Fragmented 1771 Enquirer clipping mentions officials and politics
Disjointed OCR text from The Enquirer cites Mary of Bowen Holling Korey Side AMwin Tarrect and Tur Grant Post Master East Liverpool Ohio facing trouble for misapplied funds around 15 000 dollars. It references Boston liquor dealings and Pilgrim Fathers reforming, with scattered opinions on race and politics reflecting dated shocks.
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Mary of Bowen's
Korey
Amwin
Tarrect
Beal
Gaurt Tibi
Tur Grant
East Liverpool
Ohio
Montgomery
Logan Republican
Kansas Emigration Notes and Kansas Abynutism Cyclopedia
A reader notes Kansas as the focus for emigration and highlights the publication Tun Kansas Abynutism as a compact encyclopedia of Kansas matters. It mentions affordable monthly issues with new material and club rates, obtainable by subscribing to publishers Messrs. Eanis Pisrey and Co in Topeka.
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Kansas
Sheneas
Tun Kasaas
Weaver
Amir
Afogvon
Hisson
Hoaput
Harris & CO
Will They Speak Out In The Republican Convention
The Y. Sun discusses factions in the Republican Party and the possible nomination outcomes for Grant and Taf. It weighs whether Grant will stay out or be nominated and faced with a potential coalition defeat. The piece questions if Reverend Home Greeley will intervene and whether internal opposition can be resolved before the next convention.
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Eplio
Grant
Sock
Greeley
Insurgents surrender as defectors pledge loyalty in Spain
Repeated announcements claim insurgents are surrendering in large numbers and promising to be loyal Spanish citizens. The report notes ongoing efforts to stabilize regions amid civil conflict and public assurances from authorities.
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Citi
Kansas Correspondences on Crops and Markets in 1871
A Kansas correspondent reports bountiful crops and modest prices, noting corn at 20 to 25 cents, wheat 85 cents to $1 per bushel, and other staples affordable. Emigration remains steady, coal-field employment is available, and land claims show mixed activity with unsettled disputes over Cherokee Neutral Lands and Joy brokerage.
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Kansas
Hamas
W. Bowen
Haitor Linquivers
Olio
McArthur
Sepliers
James F. Joy
Farmers' and Miners' Rail Road incorporation filed
The certificate of incorporation for the Farmers and Miners Railroad Company was filed in the Secretary of State's office on the 16th inst. The proposed line would run from Urbana through Clark and Madison counties toward McArthur and connect with the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, with capital of 1,000,000 dollars. Corporators include Hugh McDonald, John W. Young, Ha Jennings, and numerous others across Champaign, Madison, Pickaway, Hocking, and Vinton counties.
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Farmers’ and Miners’ Railroad
Farmers’ Ad Miners’ Railroad Company
Urbana
Clark
Madison
London
Circleville
Mocking
Vinton
Marietta and
Cincinati
McArthur
Secretary of State
Hugh McDonald
John WH. Young
Ha. Jennings
Champaign County
Dan
J.C. Baker
W. A. Dan
I. F. Willis
J. Q. Minshall
Madison County
Wayne Griswold
P.O. Smith
Weldon
Slomon Reigel
Samuel TL
Evang
Murfield
W. E. Bolin
John IL Bortz
J. T. Renick
B. D. Bowers
Pickaway County
W. S Albin
Hocking County
Cornelius Karies
Vinton County
President urged Civil Service reform stance
The President expressed support for Civil Service reform, proposing removal of relatives from office and advocating appointments based on capacity and integrity rather than party influence or personal loyalty.
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Anya
Hey ‘Sy
Radical party managers push Civil Service Reform yet oppose probe
A partisan clash emerges as Radical party leaders push Civil Service Reform while resisting investigations led by Trumbull Schurz and allied figures. The dispute centers on who should oversee reforms and how scrutiny should be conducted.
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Radical
Trumbull, Schurz
Governor Hayes Criticized For St. Clairsville Judge Appointment
River county papers attack Governor Hayes for appointing St. Clairsville lawyer St. Clair Kelly as Judge of the Court of Common Pleas replacing the late Judge Way. Marietta Times calls the move politically small while Steubenville Gazette condemns it as partisan. Other papers echo the critique as public sentiment remains divided over the vacancy.
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Hayes
St. Clair Kelly
St. Clairsville
Court of Common Pleas
Judge Way
Marietta
Kelly
Judge Chambers
Steubenville
Chambers
Jurge Way
Haya
St. Clair Kelley
Union
Resignation and power shift at Gallipolis railroad directors
Directors of the Gallipolia McArthur and Columbus Railroad held a meeting on December 18 1871 to hear W H Langley’s resignation as president and director. No action was taken on resignation. Aleshire submitted his resignation letter and the board later authorized Langley to make contracts and run the road between Gallipolis and Logan with standard wages.
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Ohio
Gallipolis, McArthur and Columbus
Compu
Gallipolis, McArthur and Columbus Railroad
Gallipolia Railroad Company
Wao. Langley
Paid Railroad Co
W. H. Langley
Wm. Shober
R. Aleshire
Bandy
Thomas B. Davis
Aleshire
Galapolis
Gallipolia
McArthur
Columbos Stailroad
Traving
H. Langley
Tthe G., Moa
R. R. Co
Tony
Gallipolis
Logan
W. Hangley
Immigrants perished in Nebraska cold trek
Report from Saline County Nebraska details a deadly cold night as a party of emigrants and families camped three miles from timber. Seven and a half dozen victims were found dead from exposure with only the wagon children surviving. Nearby Timber and fuel gathering delayed rescue. A note mentions Ohio rail ambitions and a Logan connection for Northwest mineral resources.
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St. Louis
Kanana City
Kansas City
Saline County
Nebraska
Election of Pinchbeck as Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana
The election of the mulatto Pinchbeck on the 7th inst to fill the post of Lieutenant Governor of reconstructed Louisiana left vacant by the demise of the negro Dunn is a defeat for Mr. Grant.
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Pinchbeck
Louisiana
Negro Dunn
Grant
Athenian Daya rail route update after 1871
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Trajna
Gant Athen
A. M. Atheniat Ong
Daya
TB Neale
McArtine Chao
Air Me “Aretea
Prema
Hs Payton Pian
Tencaster
Boa Ap
K. A. Doeld
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