Wisconsin Dispatches and Market News From The Basin
In advance notes Beckert cuts party ties while Dourrouen and Scuwas fail to clear navigation obstructions on the Basin. E G Dyer will not expand currency until a Democratic House. Barley 150, corn 62, yellow 60, wheat 106, oats 58, hogs 730. Amending Adair law drawn little public interest. Gen Bunnsipg’s Senate election celebrated, yet speech deemed poor. Calveston defeated. Ancus Cameron of Lacrosse elected. Wisconsin, rebuking a rogue senator, boasts a stronger legislature and independence from a few powerful families.
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Calveston
Ancus Cameron
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Telegraph
Rhode Island
Debt not shrinking says Telegraph reader
The piece laments that the national debt has grown to 1 387 8700 dollars and urges modest tax tweaks. It hints at raising duties on salt and tariffs on Scotch pig iron while opposing income tax and any plan to make bondholders bear a fair share of taxation.
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United States
Telegraph
New England
The
Controversy Over Burnsides Senate Fight and Vallandigham Mention
The Fetegraph sparks debate over Burnsides election to the U S Senate after last week’s remarks by Guinon. It questions drinks and gambling allegations and cites Vin Vallandigham family controversies. It notes ghouls would attack Burnsides and contrasts Allen and Ti Man with Vallandighans.
Hospitality and the Limits of Daily Benevolence
A civic essay on true hospitality vs mere sociability. It urges helping the needy with dignity, distinguishing between rightful public charity and exploitative beggars, warning against snobbery and overbearing visits, and urging prudent, cheerful aid. It contrasts private hospitality with public responsibility and warns against hangers-on.
Voters call for nonpartisan municipal leadership
The article argues elections should move beyond party lines as citizens demand capable, honest officers. It notes repeated swindles at every corner and urges electing the best men from all parties to serve the public good, citing a German opinion in favor of cross party cooperation and national unity.
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Hue
Election Unity Sought Amid Presidential Nomination Contention
Candidates generally favor avoiding a convention to nominate. Republicans plan to field their strongest slate and may secure victory if Democrats fail to present meritorious alternatives. The piece notes a split in party strategy and the potential impact on the election outcome.
Death of the Rev Thomas E Thomas
Dr Thomas died Tuesday evening at his Walnut Hills residence in his sixty fourth year. Born in England he was known for his aggressive religious views and scholarly attainments. A noble man long a resident and well known to older citizens.
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Dr. Thomas
Walnut Hills
England
Burbonstow as U S Senator a Rhode Island choice
The piece criticizes Gen A E Burnarstow for lacking qualifications and accuses the selection by a Republican state of reflecting old issues. It notes Burnarstow votes outside party lines and warns such cross cutting positions harm both parties as the Senate faces pivotal decisions.
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A. E. Buarnstow
United States Senate
Rhode Island
Burnarpe
Senate
The Blunder in Congress and Rivalry with Democrats
The piece criticizes the Republican House for blocking civil rights legislation and failing in a lengthy session. It mocks the continued motions for yeas and nays and notes the Journal reading will strain the majority. It questions leadership, cites Mr Bull, Butler, and Garrik, and ends with a local notice of James E. Neat forming a partnership in Lincoln Nebraska and related legal career details.
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House
Yeas
B. F. Bull
Cin. Gazette
Butler Iato
Big Bethel
New Orleans
Dutch Gap
Grant
Mr. Garrik
Local notes and rumors from the Butler county press
As we go to press reports say Davi Lince ex' shows improvement and there is hope of full recovery. Tax Middletown Journal debuted last week with larger print and stronger text, though it mocks Mr Wat EANDIGHAM. Grand jurors praise Wat EANDIGHAM’s diligent service amid commentary on Miss Dexia Hathaway’s teaching in Helena Arkansas where she serves as organist. A colored preacher laments pride and vanity over attendance. Dr Facconer jokes about ex President Johnson’s Senate return, while Judge Crane notes change. The Tuer TiLtoN-Beecher trial promises a long, tedious process with public interest waning as Barcisa’s guilt is challenged. Political tickets note available printing at the Democrat Office. The piece defends the press and mocks rival coverage, promising continued support for the long-standing paper.
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Middletown Journal
Butler County
Wat Eandigham
Facconer
Johnson
Senate
Tuer Tilton-Beecher
Tul Ton
Mounton
Barcisa
Democrat
Hume's
Third and
Basin
Population facts and stakes from an 19th century estimate
A fragment excerpt cites Siebenwart on earth’s population at 3.387 billion with breakdowns by race, mortality rates, life expectancy, and social facts. It notes only 1 in 1000 men fit to bear arms and compares early empires to contemporary populations in Russia, Germany, Austria Hungary, France, and Britain.
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Nin
France
Europe
Austria
Russia
Germany
Hungary
Great Britain and
Ireland
Digging Their Own Graves in the Republican Rank Split
A handful of Republican House members, numbered fourteen to nineteen, threaten the two thirds GOP majority. Charles Foster leads the dissent from this state, undermining party unity amid Democratic filibuster tactics and risking grave harm to Republican interests as infighting continues. The piece notes past friction after Foster ousted Rex Burien.
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House of Representatives
Charles Fostun
Cin, Zimes
Foster
Rex Burien
Articulo Martis
Revised Democratic and Republican mayoral slate listed
The article presents a revised slate of Democratic mayoral candidates led by James B. Millikin and Thomas A. Nizer with several others named. Republican contenders include John M. Davidson, John B. Lawder, and J. J. Flickinger. Also listed are candidates for marshal city solicitor and street commissioner.
