Republicans Unite for Liberty and Union Address
The Republican platform pledges defend liberty and the rights of citizens, denounces Democratic policies, and advocates protectionism, gold and silver money, and strong territorial growth. It calls for fair ballots, anti-foreign labor measures, land reforms, navy funding, and pension support, urging unity with workingmen against free trade.
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Nominating Bradley for Vice President At Conference
The chair called for vice presidential names as Indiana moved a 5 p.m. recess that failed to be seconded. Confusion hindered the roll call. Denny of Kentucky nominated W. C. Bradley, voices wore on. Griffin of Kansas, Warner of Alabama, Houk of Tennessee, and Buck of Georgia seconded Bradley amid outside cannon fire for Harrison. A 3:08 p.m. recess was set to 6 p.m.
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Kentucky
W. C. Bradley
Griffin
Kansas
Bradley
Harrison
Warner
Alabama
Houk
Tennessee
Buck
Georgia
Blame and Blaine Dominates Chicago Convention Talk
New York editorials oppose Blaine nomination as dishonorable and risky. The Sun notes Mr. Sherman not withdrawn and other leaders silent on schemes. The Times cites only a fighting chance from adjournment. The World says the candidate’s name is immaterial and Chicago will choose on principles. The Herald warns Republicans will not nominate Blaine unless an unanimous pull is asked and accuses withdrawals of tainting the effort.
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the Sun
Sherman
Blaine
the Times
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the Herald
Rabid Dog Epidemic Strikes Greenwood County Kansas
A Greenwood county panic described from Wichita reports details nine bite victims and three deaths from hydrophobia after a mad dog roamed the county two months earlier. The Jones family suffered as a child died after bite exposure and the father and siblings soon followed. A stone antidote rumor circulates as a canine slaughter intense safety measures rise in the region.
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Greenwood County
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
William Jones
Jones
Five Story Cigar Factory Fire Ravages New York Tenement District
A fierce blaze on First Avenue destroyed the five story brick building occupied by Lichtenstein Brown Earle and Foster Hillson. Fire boats were summoned as the water supply failed and nearby tenements were scorched. Loss to Bohert the brewer’s building expected around 400000.
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New York
First Avenue
Lichtenstein, Brown & Earle
Foster & Hillson
Bohert
Sailboat Capsizes Off North Pier. Two Drown
A small sail boat capsized off the North pier in Chicago on June 26. Edward Effloff and Mrs. Charles Sanders, the occupants, drowned. Hundreds on the pier watched Effloff dive to rescue the woman and both disappeared beneath the waves together.
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Chicagco
Edward Effloff
Charles Sanders
Egloff
Holbrook Fire Destroys Business District and Depot
A fire in Holbrook Arizona on June 26 destroyed the southwest business area, the wood warehouse of H. H. Scores, the Holbrook house, the Atlantic and Pacific depot, section house, two government freight cars, other stores and dwellings. Losses exceed 150000 with rail damage over 50000. insurance likely small. No lives reported. Wind aided spread as residents fled, town left almost in ruins with scarce provisions.
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Ariz
Tvire
H. H. Scores
Atlantic and Pacific
Wells-Fargo Express
Market Quotations From St Paul Stock Yards
Market notes from St Paul Union Stock Yards dated June 25 record receipts at South St Paul of 273 hogs with mixed prices per hundred and several weight brackets. Cattle show stronger tone with stockers and beef varieties described, while sheep trade hints at value around 3.00 to 4.00 per 100 pounds. Grain and produce quotes include wheat No 1 hard and northern bids, No 2 Northern bids, corn and oats bids and asks, ground feed, corn meal, and seeds with various price points.
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South St. Paul
Frede Ood
St. Paul
Junie
Bec
Drownings and accidents dot midwestern news roundup
Reports from Wisconsin and nearby states detail drownings in Rock River at Janesville and Prairie du Chien, a four year old sheriff’s son breaking his neck, a man crushed between freight cars in Spencer, and a woman in Everett taking her own life. Also noted are arrests, arrests for bigamy, thefts, railway wrecks, flood concerns, kaolin finds near Black River Falls, and regional political maneuvers.
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Ragine
Wis
Rock River
Janesville
Sheriff Timey
Steele, Dak
Hugh J. Holmes
Mason City
Towa
Spencer Friday
George Powers
Everett
Neb
Norfolk Asylum
Raging Torrents Cut Channel Through Deadwood Main Street
Whitewood and Deadwood creeks rose from heavy rains near Bald Mountain and flooded Deadwood City. By Tuesday evening a storm swept through the city for 48 hours, forcing residents to move belongings as crews banked the torrent after a two hour effort, saving the business district.
