Miscellaneous notes from the Che Bulletin and State papers
The item lists varied notes: Dr. Glenn sells his California wheat crop for 500000, Pat Washburn abandons presidential bid to clear path for Ulvases, Ohio elections seen as fall precursors, a quo of political and legal commentary, and notices on livestock sales in Mexico. It also mentions Carl Schurz, Virginia colored citizens convention, Senator Gordon on vice presidency, Grant and Morton bank ties, Illinois railroads in receivership, and Missouri Governor Hardin praised for honesty.
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Pet. B. Washburn
Ulvases
Ohio
Gordon
Mines Decline Prompt W L Moore Warning to Emigrants
From Colorado profile dated April 12 1875 W L Moore warns emigrants against coming to the silver mining region noting vast idle mines poor returns and surplus labor as mining declines. He cites Eastern and foreign investors abandoning mines and a general trade slump affecting local businesses and professions.
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Gronc Brown
Tun Enior
Rue Bonner
Dean Sin
Colorado
W. L. Moore
California Emigration Rush Outran Expectations
The St. Joe Herald notes an unprecedented spring wave to California with 9300 travelers via Kearney Junction in March. Over 7000 spent their last dollars on rail fare while San Francisco prospects prove bleak and many, "dead broke," beg and sleep in barns.
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St. Joe
California
Golden Slope
Kearney Junction
San Francisco
Josh Billings Trivia Brightens Spelling Losses
Readers who falter in spelling may find relief in Josh Billings remarks as a convivial figure who has spoken many of the day’s brightest lines.
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Josh Billings
New Laws Include Public Assembly Weapon Ban and Tax Lands Redemption
A Missouri act defines carrying deadly weapons in churches schools courts and other public gatherings as a misdemeanor with up to six months in jail and a fine. The bill also provides a tax redemption process for lands forfeited for non payment, detailing payments, receipts, and filing steps with local authorities. The text references a Supreme Court ruling on political lobbying for private claims and warns against corrupt arrangements in public policy.
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General Assembly
State of
Missouri
St. Louis
St. Louis County
Connecticut Voiced Rebuff to Grantism in April Vote
The Boston Post notes Connecticut repudiated Grantism in a statewide election. Democrats and Liberals rallied, defeating the Grant party amid federal patronage and corruption tactics while affirming constitutional government and local reform.
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Boston Post
Connecticut
Democratic Reform Party
Grant
Grantism
Grant Party
New Hampshire
Party of Prohibition
Third Term Crusade Faces Republican Party Clash
Philadelphia Times reports administration pursues relentless proscription of leading Republicans not backing the third term. Editors allied with Grant push for consolidation, pressuring Morton and Cameron to yield leadership. Contenders like Schurz and Fenton may stay outside the fold while party strategists forecast a 1876 bid.
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Washinaton
April
Grant
Cameron
Pennsylvania
PHS
Morton
New Orleans
Conkling
Schurz
Fenton
Trumbull
Ohio
Hartranft
White House
Greatest Political Victory in Connecticut Sets Record
The Hartford Times reports a Connecticut election total of 100,874 last Monday, the largest ever poll in state history by 1,537. English led Jewell by 1,772 in 1868. this year the Democratic and Liberal vote rose by 3,131 while Radicals fell by 4,430, yielding a 6,490 Democratic majority and a 9,333 lead over Greene. A Sacramento public school admitted a Chinese girl.
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English
Jewell
Connecticut
Gov. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Greene
Democrats
Liberal Democratic Party
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