Ex Governor Wagshburne Makes 250000 in Flour Rise
Western papers report ex Governor J Wagshburne of Wisconsin, a miller, has earned two hundred fifty thousand dollars from the rise in flour. Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College students name their monthly paper the Gray Jude. Fifty or sixty miners who had taken striker places were poisoned at Streator in this state on a Sunday. many will die.
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Western Papers
J. Wagshburne
Wisconsin
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College
Gray Jude
Streator
Orlando J. Bidwell
Abraham van Allen
Freeport
Stephenson County
Ilinois
Edward P. Barton
Decoration Day Ceremonies Invited for Chicago Soldiers' Graves
Organizers in Chicago invite all loyal citizens to join Decoration Day ceremonies without regard to past differences. The event aims to honor Union soldiers with observances and decorating activities in the city.
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Chicago
Hayes Seen as Remarkable if Democracy Endorses Him
The St. Louis lobe-Democrat argues that if President Hayes can endure the current Democratic friendship, lavished upon him now, he will prove himself one of the era’s most remarkable men.
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St. Louis
lobe-Democrat
Hayes
Morrison Preferred for Speaker by St Louis Republican
The St Louis Republican endorses Morrison as the in sight candidate due to his familiarity with Mississippi Valley interests while noting it would welcome Goode of Virginia Sayler of Ohio or Cox of New York as rivals to Randall.
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St. Louis Republican
Morrison
Mississippi Valley
Goode
Virginia
Sayler
Ohio
Cox
New York
Randall
Albany Journal Calls for Pacification Without Abandoning GOP Principles
The Albany Journal asserts that many Republicans favor genuine pacification yet distrust Southern temper and aims to maintain all Republican principles while supporting pacification.
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The
Albany Journal
War map supplement for European conflict provided
The Louisville Jeffersonian Democrat offers subscribers a large updated war map supplement with margins explaining the relations and status of key European countries. The publication notes other maps are outdated or too small and asserts the map will help readers understand ongoing developments in the European war.
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Louisville
South
Salt Lake dispatch warns of bloodshed and anti Mormon sentiment
A Salt Lake City dispatch dated May 9 describes Brigham Young Rallying saints and sinners with bloodthirsty warnings. It accuses Polygamy supporters of frontier violence and likens threats to Native conflicts, urging government action to end polygamy and purge the nation of the “foul and corrupting blot.”
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Salt Lake City
Tabernacle
Brigham Young
Nauvoo Legion
Brig- Hiva
Moenton
Brighim
Alantic
Pacific
Tava
End of the Springfield Assembly and its five month session
The long winter session neared its close in May after nearly five months of debate and a lengthy legislative process. The author notes a busy, conflicted assembly with ambitious reforms, a weak leadership, and rising pressure from partisan factions. The forthcoming focus shifts to final votes, especially on the southern penitentiary bill and the grain inspection repeal.
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State I House
Chicago Fire
Senate
Southern Penitentiary
Frightful Rockford Court House Collapse Kills Twelve
A new Rockford court house under construction collapsed on a Friday noon, burying about twenty five workers. Twelve were killed instantly and fourteen severely injured as brick walls iron columns and stone fell inward. The disaster prompted panic and led to a coroner's inquest and a continuing search for victims amid chaotic ruins and rising dust.
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Rockford Fell
Rockford
Chicago Evening Journal
Brown
Timothy Flannigan
Wonder-Working Remedy Stomach Ditters Promoted
A patent medicine advertisement extols Stomach Ditters as a superior remedy for remittent and intermittent fevers constipation nervous ailments rheumatism and constitutional weakness. Claiming potent botanical tonics and a pure stimulating element the text asserts enhanced strength and resilience for those in exhausting occupations.
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Itostetter
Moore Named Candidate for County Superintendent
Announcement that C. W. Moore of Oneco township is a candidate for County Superintendent pending the Republican County Convention decision.
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C. W. Moore
Oneco Township
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T. Hayes
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J. F. Peck
J. Piper
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Geo. Smith
J. Warren
George Gloss
Hugh Eldreds
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Linholm
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A. Beldahl
H. W. Ames
Benjamin Brown
Isaiah Donnelly
Hugh Eldrich
George Smith
Cicero Dixon
C. Harris
Dixon
Hollenbeck
W. D. Richardson
F. KE. Latham
Richardson
Latham
Mr. Stollenbeck
Gay
Ricardson
Ife
Mr. Betard
Tile Inquest
Court House
Sheldon M. Church
IL. W. Carpenter
George W. Slaskell
John R. Porter
Tie
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A. N. Mollenbeck
Timothy Flangan
Peck
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Whitman
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Caimnty
Hanes Hitman
Freeport Market
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Galena Avenue
Freeport, Ill
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Photo. Eng. CO
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