Delegates to State Convention and Greeley ties
Bloyd county delegates to the State Convention pledge support for Hon. H. O. Pratt and cast votes for Grant and Wilson. Reports cover Greeley opposition in various regions, editorials, and political shifts, noting Utah and Oregon sentiment and local reform concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.g. Patterson
Chi
BF. Wright
W. DP. Gaylord
O. Pratt
Eli Brownell
A R. Spriggs
Bloyd County
H. O. Pratt
Grant
Wilson
Congressional District delegate split and reform call
Counties report delegate allocations to a congressional question with Clarke Wayne Lucas and Decatur supporting different candidates including Palmer Maxwell Kusson and anti Palmer. The paper urges primary meetings to express reformist sentiment and hints at Mr Palner's defeat. Also notes a Livingstone Bennett letter and Democratic- versus Republican-directed votes in Adams County and a Wednesday meeting of county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
F. W. Palmer
Wayne County
Judge Maxwell
Lucas County
Decatur County
J. A. Kusson
Givig
Friends of Honesty
Elgit
Pahner
Decatur County Political Turmoil Marked by Ring Allegations
In Decatur County the July primary shows near unanimous opposition to Palmer and “the ring.” Palmier and allies concede the county to Kusson as farmers surge to unseat them. Delegates are chosen to the county convention amid accusations of fraud and corrupt pension schemes tied to George C. Trenenon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arron
Iowa
F. W. Palmer
Milt. Carter
Madison County
Sears
Decatur County
Welk
Carter
George
Lios
Palmer
Pahmiee
Kusson
Decatur Ciry
Palmier
Sven
Youre
Geonor C. Trenenon
Peank
Qtull
Palmar
Arissamo
George C
Tiehenor
Decatur County Leaiter
Ku-Rlunism in Missourt exposes partisan band violence
A Missouri dispatch reports federal official Deputy Bierstadt recounting nighttime attacks by masked men on Republicans and Grant supporters in Southeast Missouri. Farmers Charles White Hoffsteter, Cnesing, Gelser, and others are said to have been whipped or harassed. The note urges state leaders to act and promises investigation into these outrages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Laity
Memnortiss
United States
Morabat Biersen
Missouri
Awimps
Bierstadt
Grant
Charles White
Bloomfield
Hoffsteter
Spring Han
Cnesing
Gelser
Spring Hi
Wwe
Abodt
Takkon
B. Gratz Brown
SECOND EDITION SUMALARY OF SALUUDAX NIGRT DISPATCHES
Disjointed recited items include Commissioner Carr stabbed by Assistant Hoche in Brooklyn dying per physicians. Hoche freed on ground of jurisdiction. Seventy-one entries listed for August in Titusville. Drowning of Thoma Mattingly in river near P o p eka. Christine Nilsson wedding at Westminster Abbey to M. Rowand with aristocratic spectators. Friday mob of four hundred freed Johus Sharpe, murderer of John Erskine, from jail and hanged him. Upcoming ten thousand dollar boxing match August 15 between Annie Watson and Bella Matterson in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Hoche
Brooklynzs
Urfente Ligre
Wasigelar
Baother
Iutulo
Ars
Thoma Mattingly
Anmie Watson
Titusville
Bella Matterson
Gil City
Cleveland
Declared Death of President Juarez Reported by Telegraph
A telegraphic despatch from Matamoros dated the 25th reports the death of President Benito Juarez on the 18th from heart disease. Lerdo de Tejada is said to have been inaugurated as President of the Republic. A telegraphic link between this city and Manteca is interrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matamur
Mesico
Sigsain Ailicnil
Tampica
Mojiu
Reneto Jaurez
Lerdo de Juda
Repubelic
Mantecey
Fragmented 19th Century Text Mentions Rail and River Projects
A garbled excerpt references a 1875 special committee approving Professor Morse's proposal related to selling its lines to the Government. It notes a 336,003,000 expenditure for surveys on the Mississippi river, 7,000,000 acres of cotton lands and 25,000,000 acres of Star lands to be reclaimed, with products valued around 250,000,000 in cash. Also reports the death of Edward Puller Foster, editor of the daily Werra, age 38, formerly in drama and journalism, leaving a wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bente
Vonsa
Morse
Missisippi
Lipsives
Edward Puller Foster
Wverra
Heart Ui
Tie
Dik
Ie Iuuves
Coal import deal signed for Chinese coke plants on Munngahala banks
