County Republicans Meet to Nominate and Delegate
The Republican County Central Committee will meet Saturday July 25 1874 at 1 pm at George Jameson’s office Lima to fix a time for a county convention nominate county officers and elect delegates to district and state conventions. Advisory Committee members are urged to attend.
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George Jameson
Lima
R.T. Boanes
Chaiman
Jacob Moser
R. W. Harreman
District Court of
Allen County
Obb
Court House
Ibbie
Gecrtel Brebbines
Ohi
Mage
Mareqille
WM. Miller
Sherif
Jane
Second Hamphire County flood mirrors Mill River disaster
Springfield Mass July 1 details emerge of a second flood in Hampden County Mass caused by the Middlefield reservoir breach. The dam on Middlefield Brook released vast water, sweeping farms, mills, roads and bridges from Chester to Albany. Major infrastructure losses include four bridges, a Boston and Albany line stretch, and hundreds of acres of property with no confirmed deaths.
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Hamphire Co
Mass
Middlefield
Caven
Middlefield Brook
Wesfield
Middlefield Switch
Uriah Church
Preent
Middlefield Centre
North Becket Hills
Church Brothers
Blush
Felloe
Oliver Blush
Harely
Chester
Westheld
Josef al Chester
Tomas Lucius
Emery Mall
Hamm Edge Tool Company
Lucius
Newton Coles
Bradford Palmer
Samuel Otis
Win
Pay & Son
Boston & Albany
Vere
Albany
Blush Hollow
Union
Church Bros
Jowar
Harry Meacham
Vair
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Chester Depot
Spixerimp
Springfield Repubican
Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Washington
Hinsdale
Ashley Brook
Republican Platform of Ohio Democracy Era
The text outlines a state platform urging defense of state sovereignty, limiting federal interference, and opposing the expansion of slavery. It calls for resisting the Kansas Nebraska act’s reach, opposing slave territory growth, and economical state governance with fair taxation and legislative reform. It emphasizes liberty, union, and prudent public spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio
Nebraska
Missouri
Republican Confederacy
Kansas
Emigrating Mormons Reach Salt Lake Region in Large Party
A New York special to the Chi egie Tribune reports the largest Mormon emigrant party to date, numbering about 700 with 450 adults, from various European nations led by Dane PC Carstensen. The group, formed by Utah missionaries, sails from Ulah aboard the Idaho and heads to the Salt Lake region aboard Pennsylvania Railroad. A second European party is also being organized to sail in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chiegie Tribune
Lindel An Hi
Guion
Idaho
Europe
Seaininavian Peninsula
PC Carstensen
Carstensen
Salt Lake Region
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Postage Reforms From The Post Office Gazette
The Post Office Gazette outlines July changes for the new Post office LHL. It covers prepayment of newspaper postage after January 1, free county delivery to newspapers for subscribers, salary fixes for fourth class postmasters under $1400, rebase of first to third class salaries, and a four pound limit with a cent per two ounces rate for non newspaper items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Gazette
Cool Your Butter and Euchre the Ice Man
A satirical survey on iced drinks and health beliefs linked to rising ice prices. The piece notes a butter preservation tip using a flower pot and wet cloths, and reports Osage National Bank notes stolen years earlier with forged signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euchre
Ice Man
Advance on Live Stock Tariff Increases Rail Rates Eastbound
Railroads raising live stock tariffs from Chicago to eastern destinations effective July 6 1874. Rates per 100 pounds set for New York Philadelphia Baltimore Buffalo Dunkirk Cleveland Toledo Detroit and Pittsburgh with specific weights and car types. No return passes or inducements for passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Buffalo
Suspension Bridge
Pittsburg
Hellaire
Dunkirk
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Istock
Revival of Business After Currency Bill Passes
The article notes a revived prosperity following the new currency bill signed by the President. Business inquiries rise across sectors, with optimism for robust trade. The iron industry shows signs of recovery as Cambria Iron Works resumes operations, though many furnaces remain idle with preparations underway.
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Evon
Congress
Cambria Iron Works
Kentucky Crop Estimates Report From Louisville Courier Journal
The Courier Journal will publish statewide crop reports. Three months without rain in Southern and Western Kentucky has ruined crops. tobacco nearly failed, corn and oats small, wheat best in years. Widespread destitution reported and calls to convene the Legislature for relief. Eastern and Central Kentucky received late rains with little relief. mountain districts report starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvinne
Diane
Phe Courier Journal
Launtuaries
Kentucky
Orangemen Celebrate Quietly in New York City
Orangemen of New York city and vicinity, about thousand men in twelve lodges, gathered at Fourth Avenue head quarters and marched to the Church of the Holy Trinity. Rev S H Tying preached a sermon urging unity and avoidance of party strife. Spectators filled streets and windows as the procession passed peacefully. An excursion and picnic to Ona Island planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fourth Avenue
Church of the Holy Trinity
S. H. Tying
Universal Brotherhood
Orange Lodges
Ona Island
Postage Stamp Volumes Issued by Department This Year
The fiscal year ending June 30 saw 72,73,420 ordinary stamps issued to postmasters and 001,031,520 the previous year. Stamp value reached $23,827,000 with over 32,000,000 official stamps issued to executive departments. Total adhesive stamp value exceeded $24,000,000.
