Gubernatorial Ballot Slate Named in State Primary
State officials announce a ticket headed by Governor candidate Shelby M. Culluom of Banganton County with Andrew Shuman for Lieutenant Governor, George H. Harlow for Secretary of State, Thomas E. Needles for State Auditor, and Edward Rutz for State Treasurer from Saint Clair County.
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State
Shelby M. Culluom
Banganton County
Andrew Shuman
Cook County
George H. Harlow
Tazewell County
Washington County
Edward Rutz
S1. Clair County
Shelby M. Cullom
Springfield
Beveridge
Thos.s. Ridgway
Cullom
J. Edsall
Light frost touches northern state Monday night
A light frost was reported in the northern part of the state on Monday night, while Fourth of July festivities in Philadelphia are planned to run for two weeks.
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Philadelphia
County Officials Cite Henderson in Instruction
LEE county instructs for Hon. Thomas J. Henderson while Putnam and Henry follow with similar directives, aligning guidance across jurisdictions.
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Lee County
Thomas J. Henderson
Putnam
Henry
Three Presidential Tickets Lined Up In Greenback Prohibition and Christian
The field shows three slates named the Greenback, the Prohibition, and the National Christian ticket. The brief notes outline ongoing alignment but give no further details on candidates or platforms.
Eighteenth Annual State Sunday School Convention Opens
The eighteenth annual state Sunday school convention opened at Jacksonville on Tuesday. Moody and Sankey were present.
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Jacksonville
Moody and
Sankey
Plymouth Votes Unanimously to Expel Henry Bowen
Plymouth officials unanimously resolve to expel Henry Bowen, noting a long pattern of troublesome behavior and lack of consistency as a member. The action follows repeated concerns and governance procedures.
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Plymouth
Henry
Bowen
Boston forger Winston Held in London Jail Await Extradition
Winston, the Boston forger, is registered at a London jail as authorities await the extradition correspondence between the United States and the United Kingdom.
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Winston
Boston
London
Democratic House Mangers Discuss June 12 Adjourning
Talk circulates among Democratic House managers about adjourning on June 12 though viability remains uncertain. The discussion centers on timing and political considerations shaping the adjournment decision.
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House of Representatives
Munn Acquitted in Whisky Ring Conspiracy Trial
D. W. Munn once chief supervisor of internal revenue for Chicago was tried on a whisky ring conspiracy charge and was acquitted on Wednesday.
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D. W. Munn
B.S
Internal Revenue
Chicago
Peter Coooret Declines Greenback Presidential Nomination
Peter Coooret, aged seventy five and described as virtually in childhood, would not be persuaded to accept the Greenback party’s presidential nomination.
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Peter CoOoret
Greenback Convention
Emma mine charges committee report censures Schenck
A TIF committee report on the Emma mine case was issued yesterday. It censures Gen Schenck for imprudence but finds no wrongful motive in his association with the company.
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Emma
Schenck
Chicago Mayor Hoyne Promises Reform Agenda
Mayor Hoyne of Chicago pledged on Monday night to reform city government by abolishing several sinecure offices and appointing new men to key posts including city attorney sanitary superintendent and chief of police.
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Hoyne
Chicago
Pere Promise
Illness Deepens for Hon James Blaine in Washington
Reports from Washington say Hon James Blaine is seriously ill with a nervous condition that worsened after initial hopes of a quick recovery. Medical authorities warn the strain on his system may prove overpowering as days pass.
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Washington
James. Blaine
Republican County Convention Sets 10 Delegates
On Thursday next June 1 the second Republican county convention will meet at the court house to select 10 delegates for the Congressional convention in Geneseo on Wednesday June 7 and to nominate a state representative candidate. Each town in the county will receive the same number of delegates as in the May 18 convention.
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Onry County
Gaid
L'Ote del Rock
Lnland
Wees
Henry
Kean Me Coa
Lee Pw Apy State
Putnam
Rock Island
Rock Inland
William Jacinson
Wee
Aveland
C Stark
L W Beal
Jonan Buffum
Court House
Antitlea
el. S. Baker
Alton
LD. Shepard
Cook
J. H. Paddock
Kankakee
James Fishback
Morgan
W. W.H. Lawton
Pike
N. B. Brayton
D. J. Avery
J.M. Trent
John Thomas
John Staebe
C. M. Finnell
Samuel Britton
Illinois
Jane Britton
Changes in Prime Minister's Cabinet Announced
Hon. Pawerds Pierrepont named to new ministerial post as changes in the preal ant's cabinet are announced. The reshuffle affects multiple portfolios and signals shifts in policy direction.