In Pittspuradir AL on July 29 a contract was signed between major coal dealers and a Me Chinese government agent to import two hundred Chinsuinen to staff coke manufactories along the Munngahala river banks near Jenne City. James W. McCarty of Jersey City fire department was buried from St Matthews Church after a fatal shop fire. More than 20,000 people attended a service led by Rev Abereouhic. A subscription drive was planned to aid the destitute wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittspuradir
Chinsuinen
Munngahala River
Jenne City
James W. McCarty
Jersey City
Hia
St Matthews Church
Aber Eouhic
Bunetttof
Beaver Dart wool mill and other historical notes from Beaver Wis
A collage of figures and remarks lists Beaver Dart woolen mill output at 50,000 pounds weekly, shifting Massachusetts trade losses, cattle pest controls at British ports, a Mississippi ice drive through the Thousand Islands, an Erie canal road steamer trial, tax changes including lower ban taxes, New Hampshire usury law details, Massachusetts rye harvest anecdotes, and Philadelphia export statistics contrasting foreign and American vessel shares from the current year and last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Massachusetts
British
Odlesga
England
Thousand Islands
Erie
Canal
Lecses
New Hampshire
New Sharpshire
Tewna
Ufe
Phlakdelphia
Pou
Bate Cine
SERGI
Agierici
Japanese Banbissy to sail from New York city soon
Reports say a Japanese delegation will arrive in New York tomorrow and use rooms at the St Nicholas hotel before sailing for Europe in a week. The National Convention of Amateur oarsmen is scheduled for August 8 in the city to discuss a national division of amateur rowing and establish a national regatta. Fire heavily damaged Livingstone's sugar house on Leyard street, with the blaze threatening surrounding blocks and the fire department on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Voorlees
Washington
Greeley
Grant
Voorthes
Congress
Salem Register
Ganb
Wilson
Grint
Warrah
New York
Beening Post
Daltimore
Netw York Journal
New York City
York
St Nicholas
Boston
Yexide
Europe
Womorrow
Livingstone
Leyard Street
West Broadway
Auitson
War Allen
Watkins, Mo
Louisville
Democratic Party
Partiva At
Ie Heal
Tha
Pycor
Charles O'Connor
Sumo Pol Wester Agi Fort
Nha Vames
Thunnan
Ohio
Dnd Clos
A. Eldridge
Wien
Washington’s Telegraph and Post Office Merger Likely
In Washington July 29 friends of the DOFTAL TELEGRAPH Proposition urge Congress to unite the telegraph and post offices under one management. The plan gains support as next administration nears, with Liberal candidate B. Oata Doway backing the move as a fiscal reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Friends of the Doftal
Europe
B.oata Dlloway
da Revegy
Iowa Inventors and the Patent Office in Des Moines
Iowa inventors face low weekly patent averages due to early state limitations and farm obligations. The Town Patent Office at Des Moines is cited as a key stimulus, with Me. Grwig promoting industrial growth and publication, while agents are sought nationwide to spread information and encourage invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iowa
Hey
Mississippi
Ta Naukanon
Union
Omlee
Des Moines
Orwig
New York City
Iowa Pate Omeo
Grwig
WTTI
Soustaian Moron
Dad
Orie Kabora
LightWark
Good Pradt
Towaa
Re Moines
Towa
Commercial Markets by Telegraph Overview of Chicarou Market
Market wire reports mixed conditions in late July trading. Prices for wheat and corn hold steady with quiet activity, while text notes subdued demand for high grade goods and rising European competition. Consumers face economy pressures as importers adjust to higher production costs and shifting supplies.
Des Moines Wholesale Market Report Oddities and Prices
Des Moines wholesale market details enumerate varied prices for grain, flour, fruits and vegetables, and provisions. The notes cover wheat per husk, flour, corn, and oats with fluctuating figures while listing several meat, dairy, and seafood items along with indicative butcher and market terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eteerr
Cork Lun Per Ldia
Teresa Gee
Eyen
Dean
Dhen White
New York
Perth
de Fanily
Maule Coil
Halibat
Higgs
Herring
Dugg
Unclear vintage grocery list with scattered items
Fragmented OCR text lists groceries and supplies with many garbled terms. It mentions produce, hardware, dry goods, wool, and hides among scattered terms like bananas, bricks, paints, and saddlery, lacking coherent events or narrative.
