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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1876

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Runaway romance ties Brigham Young grand daughter to Gentile

The Salt Lake Tribune reports the elopement of Brigham Young Jr.’s granddaughter Alice S. Young to Charles R. Hopkins, a gentile. The couple wed after a plotted escape from her Mormon family, amid pursuit by her father Brigham Young Jr. and police. The dramatic episode ends with a marriage blessed by Rev. Welch, highlighting ongoing tensions over polygamy and faith.

Salt Lake City The Salt Lake Tribune Brigham Young, Jr Salt Lake King Brigham Hopkins Charles RK. Hopkins Alice S. Young Brigry Alice Mr. Hopkins White House Brighan,, Jr Prince Benjamin, Jr Brassfield Charles R. Hopkins Brigham Young

Lincoln in 1864 Hardship and Humble Ride Through Washington

An observer near the Soldiers' Home details Abraham Lincoln's daily routine in 1864 Washington. Lincoln travels with a cavalry escort drawn sabers, sometimes in a plain barouche. He wears black attire, shows a sad, enigmatic expression, and often meets Secretary of War Stanton at the latter’s K Street residence. Lincoln’s son sometimes rides beside him. Mrs Lincoln appears in black crape.

White House United States Vermont Avenue IL Street Lincoln Lafayette Square Abraham Lincoln K Street Mr. Stanton

Temperance Meeting at Faneuil Hall Enthralls Boston

A crowded Faneuil Hall assembly of about four hundred Haverhill Reform Club members heard strong remarks by D Banks McKenzie and Milo Hildreth. Luther Benson The Hoosier Orator delivered a bold, earnest speech denouncing intemperance and the rum seller.

Faneuil Hall Grand Old Hall Haverhill Reform Club J. B. Swett D. Banks McKenzie Milo Hildredth Luther Benson

Exodus to Black Hills fuels mining boom and towns

A Chicago Times Laramie correspondent reports a mass exodus to the Black Hills as mining towns rise before spring. Immigrants flood in while trade grows brisk and cattle markets expand. Red Cloud’s stance shifts, roads improve, and a potential railroad looms amid harsh winters and rugged frontier opportunities.

Laramie Chicago Times Black Hills Wyoming Dakota Big Horn Mountains Fort Laramie Cheyenne Laramie City Custor Red Cloud Oxunia

Fragmented exchange hints at urban tale on Fourth Street

A garbled OCR fragment hints at dialogue between a bookseller and a woman on Fourth Street. The lines suggest humor and instruction, with mention of a husband and authorities affecting agents, but the text is incomplete and unclear.

Fourth Street Woman

Cambridge City Tribune Prospectus and policy notice

The Cambridge City Tribune lists its weekly publication by Harding, McCain & Talbot as $1.50 per year in advance. It solicits communications of local interest with writers named for good faith and notes the firm’s disclaimer of responsibility for correspondent opinions.

Legal Advertising Rates and Terms Update

Rates for legal ads show 100 per inch for the first insertion and 0.39 per inch for each additional insertion with a 10 percent ad charge for cuts or large type. Subscriptions and transient ads must be prepaid. Longer than three months scale applies, biweekly insertions at 0.75 of full rate, and 25 percent advance for stationary ads on pages 2 and 6.

Independent State Convention in Indiana Fails to Unite Ticket

The Indiana State Convention of the Independent or Greenback Party at Indianapolis on the 16th drew representation from only about half the counties. The slate planned by the Indiana Plan and leading Democrats collapsed, with Franklin Landers the sole nominee. The party adopted a platform calling for repeal of the resumption act, circulating bank withdrawal, issuance of legal tender paper money, and refunding U S debt into 3.65 percent registered bonds. The ticket nominated includes Franklin Landers for governor and Anson Walcott for lieutenant governor, among others including Levy Temperton and Morris N. Bundy, with a full slate for supreme court posts.

Independent Greenback Party Indianapolis Indiana Plan Frank Landers United States Franklin Landers Marion Anson Walcott White Levy Temperton Benton Morris N. Bundy Henry John Q. A. Newsown Bartholomew W. A. Tipton Fountain Blount Greene Supreme Court W. W Conner Hamilton Charles H. Knight Clay William F. Parrett Vanderburgh John D. Harris Dearborn H. C. Newcomb N. It. Linsday Howard

Wealth of States: Indiana urged to build coal road

Indianapolis Journal argues that state wealth hinges on diversified use of resources and industrial innovation. It criticizes Indiana for lagging behind Massachusetts, urging immediate construction of a coal road to exploit local coal, iron, and lumber, boost exports, and enhance growth.

