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Newspaper
Joliet Daily Sun
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1875
Page
2
The notice lists rates for classified ads and tutoring lines, including ten cents per week for one year and five cents per extra line. It mentions publishing by Sun Printing Co. and Chicago Sereen with fees for four lines and additional lines.
Boss Tweed is freed by a court ruling on a technicality and may reenter politics. He could become a future Democratic candidate for governor of New York.
The statement argues the republican party has no plan to wage war on any religious denomination and will not alter its path to please either the Signal or the Republican side. It emphasizes consistency in policy despite rising pressure from opposing factions.
The source accuses Pak' Signal of distorting truth by claiming the Republican Party of Ohio opposes the Catholic church. It states the Ohio democracy leans toward the church while Republicans stay independent of all churches, intensifying the ongoing fight as usual.
The Tax Courier editorial asserts Col Utley the canal commissioner is a railroad attorney. The piece states Utley was never a lawyer, not trained in law, and never admitted to practice. It accuses the Courier of fabrication and notes the claim as unfounded.
The Signal runs a critical piece accusing a Republican party of city ties of fomenting anti Catholic rhetoric. The paper notes the editor is a former insider who previously supported the Signal’s party with his vote last year.
Will county jurors in session in this city have ages averaging about 52 years. Foreman Clark Baker leads a list including EB Hewes, Geo Danser, Joseph McCain, Charles Holz, B Baumgartner, J W Smith, A A Osgood, Dr H Folke, W Way, Leb aeed Ly, and others. The report notes the notably aged composition of the grand jury.
The Signal's weekly political editorial centers on Ohio, criticizing Judge Taft for not campaigning and backing Gen. Hayes for governor. It argues the stump for Hayes fuels the Republican ticket and questions Taft's effort and loyalty.
A scramble of notes discusses postage costs, a priest's legal status, and appeals to charity amid numerous catastrophes. It mentions Ismarck seeking warmer climes, Saratoga material priced at 1.60 daily on a western railroad, and Earl Duke LeRoy shoveling instead of courting a heiress. Remembered letters of Robespierre spark gloom. Cadmus and the invention of letters invite indignation.
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