Goxn to day 1 1324 and the Congressional Conventions
A notice about the Congressional Convention in the third district to meet at McGregor on Wednesday August 7 and the appointed delegates from Ruragowo county instructed to vote for a Judge. The piece discusses Palmer's Indianola Journal and internal party critiques, plus forecasts of the Baltimore and Cincinnati conventions and the Liberal and Democratic state conventions.
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Thir
McGregor
Tas Rervurrean
Ruragowo County
Des
Palmer
Indianola
McDil
Marengo
Smorrow
Lign County
Major Kompana
Johnson
Williaus
Benton
Conklin
Tamin
Poweshick
Town
Wilson
Marshall
Taylor
Shoald Wilson
Cincinnati
Democratic Party
Tideback
Buetis
Davenport
Theuy
Hennan
C. Womatrest
Jonnett Hemuatreet
District Court of the
State of Lows
Palk County
Jennett Hemstitret
Merman
Dietrick Court
State of Iowa
Volk County
Wiftel Deere
A.D. Arty
Huraakd
Raupfman
Mladotid
Greeley and Woman Suffrage Interview
A Chicago Tribune reporter recalls an attempt by Mrs. Duniway and Mrs. Jones to interview Mr. Greeley on woman suffrage. Greeley dismisses suffrage, says women should stay at home, and doubts Oregon will accept it soon. The exchange notes his daughters’ views and his reluctance to record a position.
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Chicago
Tinea
Fernando Jones
Mr. Greeley
Jones
Wera
Wwe
Greeley
Duniway
Oregon
Line
Avery
Duniway Cone
Mex
Lam
Irs
New York
J.G
Humph
New York Tribune
Witteh
General Items From The Era Highlighting Global and Local Trends
General items note Ohio awaiting apple stacks. Lima revolt suppressed. Austria moving toward a republic. Gray haic at 35 dollars an ounce in quotas. Mexico building cotton factories. Mourning goods favored by British makers. Detroit ferry serves all citizens free. Brazil exported record diamonds last year. Oxford Uni marks thousandth year. Diamonds rise in Arizona to eight cents a peek. Southern railroad activity dull. U.S. imports 9400 monkeys and parrots annually. Goteborg to host Woman’s Medical College. Wabash elevators store 800000 bushels of grain. Casshoppers Ave inches long dominate Wisconsin’s scene.
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Ohio
Lima
Austria
Mexico
Detroit
Brazil
Oxford University
Arizonta
Gottenburg
Sweden
Atuwp
Wisconsin
The Congressional Contest in the Republican Field
The piece outlines three candidates P. W. Palmer I. W. Maxwell and John A. Basson for the party nomination. It details persistent district quarrels centered in Polk county with Palmer opposing Kasson and delaying retirement to secure a third term. It urges fair campaign conduct and party unity while noting German voters in St Louis forming a Republican club as they organize for the presidential canvass.
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P. W. Palmer
I. W. Maxwell
John A. Basson
Polk County
Palmer
Kasson
Tre Rerencinan
Kassou
First Edition Summary of Last Night Dispatches
Daugherty drowned at Fort Madison Sunday evening. New York strikers resume work. Josie Mansfeld testified in the Stokes trial about a threat by Fiska to shout Stokes and notify him. Berlin dispatch notes three Catholic Powers pledged to cabinet concessions for cardinals and governments. I P Watson, once War Secretary aide, notified of grant nominee. Grant to attend Strauss ball in New York. Mob grabs three prisoners in Celina Ohio, seeks vengeance at Kimble home. Gen. L. Skinner paralyzed. Mrs Henry Y. Southworth poisons her three children and kills herself. Bryant refuses Presidential nomination.
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Daugherty
Fort
Madison Suniday
New York
Josie Mansfeld
Stokes
Fiska
Berlin
Bismark
I. P. Watson
BreRe R
Grant
Celina
Ohio
Tnok
Jacob Kimble
Absalon Kimble
Alexander McCloud
Biss Belle Secor
Noar
Jam BL. Skinner
Tate
Henry Y. Southworth
Rockport Township
W. Cullen Bryant
Judge Loughridge Nominated at Don Moluca Dull Republican Meeting
Expressed for the Don Moluca Dull Republican candidate JUDGE LOUGHRIDGE nominated by Inty Longbridge on a unanimous first ballot. Convention reported as harmonious with Barer noted.
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Oskatoosa
Inty Longbridge
Barer
Greeley Nomination Debate Across Papers from July 9
The Tribune and Times debate the Democratic and Republican paths to nominating Horace Greeley. Editors call the convention likely to back Greeley, while lawmakers criticize the move as insufficient and likely to fuel party division. Libby Garrabrant’s sentence is commuted to life imprisonment.
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Trenton
N.d
Libby Garrabrant
Ransomborough
Baltimore Democratic Convention Opens With Varying Delegations
Crowds fill the streets around the Opera House in Baltimore as delegates arrive for the July 9 Democratic Convention. August Belmont presides as temporary chairman, with Reverdy Johnson and others in prominent seats. The call of states and adoption of rules begin amid cheers for Horace Greeley, as Belmont outlines aims against military rule and party reform.
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Baltimone
Opera
Chicago Market Report with grain prices and futures
The page lists mixed commodity bids and prices including Wheat cash and futures, Corn, Pork, Lard, and various produce and provisions. It notes steady or quiet movements, with sporadic bids in grains and livestock, and references New York Central and several rail lines among market mentions. The scattered figures cover commodities, currencies, and miscellaneous goods typical of a late 19th or early 20th century market page.
