Republican Meetings in Stephenson County Schedule
The Republican County Central Committee announces meetings across Stephenson County from Oct 9 to Oct 26 with speakers Maj. Hawk Gen. 8. D. Atkins Capt. J I Neff D C Lathrop James L Neff and Dr. Snyder in Winslow Andrew’s Mills Orangeville Davis Rock Grove McConnell’s Grove Florence Hart’s School House Eieroy Kent Buckeye Damascus Lancaster Rock City Ridott Harlem Centre Lena Orangeville Florence Davis and more. Change of venue due to schoolhouse repairs.
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Republican County Central Committee
Winslow
Maj. Hawk
Jas
Cochran
Andrew's Mills
D. C. Lathrop
Orangeville
Capt. Neff
Davis
Major Hawk
Rock Grove
James I Neff
G. W. Snyder
McConnell’s Grove
James L Neff
Florence, Hart’s School House
James J. Neff
Dr. Snyder
Eieroy
O. C. Lathrop
Rock City
James §. Cochran
Ridott
Gen
D. Atkins
Harlem Centre
O. G. Lathrop
Lena
Capt James L Neff
James S. Cochran
Florence
Centennial S
Philip Geib
Pat Brocklin
Reed Results in Trade Figures From Metpoal Past
The article notes a shift in exports with Britain reducing alerts to the United States and a surge in foreign trade. It cites fiscal year figures showing export growth and a $74,250,000 drop in exports from the states, implying possible effects on gold demand and discount rates tied to U S treaty bonds.
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Reed
Great Britain
Fia
Tig
America
United States
Sam
Belford Re elected to Congress and Pitkin Governor in Colorado
Special Dispatch reports Republicans winning state county and city tickets by large majorities. Frederick W. Pitkin elected Governor and Judge Belford to Congress by 1500 to 1800 votes. Denver mayoral race goes to Captain R Sopris by over 1000 as Greenbackism and Jay Gouldism are rejected. Colorado halts Greenbackism Communism and Gouldism, returning Belford to Congress.
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Judge Belford
Congress
United States
Evening Journal
Denver Coy
Frederick W. Pitkin
Loveland
Jay Gould
Colorado
R. Sopris
Chicago
Denver
Accident near syrup factory delays freight engine No 78
A freight engine and four cars ran riderless through town after the No 78 crew abandoned it with the valves open. The wild train traveled toward Freeport at speed, then halted near the Cedarville bridge. No injuries were reported, and major collisions were averted as the engine and trucks were damaged.
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CG. R. BR
Freeport
Cedarville Bridge
Freight accident near Dakota injures crew
An early hour freight on the Western Union Road near Dakota saw fireman Harry Stephens badly injured when he was struck by bridge stays. Engineer Tom Brody and brakeman Jon Lahey steadied him as the train could not stop, freeing him from the wrapping clothing before he fell onto the embankment. Stephens suffered a deep head cut and severe bruises but was improving after medical care.
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Western Union
Thia
Dakota
Tom Brody
Harry Stephens
Jon Lahey
Stephens
Our City
Our City, Taken To His Boarding Place, Mr. Tibbits
Buckley
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Chicago Journal
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Warren Sentinal
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Stephenson County
Western Union Rail Road
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John
Brice Potter
Schmucker
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L. A. Schmucker
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Jerre Pattison
Atlermoon
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Dakota, Ill
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Rebecca L. Knuell
Hock City
Illinois
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Barrett
Elizabeth Miller
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Ellen Neary
John Earl
Eliza Newberger
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T Harris
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State OF Illinois
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Western Union Railroad Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
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KK. B. Co
Isaac Stine
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Clothing House
Stina
Star” Clothing House
Stephenson St
Tarbox Block
Jas. B. Currier
Dniry
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Southwest Kansas
Topeka
Emporia
Tremont
Freeport, Ill
Chicago and
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J. Youngs
Freeport, II
Chicago & Bridge Streets
Ste. Rensi
Mokee
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Ulingis
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McNamara
WA. A. Stevens
Stephenson Street
WM. A. Stevens
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Brewster Housey Pure Wines
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