Bank robbery, politics, and the life of Charley Ross headline
A chaotic federal and state political panorama unfolds with a Bank of Commerce theft in New London, reports on the Babcock case, and public discourse on penitentiaries. The piece ties the era’s corruption, Democratic leadership, and the life of Charley Ross to a broader national moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Commerce
New London
Charley Ross
Philadelphia
Sherman
Senate
Xtanidpeatt
Het Daver
Herman
Repubitican
Parte
Noel
Democratic Currents Favor Hendricks Amid Party Debates
The article outlines Democratic delegates favoring Governor Hendricks as presidential nominee with strong backing from key party figures. It notes opposition to hard money proponents and disdain for Thurman while respecting Bayard, and comments on the era’s ad-driven newspaper culture and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Pennsylvana
Overnor Hendricks
Dnen
Hensdrivks
Thurman
Bayard
Rest At Last In A Quiet Postlude Of Change
After the shower, silver stain and dove day. After snow, emerald leaves and harvest gold. After clouds the quiet woods. After tempest, waves and graves. After knell, wedding bells greet farewells. After bud, radiant rose. After weeping, sweet repose. After burden, blissful need. After furrow, walking need. After flight, nest above shadowed river tests.
Remnants of scattered items from a busy period
A collage of brief notes and oddities mentions Captain Boyton's act in a St Louis theater, a Baltimore paper contrast, Chicago crowds, revivalist Hammond, California population changes, temperance pledges in Concord, and a revived bridal invitation custom. It also cites a Connecticut party convention, a newborn princess, Bank of France assets, market finds, and various curious anecdotes about trains, wines, hair counts, and small-town marriages.
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Boyton
St. Louis
Baltimore
Chicago
Hammond
Hell
California
Concord
Connecticut
Hartford
Democratic
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Pinwali
Great trunk Railway lines and routes across the Midwest
The document outlines a vast railway network under unified management, detailing routes from Chicago to Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, Nevada, and California. It lists connections to Omaha, Green Bay, Marquette, St Paul, Winona, Dubuque, Rockford, Milwaukee, and many others, with passenger services, sleeping cars, parlor cars, and through trains. It also references office contacts in New York, Boston, Omaha, San Francisco, Chicago, and other cities, plus a court sale notice for Cass County Indiana with a specified sale date and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Western Railway
Great Trunk Railway
Chiewo
Plineds
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Norbomka
California
St. Paik
Oldenge
Mil- Mathesantine
Otitis
Cnfon Paeitie
Pea
Missouriiver
Chitage Anl
Northwestern Railway
Chicago
Chicago As Follows: Bore Orient
Calfornia
Taos Daddy
Reontael
Pantaint
Minneapolis
Trius
Green Bay
Lake Superior
Broadway
Bostats
State Street
Omaha
Farnhan Street
San Francisco
Montgomery Street
Chark Street
Sherman House
Canal
Madison Streets
Kinzie Street
W. Kinde
Catal Streets
Wells Street
Wells Aid
Krenzie Streets
Young California Girl Severely Injured by Powder Explosion
A near Margaville California girl, daughter of Mr Wilson, playing with a giant powder cin had an explosion injuring her hand. While a man employed by her father examined the wound with a needle a cartridge fragment, damp with fulminate, exploded again causing further damage.
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Logansport Daily Shares
Fourth Streets
Ferreary TL
Onion City
Indiana
Civrics of
Myers
Kendallville Standard
Postmieter
John Wilkie- Booth Myers
United States
Louisiana
Billings
Marton
Losishiuure Mississippi
Cravernor Davis
Morten
House of Representative
Jengtu
Babcock
Everest
Tial
Avery
Labcock
Dbotuian
Mahlon Od. Manson
Montvormiers
New York
Tritaine
Dad
Landers
Evansy de Conner
Indianapolis Journal
Bank of France
Newmarket
Noob
Cal
London
Mrevestross
Her Majesty
Maine
Boston
McKeeonan
Williamsburg
Blair County
Lenox
Mass
The
Baptists
South Broad Street
Chusches City
Sara Adnan
Emdee Stoughton
Ill
Eixty
Warwick
Pioneer Bar
Montana
England
Germany
Berlin
Pottsdam
Madgeburgh
Britain
Nevada
James Russell Lowell
Rogery Gian
Columbus Junction
Towa
Tedler
Dee
Dacotah
Nebraska
Colorado
Ctrl
Ona Bite
Japan
Auatralial
Madison
St. Paul
Vitis
St Pan
Inona
St. Peter
Betoecoa Dy Mente
Wino
Rochester
Gaaton Rat
Matikite
Newim
All Points
Thosenithrerny Cae Cesetied
Mbutrteeserta Es
Marquette
Watertown
Osbkedy
Appleton
Tereen Hay
Beenie Native
Freeport
Dubuque
Elvin
Rockford
Web
Dts
Milwaukee
Shere Rowte
Lake Forest
Hayekton Park
Wakeman
Keacine
Kenosha
Abidikee
Pullman Palace Cars
Circuit Court
Landbsportsdass
Inddana
Twelock A. m
Clenma
Cass
Didi
Widi
Meridor
Dee Siaple
Caroline Taylor
Judson
Simeon BB Darmaat
Judson Baylor
Edgar Tayloe
Bsob
William P. Southam
Steril
Cass County
Indianna
M. Wapsos
Ants
Plo
Hane An
Gud
Castoria
Pitcher
Artorin
Bender Dufak
Castoma Cher
B. Rose Vo
Key Street
Otic
Dwidl Seth
Lewis Woll
Bite
Logan
Otis
Ellen J
Woll Administratelx
Janiilury 14
Est
Decker Bros
Organ Department
Estey
Aviane Coonobseurs
Silvir
Instrumen
Satay
Bridge & Stanton
Logansport
Ind
Fourth St
WM. Guthrie
Propr
J. W. Budd
J. Robbins
Corner Pent Street
Upsteira
Loganeport
Lud
Augisil
Jas. Finnegan
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