Republican Convention Nominates Hewitt and Laughile
At the Third Judicial District convention in Ureston yesterday, J. W. Hewitt of Red Oak was named Circuit Judge and W. T. Laughile of Mt. Ayr was chosen District Attorney. The report criticizes clerkship rewards as de moralizing and dishonest, while a Nashville dispatch notes Samuel J. Little’s return in New York in a mentally hallucinatory state. The Adair County Register shifts pro-Greeley, with Palmer allies resigning to join Greeley’s side, and local papers showing marked Greeley tendencies amid party demoralization. Birds of a feather, indeed.
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Third Judicial District
Ureston
J. W. Hewitt
Red Oak
Hon
W. FT. Laughile
Mt. Ayr
Ringgold County
Nashville
Samuel J. Little
New York
Greeleyad
Baltimore
Aerusticas
Adair County
Greeleyites
Palmer
State Register
John Nagley
Eeq
Democratic County Auditor
Register
Badwards
Lucas County
Hopiblican Committee
Fugler
Greeley
Indianola Journal
Warren County
Grant
Chicago Tribune
Greeley Haven
JUDGE LAICH'S NOTE OF LIGHT INDIANA SCANDAL VOICES FRAUD ALLEGATIONS
A Iowa periodical details claims that Rev Clarkson received public pay as Temporary Clerk of the House while also serving as Des Moines postmaster. The letter argues Clarkson drew 700 dollars without work, implicates Palmer and Hatch, questions succession, and urges congressional inquiry. It cites Clarkson pay rolls and calls for equal accountability.
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Baron Beronzhay
J. I. Uateh
Indisnola
Clarkson
House of Representatives
Washington
D. C
Des Moines
Town
Btn
Hatch
Iewidl
Jeter
Una
Ring
F.W. Palmer
Statter
Wale
Tutch
Register
Palmer
Butch
Congress
Susston
Lintch
Tuteh
Palmers Ring
Tie
Tia
Acken
P. Msy
Ruiter
Pahier
Wansor Sthelt
Local quarrel over postmaster appointment in Avon Iowa
From Dallas County Iowa July 25 1872 a letter accuses Garete of slurring Mr Kunson and defends John G Howe a petition with about 800 signatures. notes editor linked to Palmer and criticizes town politics and Town Tummeny Stong corruption. anticipates anti Palmer delegates to Congress.
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Avon
Iowa
Republcan
Garete
Kunson
Atwood
Petiting
John G. Howe
Palmer
Huttaig
Illinois
Kasvon
Tummeny “Stong
Dallas
Politival Notes on Greeley Support and Campaign Movements
Long Wesley Dunham ex mayor of Anderson Indiana joins the Republican Club. Hollis Greeley is described as a top side farmer but the article favors Glens. General Edward Ball of Muskington County Ohio backs Grant. the piece critiques Democratic leaders and their stance against Greeley. Exchange votes show Grant 94 to Greeley 33. New York politicians discuss financing the Greeley effort. Allentown reports Democrats leaning away from the Libel ticket amid wary sentiment toward Greeley.
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Wab-Ley
Menricks
Indianapolis
Chicago
Home Grevley
Chcago
Grant
Greeley
Usmil
Board of Exchange
Cinematic Gazette
New York
Dumacrita
Liber Republicans
North Carolina
Baltimore
Allentown
McClure
Erie Fire at Jersey City Shelves Erie Shops
Fire destroys Erie Railroad shops in Jersey City with early estimates of two million dollars loss, later ranging between five hundred thousand and seven hundred thousand. Insurance coverage totals about one point two million on locomotive property, affecting English and other insured parties. Directors face gloom as rolling stock losses threaten major suppliers and contracts. A New York Times article accuses a spy of reporting private conversations at Mr Greeley’s Chappaqua home, prompting calls for restraint. A German press catalog shows divided sentiment toward Greeley and Grant amid the affair.
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New York
Erie Railroad
Jersey City
Wall Street
Erie
Ling Insurance
Erie Directons
United States Rolling Stock Company
Atlantic and Great Western Company
Tribune
New York Times
Mr. Greeley
Chappaqua
Gvests
Greeley Thernfire
Inis
New Jerey
Pennsylvania
South
Carolan
Georgia
Alibunn
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Aigsan
Towa
Lissouri
Katsas
Sebragla
Tornia
Maine
Vermont
Masanel
Rhode Island
Connecticut
North Carolina
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minois
Missouri
Kungas
Tawi
Osle
Alnbyni
Louisana
Texas
California
New Hambshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Iland
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
Florida
Arkansis
West Vi Ju
Michigan
Indiana
Thinors
Kansas
Nebrisps
Oregon
Tennessea
Nightly Dispatches From Lane Summary Cards
Stakes counsel will apply for bail on Monday. The largest estimates place the Iass on the Erie shops at eight hundred thousand dollars, insured in thirty companies. Dr Livingstone wrote to James Gordon Bennett from Cliff in November 1871 recounting wanderings and gratitude for Stanley to find Ginn. Rear Admiral Lianantins retired and Commodore Pennock promoted. Postmaster General orders daily Kansas Central mail Leavenworth to Gmashopper. Mrs McKinney of Patoluma California bailed at $20000 for the slaying of Willan Cummings. Mayor Yuri of Yeddo arrives in San Francisco for a tour of the Union and greets Mayor Medill in Chicago.
