Kearney Plans Statewide Tour for Butler in Campaign
Telegraphic dispatches from Washington and Chicago detail Edward Kearney’s arrival in Washington and planned stump of Massachusetts for Butler. He criticizes the Cabinet’s hard money stance and calls for cheaper government buildings and long-term farm loans. Additional reports cover silver dollar issuance, bankruptcy filings, a deadly Michigan rail accident, and Texas executions.
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Washington
Kearney
Massachusetts
Butler
Capitol Steps
Carl Schurz
McCrary
the Treasury
Hawley
War and Navy Department
United States
San Francisco
New York
Hillhouse
Butler Seeks Governor Post In Massachusetts Race
Gen. Butler accepts the Massachusetts governorship nomination urging equal rights duties and burdens and efficient taxes. He calls for eliminating wasteful offices and a direct tax system while warning against middlemen and conventions. Separate dispatches report fundraising, Memphis relief, post office embezzlement, and local political updates.
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Boston
Butler
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Mount Sinai
Moses
Yellow fever and relief efforts sweep the South
Dispatches describe Canton Mississippi deserted by nearly all but two drug stores, with mass sickness and deaths across Memphis New Orleans and other Gulf states. Reports outline Howard Association relief, hospital treatments, and international aid as cities race to aid fever victims amid dire conditions.
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Merchants’ Exchange
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Colored Military Company
Citizens Committee
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George
Elmira
N. Y
Kingsland and Ferguson Foundry
New Orleans
Times
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Miss
Detroit
Chili
Charles W. Zaremby
Liverpool
Whitley
Gulf States of America
Chicago
Associated Press
Tribune
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The
Howard’s
Commerce Street
Grenada
Howard Association
Poydras Street
Bienville Street
Howard
Samuel Choppin
Choppin
Col. Anderson
Hernando
Father Walsh
St. Bridges
Father McGarvey
St. Peters
H. Harden
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Miner
Little Rock
E. T. Easly
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Joe Williams
la Lasalette
Martin
Walsh
McGarney
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Maher
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Tasley
S. G. Ryan
Galveston
Peabody
Jackson
J. B. Anderson
Anderson & Simpson
Henry Dean Thompson
Picayune
Stone
Maj. Anderson
Vicksburg
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Pretty Teeth and Fragrant Sozodont Promoted
An advertisement extols pretty mouths with discolored teeth and promotes Sozodont as a harmless, tartar removing remedy for snowy white teeth with a pleasant aroma. The copy urges readers to subscribe to the weekly Leader.
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