Republicans in Colorado Organize for Convention and Elections
Logansport Daily records reports on Colorado Republican efforts ahead of a constitutional convention and fall elections. Gov Routt is described as a third term candidate, while Pratt is noted for Internal Revenue but not promised promotion. Grant’s re election hopes and New York support are discussed, with Dent Dix skeptical of a third term. The American Colonization Society moved 27 African Americans to Liberia costing 19800 25, prompting debate on broader colonization plans.
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Colorado
Gov. Routt
American Colonization Society
Liberia
West Indies
South America
Africa
Jox Senir
Ohio Republicans Split Over Third Term Question
The Ohio Republican group debates a platform stance on a third term. Some leaders push against a third term, others oppose any policy. Ex Governor Dennison leads the camp opposing action, connected to the Washington Triumvirate and intimate with Grant, arguing that discussing it would disrespect the President.
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Ohio
Dennison
Washington
Grant
American exodus to Europe fuels bridal parties and wealth
Eastern papers report the annual European exodus with steamer departures crowded by American families. Bridal parties are numerous and vast sums are spent abroad, sparking moralizing editorials, yet Americans would still travel even if Armageddon loomed across Europe.
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Europe
Atlantic
New Hampshire Religion Clause Showdown Promised by Republicans
The passage alleges Republicans plan to exploit the state constitution’s Protestant requirement to unseat nine Catholic Democrats and seize both legislative chambers. It claims Democrats won the election, controls patronage, and accuses New Hampshire radicalism of proposing a religiously motivated purge to gain power.
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New Hampshire
Louisiana
Democrata
Crop Outlook Dark as Weather Worsens Abroad
The piece notes severe backwardness in spring work and inclement weather causing widespread crop uncertainty. It laments a potentially short cereal harvest and rising grain prices as winter and spring have proved disastrous across regions, urging preparation for lean contingencies.
Seeding Delays and Poor Wheat Prospects This Season
The season brings little hope for farmers as corn planting lags due to wet cold ground and late frosts. Wheat yields look below average in many regions, with prices and recent good conditions unlikely to offset growing losses. Only unusually favorable weather could alter the grim outlook.
Planos Discusses Tramps Nuisance and Rural Relief
The author decries rising numbers of tramps across Indiana and Illinois, urging work for food and penalties for those who refuse. It contrasts deserving travelers with persistent vagrants and notes local civic actions and letters urging moral conduct and responsible charity.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Columbus
Indiana
Mllinois
Seven Mile Union Sabbath School Reorganized and Local Farm Notes
A notice from Tipton township Indiana reports winter damage to fruit crops with apples pears and cherries largely killed while wheat and grass recover from rains. Farmers fix fences plow corn planting delayed by rain and welcome absence of potato bugs. Seven Mile Union Sabbath School re organized with Gillis J. McBean W. W. Hahn as superintendents and William Woodling as secretary. Barn construction proceeds with 66 foot long wooden plates noted by architect R L Woodling.
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Bortor Puaros
Seven Mile
Indiana
Woodling
Isaac N. Hoover
Real Estate Transfers Reported For Last Twenty Four Hours
Real estate transfers recorded by 8 P Sheerin show multiple entries in Logansport. Transfers include Mortz to Cathran for lot 60 in Shultz addition, 200 dollars. Atkinson to Layton for lot 101 in Atkinson's addition, 300 dollars. Stoll to Shultz for part of lot 18, 400 dollars. executors McTaggart and Pierce to Merideth Thomas for 80 acres in section 33, 2000 dollars. Forgy to Cox for part in Godfrey Reserve, 217.20 acres, 10 dollars. In a separate note, a Detroit Free Press item recounts a couple quarrel over pipe joints in a shanty after marriage.
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Peter Mortz
Jesse Cathran
J. B. Shultz
Logansport
Josephus Atkinson
James F. Layton
Atkinson
Jane A. Stoll
John B. Shultz
James McTaggart
Thomas Pierce
Merideth H. Thomas
R. L. Forgy
G. Cox
Godfrey Reserve
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Logansport Daily Phares
Internal Revenue
Pratt
Delano
Interior
Planos
Hamburg
T. P. McBane
John Smith
Ezra Roderick
John A1. Hench
D.D. Dykeman
I Belive
Longley Reserve
Anoka Cornet
J. H. Hench
Tipton Township
B.T
Schinpeen
Anoka
8. P. Sheerin
County Recorder
Detroit
Pree Press
Niagara
Ball & Naylor
Market Street
Fanning Mills
J.B. Messinder
Superior Fanning Mills
S.E. Corner Canal and
Elm Streets
Miller's Marble Works
John Roots
Bitter
Atch
Seneca Street
Buffalo
New York
Van_Schaack
Stevenson & Reid
John Roots’ Bitters
Ill
R. J. Connolly
Broadway
A.gleitz
Tougust Gleitz
Tnd
James McTagcart
Manxart Sr
Eias
Angie
Fourth Sts
E. Ss. Barnes
Market St
Barnett House
Western Coal Yard
Rosenthal & Mack
Market
Canal
Ind
Fitler
G. 0. Ewing
Media
Penn
Thos. Murphy
D.D
Frankford
Philadelphia
J.B
Highstown
Buchanan
Clarence
Lown
G. G. Smith
Pittsford
N.Y
Jos. Beggs
Falls Church
W. H. Bringhurst
Legionsport
Stingon & Co
Portland
Jas. Finegan
Payle
Fisterrotieers . & CO
R. Pryor
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