Indian Chiefs Linked in Plot Against Whites at Fort Sill
A Fort Sill man reports Indian chiefs Satanta Big Tree and Lone Wolf plotting with possible serious trouble ahead. military scouts move from Leavenworth Medicine Lodge and Cheyenne agency as tensions rise amid 19th century frontier unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Fort Sill
Satanta
Big Tree
Lone Wolf
Carlton
10Th Caycy
Cheyenne
Maj. Upham
Medicine Lodge
5Th Infantry
Leavenworth
Wichita
New Money and Offices Established Nationwide
Near four thousand additional dollars and offices have been created across the country. Boss Shepherd targets Chas A Dare for indictment under the new law in the District of Columbia. A Cheyenne Kiowa and Arapahoe outbreak at Fort Sill prompts cavalry calls. Denison is praised as head of the District Commission amid a tangled debt situation. Democrats in the Fourth District nominate John Cowan after a lengthy ballot. Local humor and feats close the column with Donaldson’s aerial trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss Shepherd
Washington Ring
Chas. A. Dare
N. Y
Dentison
Thorne
Mr. Dennison
Ovcan
Boeyrus
Congress
Berry
John Cowan
Astland County
Ordinance for West Street assessment in Lima Ohio
An ordinance provides a thirty three cent per foot assessment on all lots fronting West Street from Mares Street to Spencerville road in Lima to fund stone and gravel work. Payment due by September. Clerk to publish notice and forward abstracts to the county auditor for collection if unpaid after ten days. Parsed July 15, 04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Street
Jima
Ohio
Stein
Mares Street
Jima Amd
Spencerville Road
Lima
Alien County
Onr
E.sanford
K. Bell
Clark
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Lima Gazette
Edmiston & Sherman, Exuicas Amd Froteiens
County Central Committee
Republican County Central Committee
Central Committee
Calvin
Harrix
Amanda
A.J. Lones
Auglalia
Reuben White
Bath
Boyer
German
Leatherman
Jackson
Jom
A. Cowdla
Marion
A.J. McFarland
Monroe
Ames Meeks
Perry
Wr. Lewis
Richland
Jewe Hall
Shawnee
Theodore Eysenbagh
Spencer
Grifith
Sugar Creek
Olive Logan
Butler
May
Ladies Teague
Massilon
John Loesser
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Dayton
Campbell
U.S
Supreme Court of the States
Massachusetts
Williamsburg
Newark
New Ee
Springfield
Tracy Or Ramage
Plunkets Jericho Mill
Pitts- Hell
The
Viret Republican Platform
Osage National Bank
Osage
Iowa
Thie Bank
Treasury Department
Liverpool
Liver
Prince Bremtrek
Kisseagen
John D. Miles
Indian Commission
Springfield Transcript
van Valkenburg
Sidney Democrat
Rabbard Kelly
Auglaize County
van and Kelly
Pigna Democrat
Donaldson
Spring Street
Market
Board of Improvement of
Roy
Oxmaud
Ty Gevernare
Arkansas
Dakota
Cataegea
F.&h. Ashton
Atta R
WOO Bros
Aloruuumm
Praes
Deaton
Theo
Faly UN Ve
Aston
Alen
Mii
Lemma
Ba MG Tatra Company
Cael
Che Pittshargh Bart Waynr
Chris Haghs Company
Miebiizan Railroad Company
Tampa
Market Etree
High Street
Taos
Wayne Street
Ben Street
Pittisburgh
Fort Wayne
Tanner Street
Ebizateth
Wert Street
Lange
Sabd
Lertuce Aaid
Linea Gad Toght
Sap
Poocee
Caty
Cork Company
Ant
Warner McClain, Pigg
Allen Conmmen
Yesosar
Tates
Allen County Bank
Loa
National Deposit Bank
B. C. Faurot
G. G. Huckedorn
Gerrter
Frick
Maarter, Pravtners
Baers
Tee Cles Bane
Banter Brothers & CO
Banters Block, Lem. Otto
Roden
Seth
Ko Sai
Dee Gtart
Tandy
Crouse
Kibby
MD Tata Ih
Grocers
Lima, Ohio
Core Maen
Raeters Peters
Lima Hardhare
Kobe
Amd
Eve Reiteredd
Re de Set Wek
Wwe
Eye
Carridge Factory
Iluss
Damn, Conde
Wheeling and Jefferson
Tan
Diet Tebe
Ot Pherae
Diet Dege
Peertens
Wieden Thy
Batt
Seovese
Ciorst A Kem, Tans, Agel &T Cad
Secontiday
Ronge
Toeny Alen County
Ture Psu
Porse
Fandhorse Zita
Trl &i
Worlock P.m
Joly Eth
Cinrinonti
AL Olrath
Trealar
Cres Cot
Maudland
the Warren Hok
OLR
W. K. Boone
G. W. Overmyer
Doge
A. G. Lutz
Jenn Methorn
Amd Peta Ortrass
High and
Mate Street
Wurtacher & Cantleny’s
A. Lutz
Lima Marble Works
G W.jases
Ryland & Bond
Manu- Ae Farturere
Dialers
Market Street
Kass
Public Square
Elewhere
Wit
Chase. Curtis
Kent
Mlaving
Renee
Conde
Ilip Kell
Cor
Dorth
Bowne
B. Curtio
Mr. B. Hitchcock
Samanta Jonal Kime
Seip
Ofa Betheg
Dave
Ted
Wired
Dean Frater
Pierre Yomad
Abe
Homans
Erviade Pepirtary
Chile
Sackson & Avion
Sherifes Sale
Comer
Edn
Varit
Joel Merabhebat
Court of Common Pleas
Ota
Westminster
Vesighat
Zurilia Milter
Alen Common Plea
Hannah Dawsset
Obio
Cuirty
Xotica
Lunbee
J. W. Miller
Sale
Dee
Grangers
Ms. S.rose
Faroe
Ohio Combined Reaper & Moe
Wooster
Wiwater Coorer Mnullers
South Mars
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