Deadly Accidents Reported Across Midwest and Nevada
A series of fatal and serious injuries from accidents and mishaps across Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Minnesota Nevada New York and Kentucky are reported. Incidents include a tree collapse near Big Rapids a cannon blast in Terre Haute and a streetcar tragedy in Wheeling.
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Louis Finkbinner
Terre Haute
Ind
J. J. Hanks
Nastiuiker
Bowling Green
John Ingram
Lafayette
Bloomington
Greeleys Attacks on the Soldiers Debated
In the Pittsburgh controversy, General Hawley replies to Mr. Greeleys charges as infamously false. He cites Confederate soldiers and defends Pennsylvania Friends while stressing reconciliation and acceptance of war outcomes.
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Greeley
Pittsburgh
Hawley
Waterloo
Ysburgh
Uta Duc‘ceas
Ed & Rn
sPeenwaylvania
Appomattox
How the People Feel About the October Elections
The public rejoicing over October election results spans all classes and regions. The piece argues fear of Mr. Greeley’s judgment, predicts financial havoc if he becomes president, and contends his policies would push the country to a specie-based system and debt repayment within ten years.
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Greeley
United States
Sandu Thers
Political fear over Greeley secession stance voiced
The Chicago Post notes public unease over Mr. Greeley’s belief in secession if a region votes to leave the Union. It argues bloodshed and cost were for preserving the Union and praises the October outcome restoring national security and confidence among voters and politicians.
Seward Letter Supports Republican Principles and Party
Ex Secretary William H. Seward writes to R. P. Johnson of San Francisco, affirming support for the Republican party and the current Administration. He recalls his Civil War era duty, the need to sacrifice personal and party aims, and his continued commitment to the principles that guided the union through the conflict. He notes retirement from politics but keeps faith with party principles and candidates.
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William H. Seward
R. P. Johnson, Esq
San Francisco
Republican Party
Avaryan
Jounaon
Fam
Ethus
Ciizens
Williamm H
R. P. Jamxson
San Prancisco
Cal
How the Georgia Election was Managed
Dispatch to Judge Edmunds reports a chaotic Georgia election with Republican precincts blocked and voters intimidated. Observers cite arrests, armed roughs near polls, and suppression of Black voters while Democrats allegedly controlled key precincts and ballots.
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Georgia
Syasumnator
Edmunds
Atlanta
Jamee M. Edmunds
Republians
Repulican
Macon
United States
Ontry Fanson
the Chronicle
Bayanpah
Savannah
J. E. Bryant
Bishop Simpson Letter Signals Support for Grant
A letter from Bishop Simpson states he is not in favor of Mr. Greeley for President and plans to vote for General Grant if spared, asserting the country needs an unchanged policy for four years longer.
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Bishop Simpson
Snys
Mr. Greeley
General Grant
Vinegar Pie And Other Rural Recipes From Hearth and Home
A selection of kitchen tips and household notes from Western Rural and Hearth and Home covers recipes for Vinegar Pie, Dark Baked Pudding, Bean Soup, Soft Graham Bread, Wafers, Indian Pudding, and a silk washing method. It also includes a long farm storage and tool-organization advisory urging readers to mend bags, label gear, oil harvest implements, and store equipment to save space and money.
How to Have a Neat Farm Plan for tidying farm tools and spaces
The article advises farmers to adopt strict order and routine. Start with a coordinated wagon stone boat carrying tools, clear fences, trim weeds, fix gates, tighten bolts, and collect loose boards. Include labor with a boy or man, inspect bridges, remove obstructing debris, and organize boards and manure for a tidy farm.
We Know Beans Grow Best on Clean Rich Land
The author, an agriculturist, discusses profitable bean farming across twenty acres, stressing clean mellow soil, proper cultivation, and avoiding weeds. A two year old clover sod plowed in June yielded over twenty bushels per acre at $3.25 a bushel, with quick harvest and follow up wheat.
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Agriculturiet
Rennet Preparation Methods From Eight Years of Practice
A dairy expert argues for soaking rennets in whey prepared by careful whey processing to avoid taint from water. He advocates drying rennets with air in earthen jars, salt only at ends, and soaking in pure sour to preserve quality while reducing salt and preventing taint.
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Georgia Negronk
Aio
McCormick
Big Rapids
Mich
Ganartyr
Easton
Troy
N.Y
Sten Oleson
la Crosse
Wis
Edward Giles
Uhita
Milwaukee
Sommerfeldt
St. Marie
Shanley
Mattoogil
H. Richman
Williams
Iowa
Bate Center
Bruce
Wheeling
Val
Haskins
Abie
Motio
James Hooker
I Hallack
Denver
Colorado
Marvin Church
Michigan Lake Shore Railroad
Black Lake
Jefferson Avenue
Detroit
James R. Parmeter
Concord
Roise
Hyde Park
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
John Baylor
Francis’ M. Wallace
Grand Rapids
Saginaw
Mr. Wells
Nashville
Pase Bali
Constantino
Reans
Cerbin
Lyons
Wagonan
Fox
Martin
Multen
Wes
Zoutsville Courier Journal
North Byron
Elston Whitcomb
Silver City
Nevada
Hammill
Chicago Post
Seward
Scientific American
Rennet
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