Grant and Wilson Nominated by Philadelphia Convention
Delegates from every state and territory met in Philadelphia to nominate Ulysses S Grant for president and Henry Wilson for vice president. The convention adopted a radical progressive platform, with Grant’s renomination praised for peace and governance, while Wilson’s candidacy followed Sumner’s attack on Grant. The process traced to mass-people authority, contrasting with the Cincinnati gathering.
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Republicans Rally for Grant in Gulf States
A proclamation denounces the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments as the root of democracy’s failures and forecasts white support for Grant. It argues Gulf State voters, though few cynical voices resist, will remain Republican and reject Greeley Davis. It asserts enslaved people will support Grant for benefits received.
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Greeley Nomination Prospects Split Democratic Ranks
The weeks pass with little zeal for Greeley among Democrats. Major papers oppose him, others tease the public with hopes of a Baltimore nomination. Sumner’s fierce Senate attack is condemned as biased, while Philadelphia and Hartford papers back a regular Democratic ticket. The Greeley rally in New York flops with notable omissions and a wary crowd.
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Sioux on War Path Near Fort Berthold Area
Sioux Indians along the Upper Missouri are mobilizing with a camp of 865 lodges within ten miles of Fort Berthold. They plan to attack Fort Berthold when 2,000 warriors gather, with chiefs declaring war and vowing support for the council decision. Fort Buford remains a target, and hostility is widespread among the Sioux.
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Washington D C Senators Debate Ahead of Break
Congress adjourned for the evening but senators and representatives remain in the city. Most depart by morning as discussions continue on the foreign relations committee about the Ladir alains accord and treaty prospects. Telegrams note tax bill timing on tobacco and whisky is misprinted. tobacco tax starts July 1 and whisky on August 1. The President and family left for Long Branch.
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Dr Livingstone Safe Near Unyamembe Report
A steamer from Zanzibar brings news confirming Dr Livingstone is safe. Couriers reached Zanzibar with positive intelligence that he arrived at Unyamembe. Mr Stanley left the area with letters. telegraph notes London reports progress on damages settlement talks and a British request for more time on a supplemental treaty article, hinting at Geneva Tribunal postponement.
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Reformers Rally for Greeley in Jamestown Journal
The Jamestown Journal intimates that Orange Winans is among the reformers, vehemently shouting for Greeley, highlighting the strong political clash in the local scene.
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New York Markets in Early June 1872
New Year markets show little improvement with wheat buoyant yet backed by weak fundamentals. Prices reflect artificial activity as traders anticipate scarce real basis for wheat. Western butter weakens despite large receipts while pork and lard trend downward. Raw cotton remains lower though other goods like printing cloths rise.
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Market Report From Detroits June 11 WA72
Report of general markets notes dull dry goods and slow grocers with little change expected until July. Wool prices erratic while woolen goods sell higher. London market fate unknown. Coffee and flour prices listed. wheat buoyant and bulls optimistic though warned against misreading trends. Closing rates for extra white corn eggs cheese and potatoes vary with regional supply and demand uncertainties.
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Corrected weekly produce and commodity prices ledger
Weekly market list corrected by Wm. J. Raymond and Geo. Tagersoll. Items include apples, dried fruits, butter, chickens, corn, cranberries, clover seed, eggs, hay, honey, hides, lard, oats, onions, potatoes, dried phaques, sheep beans, timothy seed, tallow, turkey, wood, and various wheats with quoted bid prices and notes on grades and weights. Entities: Wm. J. Raymond, Geo. Tagersoll, State Street.
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Mexico Revolt Seizes Monterey and Presses Retreat
On June 9 Monterrey fell to Quiroga’s insurgents after a quick stake, with Ceballos forced to retreat toward Matamoros. Quiroga’s force reaches about 6,000, and 1,500 prisoners from Corral’s engagement join his ranks as Ceballos debates retreat to safety behind forts and guards. A Matamoros siege looms as heavy guns reach Reynosa and Caballos issues a proclamation accepting disaster and retreat. In Havana, a clash leaves 20 insurgents dead, including Garcia’s lieutenant Lico Cruz, as the Irish band sails to Boston.
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Ascones
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Lico Cruz
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Cruz
Frink's Insurance Office Ad Offers Prompt Service
N. J. Frink's Insurance Office promises quick attention to applications, issued policies without delay, liberal loss adjustments, and prompt payment. The ad emphasizes correct and advantageous terms for insurance business.
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