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Goup
Mia. Greevey
Satunday
Mr. Greeley
Big
Czan AaxxsNoEn
Gorlschakoff
Catacazy
Journal du St. Pitersberg
Bish
Russia
Polk County
State Reform School
Allentown
Assurts
Black Hawk County
Mtersanes
Dubuque County
F. Minds
Dr. Guilbert
E. A. Clingenburg
P. Adama
Plumbe
A. Rhamberg
Peter Keine, Jr
John Q. Smith
Lucius P. Marsh
Isaac R. Sherwood
Toledo
Portland Oregon
Oregon
Greehay
Portland
Utah
Salt Lake
George Q. Connon
Connon
Brigham
Polk City
Janes Gordon Bennett
Adams
Adams County
Judge McDilles
Judge McHill
Lim
Clement
Congres Trict
Iin
Becatur County
Missourt
Sumalary
Saluudax Nigrt
Dew Moines Rally
Inuroz
Eeropes
Niagara Petts
Pittsburgh
New Jersey
Niadana Pans
Barney
Friend
Wlail] Font
Cippens
Roche
Roy Shuehnull
Lowi
Telegraph
Chicarou
Bertracan
Cincane
Taly
Sturatdy
Ceuta
Vlussing
Ceee Attiques
New Yorks
Mlockenriot
St Joseph Roots Island
B. Express
B.S
Iiedia
Darin
Soni Houses
Rervillens
IBM
Lanbuary
Sulemien
Wu Qiok
Iitlers
Ile Prisao
Wnane
Hetty Panweron
Ahly
Turk
Cuba
Sup
Ehalen
Trierkituril
Wivak Lng
Cannes
Eo Peat Girkiel Prishto
Strone
Groaned Popper
Hoth Chay
Gewutind
Tate
Phaente Wark
Mueanege Te
Raekinns
Amin
Ifca
Bowier FG
Grocens’ Sondries
Bmy Lemmon Pee Lee Lion
Vontlind Fae Os
Wsueis
Sy Whit Tee
Straw
Tarse
Ames Tah
Unui
Kris Dod
Butera Large Ord
Lkam
Matemts
Peracad
Teataba
Bay Epleita Caapentine
Julisn
Toad
Abe Weary Cuttenadien
Double Winks
Pitks Ee
Clover
Tinathy Ee
Widen
Red Toy
Munno Dar Gaz
Rales
Epetias
de Gane
Ghivett Wans
el Wisi Fatuck
Blather
Hemlock
Mailalo Estater
Vely Hiwnos Ayres
Shi
Upper Yelty
Gabe
Desandey
Priros Pak Bedays
Tren
Avztras
J. TL
Manny Combined Mower & Reaper
Extias Bok Iron Mower
Eagle Mower
Ant
Iowa Central Canl Company
Mugberly Street
Sevehaie
Patents Free
Aduresy
Thomas G
den Muti
Aiaitat
Thera
Abe Cireait
Notic
Esata St. Sou
Suurak
Matai
CO Noes
Eaeipns
HOOLN
Nourse
Rauffhan & Holmes
Chancery
DLS
MOINS
Chayetree Ane
Ly Poticain
Tnt
Uli Courts
LAL Coutley Sadan
Seward Smith
OM On Centers Bok
Uvir Hebbegd Ah Hist Sant Eit Diet
ARENT
LSTE
Macy
Ofice
Cinyos Blacley
Jowsa
New Clothing House
Hatch & Vernon
Walnut Street
Opposlie Saviery
Jiou Sly
Lederer, Strauss & CO
Neigelmann & CO
Fancy Bazar
Athwand
St. Win
Rgigeemann
Walt Ham
Por
Tou Sabe
Das Moises Rayon
Cites
Mont Caiatinen
CIA Sy. Ae
Gov
Ata Baraln
Deine Ar Lie Qhlew
The
Reeves Pains Company
Ttf
Firase Watson
Bles Moines
Fowit
L. H. Bush
Empire Water
Wildends Co
Piso
Colen
Low A
Bae
Uns Beryl
Lesen Than
Mat Bilesa
Anil Bufeni
FWU
Merrett, Kusney & Co
Manmeac
NGS Walnut Steet
den Molne
Toika
Locust
Bolton
Osborne
BULLE
Manatervese & Dealer
Owa
Dylentales
Balu
Pots County
Abstract Office
Robert S. Innes & CO
Corner Bush
Wahi
Chipip's Creek
Il Ballel
Aria Alive Lane Mtrly
Valkyuntyy
Beway Lea Vvn Unlied
Facus Ten
Ubdawly
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