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James B. Millikin
Thomas A. Nizer
John §. Garver
Jacob Troutman
A. C. Stephenson
Edward Hughes
M. N. Maginnis
J. W. Mechly
More Doctors Graduated By American Medical College
Avenue Hall hosted commencement exercises for the American Medical College witnessed by a large St. Louis audience. Dr. Gronz C. Prizer read a session report as diplomas were awarded to a long list of graduates including G. M. Van De Venrt and J. W. Watters. Dr. S. L. Porrex gave the address on medicine’s progress, with the ceremony closing in benediction.
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Avenue Hall
Washington Avenue
Ninth Street
American Medical College
Mallen
St. Louis
Horson
G M. van DeVenrt
Dahlgreen
J. W. Watters
Quincy
Kansas
Jos. W. Ilarius
Protost
I Sylvester
Clyde
Osage
C.F. Kattunrrn
E. G. Ricnakvson
Alicia
Arkansas
Jj. M. Hampi
Iowa
J. T Ragsdale
Lincoln
A. J. Cammer
Boyler
Charley Beck Boots and Shoes Store Ad in Main Street
If you wish to have your boots and shoes repaired in the best and neatest style go to Charley Beck's boot and shoe store at No 13 Main Street First Ward. He is doing a large business in the custom work line as well as mending and carries a large stock of ready made boots and shoes.
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Charley Beck
Main Atreet
First Ward
Democrat prints tickets only for true Democrats at low rates
The writer notes in a Democrat issue that candidate names will be inserted at one dollar in advance, praising the Democrat for keeping ticket printing affordable. They claim printing costs have run high and applaud a supposed shift toward printing tickets only for true and tried Democrats.
Ashbrook Kendall dies in Cambridge City Ind
News of the Week notes Ashbrook Kendall a noted scenic and decorative artist died in Cambridge City Indiana on Saturday. Also reported are Bernhard Boucher held to answer in Cleveland for alleged attempt to burn a bonded warehouse. 480 pages of the Alabama Investigation printed with contradictory testimony. a Dayton meeting reports 70 000 subscribed. Washington expects Hour Committee report to mirror Foster Committee findings. Conservatives plan compromise in Louisiana likely to be adopted. Senator Ramsay returns to Washington with friends free to withdraw from the race. Sioux City appeal for grasshopper plague victims. Utica NY masked men bind and gag watchman, steal night train bag. Missouri Legislature proposal to inquire into attack on Reuben Samuels house. longshoremen strike in New Orleans met by police. Wintermute case discharged then held for grand jury. Dead Letter Office receives snakes addressed to Germany, with copperhead alive.
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Ashbrook Kendall
Cambridge City
Ind
Bernhard Boucher
Cleveland
Alabama
Quaint Scene Of A Girl And A Dog At The Door
A little girl calls to a dog at the opposite door then taps a window and shouts Ing bell ing bell, capturing a simple domestic moment described in brisk narrative voice. The brief vignette centers on motion, sound, and a child's effort to summon the pet.
Minister's Question Sparks Grim Witty Reply
A minister asked a tippler leaning against a fence where he hoped to go after death. The man replied that if he cannot improve his life he will not go anywhere and will stay where he is.
Independent and local candidates for spring mayoral race
The text announces two independent mayoral candidates En Guipay and En Grino for the upcoming spring election, noting support from many friends and former officials. It mentions additional candidates including John Rose for City Marshal and Geo Bisdorf seeking re-election as Cry Saree Commissioner, plus JR Sites as Independent City Solicitor candidate.
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Pieawe
Plicks
Grino
Atin Leg
Miliakin
Bete
T.east Finvance
John Rose
Ofice City
Barshal
Epis Grinex
Y Tuomas Awiles
En. Grinew
Geo. Bisdorf
Friends
Ep. Grinoxs
RIEN
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John McElwee
Wx. Beckert
Dourrouen
Scuwas
E. G. Dyer
Bunnsipg
Senate of the United States
Cin. Commercial
F. D. Buack & Co
Hermann
Boxewer
Boxener
Tilton
Guinon
Burnside
U. S. Senate
Schence
Vallandig Hams
Burnsip
Ws. Allen
Alven G. Ti
C. L. Vallandighan
Ohio
Trami’s
Hotel de Ferrie
Job
Tne
Mar Plesse
Thomas E. Thomas
James E. Neat
Josefh W. Starrs
Lincoln, Schraska
Suants
C. L. Varnanpienam
Beckett Block
Davi Lince
Dexia Hathaway
Miss Barr
Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Helena
Ark
M. E
Earth
Sieewanrt
John M. Davidson
John B. Lawder
J. J. Flickinger
David T. Riley
John Boose
Johnson McGeehan
Moses Kline
Charles Brown
John Johnson
David Lingler
Harry Boltzmeyer
J.B. Sites
John G. Sallie
George Bisdorf
Joseph W. Meyers
Philip Morganthaler
Theodore Becker
Henry Dunn
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Washington
Hour Committee of Investigation
Louisiana
Ramsay
Sioux City
Nebraska
Dakota
Utica
New York
American Express
Missouri
Reuben Samuels
Clay County
Wintermute
McCook
Yankton
Grines
Mense
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