Grand Rally in Wyoming Fires Up Republican Support
A large Republican mass meeting at the U S Court House in Laramie county drew a densely packed, orderly crowd. Speakers Corlett, Lee, Carey and Harlan stirred applause as delegates to the Territorial convention were chosen and the rally boosted hopes of a decisive victory on September 2.
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An Address to the Democracy of Wyoming sparks controversy
The Argus prints an unsigned "Address to the Democracy of Wyoming" denounced as trash and misleading. The writer accuses Democrats and allied factions of duplicitous tactics while mocking the party and urging the delegation to elevate the author as standard bearer at the upcoming convention.
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Address of Wyoming Democrats Sparks partisan debate
A lengthy unsigned advertisement in the Argus lambasts the Wyoming Democrats for their forthcoming election guidance. It accuses the address of falsehoods about the Grant administration and argues for Republican unity, praising War Democrats and invoking national party loyalties amid postwar politics.
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Republican Territorial Convention at Point of Rocks
Delegates from Laramie Albany Carbon and Carter counties gather Thursday the 12th inst to nominate no Delegate In Congress elect one at large Legislator member and organize Territorial Central Committee for the ensuing year J W Donnellan chairman Territorial Republican Central Committee
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Democra cy doctors outshone by Mack Daniel show
The Saturday night at MacDaniel's Theatre ended with the defeat of prominent doctors Murrin Miller Garbanat and Bedell as the audience favored. The more cautious among them chose to shelve the quartet for a season, prompting disappointment at the outcome.
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Palace in Egypt to host Eugenie under construction
The Tsnilia palace for Empress Eugenie’s visit will be 180 feet wide and 20 feet deep with a 700000 franc estimate. Finishing by October 1 carries a 100 franc daily fine. early completion earns a daily bonus. The square structure centers a dome with Persian blinds and ground-floor halls.
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Telegraph line links South America to Europe via Cuba
Condensed telegrams note a projected telegraph cable joining South America with Europe through Central America and Cuba. Snow fell near Montreal, frosts persist in Lewiston Maine lowlands, and New Yorks Five Points buildings are being torn down for Worth Street extension. The German Turnfest thrives in Chicago with thousands attending. US assessors require baseball clubs to pay a ten dollar license and 2.5 percent gross tax.
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Money in California coin and currency anecdotes
A San Francisco correspondent laments U S money habits noting the ten cent coin and the old name bit for the dime. He describes exchange costs between Sacramento and San Francisco and recounts a visitor’s puzzled reactions to pennies and greenbacks and a crumpled twenty five cent note.
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Monument Dedication Speech at Battle Grove Kentucky
Colonel Hreck Inridge delivers a commemorative address at the Confederate dead monument dedication in Battle Grove Kentucky. He praises Federal efforts to preserve the memory of Union soldiers, rehousing bones in national cemeteries and recording each soldier’s name and service for posterity. He expresses no enmity toward the dead and calls for reverent, dignified memorials.
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World charges President Gant with epparuding eight ofhin whitives
The report states President Gant is accused of appointing eight officials, with Mr. Johnson apparently naming seven and Judge Dent proposed by Mississippi conservatives. One appointee, Hey, is not currently in office.
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Curious Wedding Carboard Clue In Odd Field Snippet
A fragmentary description notes a bridal car with a horse and team tied to a carriage. It mentions Battelah and Ney and a bonnet and a house of the bride. The tale hints at a later moment when proposals were to be made but remains unclear in details.
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