German-Americans oppose Cincinnati nominations in 1860s
The German community is divided over the Cincinnati convention tickets. Leaders like Hecker Koerner and editor Carl Daczer denounce the proceedings and promise vigorous opposition. Several German dailies in Cincinnati publish anti ticket editorials signaling broad resistance among German Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Sarmans
Horace Light
Cincinnati
Grarrt
Hecker
Toolo
Koerner
Notarly
Statle
Air
Stibalt
Daczer
Carl Daczer
Mzeiger Des Wiesterns
St.Louis
Blair
Brown
Missouri
Anzeiger
Zolt
Mny
Cinciennati
Haussauceon
Hio
Catspouen
Zant
I T
Wetliche Port
Carl Schurz
St. Louis
In -Arge
Grant
Leib
Laugh at Neighbors and Heal with Laughter
A humorous meditation on the social habit of laughing at others and oneself. The author argues that hearty laughter can aid digestion and well being, while urging kindness and self awareness to avoid cruelty.
Greeley as President Debate Highlights Varying Policies
The passage weighs Greeley’s possible presidency against Democratic and wartime policies. It argues he might have opposed vigorous war measures and resisted peace negotiations, criticizing his stance on debt and financial policy tied to 19th century currency standards. The text reflects partisan debate on leadership and economic strategy.
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Greeley
Keokuk
Téwa
Gate City
Richmond
Niagara
Colorado
Jeff. Davis
Tribune
Prompt and direct answers in business prose
A columnist laments evasive replies and praises prompt honest communication. The piece argues time is money and ignorance harms progress, urging frank admission of limits and willingness to learn over pretense. It warns against insincere showiness and values straightforwardness in work relations.
Gambetta as a principled force in European republicanism
In a June Harper's Magazine piece by Emile Castelar titled the Republican Movement in Europe, Gambetta is praised as the enduring symbol of fidelity and courage. He is lauded for standing firm after Sedan, guiding France with faith and energy, and for his role in shaping republican ideas across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaxperra
Gambetta
Het
France
Sedan
Metz
Brutus
Philippi
Greece
Tibertz
Europe
Ake
Plato
Pisistratus
Montesquieu
Colbert
Cvesar
Danton
Republican Movement
Emile Castelar
Harper's Magazine
Fes in the Faurny and the Power of Laughter
The piece extols having at least one uplifting, spontaneous laugh in a home. It argues a genuine joyous mirth helps counter life’s sober moments, spreads contagion, and lifts the mood even when the cause is unclear. Laughter should be infectious and sincere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Spelling Errors in County Teaching Texts Exposed
A fragment notes widespread misspellings in county teachers during exams. Examples include incorrect forms of Grammar Governor Cincinnati Moborigs Louisiana and Chicago with odd variations, reflecting widespread but unreflective errors.
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Governor
Pyts
Ehees
Hippotanites
Cincinnati
Lousiania
America
Christofer Collumibus
Chicago
New
Judge asks what is more harrowing to the soul than a peg in one's boot
A judge poses a philosophical question about fear and suffering, asking readers to consider what surpasses the discomfort of a simple peg in the boot. The remark prompts reflection on pain, resilience, and the human psyche.
Sale of Real Estate Under Executions in Stephenson County
John R. Hayes sheriff announces public sale of the west two thirds of lot number three in book seven of the original town now city of Freeport Stephenson County Coimeis to satisfy two executions. The sale is at the circuit court door on Wednesday June 26 1872 at four o clock P M for cash in hand.
