Political commentary and campaign notes in 1868 New York paper
A mixed 1868 political column discusses Gouverneur Miller and Republican electors, tariff ideas, and praise for women's causes, public figures, and the Irish-American vote. It references Oliver White and Grace Harwood, plus discussion of Levi Morton’s cattle prizes and campaign rhetoric on tariffs.
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New York
Cme
Oliver White
Peoria Daily Journal
Woman's World
Grace Harwood
The
Republican
Buffalo
Levi P ‘Morton
Guernsey
Harrison
Chicago
Contested Nebraska Senate Nomination At Republican Meet
In Nebraska the 24th senatorial convention dispute over Patrick Real’s candidacy prompted the Republican executive committee to act as arbitrators. Keckley contends Real was not the legitimate nominee and would withdraw if the committee’s finding favored Real, while Bartram criticizes partisan decency amid a broader battle over nomination legitimacy and party history.
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Patrick Real
Nebraska
Ansiem
Omaha Bee
Republican Central Committee
Capital Hotel
Judge Harlan
Attorney Gibert
C. R. Keckley
Joe Fisher
Geneva
Exeter Enterprise
John Barsby
Pat
Keckley
Real
Fairmont
Senate
W. H. H Bartram
Bartram
Republican Party
United States
Yarioua
A Trial by Jury
The people have delivered a unanimous verdict in favor of Dr Price's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, touted as the standard remedy for stomach disorders, biliousness, sick head and dizziness, constipation, and sluggish liver.
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Dr Price
Magnolis Grange Fair impresses with improved exhibits
A visit to Magnolis Grange Fair reveals a lively show of stock fruit jellies corn and seeds with new wall paper frescoing and a strong display of fancy work and sewing machines. Notable items include a cucumber shaped prank snake relics in the geology display and a Dutch Bible 290 years old.
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Magnolis Grange
Geo Park, Esq Judd
H. K. Smith
Gaston
A.B. Wilson
Wm Allen
Eberley
Lestant
Holland
Wm Wierman
Missive from Whitefield Corners recalls old friends and faith
A Sept 18 1883 letter from Cowley County Kansas reflects on lost friends from an 1879 reunion, mourns Mrs Calef and Mrs Knights, and honors church life at Whitefield Corners. The writer praises local families, teachers, and revival plans while noting community faith, memory, and Hope in Kansas.
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Wrorrexp, Cowley Co
Kan
Rear
Ezra Calef
Red Man’s Country
Calef
Mra Moses Knights
Mra Calef
Whitefield Corners
Rupp
Kansas
Christ
Moses
Flora
Elsie
Jesus
Helen
Mama
P.j Hill
Addie Runnells
Cowley Co
Wheat crop hopes and pioneer remedies noted in local column
The text reports farmers aiming for 75 to 100 acres and bushel yields with prices around six cents per bit, while western Kansas faces gloom. It also mentions abundance of apples and fine peaches, the decline of log cabins, and advertisements for Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla and Tippecanoe Stomach Tonic as revival reprints of old pioneer remedies.
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Nssfaleass
Kansas
J. A. Reep
Lot Cabin
Warner
Lafe Cure Fame
America
School Enrollment and Names From Wirt Street District
Schools in the Lower building report first month enrollment by class and teacher with names of students listed as not tardy or absent for the month ending Oct 4. The Higher Intermediate lists many students and teachers, followed by sponsor notices and medical ad content from local Toledo firms.
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Mrs Harwoods
Miss Helper
Miss Albertson
Miss Whitney
Sth
Miss Boake
M. L. Boice
August Ponser
Vern Tomassoo
George Stabbies
John Gregory
John Adams
Frank Hartley
Zacky Gilpin
Alfred Dayton
Ralph Kirkpatrick
George Koch
Charlie Niblock
Bennie McBride
Leopard Worley
Beonie Wright
Roy Worley
Wallie Sleator
Steam Printing Office Subscriptions and Notices
Publication notice outlines weekly Thursday issues with subscription rates for one year in County 10 advance. Readers urged to prepay, with notices to printers and addresses, and public notices including deaths and thanks published free in the paper.
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Pitase
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C. L. Hood & Co
Lowell
Maas
Coal
Warren & Harrington
Khly
Sete Leree
Druggiats. &Co
Hamlin
Lake
Cos
Montgomery Ward & CO
Michigan Avenue
Busingsar
Hiram Wright
Whitefield Townah
Bohoosicot
Henry
Minter
Price
Joan Miller
Alr
Jos Scuick
Thomas Drasfeld
Whitefield
A. Lownship
Wesley Powell
Whilosoft
Sqoteeng
Gillan Daan Flas
Ogpo
Xtand
Bowen Vain
Grence Boer, Boren
Congress
Las
Poss Mere
Mes
Klight
Wirt,Street
Flow
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Cheney & Co
Toledo
F J
Cheney
Weent & Truax
Obie Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
Ohio
Hall
Mark
St. Arelief
Everythers
Charles A. Vogeler
Purdy Campbell
Ie Romana
Beverance
Ston
Opty
Tenry Republican
Gee Hart
Flerene
Ovirkmansuip
Abe
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Grand Army L. C
W. B.C
W.c.u
Our Lady of Perpetual Succor
Henry Branch
Meetrevary
Ea Ib
Henry Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
G A.B
J M Kirkpatrick
Cc. T. A
A.W. Kinnear, M.D
Henry, Mlinois
Gresser
W.H. Jones
Ili
Feice
Regulator
Third Street
City Drug Store
Pendleton
Magnolia, Il
O. F. Taylor, M. D
Magnolia
Putnam County
C Snyder
Henry, Il
Fice
Dental College
Fred
Potter
Attorney AT Law
Q.M. Bank
J Ji Sands
Bank & Sands
Attorneys AT Law
Marshall
First National Bank
Lacon
Gates
Henry, Ol
Yy Eee
Wirt
Richard Streets
W.A. Smith
Athay’s Drug Store
Sparland, Ill
W. Mateer
Paskell Danean
Sayudue
Wm. Niblock & Co
Carpenters
Ayp Builders
Sts. Henry