Fulton New Indiana Massachusetts Maine Valley of Wabash Chicago Mssachusetts Indianapolis

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Cambridge White Water Valley Railroad Accom Nistion FT. W M. AC Nccy Jes LISS Jeffersonville Railroad Todianapolis Columbus PC. & ST. LL. Railroad Southern Sexpress Expres Waitne, Muncie Cincinnati White Water Valley Effelonville Road Caeantee Jacksonburg Jeff Yaa Wee. Harding Cambridge and Dublin John Senee Ilton Buss Lini Snyder, Proprietor Mason S. Mbridge Lodge No. 5 OMAS WBY Lodge No Ambridge Royal and Select M Mbridge Commandery No 6 OYMAD Ormah Ayne Lodge No Ambridge Lodge NGO SS. Wieson Cambridge City Main Street Ebert W. CC. Stanley D. D Dablio Ana J. W. St. Clair East Germantown, MD Whitesell & Shively, Ctomneys Et Law and Notaries Public Odd Fellows Block N. I. Whitely Wayne Swiggett’s DD. W. Mason John I. Underwood Underwood & Allen J.D. Allen General Hardware Vinton House Bly J. B. Mauk J. W. Rutledge East Germantown Drs, Mauk & Rutledge Physicians & Surgeons East Eeelester Cam Main Street Illips North Marion Street Eaishmmond W. B. Williams Go. R. Williams Warran the Old Kentucky Liquor House Kentucky Business Directory Carpenter Hall Enry Hoover Bank Corner D. Hanes Hoshour John Richey East Main Street North Side Ames. McCaffrey Wall Paper West Main Street S. Houck—Factory Amuel H. Hoshour Canal Radbury & Bro.,—Harness and Leather Cor Foote Streets P. Austin—Harness and Baddles Srael Morrey Cash W. Marson D. Drischel EAST MAIN@ street I. R. Hastings-Cash Grocery Main Hammel—Eating House Valley Railroad C. Hollowell N Jones Radbury & Bro Odd Fellows’ Hall Nderwood & Allen HARD South Side S. Meredith & Son Babeedema M. & J. Conklin Berkshire Emma Prichard Postoffice ARS J. H. Patty Chhariott Denwiddie—Dress Waker Hotels EL Vinton—Vinton House Entral Hotel and Restaurant W. P. Staler Weet of Canal Dwin Cowles — Central Railroad P. C L. R Qam Keystone Straub Cambridge City, Ind E. D. Sprigg, Esq Tad I. D. Johnson Cumberland, Md Anthony Hower South Center Street D. Kimmel—Maltsters River McCarthy & Co Marble and Granite Dealers Ind West Main St Ambridge City Manufacuring Company P. Stevenson & CO Eagle Mills North Foote Street West Side NEWBY Pleasant Valley Flouring Mill National Road James W. Carpenter Barbers Illiam Fletcher Jeweler D. I. Spencer — Jewelry, Watches, Alocka, &c Main At Turner National Bank Illiam Doney Church Street OHN W OHN L. Custer—Cigars Main Street North Side William F. Medsker Odd Fellows’ Building Orwood I. Whitely Swiggett’s Block H. James Craddock & Co Rosa Street Philadelphia Swiggett Griesinger Main St. South Side Amuel Harper Main St. North Side Lackey — Livery Foote Street Harles W. Routh—Livery, Feed and Sale Stable H. Borger AUK & Rutlidge Main ST Ebert’s Tayman & Buchanan Schwede's B. Bradbury Harles Wilson Mily CAR and Machine Works Ndiana Cor. Foote and Church Street Fray & Brandenburg-Foote Street PH. Zehring BOOTS S L. Wheeler Boots and Shoes Johnson Bunatore John. i Marson Richmond Savings Bank North Fifth St East Side State of Marx E. Reeves Daniel "Rawford Joux W. Grousss W. W. Dupley Cashier Mark E. Reeves Joseph C. Ratliff Isaac P. E Daniel B. Crawford Americus L. Pogue John W. Grubba John H. Moorman Isa Charles First National Bank Charley Mr. Welch West Whitman Boston Post California Montana Hhen Cambridge City Tribune Harding, McCain & Talbot Prorietors SOKIR Indianapolis Journal
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