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Newspaper
Joliet Daily Sun
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1875
Page
2
Fragmented ad text lists rates for delivery and rentals with prices per period. Mentions Sun Printing Co publishers at 33 and 35 Chicago Street and various short notices.
Samuel A Buckmaster announces a Springfield based Democratic organ with support to him personally. Janet Nelson of the United States District Court in Winona Minn affirms the constitutionality of the supplementary civil rights law passed by the last Congress. Judge Nelson noted as a straight Democrat, this marks the first federal ruling on the measure. Evarts closes eight day Beecher case arguments. prosecution to rest Friday. judge to instruct jurors Saturday. Signal editorial attacks Governor Hartranft amid Republican renomination. Cassius M Clay recalls Adams Schurz era and laments leaders without followers. public political discourse and critique continue.
In a sharp political exchange two rival papers admit a truce to condemn Governor Beveridge. The Signal mocks the Joliet Republican for praising itself while denouncing pardoning power, calling their joint stance a public reckoning amid heated battles between party lines.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific and Chicago Alton & St. Louis publish May 24 1875 timetables. Westbound trains depart Chicago 10 18 a.m. and 5 0 p.m. Eastbound arrivals and many other stops listed. Officials H N Marsh and S Grow provide schedules. Freight services available with tickets. Depot locations noted. Community church notices and local offices follow.
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