Nomination Dilemma in Greeley Grant Debate
From the Chicago Times coverage of the Democratic nomination race for Horace Greeley. The piece argues Greeley is unsuitable and warns that either Grant or Greeley could win, urging citizens to decide their party support without coercion while noting internal divisions and strategic considerations.
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Ale Grant
Congress
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Tedley
Congressional Convention at Polo to Nominate Fifth District Candidate
The Fulton Journal notes the Republican convention of the Fifth Congressional District will meet at Polo on July 26 to nominate a candidate. The piece urges support for Horace C. Burchard, praising his record in Congress and committee work and arguing he should be unanimously renominated for stable leadership.
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Polo
Congress
Burchard
Republican Party
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Hancery
Illinois
Stephenson County
Said County
Chancery
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Rockwell
Ann &. Rockwell
Dana B Rockwell
August Schudt
Rosa Schudt
Dann LB. Rockwell
Alanson Partlow
Holden
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Greeley and Brown Meeting in Peoria Hailed by Grant Wilson Supporters
A town meeting at the Court House square drew Greeley and Brown supporters who failed to raise funds for a band. Local colored citizens pledged their votes for Grant and Wilson in November, while the crowd favored Grant and Wilson over Greeley and Brown.
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Court House Square
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Peoria
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Wilson
Brown
Pecatonica Notes July 12 1872 Heat and School Changes
The column reports extreme heat with promising rain, a nine week school vacation, stable teaching staff, and plans for teacher training under a new law. It notes Fourth of July quiet, a westside picnic with ice cream and croquet, the Congregational pastor moving to Burlington Iowa, and a kerosene stove accident narrowly escaped by Mrs. E. B. Meeker.
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Epidemics of Cholera Across Ancient Times and Regions
The article traces cholera outbreaks from ancient Palestine and Egypt through Greek and Roman eras to India’s 19th century pandemic. It notes rapid spread by travel and ships, varied symptoms including non vomiting/purging cases, and cites physicians like Josephus and Milroy describing sudden deaths within hours.
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United States
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Nile
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Rhazes
William Budd
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