A Solemn Warning From Democratic Texts and Scandals
The piece cites remarks from Vallandigham urging Democrats to resist fusion with radicals and to defeat a split ticket. It reports on postmaster thefts in Jacksonville, noting a Reed tied to Governor Reed, and describes Basket Meetings in Rosscounty with dates in August. It includes a Spoon-Thief Butler critique from the Springfield Republican and calls for a new party leadership direction to avoid electoral losses.
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Big Bethel
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Hampshire
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Soldier Casper Dillert Fought Under Napoleon at Waterloo
Casper Dillert of Waverly served as a soldier under Napoleon during the Waterloo battle, reflecting a historical connection to the famed conflict and its era.
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Casper Dillert
Waverly
Waterloo
President Grant Praised as Model After Short Sojourn
A fragmented report notes President Grant spent about thirty six hours last summer in ahhingtor and Fe has logged twenty eight hours so far, with the observer calling him a model president amid brief visits and quick greetings.
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Grant
Radical theft confession and Grant ticket incident a century ago
A Boston deputy collector Wellman confesses stealing eight thousand dollars in Savannah Georgia. The piece notes a future Radical press claim he was not in his right mind. It also recounts President Grant riding a New Jersey road without a ticket and paying a penalty. Then a vivid account of a Sabbath day gauge change on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad with long milestones and official figures.
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Hustern
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Cochrane
Baltimore Locomotive Works
Virconnes
Seymour
Vochrane
Ing
Roduce
Ohio and
Minsignippi
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
St. Louis
Louisville
Radical governor candidate Noyes loses leg in three places
Gen Noyes radical candidate for Governor according to party papers lost a leg with three different places. Our exchanges teem with display advertisements with pages taken by one firm. The town's prosperity is reflected in its newspapers as advertisers dominate. A businessman who does not advertise is seen as obsolete.
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Gen. Noyes
Beecher family split on woman suffrage during riots noted
Stephen A. Douglas taught in Worchester Scott county Illinois. Part of his former house remains as a blacksmith shop. All male Beecher members support woman suffrage while female members oppose it. No policeman died in the New York riot. several were wounded but recovered by the next day.
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Worchester
Scott County
Illinois
Beecher
New York
Bradley brothers plead guilty in $40,000 Adams Express robbery
In Columbus, the Bradley brothers admitted guilt for the Adams Express Company robbery of $40,000. On last Thursday morning they withdrew their not guilty pleas and entered guilty pleas. They received four years in the Ohio Penitentiary. The elder Cradley had an excellent character before the robbery.
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Adams Express Company
Columbus
Ohio
Cradley
Man Gives Item Illustrating Vallandigham Suicide
A Terre Haute hotel keeper Captain D. Stankard provides material for a funeral by showing how Clement Vallandigham killed himself. He recounts that Vallandigham pulled a pistol from his pocket and wounded himself fatally, illustrating the incident.
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