Elections on Tuesday reported in late edition
The Evening paper notes New York State likely Republican by twenty thousand with the city Democratic by around thirty thousand. Maryland remains Democratic, New Jersey elects a Democratic governor, Mississippi goes Democratic, Wisconsin and Massachusetts Republican, and Virginia Democratic. More reliable results expected next week.
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G. A. & C. Railroad Letter From Langley 1871
W H Langley writes from Ganurois November 7 1871 noting Keystone Furnace donated 10000 and Buckeye 5000 with conditions accepted by directors. He expects work soon and urges Buckeye supporters to contribute quickly, claiming progress on his end and slower progress on the other. He asks for prompt action to show unity and keep the road moving forward. The piece also reports on miners in Salt Creek Perry County shifting to Democrats, Holden and Green, with miners supporting labor questions and capital relations.
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Mormon Camp Attendance Amid Arrests at Camp Douglas
Immense gathering of Mormons and locals at Camp Douglas to see Mayor Wells and prisoners as General Mason restricts access. Elder George Q. Cannon preaches at Tabernacle, urging law submission and nonviolence. Concurrently, Utah prisoners' camp mood improves with reframing of persecution. Portland Maine suffers economic downturn tied to tariffs and high taxes. Amos P West dies by accidental self-inflicted gunshot at Washington Furnace. funeral held at P M Church with Fire Company procession.
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Ohio Convention Ballot Plan Advocated for April Election
The author urges the General Assembly to order a April election of delegates to a Constitutional Convention. Voters in towns would cast ballots for delegates during spring local elections, avoiding extra costs. The convention could meet in May, draft a constitution, and submit it to voters in October.
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Pennsylvania’s Favorite Son Aimed For Democratic Nomination
The Pittsburgh Post predicts Thomas A. Scott as the Democratic nominee and expects Pennsylvania to name a favorite who can win the state’s electoral votes. Upon presenting the nominee to the national Democracy, Pennsylvania’s delegation would pledge its electoral vote, prompting a universal shout and union-wide acclamation.
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Seoth
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Treasury to issue rules on mutilated fractional currency redemption
Report notes Treasury Department plans to redeem fractional currency notes to full value when less than half is mutilated, while notes with more than half destroyed receive no redemption. The piece also covers political reactions in Cincinnati to German Republican losses, a pension agency defalcation, voter habits, and Senator Thurman’s $1,000 relief gift after the Chicago fire.
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Stark County Democrats Beat Previous Turnout for Governor
The Democracy of Stark county deserve commendation for their strong organizing effort. They worked like beavers and polled for Governor 1,001 more votes than last year.
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Beavers
Mobilization Critique Routed Through War Office Order
A late general order of the Russian war office demands universal conscription, stripping the empire to 1600 and making every man fit for arms. The piece condemns rulers for preserving a ruling class by slave labor and questions the November Thanksgiving proclamation and Hayes. It warns that continued aggression risks dissolving political institutions.
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Married in Stunelyers Noy ity by Rev Pitcher
An early morning ceremony in Stunelyers Noy ity was conducted by Rev G W Pitcher. George Alley and Mesitas Wyatay of Paxton witnessed the vows and left amid best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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