Secession as Patriotism Sparks Southern Press Debate
A Southern sentiment column argues secession is the highest form of patriotism and criticizes Republican opponents as quacks. It dismisses threats against the Confederacy, praises Davis, and condemns Northern editors and “World” style rhetoric as misleading. The piece champions state sovereignty and warns against Unionist betrayal.
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Commonwealth of Our States-Union
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Davia
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Jung Leat
the Times
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Intel- Jevtiun
Mixalsatnol
Walla
Davis
Okolona
Duval Dalgettyes
The Voice of the People in Tha Tribune Aug 1
A letter column in Tha Tribune from Carcado requests the first name and address of Congressman Up degruft from Inwa. Readers suggest better ways to obtain fair representation and a speedy trial for prisoners while criticizing lengthy delays and unfair bail practices.
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Taiial Party
Tha Tribune
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Washington
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the Tribune
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ALCO
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Lou Branch
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Parliament
Committee
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Chicago
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Trade and labor letters from Chicago Tribune readers
A collection of letters discusses drug trade profits during wartime, mining stock dividends, spelling reform, tax and navy concerns, labor unemployment and wage issues, and social tensions. Contributors critique capitalism, penny stock practices, coinage policy, hotel discrimination, and the role of the press while urging fair treatment of workers and honest public debate.
Indians Miles Movements Reported at Wool Mountain Camp
Dispatches from military headquarters dated July 27 describe Col Miles driving Sitting Bull and followers toward Wood Mountain. Indians estimated at 5,000 with 2,000 fighters. Miles plans to reduce forces to Milk River. Texas Rangers capture suspected horse thieves near Die Gead of the river after a pursuit with troops.
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Cot. Milea
Wool Mountain
Col. Miles
Rock Creek
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Neaver Creek
India
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May
Walsh
Fillaon
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Poplar Creek
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Mites
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St Woo
Miles Auucests
Baskovt
Texas
Ward
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Concho
Tex
Sheridan
Concho Hivyer
Gil
Achage
Uwelyénila
United
Police reshuffle sparks citywide talk and fears of further removals
The daylong uproar at Police Headquarters follows mass resignations and firings of Captains and Lieutenants. Mayor and O Donnell defend the removals as reform for efficiency and integrity, with new appointments promised and ongoing discussions about a Fire Marshal role.
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Beare
Tarrison
O'Donnell
Thia
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Licuts
Brisco
Wiley
Thar
Jonaa M. Johnson
Benner
Bonner
Ho Wan
Boing
Sho
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Railroads vie for through rates from Missouri River roads
Kansas City passenger tariffs center on keeping through routes to Chicago via St Louis and the Mississippi. A meeting at the Grand Pacific Hotel led to adopted plans limiting eastward tariffs, outlining through-rate maintenance and limited ticket validity, with officials from Wabash, Chicago & Northwestern and others endorsing unified rates. A Missouri Springfield note covers St Louis, Danville and narrow-gauge rail proposals in central Illinois.
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Missouri River
Grand Pacific Hotel
St. Louis
Kansas City & Northern
Missouri Pacific
Chicorah& Alton
Yiomite
Mississippi River
J. W. Mideley
Missouri River Roads
E. A. Ford
Vandalia
W. L. O'Brien
Fittsburg
Cincinnati& St. Louis
James Charlton
Chicago & Alton
J. R. Wood
Chicago
Burlington & Quince
F. i. Mycra
Pittsboro
Fort Wayne
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Great Western of
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Chicago & Knastern Ilinois
George N. Daniels
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W. Bradley
Wabash
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William E. Livenwood
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Rantoul & Eastern
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Rail duty fuels clash over steel rails price and imports
The report notes an English offer to supply Tufnofa Central Railroad with rails at £4108 per ton, with Liverpool to New York freight, while American rails cost far more due to a $23 per ton duty. Railroads press that the duty serves to enrich U.S. steel makers and push imports from England, arguing domestic production could cost about $20 per ton. Additional items cover freight-rate changes, foreclosures, and railroad reorganizations across several lines.
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Webster Avenue
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Volice
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