Freeport Republican Clubbing Rates and Publications
Fragmented OCR shows a list of Freeport Republican and Chicago publications with scattered pricing. Mentions titles such as Freeport Republican, Chicago Weekly Herald, Journal, and Weekly News. Details are garbled but indicate rates and the involvement of multiple periodicals in Freeport and Chicago.
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Funerom Rerunnicay
Freeport Republican
Chicago Weekly Herald
Chicaco Weekly Journal
Chicago Weekly
Trier Ograty
Cenom Republican
Freeport Rep
Freeport
St Niles
Extraordinary Offer for Frescout Revusiiiay Subscribers
A late 19th century promotion offers Casa premiums to readers who recruit the most new subscribers by March 1, 1883. Prizes include 40 Sewing Machines or $30 in gold for first place, $20 for second, $10 for third, and $8 for fourth. New subscribers must pay cash in advance and be sent via post office. Specimen copies available on request. Cash accompanies the name and first-day-of-March prize distribution follows.
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TSR
Sieceustul Vor Pelibors
Civil vies reform bill passes House as received from Senate
Mr Barebird, Director of the Mint, reports gold coin circulation in the country during the last six months amounted to 24 million dollars and silver circulation to 814.5 million dollars.
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House
Senate
Barebird
Mint
Senate Passes Bill to Restore Hitz Porter to Army
The United States Senate approved a measure restoring Hitz John Porter to the regular army by a 33 to 27 vote. Whether the House will pass it this session remains unclear, but with a Democratic majority expected next winter approval seems more likely.
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United States Senate
Hitz John Porter
House
Huw
Fragmentary World News Snippet From Unknown Source
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the Danube, nations, and various names. context is unclear but implies a chaotic incident or commentary involving multiple countries and figures. No verifiable actions, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
Illinois Legislature Fails to Impress Spike Opinion
The Prophetstown Spike criticizes the General Assembly selection, calling most lawmakers unfit while praising Whiteside county figures Dr. W. C Snyder and Mr. Macahan. The article notes a nephew fleeing into Mexico with money, and asserts that Illinois politicians include leaders from every county.
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Prophetstown
General Assembly
Linvis
Semacor
Whiteside
W. C Snyder
Macahan
Whiteside County
Ilinois
Consolidation of Two Papers Creates New Nation Union Organ
The Signal of Chicago and The Tutor of New York merge to publish in Chicago as the official organ of a Woman’s National Christian Society Union. The Paton Signed, with Mary Willard as editor, will feature wide readership and strong advocacy for the cause through steady editorial leadership.
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Signal
Chicago
New York
Paton
Mea
Mary Bo Willard
Phoginsalabe Sd Pape Naga
Anon Tse
Grigpe
That Rapids
Mich
Miller
Rigas
Gorge Young
Chicags
J A. Munving
Chics
W.D Liwis
Chikagas
Ron Baker
JV. Mahoney
Rock Island
M.D Will
Syracuse
A. B. Hendey
New Haven
Conn
A.J. Case
P Hubler
J. Craig
Des Moines
Towa
Charles A Handy
Milwaukee
Orange Williams
J. A. Prinsen
Sheboygan Falls
John C. Clarke
Warsaw
Ben Tice
John I. Antisdel
John F. Antisdel
Benjamin Mason
Union Voorn Glan of China Elects Officers
An old regiment named Union Voorn Glan of China holds its annual officer election and adopts resolutions opposing Fitz John Porter’s restoration to the army. The group argues Porter’s return would demoralize troops and equate cowardice with patriotism, claiming broad union support against him.
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Union
Voorn Glan
China
John Porter
Chicago Veteran Club
Gene
John
Lopgan
U States Senate
Fitz John Porter
Porter
Death of Hon Lott M Morrill Former Maine Governor and Senator
Hon Lott M Morrill of Maine died Wednesday morning. Born Belgrade Missouri May 3 1815 he practiced law and served in the Maine Legislature in 1850s, presiding over the Senate in 1856. He was Maine governor in 1848 1849 and 1860 and began as U S Senator January 17 1861. Re elected 1863 appointed December 1869 to fill a vacancy and again re elected in 1871. He resigned in 1876 to join President Grants Cabinet as Secretary of the Treasury and at his death held Portland customs collector post.
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Lott M. Morrill
Maine
Willam Pitt Wessenden
Treasury
President Grant
Portland
Governor Urges Constitutional Change on Veto Power
Governor Uallom urges forming the Honnepin racal and adopting a constitutional amendment giving the governor veto power over any appropriation bill item that lacks his approval while approving favored items. If amendment passes, he argues, it would curb questionable spending by vetoing unsound bills. The governor’s message, printed here, argues the need to test the new constitution.
