Fry's Hall Speech by Ruccaro J Dovespy in Freeport
A long notice details Ruccaro J Dovespy ex-Governor of Illinois and Major-General of Volunteers speaking at Fry's Hall Freeport next Saturday at 9 pm on political questions. It invites a large county rally, with outdoor if needed, and notes a Republican county convention in the city tomorrow nominating candidates for Legislature Sheriff and Coroner.
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George Osterhout
Jonenr Little
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Ruccaro J. Dovespy
Illinois
Fry's Hall
Republican County Convention
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Ihorty
Maine
Boya
Wy Iweron
Logic and Progress
War emotions and local hints in Indiana and beyond
The piece laments intervention in Franco-Prussian War, advocates humanitarian aid to wounded from both sides, and notes US nonintervention. It recalls the Stevenson County Agricultural Society fair, reports on Judge Barrows’ Democratic nomination and grim odds, and mentions Dr. McKra’s sympathy. It also covers death of Chicago editor Doctor Cuatnes EH. Ray and reports on the Minds Democratic State Convention nominees.
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Stephenson County Agricultural Society
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Stephenson’ County Agricultural” Society
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Chicago Tribune
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Lincoln Age
Tribune
Chicago Daily Evening Post
Chicago Post
Ciatres Ho Ray
Linas
Winan Wun
Political Speeches and Party Tradeoffs in Indiana and Illinois
A long, fragmented report covers Republican gains and Democratic critique across states, citing Wm. Grant, J. W. Kelly, and other figures. It notes tax relief under Grant, opposition to Democrats, and a temperance split in Illinois with John Ve Fauwent declining a temperance ticket.
Democratic Nomination Sparks District Senate Contest
The text notes a Democrat candidate in a Sans Fortal district facing Republican rivals J. M. Hutter and D. Wy Little. It suggests Democrats will try to trade on Senator Shannon, with William Shannon of Shannon running strong, while Republicans aim to avoid that tactic and vote the straight Republican ticket.
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D. Wy Little
Governor Palmer and Life Insurance Charter Endorsement
Governor Palmer earns broad praise for fidelity to public interests and for approving a life insurance charter that created the Safety Deposit Life Insurance Company. The measure, urged by John F. Siva, is praised as a lasting service to Illinois and its growing population.
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Gov. Palmer
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Illinois
Jony F. Siva
Sauth
Utah Governor Wrestles With Mormon Problem and Federal Law
The article portrays Governor Suarren enforcing United States laws in Utah to curb Mormon power. It notes the dismantling of Mormon officials and juries, praise for upholding federal authority, and predictions the Supreme Court will affirm McKean’s ruling. It frames Brigham Young’s followers as resisting, with potential conflict avoided if law prevails.
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Proclamation Limits Mormon Militias in Utah Territory
The text describes Governor Siartan’s proclamation banning all musters and militia gatherings in Utah, appointing General Conner as militia head, and ordering the turnover of war materiel to him. It argues polygamy cannot endure under U.S. law and predicts destruction if resistance arises, urging peaceful dissolution of polygamy.
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United State Marshal of
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Gen John A Logan Addresses Republicans At Fy Hall
Gen John A Logan spoke to a large audience at Fy Hall praising the party’s Civil War record. He urged voters to compare parties, recalling battles, drafts, and leadership, and criticized Democrats for disloyalty while praising Republicans for preserving the Union and enforcing the draft.
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