New U S Revised Statutes Edition Near Ready
A Washington telegram reports Ex Secretary Rentweil is finalizing the index for the revised statutes edition edited under last Congress. The work, approved by the Secretary of State, awaits Congressional sanction before issue. Pypiie Printer Defrees lauds the government printing office for a 1400 page octavo volume delivered to Senate revision committee members.
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Mone Press
St Paul
Defrees
Boutwell
Evarts
Senate Committee On
Christiancy
Congress
Government Printing Office
Judge Carpenter Rally Praises Republican Record at Central Opera House
August meeting drew a small but enthusiastic audience as Judge Carpenter lauded Republicans, contrasted with Democrats over homestead, reconstruction, and war claims, and urged early party organization to win Jefferson County and broader precincts. He noted Doorkeeper and local politics, urging turnout and unity.
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Central
Opera House
Doorkeeper
Jim Shields
Vwerster
Tommy
Democcrata
Tom Trreune
Jefferson County
Pitkin
United States
Tribune
Dormer
Plate
APU Kligan
Boulder
BovLock
A. B. Carpenter
Appi
Green Packers
State Central
Denver
Tmder
Dudge
Carpenter
Carpenter Mon
Iin Hand
Persnally
Judge Carpenter at Boulder session stirs loyal Republicans
Boulder column reports Judge A. B. Carpenter's heated Republican rally in a crowded tent, mocks Democrats and Greenbackers, urges broader party advertising, and notes intense reaction from local opponents amid statewide political tension.
Senator Teller Campaign Speech in Rosita Draws Warm Reception
Hon. Henry M. Teller spoke at Bothwell Hall in Rosita on August 20, addressing about four hundred local residents. J T. McNeely welcomed him, praising his honesty and Republican leadership, while Teller defended party records from 1856 onward, opposed free trade, and argued for labor rights and tariff protection.
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Rosita
Henry M. Teller
Custer County
Bothwell Hall
Roalta
Teller
J. T. McNeely
Dan. A. Gooch
Neely
Republican Party
Colorado
McNeely
Meri
Patterson
Andress
Party of Freedom and Equal Rights
F. O. R. Grant
Mines Prosper in Clear Creek District Amid Local Turmoil
In Clear Creek Colorado aug 27 a mine operates days and nights under Col Pomeroy and Capt Billey with thirty workers. Rich strikes near Kelso mountain and near the old Baker mine. Prof Wheeler, a prominent freighter, entertains hopeful plans while marriages and political chatter stir Silver Plume. Hash Burnner notes Loveland’s gubernatorial bid draws mixed views in a Democratic district.
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Clear Creek
Stevens
Clear Creek Co
Professor Wheeler
Silver Plume
Bill Loveland
Colorado
Loveland
Willow Forests of the Par West Chronicle Experience
Father Meeker recounts a perilous White River journey via Powell's valley describes crossing the river at the agency and lower forks, wading through dense willow jungles and logs, navigating steep bluffs and fords before reaching Powell valley at high noon after a three hour detour.
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Par
Father Meeker
White River Country
Greeley Tribune
Powell's Valley
Ohio
Ilinois
Missouri
Tennessee
White River
Powell Valley
Patterson and the Irish in Pueblo News
The Pueblo Chieftain rails at Patterson amid a clash over doorkeeper selection for the House. It argues Patterson and other Democrats backed Shields' retirement plan only to face Senate resistance, denouncing the " Confederate House" and urging Irish voters to recall Patterson’s treatment of a veteran Irish American.
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Patterson
Little Giant
General Shields
Senate
House
Union
Varied 19th Century News Briefs from Across the Nation
Numerous brief items report court filings in New York bankruptcy, a fire destroying the Put-in-Bay House near Sandusky, Ark convict Clint Anderson hanged for rape, and arrests in Kansas for murder. Other notes cover a Missouri shooting, a Kentucky fair aftermath with large crowds, temperance measures in Sedalia, speeches by J F P Josin and Senator Cockrell, yellow fever fundraising, and Concordia bank robbers still at large.
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St. Looms
Merchants’ Exchange
Young Men’s Christian Association
Memphis
O. J. Fiswell
Lonsdaali, JR
L. BE
Goopy Bar
Citizens’ Relief Committee
James
Prestig
Chas. Barker
Horn Sale
Reunce
Indianapolis
T. M. Smith
Evansville
Watkins
St. Loma
BB. Williams
Woodburn
Howard Association Medical Corps
Howard Association
A. D. Langstaff
Onrcaco
Citizens Committee
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Grenada
St. Louis
Merchants Exchange
Evangelical
Albane
Missouri
South
Asons
Odd Fellows
G. Dowell
Galveston
Grand Army of the Republic
East St. Louis
Merchants’ Exchange Fund
NEW Orllans
City Hospital
Charity
Pratt
Board of Health
Choppin
Charity Hospital
Emily
Award Association Way
EB. A. Barber
United States Court
New York
Put-in-Bay
Sandusky
Ohio
Clint Anderson
Little Reek
Ark
Richmond
United States
Chetopa
Kansas
Carthage
Bill Hildebrand
Sam Hildebrand
Hugo Veth
de Soto
Michigan
Congress
William Enright
Wyoming
Lexington
Kentucky
Sedalia
J. FP
Josin
Cockrell
Concordia
Kansas Republican Convention Platform and Ballot Tally
In Topeka the Kansas Republican State Convention closed a long session with continued ballots for Governor and a detailed platform. Martin led before Anthony and St John through multiple rounds. deep policy planks favored currency reform, free coinage, and government finance, with later substitutions to the platform and new state officers and central committee announced.
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Topeka
Committee On Credentials
Anthony
Douglas County
antiAnthony
Waubansee County
Martin
St. John
Kelso
Committee On
Kansas
United States of America
Republican Party
Republican
Kangas
Union
Congress of the
United States
Secretary of the Interior
George A. Crawford
Crawford
Cowley County
George T. Anthony
State Central Committee
George A. Eddy
Leavenworth County
Cyrus Leland
Doniphan
J. O. Wilson
Shawnee County
L. W. Kirk
Anderson County
William Thompson
Osage
Theodore Bodkir
Linn
EK. H. Funston
Alien County
W. A. Johnston
Ottawa County
A. J. Buckland
Barton County
H. L. Alden
Wyandotte
McDonald
Cherokee County
W. E. Reid
Cloud County
A. L. Redden
Butler County
George A. Atwood
Ellsworth
Ss. B. Farwell
Ellsworth Pan
Taxing Bonds Revisited The New York Tribune Debate
The piece argues against taxing United States bonds, warning it would violate contracts, raise borrowing costs, reduce bond salability, and ultimately burden taxpayers and borrowers while benefiting creditors. It contends higher interest would ripple through commerce, harming farmers manufacturers and workers.
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New York Tribune
United States
United States Supreme Court
Theopte
That Woman Suffrage Matter in Colorado Politics
Report on a court house dispute over woman suffrage speeches involving Mr. Patterson Judge Belford and Mr. Richards in Denver and Southern Colorado. Patterson backs out, Belford defends the cause, and The News backs Republican candidates M A Rogers and H P H Bramwell for state offices.
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Patterson
Judge Beford
Denver
D. M. Richards
Richards
Belford
Colorado
Mr. Richards
Mr. Patterson
King
M. A. Rogers
H. P. H. Bramwell
Republican House
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Lake City
Simmons
Greenbackers
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Game Journal
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W. Bent
J. D. Bouton
N. C. Olney
Stocky Mountain News
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San Juan
W. A. H. Loveland
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Lelay
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Howard
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Produce Exchange
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