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Uallom
Srongly
Honnepin Racal
Sneha
Tinos
Chan
Tury
Col Googe Re Davis Republican member of Congress defeated
Col Googe Re Davis, Republican incumbent in Wesvids district Ghievn, faced a small revolt from bolting Republicans who wanted control. Davis retained broad support and drew more Democratic votes than bolting forehands. Opponent Captain Blick proposed a "guest" plan as ballots emerged.
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Col Googe
Davis
Congress
Wesvids
Ghievn
Sud
Capitan Blick
Chituva
Split ticket count boosts Col Davis over Black candidate
The article notes ballots showing straight Democratic lines except for Col Davis, who ran ahead of his ticket. Black appears disappointed by Davis's success, as Davis’s momentum marks a setback for Black and signals a shift toward sensible restraint after the winter’s snows.
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En Grisman
Black
Col Davis
Col. Davis
Butler's Boston speech on Jackson and party loyalty
Ben Butler addressed a Democratic gathering in Boston praising Andrew Jackson's victory at New Orleans while critiquing civil service reform and recalling party loyalties. The report notes Butler's nomination talk and the potential impact on the 1868 Democratic convention with Butler as a leading if divisive figure among former Republicans who joined the Democrats.
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Ben Butler
Dotert
Massachusetts
Boston
Andrew Jackson
Pakenham
New Orleana
Civil Service Rey
Geliteat
Incheon
Ff Hye
Tve
Terese
Vines
Jackson
Butler
Democracy
Julio M. Palmer
Lyman Trumbull
James R Doolittle
Sherman and brother John at odds over politics and war
Gath in the New York Tribune notes General William Sherman and his brother John differ greatly in politics and wartime roles. John Sherman pursued the Republican Speaker bid while William resisted war office, preferring business in St Louis. Memoirs imply Lincoln viewed William as lukewarm on the war, with family ties shaping the era's political maneuvers.
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Gath
New York Tribune
General Sherman
John
Gneral Sherman
Abraham Lincoln
Louisiana Military Institute
Sherman
Louisiana
Jeff. Davis
Chase
War Department
St. Louis
Lincoln
Lyon
Addon
Prinst
de Lis
Shermin
Louisiena
War maps illuminate pivotal Civil War campaigns
The article praises exhaustive maps surveying the Athan campaign and allied operations along the Mississippi. Brigadier Poe’s role is highlighted as he anchors the campaign narrative, detailing topography, routes, rivers, swamps, and troop positions to aid understanding of the historic contests.
Maps of the Bentonville Campaign Reveal Strategic Insight
A historical note praises newly produced maps that illuminate Civil War routes and battles. The maps, crafted with notable skill by Gen. Poe, are valued for commerce and society, offering clarity on Confederate positions and roads that could have altered outcomes at Bentonville.
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Duabe
Bentonville
New York City
Gen. Poe
Illinois House Debates State Officers and Culom Nomination
In Springfield on Thursday Jim Herring introduced a resolution declaring State officers ineligible under the State Constitution. The Democratic majority backed it, while a rival bloc opposed. The Republican caucus nominated Governor Cullom for United States Senator on the fifth ballot by 68 votes, six over the required total, with the choice not fully unanimous. The piece argues majority rule and party unity as essential to governance and party integrity.
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Springfield
Jim Herring
Stinuis
Benatar
United Democracy
Qaiuu
Pain Ecoens
Thursay
Inet
House
Senate
Ilinois
The Newhall House Fire in Milwaukee Tragedy
The Newhall House, a six story Milwaukee hotel built in 1857, burned in the morning blaze killing about sixty with dozens wounded. Reports describe panicked guests leaping from windows as fire crews struggled and cash was saved by the cashier of a local bank.
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Newhall
Milwaukee
W. D. Rowell
Thre
Minwaukes
Wis
Newhall House
Michisian Survey
Broadway
Thom
William Cramer
Bankers Goodyear Butcher Company
Louis Schadeggy & Co
James Morgan
Ryguuds
Zimmerman Bros
William S Candee
Manufacturers’ Bank
Ingituign
Des Pereeo
Moreoe
Nies
Trotic
Sharpe
Willie Croner
John Ghent
Andy Vy
Fire crew rescues workers from burning bank building
A dramatic blaze trapped workers on the bank building roof as six stories above the street. Firefighters used ladders and a rooftop jump to reach the danger, pulling eleven people to safety while a crowd watched from the street. Authorities coordinated with the fire department, and the scene drew onlookers throughout the afternoon.
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Great Western Dispatch
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Cincinnati
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Mary Barns
W. A. Hall
Laporte
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Lezzie Kelly
Mayzie Owens
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Mirai Sullivan
Auguste Giese
Mary McLide
Thomas
van Hoorn
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DG Powers
Mrs.Brown
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Maury Anerson
Maury Mider
Mary McMahon
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