Hoard and Morgan Lead Wisconsin State Tickets
Milwaukee special profiles Republican Governor candidate W D Hoard a dairyman farmer and editor and Democratic nominee James Morgan a bachelor merchant. Hoard's dairy work and Hoard's Dairyman are noted with wartime service and Wisconsin influence. Morgan, born in Scotland and rise in dry goods in Milwaukee, is described as a bachelor with substantial wealth and little political experience.
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Hoard
Morgan
Milwaukee
W. D. Hoard
Wisonsin
Oak Grove
Dodge County
Lowell
Benedict’s Corners
Elb
Waupun
Fort Atkinson
New York State
Lake Mills
Jefferson County
New York
New York Artillery
Wisconsin
Jefferson County Union
James Morgan
Crieff
Perthshire
Scotland
People’s Journal of
Randall Slowly Convalescing in Pennsylvania
Congressman Samuel J. Randall remains confined to his room in a quiet Pennsylvania town as he recuperates from a serious illness. His strength returns gradually and officials expect he will resume duties in December, maintaining contact with his committee on appropriations from his sick chamber.
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Washington Telegram
Pennsylvania
Samuel J. Randall
Samuel J
Reckless Extravagance and Illinois State Finances
The document challenges Attorney General Hunt for misrepresenting Illinois history. It argues Democrats held House control at times, details Speaker elections, and notes Republican majority after 1837. It cites appropriations, state debt reduction, railroad funding, taxation, and alleged printing-contract corruption involving Hunt and state officials.
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Ilinois
Hunt
Chicago Trevine
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Senate
House
State Cement
FE. M. Haines
Paler
J. B. Massick
Haines
E. L. Conkrite
Chires EF. Fuller
Conkrite
Fuller
Sittig
Kutler
Rpublicans
Weaver
Centleman
Sparta
Stephen A. Douglas
John Dement
A. F. Linder
Jesse K. Dubois
Dan Stone
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Issa
Kentucky
Republican Party
Commissioners of State
Combine
John C. Hughes
H. D. Dement
C. P. Swigert
Board of Commissioners of State
Dement
Swigert
Joan C. Campbell
Eganocratic State Central Com
Abundant Dayton County Washington Exposition of Wheat Land
Special correspondence from Dayton Territory on Sept 15 1893 describes Washingtons Pacific Northwest climate rich soil and abundant wheat production. It highlights Chinook winds the Snake River valley soils volcanic ash and Sicilylike soil similarity and the potential for mills factories and varied manufactories in Dayton Columbia County with a growing population and supportive infrastructure.
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Dayton, Wash. Ter
North America
Japan
Washington Territory
Oregon
Dakota
Europe
Sitka
Alaska
Edinburgh
Scotland
Minnesota
Paris
France
Rome
Italy
Pacific Northwest
Pacific
Winer
Rocky Mountains
Idaho
Twain
Dayton
Mississippi Valley
Agricultural Department
Washington
Sicily
Ohio
Columbia County
Touchet
Tusay
Citzens
Blue Mountains
Prairie
WU. R
Wortland
Wallula
Northern Pacific
Board of Trade
Affrays and affairs in Illinois on local pages headline
A man named M. O. Easton severely attacked his wife during a return trip near Arcola and was jailed to be sent to an insane asylum. Reports claim a cholera case in Montgomery County. Other items include lawsuits in Alton, drownings in Cary, a reunion of the 10th Illinois Cavalry, and multiple criminal cases with varying outcomes. The Illinois Fish Commission appointment, Judge Tree’s career, and state weather and agricultural data are noted along with population counts of state livestock and crops. An insane man identified as Charles William Clinton was taken into custody at Tuscola. The death of Mrs. Charles Johnson near Centralia is reported.
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M. O. Easton
Arcola
Easton
10Th Illinois Cavalry
Springfield
Merritt H. Dement
Chattanooga
Col. D. Dickersham
John W. Springer
M. H. Patten
Treunion
E. L. White
Danville
George W. Milliken
Shawneetown
Jones
Hester Annie Deweese
Milliken
Hardin County
Gallatin County
Deweese
Saline River
State Board of Equalization
St. Louis
Rock Island and Chicago Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Rock Island
Chicago
Lambert Trex
Russia
Washington, D. C
Columbia College
James Carlyle
Washington
University of Virginia
Clarkson & Tree
Circuit Court
McAllister
Supreme Court
Chicago Democrats
Congress
George E. Adams
United States
Judge Tree
Colonel Morrison
Logan
Belgium
Cleveland
State Department of Agriculture
Tuscola
Charles William Clinton
San Francisco
Philip Hanovan
Fifty-sixth Street
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Montgomery County
Fritz Theen
Hillsboro
David A. Medbuwry
Quincy
M. H. Boals
Alton
Boals
Walter Grantham
Huron Street
Maria
Sarah
Cary
McHenry County
Fox River
Sidney Rogers
Grantham
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Frank W. Dustan
Daisy Greenback
Madison, Wis
Cook County Commissioners
John Server
Elizabethtown
Joe Ferrell
Miss Martin
James Martin
Moultrie County
Oglesby
N. K. Fairbank
Illinois Fish Commission
Charles Johnson
Centralia
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