Campaign committee formed for 1884 Republican drive
A joint Republican caucus selected a Congressional campaign committee with Edmunds chairing and Miller of Pennsylvania as secretary. Delegates from most states named representatives to organize, coordinate messaging, and support Southern Republicans seeking free suffrage and honest elections. The body planned a Monday meeting to appoint a chairman and seven-member executive panel.
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Hatch
Commiitee On Agriculture
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Erie Canal
United States
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Ihines
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Iowa
Allison
Kansas
Thos. Ryman
Massachusetta
Minnesota
W. DD. Washburn
Mississippi
Jeffords
Nevada
Jones
New Hampshire
Blair
New Jersey
Senator Sewell
North Carolina
James I. O’hara
Ohio
Wm. McKinlay, Jr
J. W. Campball
South Carolina
E. W. M. Mackey
Vermont
J. W. Stewart
West Virginia
Nathan Goff, Jr
Wisconsin
Senator Sawyer
Dakota
J. B. Raymond
Idaho
Theodore Singiser
New Mexico
F. Luna
Washington Territory
T. A. Bronte
Utah
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Explorer Schuyler dies amid overseas intrigues
The report notes the death of Schuyler, famed for exploring Exignatorial Africa, and lists a chain of disparate 19th century notices including failed brokerages in Glasgow, a San Francisco firm liabilities, a receiver for North River Construction Co, and various local and international incidents from Boston to Khiva.
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Omaha
Glasgow
Kelly, Gilchrist & Co
San Francisco
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Cincinnati
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El-Mshdi
H. Frisbie Bouchard
New York
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Fannie G. Walker
Boston
Benator Fair
Nevada
Mondey
James O'Leary
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Travellers’ Insurancy Co
Hartford
Robert I. Powderly
Scranton
Chicago
Charles Mathews
Dallas
Texas
Old Soldiers and Sailors Association
Jo Daviess County
Warren
Pittsburgh
Toledo
United States Circuit Court of New York
Ontario & Western Road
Conrad N. Jordan
Coup R v govers damages in bankrupt circus owner suit
Sometime ago W0 Coup the circus man filed for 100000 damages against the Wabashi road claiming the accident damaged property and caused missed engagements ending in bankruptcy. This evening the jury awarded 15000 dollars.
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Detnorr
Coup
Wabashi Road
Striking Coal Miners Parade Near Prrrapuneu
Buena Vista coal miners continue standoff as officers plan wholesale arrests tomorrow. Parades run despite tensions with authorities. report notes potential trouble. Also mentions W. F. Hunter nominated for Postmaster at Elgin, IL.
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Prrrapuneu
Buena Vieta
W. F. Hunter
Elgin
Fifth Annual Mississippi Valley Cane Growers Meet
The 500th convention opened with about fifty delegates from several states. President Norman J. Coleman urged forming a national cane growers association to expand sugar industry and syrup value to 10 million dollars. Louisiana delegates joined Illinois Kansas Nebraska Michigan members sharing cane and syrup experiences.
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Mississippi Valley Cane Growers’ Association
Norman J. Coleman
St. Louis
National Cane Growers Association
Louisiana Sugar Growing Association
Illinois
Iews
Kansas
Nebraska
Michigan
Ilinois
Wiley
Washington, D. C
Train derails at Trenton Ontario. no serious injuries
An express train left the tracks at Trenton Ontario on a Wednesday night. All cars were destroyed but no passengers were killed or seriously injured. The incident is reported in brief as part of the day’s news items.
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The
Star
Hewitt
O'Donnell
Dfsir
Gladstone
London
Chinese Gordon
Congo
Gordon
Brussels
S&s. W. Silver & Co
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Loxpoy
Commons
Ho Asaga
Lospon
Gamant
Wales
Lonvor
Canton
China
France
Kona
Bao-Ninh
Yulin-Kan
Hainan
Trenton
Ont
House Committee On Pensions
Brown's Iron Bitters Cures Dyspepsia and Sleeplessness
Mr. August Mitchell of Chicago reports Brown's Iron Bitters fully cured his dyspepsia and insomnia at 50 Emma Street. Mr. James W. Cook of Chicago also claims the tonic cured his dyspepsia, living at 864 Clark Street.
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Emma Street
Chicago
Ill
Brown
James W. Cook
Clark Street
Deere and Moline Rotary Drop Planter Check Rower
A Deere and Moline joint note extols the Check Rower designed for Deere and Moline Rotary Drop Planters. It argues the pairing has simpler, better attachment work, produced and adjusted at their factory with few complex attachments. A testimonial letter from a four year expert praises the Deere Rower’s ease and effectiveness.
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Dexte & Maxém Co
Moline
Deere
Swerarman, Woopen & Up
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