Democratic Conventions Split Over Greeley Support Notes
A Muscatine Journal summary describes protests and political rhetoric around the Greeley faction in the Democratic Convention. It notes calls to back Greeley in key state conventions, the aim to split Republicans, and the Baltimore convention’s potential to nominate either a Greeley-backed candidate or a straight Democrat. It cites figures like Warne, Grinnell, and Sumner, and references recent Oregon and New Hampshire results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz Henry Warn
B. Grinnell
Prgeunerd
Secon
Greeley
Gnawr
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Oregon
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Greeleyites
Blu
Rumor of Rail Progress and Jester Word Origins
The column quotes Andy Felt and President Greeley in New York, criticizing slow railroad progress toward Milwaukee and debating funding delays. It notes future work delays, thanks supporters, and discusses the origin of the term loafers or jester from canal boat passengers who bought food separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Felt
Greeley
New York
Andy
Ike Grealey
Felt
Judge Cole
Swolth
Wand, G Co
Contractora
Ames
Wwe
Milwaukea
Milwaukee and Guilveston
United States
Erie Canal
waniMoTon
Jane
Fbitadelpita
Pence
Missouri Legislature to re district state eight hour league
Long itemized telegraph digest notes Missouri Legislature to meet on the 20th for redistricting. Workingmen of London form an eight hour league. London won at an international boat race. Ferrara province in Italy homeless due to a large earthquake. England seeks a recess of the Genoa conference. A beach wedding in Spa, and a Chicago aldermen bribery trial begin. The Spanish government urged immediate action on Dr Howard’s case. Japanese embassy arrives in New York for tour. Gas fitters strike planned for eight hour movement. President ready to call extra session. arbitration talks continue with great powers. Grant nomination acceptance letters published.
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Missouri
BE Lonls
Londongss
SSS 2
Phoe Tandatilon Ton” de
Ferrara
Opy
England
Binilays
Spa
Chicago
Anistar
Howard
New
Washington
New England
Boston
Times Special
Congress
Bers
Waslington
London
Earl Granville
Jtoumonta
Prince “Gortchakoff
Russia
Charles of
Roumania
American Capital and Foreign Investment Critique
A historical piece argues there is no scarcity of American capital with vast domestic investments in railroads mining and industry. It notes foreign funds are minor, cites Pennsylvania Railroad, Vanderbilt led rail interests, and warns excessive mercantile over trading losses. It urges investing in bonds to reduce foreign capital presence.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lus
Atlantic and Great Western Company
Morton Peto
Bris— Oth
Maida
Anind
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Union and
Central Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Northern Pacific
New England
Philadelphia
New York
Mnate
Commodity Market Report Sausage of Prices and Goods
A dense OCR market page lists prices for wheat, oats, flour, meats, and canned goods. It includes quotes for futures, spot meats, dairy, produce, and imported items with varied figures and trading notes, reflecting a bustling, unruly 19th or early 20th century commodity market.
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