Blaine Receives National Committee at Mrs Blaine’s Home
National Committee arrives at Avausta Maine on June 21 to present formal nomination notice for Mr Blaine. General Henderson delivers the address praising past actions and the party’s Chicago platform, then Mr Blaine replies with gratitude and acceptance expressing readiness to carry the Trust.
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Blaine
Ienderson
Avausta
National Committee
General Henderson
Blarine
United States
Chicago
District of Columbia
Bealdo
Republican Party
Wren
Lincoln
Garfield
Acta
Fathers of the Republic
Bouuty
Bulli Te Yuu
Henderson
Walker Blaine
Blalna
Voha
Butler letter accepts Greenback nomination for presidency
General Butler responds to his Greenback National Convention nomination in Indianapolis. He praises the Greenback currency, defends the policy as essential to the Republic, and urges unity to advance financial and civil reforms while rejecting returns to old monetary disputes. He closes with thanks and friendship.
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New York
Butler
Lowellt
Mass
Geentlemen
Indianapolis
Supreme Court of the
United States
Andrew Jiteloon
Eutepiee
Jackson
Poe
Supreme Court Upholds Scott Liquor Law Provisions
The court affirmed King v Capellar and reversed Butzman v Whitbeck. It declares the second section unconstitutional as a first lien on premises but keeps the rest of the law valid. The question of full law constitutionality is not decided, and liquor dealers must pay the Jane collection tax with further testing to occur at the December semi annual payment.
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Cotvants, O
Supreme Court
Scott Liquor Law
King Vs. Capellar
Butzman
Illinois Judge Sees 78 Cook County Convictions in Nonjury Trials
Judge Williamson of Chicago notes that in thirty months Cook County juries had tried and sentenced seventy eight offenders to penitentiary. The Mason gang was convicted, with Shay and George Adams each given twenty years and Boody Mason fifteen. Norman horse shipment to Bloomington marked by 116 head from France. Various local deaths crimes and agriculture reports follow across Illinois counties.
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Judge Williamson
Chicago
Cook County
Mason
Criminal Court of
Shay
George Adams
Boody Mason
Bloomington
France
John Blackmore
el Paso
Woodford County
Mr. Blackmore
England
Belleville
St. Clair County
Jesse Bair
D. J. Saisbury
Porter County
Nord, Anderson
Award
Colonel Braave
Rockford
Winnebago County
Willan M. Smith
Moweagua
Shelby County
W.H. J Sawyer
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Wellingtoen
Kan
Dorchester
Galena
Daviess County
Len
Selehan
Selehan O
Ira Ross
Stirland
Henry T. Lally & Co
Zhi Lake Street
Clark Bredsguard
Maron
Marcon County
Carlinville
J. Black
Danville
D. M. Funk
Orr
Huma
Saa J Reid
Princpal
Fiorenes Orr
Marie C Anderson
Anna Hichardson
Rose Ogle
Lizzie Gill
Cornelia Davis
FE. Knights
Gray
Burton & Kingman
Battle Creek
Litta
New York Juvenile Asylum
Edwardsville
Madison County
Louise Cauin
Monmouth
Warren County
Isaac Jacobson
George Bedell
Williamson
An Appetizing Table of Diet and Vegetarianism
A discussion on diet guidance and evolving prescriptions notes that vegetarian ideals offer ample plant based options. It highlights seasonal gardens for spring through fall, canned and dried stores in winter, versatile cereals, and diverse vegetable dishes to sustain nutrition and appetite.
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Andrew Conshe
Simple Wash Dress Styles with Belted Waists and Tucks
Simple wash dress designs feature white Victoria lawn and linen lawn fabrics with a wide belt hidden by a sash and a large bow. The skirt uses three breadths with front shaping and numerous tucks, finished by embroidery or a gathered flounce, and a long belted waist covered by a concealed belt.
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Victoria Lawn
Victoria
Arper
Bazar
Amateur actor foiled in Baltimore saloon money ruse
A man with a sack entered a Baltimore groggery and showed what looked like $25,000 to deceive a saloon keeper. A companion urged the keeper to hold the bag for $500 security, insisting the money remain untouched. The man paid, but the bag contained only worthless paper.
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Baltimore
Rymseller
Notable Dignitaries and Oddities Highlight Postcard Harbors
A collage of brief items notes Charles Reade’s $100,000 in hard cash, a Church of England biography on Judas Iscariot, and Henry Wheeler aged ninety four with 122 descendants. Also mentions Lucky Baldwin’s fourth marriage, Tolman’s £30,000 MA gift to the YMCA for temperance, Gillett Bailey’s reappointment as Territorial Geologist, and a London post office claim by a woman.
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Charles Reade
Church of England
Judas Iscariot
Henry Wheeler
Hickory Flat
Lucky" Baldwin
San Francisco
John B. Tolman
Lynn
Mass
Young Men's Christian Association
Fraf
Gillett FE
Bailey
Wyvorne
Baiey
Terrtory
Black Hills
Dakota
Bolton
The
Independent
England
London
Constance Bell
Hoykin
5. C
Jasper Henson
Quips and Quirks in Brief Observations and Jests
A collection of humorous snippets from various papers. Jokes about a dandy and a ragman, a girl singing Listen to the Mocking Bird, and witty exchanges about kissing and dispositions. Tales of a five daughter father seeking four-leaf clover luck, royal name hurrahs, and odd encounters in towns like Philadelphia and Burlington.
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Philadelphia
Mary
Henry
Dmamedane
Ladelplaa Herald
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Central Division
Charlie Porter
Rock Island
Iroy
McLean County
Bluford W. Bramble
Kentucky
John R Reding
New Hampshire
Robert C Winthrop
Massachusetts
Hiland Hall
Vermont
Richard W .Thompson
Indiana
David L. Tulee
Florida
William McGwinn
Mississippi
California
Harvey M. Watterson
Tennessee
Robert M .P. Hunter
Alexander H. H Stuart
Virginia
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New Yorkery
Reading
Hanover
Alexandrina Maria Theresa Hennette
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Elizabeth Frederica Georgina
Jersey
Crby Journal
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Mr. Jones
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