National Union Republican convention to nominate in 1876
The next Union Republican convention will be in Cincinnati on Wednesday June 14 1876 at 1 o'clock noon. Delegates from states and territories will attend. The call invites Republicans and like minded voters opposed to sectionalism to support constitutional rights and honest administration of government. Signed E D Morgan chairman and Wa. E Campbell secretary.
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United States
Cincinnati
Scensia Cad Ogies
Colonia Torsresentatives
Congress
Organized
E of Columbia
E D Morgan
Republican National Convention
E Cuanpier
Farwell Republican State Central Committee Names
The document lists Farwell as chair and Danter Suspann as secretary for the Republican State Central Committee. It includes figures and codes likely indicating archival or internal distribution references. The exact context and full text remain unclear from the fragment.
Republican Voters Asked to Send Debates to Convention
Republican voters of the 7th Congressional District are requested to send debates to a Republican Convention to be held at Geneseo in Geneseo County for event organization and reporting.
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Minolta
Geneseo Uury County
Republican County Convention Invites Delegates From Rock Island
The Rock Island county Republican voters are urged to send delegates to a County Convention at the Rock Island Court House on May 1, 1878 at 2 PM for nominating county officers and electing seven delegates to the State Convention. Also to appoint a County Central Committee and handle other business, with representation by delegated votes from towns and a caucus on May 15 at 3 PM except in Moline and Rock Island where caucuses occur at Lock Pom.
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Lo'cluach & Em
Congress
Lays
Rock Island
Roald
Leo
Putnam
Ot Lo M Haverstick
PF. Steele
SU Paddulk
UW Mellen
W Dulkley
Republican Congressional Committee
Rock Island County
Iinc
Manard County
Coure
Krepublican
Nortoyfield
Algo
Delagrte
Afteen
Moline
Whtiam Jackson
Wee Ou LeRay Elan
Spark
LW Beal
John Buffum
North Range
East 4Th
East 4Th P. M
James Lawlesa
Warren
Illinois
Henry
Henry County
Mortyepe
Port Byron
Henry Merritt
E. H. Johnston
Board of Supervisors
Rock River
Eald County
Rock Islan Bridge Co
D. L. Wheelock
Centennial Opens May 10
The Centennial event begins on May 10, one week after the upcoming Wednesday. Officials expect a week of activities highlighting local history and community participation.
Belknap Impeachment Case Delayed to May 15
The merits of the Belknap impeachment case will not be addressed until May 15, delaying any ruling on the charges.
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Belknap
Oregon State GOP Convention Declares Blaine Winner
Oregon delegates at the Republican state convention on Wednesday publicly backed Blaine for the party’s nomination.
RoBeRT Toons Takes Allegiance Oath Amid Supreme Court Plea
The rebel figure RoBeRT Toons has finally sworn allegiance as part of efforts to plead a case before the supreme court. He stated the oath was necessary to pursue the legal challenge.
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Robert Toons
Supreme Court
Salaried Chicago Officers Go Without Pay Since March First
Chicago officials report that salaried officers have not received payroll since March 1 while Mayor Colvin retains the oath of office. City hall acknowledges the delay and vows prompt resolution to restore regular compensation.
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Chicago
Colvin
Taxation of chinch property urged as state-wide reform
The article argues that California’s tax on chinch property has long been law and asserts taxation should be a standard requirement nationwide. It calls for broader adoption across states to ensure consistent fiscal policy.
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California
City National Bank of Chicago Suspends Operations
The City National Bank of Chicago suspended operations on Monday and will file for voluntary bankruptcy. Reported assets total about 1,000,000 with liabilities nearly equal to assets.
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City National Bank of Chicago
Journal Enters 34th Year as Chicago Family Paper
The old reliable evening Journal of Chicago marks its 34th year on Saturday. The paper remains unequaled as a family newspaper and its editors doubt age can improve it.
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Reliable Evening Journal
Chicago
Ripeway Captures Saline County in Governors Race
Ripeway forces seize Saline County as delegates are instructed to back him for governor amid bold campaign moves. Egypt's influence cited as a backdrop to the political shift.
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Ripeway
Saline County
Egypt
Unclear historical note from Centennial exposition
A fragmentary report by the Historical Department of the Centennial Exposition states that Beveridge is rarely heard from on farms and that the issue is not resolved by any state within the union.
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Beveridge
Union
Ottumwa Revenue Supervisor Eyed Over Post Trade Talks
Gen Henrick of Ottumwa Iowa supervisor of internal revenue faced pressure to resign amid connections to post tradership speculations. He was urged to step down.
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Gen. Henrick
Ottumwa
Iowa
Internal Revenue
Rock Island County Delegates Named for State Democratic Convention
The report assigns delegates for the State Democratic convention in Springfield. Rock Island County receives four delegates, Bureau County four, Henry three, Lee two, and Putnam one.
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Rock Islanapd County
Springfield
Tridursday
Bureau County
Henry
Lee
Putnam
Massachusetts GOP delegates chosen at state convention
The Republican state convention of Massachusetts met on Wednesday and selected R. H. Dana Jr, J. M. Forbes, E. Br. Ifoar, and P. A. Chadburne as delegates to the national convention. They were uninstructed.