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Preal
Appointment changes stir cabinet rumors in England
The report lists several high level shifts with a minister to England replacing Gen Schenck, Alfonso as secretary of war, Pierre Pont as attorney general, and J D Cameron as Taft's successor as secretary of war. The last named is previously unknown.
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Sapa
England
Schenck
Alfonsoatt
Pierrepont
J. D. Cameron
Cameron
Taft
Democratic county convention invites 111 Bourbons at court house
The Rock Island Argus publishes a call for a Democratic county convention at the courthouse on Saturday June 17 with no primaries or credentials required. It lists candidates for several offices including Parmenter as state’s attorney, Levi F. Harson for circuit clerk, J L Perkins for sheriff, and R H Vermillion for coroner, noting the editor will act as ringmaster.
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E. E. Parmenter
Levi F Harson
Tax Rock Island- Argus
Court House
the Argus
Parmenter
Levi F. Harson
J. L. Perkins
R. H. Vermillion
Browning Leads Pack for State Legislature Nomination
For the Republican nomination many names are mentioned in this county including Hon John T Browning of this city Theodore Abbott of Cordova John Buffum of Andalusia chairman of the board of supervisors and A F Russell of Zuma The Review endorsed Browning and many support his bid Abbott of Cordova is a strong second choice after Browning as a faithful representative is praised and urged by local backers.
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John T. Browning
Theodore Abbott
Cordova
John Buffum
Andalusia
Board of Supervisors
A. F. Russell
Zuma
Browning
Mr. Browning
Abbott
Navy yards cited as sources of public mismanagement
The piece argues navy yards waste public money and foster demoralization, noting long standing lax administration and recent expansion worsen the problem. It contends the depots are not economically run and that political pressure keeps too many yards open despite calls for reform.
Supreme Court Rules on Secret Service Pay Case
The court ruled President Lincoln's authority to pay a military spy valid, but the secret nature of the service means the contract remains private. A suit for compensation would breach secrecy, so the agent cannot seek redress publicly.
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United States Supreme Court
Lincoln
Secret Service
Speech Highlights Doubt Over Broad Democratic Net
Prof Seelye at the Fifth Avenue conference argues the country should be glad the Democratic drag-net caught few dishonest officers. He cites a continued treasury deficit pattern through 1860 and into 1880, noting recipients and balances in customs receipts and disbursements. He suggests we are not going entirely wrong and may be improving in some respects.
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Seelye
Fifth Avenue
Senate
Commissioner of Customs
Treasury Department
Sin Pyon
Town Adverts Bids for Road and Bridge Repairs
The town clerk posts notices on bill-covered walls announcing bids to repair roads and bridges damaged by late rains. An advertisement in The Review would reach about one hundred readers for every person who might notice the notices posted.
Fragmented political disunion and investigations roundups
Leading members lam basting the late political conference in New York as engineered by ex Republicans and hostile Democrats. Davenport’s testimony in the investigations fades, while Klondike of graft and conspiracies at the government printing office reveals fraud and incompetency under Clapp.
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Washington, D.C
Fats
New York
Republican Party
Davenport
New York City
Clapp
Government Printing Office
A. M. Clapp
Hindite
Foletane
Baltimore
Senate Officer Refuses to Testify on Jurisdiction
A Senate officer declined to appear before a house committee citing his status and lack of jurisdiction. The defiance, likened to Belknap, leads to a potential court trial. Earlier, his marriage in the city resulted in a reception room filled with presents from contractors seeking favors.
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Senate
House
Belknap
Nice
Republicans in Council Nomination Spotlight at Convention
The Republican State convention opened with over 600 delegates and heavy turnout. Gen. Green B. Raum was elected temporary chairman, with J. P. Root named temporary secretary. committees formed for credentials and organization. Governor nominee Shelby M. Cullom led on the first ballot, with Beveridge and Ridgway withdrawing. Cullom nominated and endorsed the platform.
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C. B. Farwell
State Central Committee
Senate Chamber
Father Hale
Shepard
Green B. Raum
Pope
J. P. Root
Messrs
N. O. Perkins
Adams
John Somerfield
Cook
Gen. Rinaker
Committee On Resolutions
S. M. Cullom
Beveridge
Blaine
Tax Sale Notice for 1875 Taxes by County Collector
Notice states the tax sale will commence at 10 oclock on June 12 1876. large taxpayers should submit their lists to prepare receipts and avoid a last week rush. S R Porter County Collector Rock Island May 23 1876.
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S. R. Porter
Rock Island
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John Oe
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R. W. Winder
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