Republican delegates sought for 1876 State Convention
The Republican voters of Illinois call for delegates to the Republican State Convention in Springfield on May A 1876 at 12 m to nominate candidates for the November 1876 election and to elect Forty two delegates to the Republican National Convention in Cincinnati on June 14 1876. Delegates allotted by 1872 vote totals with county counts shown and signed by F A H W ell and D S Hepany as committee officers.
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Springfield
Cincinnati
Public Accounts
del Bureau
Henry
Lee
Putnam
Rock Island
Republican State Central Committee
C Fahwell
Dantel Shepany
Ilinois
Said
Fulioniog
Moline
Moline and
Rock Hiver
Rockiver
Illinoia
City of
L. Wheelock
Frederick Dorman
Illinois
Christine Dorman
Sw K
North Range
East 4Th P.M
East 4Th P. M
James Lawless
Warren C Rico
East 4Th
Inenry County
Henry County
Port Byron
Henry Merritt
E. H. Johnston
National Liberal convention called to meet in Philadelphia
The National Liberal convention has been called to meet in Philadelphia on July 26. Delegates are expected to gather to set policy and consider platform items. Local organizers urge attendance and mobilization.
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Philadelphia
Centennial represented by special correspondents from all Australian papers
All leading newspapers of Australia will be represented by special correspondents at the centennial celebration. The event will draw press teams from major papers across the nation to cover the proceedings and provide global coverage.
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Australia
Chicago Tornado Damage Hits Fifty Thousand Dollars
Terrine tornado damage in Chicago on Saturday evening estimated at not less than $50,000. Damage assessment focuses on property losses and cleanup needs across affected neighborhoods. Local officials urge residents to report further damage for aid consideration.
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Chicago
Delegation to Cincinnati Backs Blaine in Vote
Margrasp plans to send a delegation to Cincinnati pledged to vote for Blaine, first and always. Congress adjourns from Tuesday to allow members time to visit the Centennial.
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Margrasp
Cincinnati
Blaine
Congress
Giorgia Republican State Convention Praised in Atlanta
The Atlanta Constitution notes the Georgia Republican state convention held in the city last week was probably as able and representative a body as they have ever had together at one time.
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Atlanta Constitution
Giorgia
Giant powder blast rattles New York area
A magazine of giant powder exploded just outside New York City Saturday night. The blast was heard up to 40 miles away, causing houses to dislocate and windows to shatter for miles.
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New York City
Centennial Opening Draws Heavy Attention in Scientific American
In commemoration of the centennial, the Scientific American issues a special edition in new type, dedicating almost its entire pages to coverage of the grand exposition. The paper is praised as the finest publication of its class in the world.
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Scientific American
Republican National Convention Vote Totals Forecast
The convention tally stands at 756 votes with 406 elected so far. Projected distribution shows Blaine 149, Morton 76, Conkling 50, Bristow 18, Hartranft 58, Hayes 42, and 16 unknown votes.
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Blaine
Morton
Conkling
Bristow
Hartranft
Hayes
Unknown
Philadelphia press to resume with sealed applications
The press will be dead headed at Philadelphia from May 10 to October 10. Due to many applications to serve The Review as special correspondent, sealed proposals are now accepted. Personal applicants will not be acknowledged except by police detail.
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Philadelphia
Parson Brownlow Backs Cincinnati Nominee
The veteran Parson Brownlow declares unwavering support for the Cincinnati convention nominee and opposes any candidate who once showed favor to the secession war. There is no compromise in his stance.
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Parson Brownlow
Cincinnati
Parson
Turn about and investigate these investigations in Boston watchman
The Boston Watchman urges turning the tables on investigations. It compares those in power to a burglar using a dark lantern, saying light reveals some points but hides when the lantern holder is suspected by the house. The writer remains wary of the Watergate-like scheme.
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Boston Watchmen
Great Britain
Winslow
Gray
Brent
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United States
England
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Thes
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London
Bears
Thanelar
Brie
Apon
Ridgway Campaign Notes Illinois Visit
Hon. Thomas 8. Ridgway campaigned in Moline and across Illinois. The prospective governor candidate presents himself as practical enterprising and clear headed and earns favorable impressions. The article lauds his work as a capable treasurer candidate.
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Thomas
Ripeway
Moline
Ridgway
Illinois
Anna Dickinson stars in A Crown of Thorns at Globe Boston
Washington dispatch notes John M Palmer Illinois emerges as a compromise Democratic candidate to replace Judge Davis. Palmer, seen as flexible to all factions, faces strong Bourbon opposition who call him a Whig at heart.
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Anna
Anna Dickinson
Anne Boleyn
Globe Theatre
Boston
Joan of Arc
Jean Ark
Washington
Cincinnati Gazette
John M. Palmer
Kerr's likely resignation over ill health as speaker
The text notes Kerr's probable resignation from the speakership and possibly his seat due to ill health. It praises Kerr for courteous, impartial, and dignified conduct and credits Democrats with responsible use of power amid House missteps.
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Kerr
Chicago Labor Clash Ends With Wage Row Rise
Several hundred lumber showers docked ships in Chicago to protest wage cuts from 150 dollars to 1.25 per day. After talks, employers raised to 150 dollars but the mob pressed for 175 dollars, leading to new hires and 14 arrests. The upheaval leaves many workers without summer jobs.