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Mona
Chicago
Baltimore Convention Progress and Planned Leadership Changes
The Baltimore convention nears its close with Cincinnati’s nomination expected to win formal approval and the platform using Grace Greeley’s letter. Temporary chair Thomas Jefferson Randolph is noted, Gen. John A. McClernand may become permanent chair, and Schell appears favored for the Executive post amid New York’s pending action. Lincoln’s widow presents portraits. a Baker portrait is also mentioned. A coal discovery is reported in Logan county on Sugar creek, with local prospectors seeking capital to develop a twelve by four foot vein.
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Baltimore
Cincinnati
Grace Greeley
Thomas Jefferson
Randolph
Virginia
John A. McClernand
Usinois
August Behitont
Chitwan
Augustus Schall
New York
Schell
Beck
Logan County
Sugar Creek
Nonin
Deacon Smith Proposes dropping Grant in New York
New York July 9 The Post reports Deacon Richard Smiths plan to drop Grant and back a Republican who can back Greeley The Post criticizes the idea as pandering to poplarity with the GOP The piece notes a Smith party emerging in one community and mentions an upcoming Fleetwood Park race between Henry Goldsmith Moth American Girl and Lucy Also covers Exodus from New York to Baltimore and a store trial focusing on Fisk death evidence The Orangemen warning of potential emergencies notes and describes an election for directors at the Gran Opera House with Treary Nichols Geo Magee and James A Mathhews named inspectors and Ph Watson tipped for President
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Smth
New Yoak
Post
Richard Smith
Grant
Greeley
J’ost
Republican Party
Deacon Smith
Smith
Fleetwood Park
Hanry
Goldsmith Moth
American Girl
Lucy
New York
Daltmiore
Amangdloga
Col. Grosvenor
Bissouri
Namce White
Chicago Tribones
Youry Watterson
Ure
Louisville Courier
Journal
Kentucky
Fisk
Stokes
Orangemen
Matlace
Geo. Shaler
Albernian
Gran Opera House
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Hils
Boston
Greelay Iy
Hanr
Horace Greeley
61. Louis
Feun
Greeley Ignoa
Schurz
Veinocrat
Telegraphic
Loughridge
the Tribune
Brown
The
Times
Democras Hnva
Whale Country Court
Herald
Gresley
August Belmont
Thor
Je H Randolph
Arkansas
West Virginia
Georgia
Tennessee
Michigan
Reverly Johnson
Ilan
Reverdy Johnson
Gen. Kilpatrick
Congressuun Bock
L. M. Sweet
Col. Grogvenor
Missouri
Gov. Carpenter
South Carolina
August
Belount
Jefferson Randolph
Jianeis
Sidies
Santa
Belmont
Belnant
John Fox
Horace Gealey
Schairman
National Democratic
Thomas J. Randolph
Ub Call of States
Gav. Hollian
Telegraph
Tu Repopwcan Cincano
Harley
Canada
Raw York Markets
New York Stock Market
New Yoas
Courons
U.S
New York Central
Harlem
Wabsh
Mississipi
Lake Shore
Pittsburgh
St. Joseph
Rock Island
Northwestern
St Path
Pacific
Western Union
Northern Pacific
Am. U
Des Moines
Markey
Do Now
CME
Hallboe
Ayaat Jugal
Ines
Cuba
Hyron
Rap
Meffelde
Erualge Perth
Dlvekmante
Foldia Boy
Ateleo Cleetti
Nerep Vnurte
Arigna
Wittoogy
Vicrela
Toined Lim
Wownfall
Lie
Ran
Stilan
Tommaroce
Stanek
Ammunitian
Pawdor F. G
Snr
Perth
Medline
Cape
Illinois
Syrincfield, Inn
Lincoln
Las
Winnts
Theough
John J. Stuart
B.D. Baker
Winnis
Col. Baker
All's Blak
Incsaures
Ctuyens
Briges
Alberts
Miwa Ais
Texas
Micharleon
Dirhgbeater
Lotedala Mesched
Tuoshius
Lancaster
Indas
Fest Am Ecconil
Thetek Boardy
Cuma Boants
Jolin Scnutlttrs
Einiat Thaber
Jofete
Srantlini
Pleketa
Adufees
Des Mares Merenticon Ae
Xj Mediam Sui Adlanio Jobler
Te Peiting Company
Reventican Pristiin CoxPary
Nourse, Kauffman & Holmes
Chancery
Down
Penetiese
Cirentt
Polk
Seward Smith
Tiaww. Ailles
Ayer Redhead & Wellela- Bere
Dent Dere
Costailles
Sty Cw. Co
Macy
Ody W
Ilaidert, J. S. Clark
Notahy Yublie
USA
Commission OF Harbert & Clark
AtTronnrys
Iowa
Coney Avenue
Baker
den Moines
United States
Yell Landeon Commission
Frontosii
Vuuttisuinu Co
Fowag
New Clothing House
Hatch & Vernon
Gent
Cfose
Walnut Street
Savery House
Goats, & Clark
Drews
Iran
Wooner Delalues
eSuckera
Cattonadeneres
Jehnd
Vl. Juke
Lederer
4Th
Sth
St. Louis
Orbera
Belgelma
Walt Huh Onslaners
MMI
Meckracken White & Mecracken
Whaluraty Dealers
WoTtroms
Yauteant
Stationery, &E
Mills & CO
Law Books
Chromes
Music Store
Atoche
Agenta
Decker Bro
Berdett
Mason Hamlin
Myzi
Vay
Police County
Abstract Office
Robert S. Innes & CO
Carer
Des Moines, Iowa
Lows
Merritt, Keeney & Co
Ted It
New Furniture
Locust ST
McKissen &Belton’s Bulletin
East Des Moines
H. B. Osborne
Pabtyen of Armn
Keeney
Calkpets
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