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Egrife
Stephenson County
Preeport
Coineis
John F. Mayer
Cashi
Nherife
Illinois
Priday & Malter
Freeport
Tyne
Quhertfr
State of Illinois
William Bonacher
Lcehn Fef
Mayer
Almira Mayer
John KR. EA
Uarbian
Noetico
Florence
Seid County
Fune
A. D
Illnois
Circuit Court
Said County
Aaron Bolender
Barbara Fisher
Solomon Fisher
Adan Bolender
Levi Bolender
Frederick
Bolender
Elizabeth Maurer
George Maurer
Matilda Kreckner
Jackson Kleckner
John Bolender
Isaac Bolender
Reuben Bolender
Red Grove
Twenty-nine
Rock Grove
Imorteare
David Zimmerman
Coatee
Compl
Winneshetx Insurance Commany
Winneshetk T Insurance
Conrad J. Fry
Stepherson
State of
Bridge Street
Seid Stephenson County
Salid Winnesheik Insurance Company
William A. Sanborn
District Court of the United States
Ald Court
Witmeshentz Insurance Company
District Court of the
United States
James I, Neff
Partition Notice in Thirtieth District of Illinois
Public notice from the County Court of Bald County in the April Term 1872. F A Danning as administrator of Ira G Chaddock’s estate seeks sale of lands to pay debts. Described property 8 W br SW 4 Sec 18 T27 R7 with 730-100 acres plus a 100 ft railroad right of way, pending summons to defendants Mary J Waters and Hiram Waters returnable June third, Freeport courthouse.
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John Gibler
Havins
Ridoit
Stephenson
Illinois
Stephenson County
Freeport
Hiram Gibler
Minois
Catharine Groff
Godfrey Groff
Frederick Croft
Catharine Billig
Daniel Billig
Barbara Hunsicker
Isaac K. Hunsicker
John Groff
Jacob Grog
Elizabeth Hunsicker
Jacob Hunsicker
Adam Groff
Joseph Groff
Harbarna Hunsicker
Isaac K. Hunpeicker
Elizabeth Haunsicker
Katharine Groff
USA
Regal Estate
Cantralug
Acre
Safa Stephenson
Lingle
Said
Qeo
Thompson
Tephenson County
Thithé County
Bald County
F. A. Danning
Ita G. Chaddock
Cordelia Chaddock
Mary J Ava Lore
Hiram Watera
Daniel . Chaddock
Withent
Chaddock
Elizabeth Chaddoete
Salile M Chaddock
Loretta Chaddock
Loran Chaddock
Franci Fi Chaddock
Sophia Chaddock
Mary J. Waters
Hiram Waters
Kinois
B A. Darling
Ira G. Chaddock
Illinois Central Railroad
Geo. Thompson
Pioneering Prints and Printed Works Aboard
A catalog lists papers magazines law books pamphlets sheet music and pictorial works as part of a historic publication collection. The listing underscores diverse formats and materials preserved for study and appreciation.
Best & Morgan Offer New Lot of Silks and Millinery
Best and Morgan advertise a fresh stock of black Gross Grain and Glace Silks from 1 dollar. New supree Japanese Poplin at 00 and 75 cents. Silk warp Pongees and Black Alpacas with Mohair lusters. Prices on poplin from 30 to 75 cents. English German and Scotch laces at 40 to 60 cents. An immense line of Marseilles and Piques in new styles. 30 day offers on millinery, ribbons, laces and flowers, plus 500 dozen hats and bonnets in many styles. Regular customers get priority service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Rough & Ready
Marine
Milan
Wholesale firm proclaims full prep to sell goods cheap
A Chicago and St. Louis wholesale house announces readiness to job goods at the lowest prices with over five hundred thousand dollars in capital. It pledges to buy cash and save buyers money on dry goods and millinery, plus time, freight, and travel.
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Chicago
St. Louis
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Ohrmans
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Lavonne Ar
Basa Orner
Ming
Egal
John R. Hayes
Stephenson Co
Rgbate
Damrid Penticod
David Penticoff
Illinoig
Steheeson County
Jane
Peters Penticofrr
Johbn Penticofp
Almina Mayier
Guardian
Salt Real Estate
Commissioner's
EB. T. Rice
RK. I. Rice
Hidatt
Ilinois
W.G. Woodrufp
Freeport Journal
Book & Job Printing Office
Journal
Freeport, Lls
Bill
Dodgers
Bubgly
Hig
Abraham Woll
Fllinois
Michael Wolp
Best & Morgan
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