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Chicago
Political currents in Belknap impeachment debate
The piece discusses Democratic efforts and Republican resistance in the Belknap impeachment, praising Hoar for candor and suggesting the case may move to Tour and Knott with neutral lines forming against partisan control, while noting opposition from Black and Carpenter.
Supreme Court Decision on Taxation of Railroad Capital Stock
Justice Miller declares the United States Supreme Court will reverse circuit court decrees in cases challenging state tax on capital stock and franchises of railroads and corporations. He cites Illinois Supreme Court decisions and sustains the Des Moines purchaser Smith's claim, requiring railroad redemption or payment.
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Justick Miller
United Sates Supreme Court
Ife
United States Court
Thus Gate
Bataff
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the
State of Illinois i
Samuel Hk. Porter
John V. Cook
Rockford, Rock Island & St. Louis Railroad Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co
J.J. Cole
Board of Equalization
United States
Rockford, Nock Island & St. Louis
Smith
Des Moines
Billiard Table Ordinance Adopts Changes and Bridge Purchase
The ordinance amends the billiard table rules and authorizes the purchase of the Rock River bridge. The measures outline new regulations for game rooms and authorize funding or acquisition processes for the bridge project.
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Rock River Bridge
Legislative delays and Belknap case wrangle in Washington
Regular Correspondente reports a tedious Senate wrangle over Belknap jurisdiction while House debate intensifies. Committees gather documents witnesses and tests of evidence promise voluminous reports as adjournment prospects look dim. Concerns hover over extradition treaty disputes currency shortages and forthcoming Centennial events as Washington gears up for visitors.
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Belknap
Centennial Day Opens With Grand Philadelphia Parade
Rain gave way to sunshine as crowds swarmed Fairmount Park for the centennial events. The morning featured a military parade, a presidential platform seating plan grandly arranged, and a 150 piece orchestra with a 1000 voice chorus. President Grant opened the exhibition amid cheers after Jetting the gates and grounds officially declared open.
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Fairmount Park
Memorial Hall
United States
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Legislature
Pennsylvania
Army and Navy
Smithsonian Institute
Women’s Centennial Committee
United States Supreme Court
Wembvers
Diplomatic Corps
Centennial Commission
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Women’s Executive Committee
Foreign Commissions
Philadelphia
Boards of Awards
Theodore Thomas
Dudley Buck
Presidentrant
Hartranft
Wagner
Simpson
Sidney Lanier
Mr. Whitney
Boston
J. R. Hawley
Grant
Hawley
Machinery Hall
State House
Chestnut Street
President's reply to absent-days resolution shocks House
The president sent a message to Congress refusing to supply the days absent from Washington and duties performed away. He cites a long list of presidents who, like him, left the capital for public duties, a reply described as a bombshell in the House.
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House
Washington
Congress
Ridgway Named Best Governor Hope. Illinois Prospect Bright
From the Pontiac Sentinel the editor praises Thomas S. Ridgway as the strongest Governor candidate, noting his two years as Illinois treasurer, humble beginnings, honesty, and decisive executive ability. The piece asserts Ridgway would yield a strong statewide ticket and a large Republican majority. It contrasts him with Beveridge and Cullum, urging the state convention to nominate Ridgway.
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Washburne
Seamus Ely Ainow
Ilinois
Illinois
Tom Ridgway
Springfield
Thomas S. Ridgway
Mexican War Veterans Listed in Rock Island County
The Argus publishes a county roster of men living in Rock Island who served in the Mexican War. It itemizes names, ranks, units, and post office addresses where known and asks others to send missing details to complete the county list.
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Circuit Court
Rock Island County
Mo Wheeler
Daniel Haines
Moline
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
J. G. Mangold
Co. H
5Th
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Lewis Beers
Henry L. Been
Wim. S. Thomas
Carbon Cliff
Joseph Waters
Rock Island
U. S. Ordnance
Wm. Lafferty
U. S Artillery
J. F. L. Wolfertz
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
George Buckman
Co. A
Jacob Metzgar
Robert F. Babcock
Milan
Co. K
Argus
Chase O Neil for States Attorney Announcement
Chase O Neil of Rock Island announces candidacy for the office of States Attorney subject to Republican Convention decisions dated April 1 1876.
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States Attorney
Chase O'Neil
Sheriff candidacies in Rock Island County notices
To the Editor of The Review J W Morey announces candidacy for Sheriff of Rock Island County in April 6 1878. J L Perkins announces Sheriff candidacy in Rock Island County to be decided by the Republican County Convention on April 15 1876.
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Review
The
Rock Island County
J.W Morey Moting
J. L. Perkins
Boschee’s German Syrup Claims 40,000 Dozen Annual Sales
Report says Boschee’s German Syrup, sold from Woodbury New Jersey, reaches 40000 dozen yearly with 6000+ druggists ordering direct and no reported failures. Letters praise its success on severe coughs and lung diseases. Advises consult with Dr J W Morey for availability. Regular 75 cents, sample 10 cents. Two doses relieve any case.
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United States
Woodbury
N.J
J. W. Morey
Prairie Lands on Ten Years Credit at Six Percent
An advertisement promises last chance good agricultural lands on ten years credit at six percent interest. Send address to the Land Commissioner in Burlington Iowa to receive Iowa and Nebraska Farmer copy with land charts and low round-trip rates.
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Bostal
Burlington
Iowa
Nebraska
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