Thurman presses journalists with a playful boast
Eastern press reps visit Judge Thurman in Columbus after St. Louis. he thanks them and asks for a speech written in his name with praise for his health and a comparison to Sullivan. Journalists dine at the Niel house then head east amid festive cheers.
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St. Louis
Columbus
Juduve Thurman
Thurman
Jackson
Henry Ward Beecher
Sullivan
Boston
Niel House
Grottkau Publishes Radical Views on Marriage in Chicago
Paul Grottkau, Milwaukee socialist, has moved to Chicago and will write for the Arbeiter Zeitung. He lectures at Take View on the Conception of Love while criticizing the present marriage system and related social norms.
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Grottkeau
Cnieaco
Paul Grottkau
Milwaukee
Chicago
Arbeiter Zeitung
Recaptured Jail Breakers Held in Superior Wisconsin
Three prisoners John Olson J Coleman escaped from county jail on Tuesday night near Superior Wisconsin were recaptured by the Northern Pacific division and confined. The men face lengthy sentences for their crimes. At Appleton Wisconsin the Atlas paper mill burned completely with a boiler room fire, a firefighter nearly suffocated.
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Superior
Wis
John Olson
J. Coleman
Shemkia
Northern Pacific
Spenbt
La Crosse Encampment Set For Veterans Reunion
In La Crosse Wisconsin on June 11 a program for the soldiers reunion is completed. Swo thousand veterans are expected. A grand war song concert will be given Wednesday night. New Orleans officials move to collect license money as city funds run short. The mayor orders distribution of license inspection books to police and reports show many businesses underpaid or unpaid.
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New Orleans
Shakespeare
Hennessy
Soe
Davison County
Dakota
Inerignees
Anthony Nabinger
Lydia
Nabinger
Morten
Davison
Court House
Eday
Iss. X Banking Company
Rowen N. Jackson
Lee J. Lourwoon
Toronto university head declines imperial knighthood
Dr Daniel Wilson president of the University of Toronto refuses the offered knighthood from the imperial government as reported from Toronyo Ont on June 11.
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Toronyo
Ont
Daniel Wilson
Toronto University
Imperial
St Louis Whites Sold To Lincoln Franchise Move
The St Louis Whites are transferred with players and franchise to Lincoln Nebraska. Lincoln will compete in the Western Association replacing the Western League. The sale price to Lincoln’s management is reported as 7000 dollars. Denver had offered 5000 but was outbid. The team keeps its St Louis record to Lincoln.
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St. Louis
Junell
Clu
Lincoln
Western Association
Keith
Lincoln's
van der Ahe
Denver
Lincoln Mt
Colorado City
Wade
Free Trade Recalled In A Providence Wife’s Reminiscence
A Providence woman recalls 19th century prices under English free trade. She cites calico at ten dollars per yard, seventy five cent cambric, and high costs for butter and coffee, noting limited markets for farm products and lack of industrial growth.
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Calico
Lion Yard
Providence
Adiral
New York
United States
Anyoe
Democrats confront free trade in historical critique
The Albany and Lincoln Nebraska papers echo a Democratic critique of free trade, arguing the party has long supported obstructive tactics and misaligned policies from slavery to nullification. The author recalls past factions, warns young voters, and denounces today’s free trade stance as aligned with the old Confederacy.
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Lefius
Dem
Dean
Lp Apyi
Spesic Payaents
Albany
Syrup of Pigs Promoted for Constipation and Organ Health
An advert claims habitual constipation and kidney and liver ills stem from weak kidneys liver or bowels and are permanently cured by Syrup of Pigs. It touts gentle action easy intake pleasant taste stomach friendly and harmless to delicate systems. Signed by S. HW Seallin.
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S. HW. Seallin
Banquet Honors Hon John King in Rapid City
The reception by Rapid City business leaders under the board of trade drew sixty to seventy prominent attendees. The Rapid City brass band provided musical interludes as the banquet followed with toast master Terry S Bailey presiding. John King delivered a brief, forceful speech forecasting Rapid City as a leading gateway to the Hills and the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Board of Trade
Ilon
John Il
Harney
Terry S. Bailey
Hoard of Trade
King
Overwhelming Vote Against Mills Bill Across New England
The New England Homestead reports 2,832 legal votes from farmers in New England and eastern New York. About 2,500 opposed the Mills bill, 242 supported it, with Maine four to one against, New Hampshire thirty to one, Vermont twenty to one, Massachusetts twelve to one, Rhode Island seven to one, Connecticut seven to one, and New York nine to one against.
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New England
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
The Place to Settle It in Thrift Campaign
The piece discusses renomination of Cleveland and a vote on thrift policy as a test of principles, framing it as a public gain rather than a personal clash. It notes the 1834 campaign context and stresses principled resolve in the political battle.
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Cleveland Teus
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
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Fuller
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Avy
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