Oppenheim Nominated for Joint Representative by Democrats
The Democratic convention in this city last Saturday nominated Hon. W. S. Oppenheim for joint representative of Alien and Huntington counties. Oppenheim, a former legislator, is praised as a ready speaker with good judgment. The piece notes the 1869 Louisiana State Lottery charter, expiring 1893, now valued at about 1200 per share with $12 million in assets. It mentions the Democratic state central committee meeting in Indianapolis to organize for the campaign and outlines plans for primary procedures and Australian ballots.
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W.S. Oppenheim
Alien
Huntington
Oppenheim
Louisiaa
Democratic State Central Committee
Indianapolis
Hugh Dougherty
Bluffton
Indianapolis Sentinel
Toraz Eviron
Huex Dovs Henry
Dougherty
Memorial Day Tribute to Soldier Dead and Lasting Honor
The article recalls Memorial Day after the Civil War era, honoring fallen soldiers and the living who lay flowers at graves. It notes a century and a quarter since the battles and predicts the tradition will endure through future generations, driven by patriotism and reverence for defenders.
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America
Nationwide Civil War graves by cemetery totals
The article lists nation’s national cemeteries and Confederate losses, detailing known and unknown graves at Cypress Hill Finns Point Gettysburg Mound City Woodlawn and many southern cemeteries including Arlington Chalmetts Chattanooga Fredericksburg Jefferson Barracks Little Rock City Point Marietta Memphis Nashville Poplar Grove Richmond Richmond area and others. It notes about 275000 Union dead buried in the south and 145000 unknown graves with overall Confederate losses estimated around 220000 out of about one million southern servicemen.
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Cypress Hill
Finn’s Point
N. J
Gettysburg
Mound City
Woodlawn
Elmira
N. Y
Arlington
Chalmetts
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fredericksburg
Jeffrson Barracks
Little Hook
Ark
City Point
Marietta
Memphis
Nashville
Poplar Grove
Hieghmond
Suilabury
N. C
Stone Rivir
Teun
Vicksburg
Miss
Antietam
Wichester
Union
Cleth
Andersonville
Grand Army
Civil War Enlistment Totals and Battle Losses Reported
Official returns record 2,653,000 soldiers enlisted in the war with 180,000 colored volunteers. About 2,000 engagements occurred, with heavy losses in some battles. Totals show 803,843 deaths from all causes, plus deserters and prisoners of war. State quotas listed. Wisconsin German Catholic societies call for repeal of the Bennett law in Milwaukee.
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Lincoln
Shi- Ioh
Antietam
Stone River
Chickamauga
McClellan
Peninsula
Grant
Sherman
The Sword Its Mission and Doom Sermon Declares
A wartime chaplain sermon frames the sword as a divine tool for liberty and justice. It compares biblical swords to modern battles, cites Washington and Lafayette, and argues tyranny falls only by sword, urging American independence and moral defense.
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Chaldea
Minnesota
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Yorktown
Lexington
Bunker
Monmouth
Teenton
Valley Barge
London Power
Phoe
Jefferson
Pew Gould Ayrite
Washingtow
Phere
Brooklyn
New York
Tarderdteat
Cresnriers
Philadelpha
New York City
Vitis
Beecroft
Qatar
Belwinm Forrest
Bard
Macready
Macbeth
Watt
Olla
Disarmament and the militia in a century of peace
A speech extols disarmament and warns against abolishing the militia while envisioning a future with universal arbitration. It contrasts past urban violence with military restraint and argues for maintaining armed forces until nations commit to disarmament and continental policing.
Dr King's New Discovery promoted for coughs and chest troubles
Advert urging trial of Dr King’s New Discovery with a money back guarantee. Trial bottles free at Dreier & Bro.'s drug store. Also mentions Wineli's Hub and Spoke works and a price list for white oak timber and other materials.
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Dr. King
Dreier & Bro
Wineli
East End
Wabash Railroad
Judge McHenel Candidate Seeks Allen County Legislative Nomination
In May 29 Indiana notes state finances dire with a $500000 deficiency.\nJudge McHenel announces candidacy for Allen County representative on June 14 and urges four year terms for state and county officers. He argues salaries should be state funded, critiques local tax burdens, supports educational freedom and religious tolerance, and opposes paternalist laws.
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Indiana
Allen County
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Kosciusky County
Warsaw
Whitley and
Noble
DeKalb and
Steulen
Circuit
Sinc
Tam
God
Righ
la McGel M. Went
Positive remedy for consumption proclaimed by T A Slocum
A claim of a cure for consumption is offered with a free two bottle trial to readers who mail express and address details. The letter from T A Slocum, M C, dated August 28, promises hopeful cases could be cured by timely use and invites correspondence from sufferers.
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P. O
T. A. Slocum
M. C
Pearl St
New York
H. G. Root
M.C
N.Y
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Old Point Comfort
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Lebanon, Pa
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Edward O'Rourke
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Indianapolis, Ind
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Louis Wolf & CO
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Calhoun Street
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E. Vordermark & Sons
Big Red Boot
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York
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Port Suron
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Chicago
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