Bristow and Politics Dominate Che Bulletin of 1875
The June 18 1875 Che Bulletin notes Bristow looming for the presidential nomination and reports on army appearances in Miller county the New Hampshire Legislature electing P C Cheney as governor and ongoing treasury and internal revenue changes. It also cites county thievery county expenditures and the potato bug alert with Paris green as a remedy.
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New Hampshire
P. C. Cheney
Governa
Colorado
Riley
Notorious Deed Forger Reed Arrested in Land Swindle Case
Chicago detective Jim Fanning traced Reed to Quincy where he was arrested after a scheme involving forged signatures blank deeds and counterfeit tools. The case centers on Hill v Reed for nearly one million dollars in disputed land titles tied to a web of accomplices including Turner Kibbe and others, with multiple ejectment suits exposing a vast real estate scam.
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Forgfr
James Reed
Quincy
Herald
Chicago
Reed
United States District Court
Hill
Poed
Kirby
Will
Joliet
Jim
James Fanning
Philadelphia
Wilson
New York
Ilinois
Missouri
United States Army
Cit
St. Joseph
Rodolphus K. Turner
Howard Turner
J. B. Strong
R. K. Turner
Kibbe
Springfield
Mass
Hyde Park
J. Young Scammon
Inter-Ocean
Turner
Robinson
Empson Hamilton
Helen O’hara Harrell
Massachusetts
Mr. Hill
Joseph Hoxie
Hugh Chittick
Scammon
Et al
Providence Hospital Ties Reveal Land Ownership Battle
After a long search he located her in Providence Hospital Washington. She testified she never owned land in Cook County and agreed to relocate to Chicago to live at his house under the Turners cautious care.
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Turner
Providence Hospital
Washington
Turners
Cook County
Chicago
Boynton counters Sherman on Forts Henry Donelson credit
Washington correspondent Gen Boynton refutes Sherman memoir claims about credit for the Forts Henry and Donelson campaign. He cites letters and records showing Grant first proposed the move, Halleck granted permission, and Sherman later claimed the idea at Halleck’s headquarters.
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Cleveland Leader
Boynton
Washington
Cincinnati Gazette
Sherman
Henry and
Donelson
Grant
Halleck
Haleck
Commodore Foote
St. Louis
Henry and Donelson
Honiad
Stalleck
Politics Made Profitable in South Carolina
The piece profiles Gen Beverly Nash a prominent South Carolina senator and penitentiary and lunatic asylum regent, noting his rise from slavery to political influence and wealth. It includes dialogue on the third term debate and Blaine support, and sketches Nash as a high churchman with a guarded stance on reform.
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Butler
The
Essex Statesman
New York Tribune
Beverly Nash
South Carolna
Reconstruction
Columbia
State Senate
Grant
South Carolina
Blaine
Cardoza
House of Representatives
Blaie
Washington life and Welcker’s dinner economy in capital
The piece surveys Washington living costs and dining culture, noting Welcker’s restaurant as a hub for Congress and diplomats. It describes private suites from eight to ten dollars daily, heavy spending on elites, and the role of meals in politics through lobbyists and lawmakers.
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Cer
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Boston
New York
Congress
Welcker’s
Welcker
Washington
Gautier
Fifteenth Street
United States
House
It Will Do St Louis For National Democratic Convention
The Cario Bulletin argues the only suitable site for the national Democratic convention is St Louis. It dismisses Chicago New York Cincinnati Baltimore Boston Philadelphia Pittsburg Louisville and other cities as unsuitable for various reasons and favors St Louis for its quiet population and solid backing.
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Cario Bulletin
Chicago
Mat
New York
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Douglas
Greeley
Ana
Boston
Philadelphia
Johnson
Pittsburg
Louisville
O’connor
Blanton Duncan
St. Louie
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Che Bulletin
Mrawner & Tyler
Public Square
Ep. F. Prixins
Christ's Church
Linneus
D. I. Stephenson, M. D
Linneus, MO
Court House
A.W
R. Cox, mM. D
Rice Morrnis
King
West Side
Jacob Gartner
Craig
D. Fellows
Brookfield, MO
Snow's Block
B. Philbert
Tanneus
G. Stixsox & Co
Portland, Maine
Thomas Maxwell Il
Cral & Well
Broadway neateeMarket
William Daubney
Jura Lips
PuBlic Squaree
Uld
J. G. Morrison
Pacific House
Amecus
J. W. Wilkerson
Bette
Ofice
Laclede
Moore
Bucean Teomrson
Plesse
R. B. Bacon News
L. Waldrum & CO
All
Hereas
B. G. Bruce
Recorders Office
County of
Linn
County of Linn
State of Missouri
Towit
Pope Ee
Albert Blair
Trestes
Joseph Patton
Linn County
Linnome
Anid
Chessroun
the Square
Laclede Business Directory
B. Easton, M. D
Laclede, MO
Laclede House
Depot
Laclede, Linn County, Mo
Joan F. Pershing
W. P. Spurgeon
Welsh & Hamilton
P. F
Cc. Wolker, Laclede
Dr Ali
Kansas City
Virgil
Vpituef
Steves
N. E. Corner Public Square
W. B. Cather
B. Easton
Mit
Bristow
Army
Miller County
Treasury
Internal Revenue Departments
Saline County Progress
Wwe
Morton
Owee
Osage
Chamois
Cedar County
Cedar
Senator Hamlin
Jefferson Davis
Gen. Sherman
Lincoln
Saline County
State Board of Equalization
Iowa
Limbo
Bankers
T. D. Price & Co
Wilkerson & CO
Mike
M. J. Wileta
Pub. Square
George Brown
Fort Donelson Campaign
Washington Life
All Moens
Clay
Seward
Illinois
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