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Massachusetts
R. H. Dana, Jr
J. M. Forbes
E. BR. Ifoar
P. A. Chadburne
Clerks barred from roaming archives by Tarr and Jewell
Secretary Tarr and Postmaster General Jewell refuse access for clerks from investigating committees to archives. They label the clerks irresponsible and untrustworthy.
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Tarr
Jewell
Beveridge Proclamation Urges Local Histories for July Fourth
Governor Beveridge calls cities and towns to prepare their local histories and have them read to crowds on July Fourth. Moline is urged to mobilize and act promptly.
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Gov. Beveridge
Moline
Minnie Sherman to Wear Free Diamonds Next Winter
Mrs. Fitch, formerly Minnie Sherman, will receive the Shah of Egypt's gift diamonds free of duty. The gems, valued as everlasting stones, have sat in the New York custom house for nearly two years awaiting clearance and are now destined for wear next winter.
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Minnie Sherman
Fitch
Senate
Shah of
Egypt
New York Custom House
Bristow Says He Has No Ambition For Presidency
In Boston the secretary stated to a government official that he would be satisfied if allowed to remain in his current post. He emphasized he has never sought the presidency and does not desire higher office.
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Boston
Bristow
Missouri Papers Split Over Presidential Choice
One Democratic paper in Missouri backs Horatio Seymour for president while another says urging Grant is no different. The text notes Grant has made a dissatisfied Democrat and Seymour would likely not be acceptable to Republicans.
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Missouri
Horatio Seymour
Grant
Tilden
Seymour
Washinaron
D.C
House
Senate
Blaine Defends Against Tarnishing Charges Before Congress
The highlight of the nineteenth congressional session Monday was Mr. Blaine’s rebuttal of recent accusations. He presented each claim with supporting evidence and maintained his unblemished reputation as he addressed the nation.
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Blaine
Usly
Washburne's Nomination Suggests Shifts in State Campaign
The text reports that Washburne telegraphed J Russell Jones of Chicago indicating he would accept a gubernatorial nomination. The news surprises his warm supporters and could trigger notable changes in the state canvass. The Review had urged Washburne's name and was told he would serve his friends in any position.
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BE. B. Wasapersr
J. Russell Jones
Chigazo
Washburne
Waushburne
Cambridge Youth Association Aims to Boost Primary Attendance
A Cambridge group of young men forms an association to enlist respectable citizens at caucuses and ward meetings. James Russell Lowell agrees to serve as president. Each ward selects an eight member committee to notify better class citizens when attendance is desired at primaries. The effort urges wider participation by respectable residents at important meetings.
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Cambridge
Mass
James Russell Lowell
Bank of England Cuts Discount Rate to Two Percent
The Bank of England reduced its discount rate from three to two percent last week, the lowest level the bank has offered. The text notes dull trade and weak money demand, with many bills discounted in the open market at rates below the bank’s. It predicts the two percent rate may persist as trade remains stagnate in Europe and America, awaiting renewed activity.
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Pink Bank of England
Europe
America
James Blaine as Statesman and Political Leader
The piece argues Blaine is the Republican front runner and likely winner if nominated. It praises his prominence as party leader and Great Commoner while urging fair-minded appraisal of his qualifications as a statesman and executive for the duties ahead.
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James J. Blaine
Blaine
Blaine praised as statesman and party leader article
A lengthy defense of James G Blaine portrays him as a fearless and effective Republican leader with deep knowledge of national affairs. It argues his bold methods and administrative skill make him a strong presidential candidate and capable of guiding the party to victory.
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James G. Blaine
South
William Temple
Lord Chatham
Macauly
Temple
Daniel Webster
Calhoun
Hayne
New England
John Uincy Adams
Nation House of Representatives
Edward Everett
Chas Summner
Sfenky Wilson
Salmon P. Chase
Seward
Wng
Abraham Lincolp
Millard Filmeté
John Bell
Horatio Seymour
Repubblican Party of the Union
Blame
Republic
Webster
Blaine
Maine
House of Representatives
Congress
National
Henry Clay
Republican Party
Centenary Exhibition Dates And Newspaper Reflections
The article comments on obituary phrasing about enemies and ambition. It provides a calendar for the Centennial exhibition including submission deadline April 19 1876 space forfeiture April 26 1876 opening May 10 1876 closing, and removal by December 31 1876.
Candidate for State's Attorney Declares Candidacy
To the editor of The Review Chas W O Neil announces himself as a candidate for State's Attorney and protests the Republican Convention decision from Rook Island Illinois dated April 4 1876.
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Review
Chas. W. O'Neil
Rook
Sheriff Candidates Seek Republican Convention Backing
Two men announce for Rock Island County Sheriff in 1876. J W Morey of Mourne writes from April to seek Republican Convention support. J L Perkins of Moiling dates April 15 1876 also seeks convention decision.
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Rock Island County
J. W. Morey
Mourne, Inc
Republican County Convention
J. L. Perkins
Candidate notices announce for Rock Island Clerk post
L F Harson of Rock Island announces candidacy for Clerk of the Circuit Court in Rock Island County. He asks voters who view public office as a public trust to support him in the election. M Wheeler also signs, urging support.
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Circuit Court
Rock Island County
M. Wheeler
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USY Market
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