Jefferson County Democratic Convention Beats June 28 1875
The Jefferson County Central Committee will meet at the Court House in Audersburg on Monday June 28 1875 at 10 o clock to nominate candidates for county offices and handle convention business. Primary elections for delegates and alternates are set for Saturday June 19 1875 at polling places across precincts with polls open 8 to 6. Delegates allocated by precinct include multiple locations such as Jefferson City Boulder Valley White Hall and others.
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Jefferson County
M.T
Court House
Audersburg
Delewatts
Clunty
Boulder Valley
White Hall
Fred Greek
Lowe Boulder
Three Forks
Radersburg St. Loui
Spungville
Beaver Greck
Headingville
J. Weston
WAC 1L
Tusk
Badersbure
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Federal Council
Imperial Chancellery
Germany
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Rowe
Jane
Italy
Switzerland
Marsh
U. S
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Ttia
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Mensels
Carpet-baggers facing political downfall across states
The piece rails at carpetbaggers from Alabama to Arkansas and Vermont, predicting political expulsions and legal troubles. It lambasts Spencer and Sypher for suspicions of bribery or debt, and foresees return to New England as the garlanded Garland era ends.
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Alabama
Neo
Spencer
United States Senate
Adicon
Senate
Iowa
J Hale Sypher
Congress
Lousiana
Louisiana
Ife
Macreant
Stephen W. Elroscey
Green Hills
Vermont
Arkansas
Garland
Washington
New England
Mining education on the Pacific coast proposed debated
The Pacific coast press favors a scheme for broader mining and metallurgy studies. It argues a technical school is needed, notes European training gaps, and emphasizes combining practical mine work with laboratory science to form well rounded, capable miners.
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Pacific Coast
Acheme
Freibourg
Europe
Montana
Telegraph network to link Idaho with world by telegraph
Aut thesia subscription for the capital stock of the Silver City and Beige City Telegraph Company is secured and the wire ordered from San Francisco. In under two months Idaho capital will connect telegraphically with the world. A Bath England railway accident on June 11 killed several persons and injured many others.
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Thesia
Silver City
Beige City
San Francisco
Idaho
Bath
England
Appointment rumors and frontier news from the 11th instant
Telegram from Missouri’s Abram Comings accepts a Sioux treaty commission seat with Gen. Terry as army representative and Bishop Havens awaiting acceptance. Allison and Hinman also accept, leaving one commissioner to be named. A Pope reply praised American church elevation and urged active preaching. Sheridan HQ reports Indians stole 250 horses near Rock Creek Valley. Indiana Indians head toward the Platte. A Minnroeville funeral ends in protest after a man’s Odd Fellows alliance is revealed, provoking a disturbed burial with Protestant rites.
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Washington
Abram Comings
Missouri
Gen
Terry
Bishop Havens
Senator Allison
Rev
Hinman
Gen. Sheridan
Chicago
Fort Sanders
Wyoming
Rock Creek Valley
Indiana
Platte
Sweetwater
Baboon Intelligence and a Curious Cooking Lesson
An Oriental trained a baboon to watch his dinner. The monkey opened the pot, tasted the chicken, and devised a method to flee punishment, using dust and posture to resemble a stone with meat. The tale notes the baboon’s observational faculties and rudimentary language. Also reported is a Dominica discovery of a boiling lake with sulfur beds, a 2500 foot high mound, and a sulfurous margin.
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France
Baboon
Orient
Tor
Joseph Sturge
Birmingham
Dominica
Dra. Freeland and Nichols
Capt
Gardinar
Mr. Watt
Rossesa
Five Men Rescued After Vicksburg Sinking Icebound
The New York report describes five men rescued from the Dominion line steamship Vicksburg after it struck ice and sank off St Johns. Survivors report heavy exposure and swollen feet as they await recovery. The vessel, a 3500 ton iron ship valued at 325000, carried few steerage passengers.
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Wheck
Vicksburg
New Youk
James Crowley
Quebec
Weelack
St. John’s
St. Johns
O'Brien
Gragao
Wilkinson
Wiliams
Montreal
Dominion Line
England
Torrence & Co
Indictments Presented in New York Grand Jury Case
In addition to Claflin & Co indictments, the U S Grand Jury charged Chas W Felid Aston Fetid Jno R Morris and Wm D Fenner with receiving and concealing upwards of 600000 dollars worth of smuggled silks during 1874. The report also covers quarantines and international dispatches.
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New York
Claflin & Co
U. S
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