Ridott Sabbath School Convention Meets in 1868
The Ridott Sabbath Schools convened at the Ridott church to discuss methods of conducting schools and advancing the cause. John Swanzey presided, with John Myers elected president. Seven schools reported averaging fifty scholars, two unsupplied in town, two weeks to establish new schools. Members praised exercises, heard addresses by Terrell and Key, and commended local leaders for success.
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John My
Terrell
Kiey
George Er
Bidwell
Lerrell
Burrell
Pvnton
Messrs
Button
David Burrell
Messisston
Pomeroy
O. B. Bidwell
Hvid Burrell
Freeport
Jobn Swanzey
Western Social Science Association Organizing in Chicago
A notice from 1868 announces the Western Social Science Association to promote study of society across the Mississippi valley. It invites public officials, clergy, lawyers, physicians, editors, teachers, bankers, merchants, manufacturers, farmers, and others to meet in Chicago on November 10 to organize. Promising papers by western leaders, it aims to discuss topics like public health, finance, and jurisprudence, publish discussions, and hold annual meetings in western cities with broad participation and aims to unite western leaders for public welfare.
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Chicago
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Ralph Emarson
Bharon Tyndale
Fr. A. Johnson
M. D. Newton Baterman
Trobert Allyn
Philip G. Gilets
Geo. W. Perkins
A. McParland
M. D. Win
W. Everts
Adagins
Edward Eggleston
P. Reynolds
Horterap
Rua
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Watton
Richard Edwards
U. Lawrence
Wmn
M. Baker
Robert J. Ingersoll
John MM. Palmer
POH
Walker
Gustavus Koerver
Andrew Shuman
John Wood
Madison
Wis
Hest County
Capitol Park
X. A. Willard
New York
BE. B. Ward
Detroit
Milton Junction
Regia
Campiog
Hatry
Payar
Wisconsin
Union
W.B. Als
Vermont Vermont Vermont vote signals broad national shift
The article argues Vermont shows a large Republican gain of about ten thousand, driven by the Copperhead platform and national figures like Grant and Colfax, predicting this momentum will influence September, October, and November elections. It contrasts with Kentucky, praising Vermont as a key loyal state and memorializing Lincoln era unity.
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Colfax
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Holland
Boston Post
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Kentucky
Union
Abraham
Lincoln
Floresnimipie
Republican Judicial Convention Delegates Nominated in Winnebago County
The Rockford Rockford area report recalls the Winnebago County Republican Voters May Convention to elect delegates for the Judicial Convention at Freeport on Sept 17. Judge S M Church chaired. nine delegates were named including Wm Brown C M Brazée Mich ael Bailey J Bailey A S Van Dyke Wm F Squiers Jas M Wright C A Daniell J Es Richardson. The group instructed the delegation to back R Crawford of Rockford for Prosecuting Attorney. The convention adjourned with S M Cunner as chair and R B Archibald as secretary.
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Rockford Register
Winnebago County
G. Bronson
Baker
H. W. Taylor
Pag Wm
Brown Jc. M. Brazée
Michael Bailey
Bailey
A. $. van Dyke
J. WF. Squiers
Jas
M. Wright
C. A. Daniell
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Richardson
Mottion
R. ’. Crawford
Rockford
Eleroy ExEnoy 1868 Tanners Club Formed
From ElEroy ExEnoy September 5 1868 a Tanners Club formed with Maj J J Neff and S P Aspinwall boosting the cause J N Pickard elected President N J Churchill Vice President John Stocks Secretary and F A Darling Captain. Mrs S A Allens Improved preparations advertise amid marriage notices and a push for increased Republican support in November.
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ExEnoy
Epiton Journal
Maj
F. A. Darling
Darling
Bec'y
Obituary of Mrs Almon H H Wreat in Sept Gh
In this city on Sunday morning Sept Gh tannin G wife of Almon H H Wreat aged 37 years and $ynomus departed peacefully. A faithful wife and Christian, she bore long pain with grace. Devoted to God and family, she left friends in tears but hope remains for those who follow her example.
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Almon
Rye-1.00 Darley No. 2 1.40. ejected, 189, Tinogthy 2.00 t
Fragmentary OCR item notes items and times with unclear terms like Batter paaoe and Potatoes g0. The readable fragments mention numbers, possible names, and places but lack coherent events or context.
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