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Erie
New York Iferad
Yeaterday
Livingstone
Cliff
Jawes
Gordon Bennett
Stanley
Ginn
Pls
London
Joseph Lianantins
Alexander N. Pennock
Fins
Kansas Central
Leavenworth
Gollsmith
Lucy
Cincinnati
Union
Medill
Chica
Humorous Bits and Local Gossip in a Wisconsin Divorce Note
A collage of quips from various papers mocking divorce cases in Wisconsin and elsewhere. It notes watchful kitchen workers as witnesses, Austria vs Indiana divorce rates, funeral etiquette jokes, muskrat prices, a burned schoolhouse moment, a Massachusetts clergyman's notes, Adams political quips, a Levy extortion case, California sentiment for Grant, and Judge Clarke’s resignation from Tammany General Conference.
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Wisconsin
Indiana
Austria
Indiina
Connecticut
Chicago Market Report and Aggasiz Expedition Notes
Wheat and corn prices move in a dull market with mixed bids and firm futures while reports from Aggassiz's expedition claim results are less favorable due to ship provisioning. Local incidents include a fatal well accident at Princeton and a legal clash over underground railroad property. Short items cover New York market quotes, grain conditions across states, and various economic notes from July.
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Chicago
Cureaoo
Bufalo
Kingston
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Michigan
Missouri
Kynyns
Ohio
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pettysylvania
Delware
Yan
North
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
West Virgina
Kentucky
Tacmoa
Vermont
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Tsawa
Kansas
Illinois
United States
Chile Valley
Thinvis
Toyo
Des Moines Wholesale Market Rematas
A fragmented report from Des Moines markets notes little change in grain and produce prices. It lists recent bids and current quotes for wheat, corn, oats, rye, flour, meal, produce, and meats with several specifics on tonnage and deliveries, reflecting a routine market day.
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Salto Hoven
New York
Wester Reserve
Perth
Market Goods and Prices Displayed in Local Catalog
A long OCR fragment lists numerous items and price cues across departments such as GROCERIES SUNDRIES HARDWARE LUMBER and WOOL AND HIDES. It references vegetables fruits meats and household items with varied numbers and unit descriptors, suggesting a bustling market catalog or advertisement page.
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Sweden
Duis
Gang
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Ne Ford
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Wil
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Novilis
Dallas County
Politival Notes
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Anderson
Telong Demoert
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Opie
Mr. Greeley Tises
Cheppagqua
Ohiter Topla
New York Journal
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Cincinnati Viektuué
Lane Night
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John Quincy Adams
Enoush
Wai
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Twestern
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Thomas W. Clarke
Tammany General Conference
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Aggasiz
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Fort Wayne
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Shaye
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Louie Scott
Noty Work Stock Market
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Ier
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Sat
J. C. Manny
IRON
EAGLE
aboMce
Iowa Central Coat Company
Mulberry
Smewhand l
Nourse
Kaupeman & Rolmes
Chancery
Dhs
Ian Chrentt Eitri
Stg Palkemunigs
Surere
Seward Smith
Qmenon Court
Avenuy
Averedhead & Welleln
Get's Bank
Pstattey
W. S. Halhert
JS. Cla
Nupary Lure
Miso
Harbert & Clark
Attorneys
J. GC. Macyt
New Clothing House
Hatch & Vernon
Walnut Street
Savery Mouse
Ank Winte
Ae Meprackes
White & Mecracken
Des Moines, Tow
Lederer
Fancy
Fancy Bazar
Lal
Clicaya
Lmann
York
L. H. Bush
Empire
Gruen
Wilden & Co
Luca
PISO
COLDY
Des Moines, FO WA
Deli
Pare County
Abstract Office
Robert S. Innes & CO
Corher Putih
Wil Walnut
Claus Black
Des Molyes
Lomw
Merritt, Keeney & Co
Mancuagtoriens
Dales TX
Jmitalia
Alnod Sured
OS Moines
Owa
Wey
Locust NT
Meissen & Bolton's
Last DE Moines
H. B. Osborne
Pulnerly
Pontoakov Metta, Krenky & CO
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