26 Jul 1876
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Newspaper
Edwardsville Intelligencer
Location
Edwardsville, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1876
Page
1
An old newspaper masthead style text outlines publication schedule and advertising charges. It references weekly issues, rates for various column widths, and policies for ads, notices, and legal items, with emphasis on pricing, placement, and advance payment rules.
The fragment lists Samuel J. Tilden alongside Penre Ovo and Fie Vie Meestmest in an orphaned OCR line. Names appear as likely individuals or entities, with no clear event or context provided.
A sweeping report accuses Robeson and other Grant administration figures of vast misdeeds. It details funds diverted from public to private use, including naval funds funneled through Jay Cooke & Co. and London banks. The piece criticizes Grant allies, questions Hayes reforms, and notes financial improprieties in Indian affairs led by Rev. E. P. Smith.
The column notes a century of hot days recorded by A Wheelock of Hartford, detailing peak shade temperatures across years and dates with several extreme heat instances. It also mentions Manory A. Storrs seeking pardons and political efforts tied to Hayes and Wheeler, plus local ads for organs.
Public sale by the Madison County Court in 1876 to satisfy a promissory note and deed of trust secured by multiple parcels in Madison county Illinois. The trustee Peterene Wood and broker J. Dale announce the sale number and terms to the highest bidder, with all usual expenses and rights of redemption. The event occurs July 27, 1876, at 11 o'clock in the courthouse door in Edwardville.
Madison County Court in Allerstorn issues notice of probate for the estate of Charles A Roedeen. The administrator requests the court to approve the final account and declare the estate settled. The concerned parties are notified of the proceeding and date.
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