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Deadwood
Citk
Bald Mountain
Main Street
Four Mill
Anthony Dock
Lake Shore’s F. J. White Named Manitoba Passenger Agent
Chicago June 26. F. J. White general passenger agent of the Lake Shore will succeed Warren as passenger agent of the Manitoba on July 1. The appointment names White to oversee Manitoba line passenger operations starting next month.
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F. J. White
Lake Shore
Manitoba
ChicaGco
Warren
Niagara race pact signed for river rapids dash
Charles A. Percy of Suspension Bridge and Robert W. Franck of Syracuse have signed to race from the Maid of the Mist landing to Lewiston through the whirlpool rapids and other dangers. The event offers 500 dollars to the winner and is slated for around August 1.
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Niagara Fall
Charles A. Percy
Suspension Bridge
Robert W. Franck
Syracuse
Maid of the Mist Landing
Lewiston
Devil’s Hole
Red River Valley Seminary Elects New Leaders
Red River Valley seminary organized at the site last spring elects Rev. B. Warner of Hamline as president J Williams as first vice president J Earl as secretary and Jacob Austin as treasurer The board will meet on July 10 to set the opening date and select the teaching corps.
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Red River Valley Seminary
Fercus Falls
8. B. Wiarner
Hamline
J. Wiliams
J. W. Earl
Jacob Austin
Schweare found burned to death after drinking spree
In Chicago on June twenty six August Schweare returned home intoxicated and died later in an alley behind a house, burned and covered by a cloth with a kerosene can nearby. His life was insured for 31000. Iris his wife and mother in law were arrested on suspicion.
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Chicago
Schweare
Iris
Nomination of Ben Slarrison Pleases Kimball Republicans
In Kimball Kansas, Ben Slarrison earns good satisfaction from Republicans and old soldiers. Henry N. Hamilton wins the school superintendent race by about seventy votes over N L Drury. A S Foreman also ran and finished last. Voter turnout was about two third of normal. Wheat and oats look good. corn is late but progressing. A timely rain helped crops thrive overnight and this morning.
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Kimnans
Ben Slarrison
Flenry N. Hamilton
N. L. Drury
A. S. Foreman
Kimball
Commission selects leaders for Sioux reservation push
Wallington June 24 Col John H King of apia City arrived and said Col Vilas supports the Sioux reservation bill and will push it to a successful conclusion. The commission will seek Indian consent, names not yet announced. Readiness to begin operations in ten to twelve days is reported, attracting real estate interest in Rapid City Chamberlain and Vierre.
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John H. King
Apia City
Sle
Vilas
Rapid
Vierre
Chamberlain
Railroad tax dispute yields delayed payment explanation
Bismonen June 15 1858 the territorial treasurer replies to a demand from Iland county treasurer and Mr Owen of Kingsbury regarding the C and W N W tax. He cites no legal obligation to immediate payment, cites discretion to defer until April 24 due to a small general fund and notes only half paid earlier. He expects to request counties to remit funds by July 1 and allows a remaining $383.22 unpaid balance to be credited to his account.
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Territorial
Owen
Kingsbury County
Myr. Lawler
Bismonen
Monell
Treas, Miller
Sik
Great Battle Ts Describe Eldritch Health Battle
A garbled advertisement extols a tonic named Sarsaparilla as a weapon to defend health, repel disease, and restore bodily wellness. It claims impure blood battles and urges readers to try the medicine to drive away the enemy and promote long term health.
Young Men to the Front in Political Conventions
The New York Herald denounces the Republican party yet reports from Chicago that the convention is deliberative and staffed by able men. It notes ongoing interest in examining the character and intellectual force of young men and the prevailing trend toward youth leadership.
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Sioux City Journal
New York Herald
Republican Party
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Ife
Palmer Sides With Pleuro-Pneumonia Bill On Senate Floor
In a Senate debate the pleuro pneumonia bill is urged as more important than Dakota statehood measures. Senator Palmer quips that without control of the disease in Dakota, settlement and animal keeping would collapse, likening future conditions to desertification and referencing Rome for emphasis.
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Dakota
Morrill
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I Don’t See How I Could Get Along Without St
A brief reflective line expresses reliance on a saintly figure named St noting enduring guidance and comfort in daily life. The sentiment highlights personal devotion and gratitude even amid challenges. The phrasing suggests a devotional tone without presenting specific events or dates.
Dentist Advertises Pain Free Logan Crown Grafts
Dr J F Kellogg promotes teeth mounted on gold rubber or celluloid plates and new Logan Crown grafted on natural roots to avoid plates or extractions. He claims no pain in the operation and offers free consultation along with a pain obtunder for sensitive teeth.
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Thavye
Mitchell
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