Spare Convention Nominations Listed for Governor and Officers
A convention yesterday produced nominations for state offices including Governor Joan Bagley and Lieutenant Governor Henry H Holt. Also listed were State Treasurer P. Quoller, Commissioner of the Department of Leever, and other board and district positions with several named delegates and electors.
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Joan
Bagley
Henry H. Holt
Dantel Birirer
Deeagurer
P. Qolller
Leever Wi
Clapp
Anktor Gaara
William 2
Humpilrey
Ana -W.driggeney
The Great Progressive Party and Its Record
The article argues for the Republican Party as the defender of liberty and national integrity. It lauds Civil War outcomes, emancipation, and postwar reforms under Grant and Wilson. It criticizes Liberal and Taft era splits, urging unity with the Republican machine to ensure sound finances and stable monetary policy.
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Antinoman Sdeapair
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Republic
Aen’ d “Phat ‘Party
Ita
Bonelson
Mis- Liokout Mountain
Vicksburg
Shiloh
Wilderness
Peters‘burg
Appomatox
Lta
Respublican Party
Ines
Democratic Party
Tammany, Belmont
Tweed
National Republican Party
Hea
Grant
Wilson
Humanity
Congress
Tribune Atovke
Grant's Presidency Praised Amid Stock Fluctuations
A political message extols the Republican administration led by Gen. Grant, praising stable currency, low taxes, and national progress. It defends Grant against accusations of gifting offices, noting his generals accepted presents while Lee surrendered at Appomattox and arguing for continued national leadership.
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Republican Party
Gen. Grant
Tie
Blair
Sovices Grant
Grant
Appomattox
Lee
America
Blair’s speech attacks and fiscal claims rebut in review
A critical pamphlet-sized analysis rebuts ex Governor Blair’s 1872 city speech accusing Democrats and Treasury figures of misrepresentation. It contests his debt figures, alleges evasive naming of corrupt officials, questions the President’s responsibility, and urges accountability and Blair’s resignation for failing to expose robbers and secure honest government.
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Blair
Copperhead
Treasury
Grant
Treasury Department
Austin Blair
Marshall
Congress
Europe
Circuit
Blair on Trial and Political Fallout in Michigan
The piece argues Austin Blair overstepped boundaries by attacking leaders and urging removal of dishonest officials. It asserts Blair sought U S Senate power, opposed the party that elevated him, and now splits his former supporters with harsh rhetoric against Grant and reform movements.
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United States Court
Blair
Austin Blair
U. S
Ferry
Vale
Temperance progress and a man overboard on Lake Betsie trip
Calvin Clark reports from July 19 1872 correspondence detailing Manistee temperance efforts and a Detroit iron works operation. He describes a steamer voyage from Frankfort to Beaverton, shore views near Sleeping Bears and Beaver Island, and a fatal drowning of Holbrook of Batavia Ill on the Fountain City voyage. He notes the grieving wife and cousin, the shipboard rescue attempts, and offers prayers for the bereaved.
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Frankfort House
Detroit
Escanawha
Fountain City
Lake Betsie
Michiggan
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sleeping Bears
Fox Islands
Beaver Island
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Pine River
Holbrook
Batavia
Ill
Jesus
Sisters of Bethany
Calvin Clark
Belgian mur derer denied release by Judge Pratt
New York July 27 Carl Voght the alleged Belgian murderer was refused release by Judge Pratt but can be bailed. A second warrant was issued with bail set at 30 000 francs sought by a Count Beaulieu’s daughter. Also notes Gov Randolph denial of bribe claim and a fire at Hunter's Point with extensive damage and casualties.
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New York
Carl Voght
Pratt
Count Beaulieu
Bellonel
Washington
Europe
St. Laurent
Carr
Rohr
Walter Scots
Gov
Randolph
New Jersey
Times
Brooklyn
Italy
United States Treasury
Grant
Long Branch
Islea
St. Lawrence
Matamoros
Mexico
Rocha
Monterey
Lerdo de Tejada
Juarez
San Jago de Cuba
Suama
Guantanamo
Barragua
Hunter's Point
Standard Oil Works
Flushing
Market Report From New York the Week Opens
New York July 20 Money on call closed steady at 2 percent with small bids for carrying at 12 percent. Tenders favor short paper as trade promises to start early. many merchants vacationing, money likely to bring higher rates. Gold closed at 1143g. Sterling exchange 1093 3. Cotton quiet at 22. textiles firmer. Woolens and flannels in better demand, London wool sale grease grades up, American imports affected. Manufacturers seek concessions. holders eager to realize, prices not firm. Farmers hold outlook favorable. Flour firm and active. Wheat firm at 1 03 red western and 1 70–1 75 white Mich. Stock in store 246,000 bales. Corn heavy. receipts immense western mixed 6 1/2 to 12. Oats 62 to 63 for western and 45 to 47 for Mich. Cattle steady Good-Trinda steers 1 32 1 3 0. Sheep uneven 5 14 to 6 34 primo. Moxa firm at 0 1 6 6 34.
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Saay
U. S
Europe
Sterling Exchange
London
America
Detroit
Rio
New York
Detroit Market Report of July 30, 1872
Detroit market notes broad activity across dry goods hardware and groceries with prices drifting while buyers hold. Wheat prices rise with new No 1 at 1.65 to 1.75, flour up 2.55 to 3.00 per barrel, coffee sugar steady, raisins weak, kerosene steady, and galley of commodities including apples butter cheese eggs and fats showing varied movement.
Corrected weekly prices from Wm N Raymond and merchants
A historical corrected weekly price list from Wm N Raymond and merchants at 42 State Street and Gov Ingereall at 100 State Ave. items include dried fruits beeswax brans various seeds and grains with prices and weights for beets onions clover seed lard potatoes bread and other farm commodities. The list features multiple buyers and vendors with brand names and measurements common to the period.
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Wm. N. Raymond
Prucduce
Commission Marchant
State Street
Gov
Marsh
Huah
Hetra White
Amber
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Philadelphia
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