenback issue will prevail in 1876 with Republicans gaining in New York and Pennsylvania voters shifting due to labor and money power dynamics. It condemns Joux B. Stuy and Stoll for backing money power and denounces betrayal by allied figures.
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Land
Virginia
Mississippi
I United
Pennsylvania
New York
Tilden
Tiurtranft
Joux B. Stuy
Noble County
National
Ligonier
Flan
Stoll
Editor War Over Papers Sparks Local Feud
A fierce exchange between the Tix editor of the Miner and the Enterprise editor erupts over standards and decency in newspapers. The item notes a puzzling series of deaths among Tennessee fourth district congressional nominees and hints at broader state political intrigue.
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Tennessee
S. M. Fite
Jhead
Congress
Greenback push fuels Indiana Democratic drive for early convention
The Indiana State Central Committee met last week and endorsed the greenback issue. They plan another meeting on January 6 to set a date for the State Convention, aiming for early March to outpace the National Convention and pressure Wall Street and banks.
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Tus Democratic
Wall Street
Indiana
Bloomington Courier A Democratic Paper in Menros County
The Bloomington Courier led by Tl J Feltus promotes the greenback issue and is the sole Democratic newspaper in Menros county. It is printed at home with no outside patent and aims to back El Paso Jiunter and his Canal Reservoir land swindle.
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Bloomington
Tl. J. Feltus
Greencastle
Menros County
Courier
el Paso
Ecno
Canal Reservoir
Fellus
Tur Enterprise Editorial on Republican Era and Labor
A fragmentary letter argues the Tur Enterprise misrepresented labor in past Republican days and claims editorial control would favor labor over capital. It contends prior coverage harmed labor and notes suffrage rights in Utah as a point of comparison.
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Tur
Tne Ecuo
Clay
Utah
South
McDonald & Co. factory closure impacts 200 workers
The Wooster, D. manufacturer of agricultural implements, made an assignment causing 200 employees to lose their jobs. The National Banner cites the impact on workers and families amid calls against contraction and immediate specie resumption, warning such reports threaten policy support.
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McDonald & Co
Wooster
Hinge
Brother Stoll
Brazil Sand Stone Quarry Opens North of Brazil
Brazil Sand Stone Wm. M. Morris & Co. announces a new quarry one and a half miles north of Brazil at M. J. Wright's Fire Brick Factory on the Potter farm. They offer bush stone, dimension stone, foundation, bridge, rip rap, well and paving stones, hearths, window caps, arches, sills, water tables, steps, tops, and grind-stones. Tested for fire and weather, noted for iron-free grit and durability. color white with red brown hues. available from June 17, 1875.
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Brazil
M. J. Wright
Potter Farm
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Brazil Cemetery
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