B & Q Railroad Westward Trains Schedule
Railway timetable lists westward and eastward train times for stations from Chicago to Burlington including Galesburg Cameron Monmouth Kirkwood Biggsville Sagetown and Burlington with freight and accommodation trains No 30 41 48 and eastbound No 36 88 40 and arrival at Chicago. Station agent and general passenger agent noted.
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Sagetown
Burlington
LyChicago
Galesburg
Cameron
Monmouth
Kirkwood
Biggsville
Ambmlington
Atlantic
Eee
ArChicago
Chicago
D. W
Rail schedule for Fort Wayne to St Louis routes
Fort Wayne based schedule lists northward and southward trains for the Fort Wayne and St Louis lines. Stations include Bushnell Monmouth Roseville Alexandria S Grove Lenox Creeks Youngstown and Arlouis with mail express and freight times. Communications note shows a Chicago stock freight north at 1125 am and south at 1000 pm.
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Mail
Lyst
Cb&q Cn
Monmouth
Grove
Alexandria
N. Hendr'n
C C’ng
Arfock Island
LyRock Island
C’ng
S. Grove
Cb&qc'ng
Lenox
Roseville
S. Creek
Youngst
Bushnell
Arst
Chicago Stock
J. H. Williams
George Snyder at Law Notary and Conveyancer
George Snyder, at law notary and conveyancer, handles real estate transactions, loans, titles, abstracts, and collections. Office in Post Office Block over Monmouth National Bank, Monmouth Ill. Navy 14 1874 5011.
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George Snyder
Monmouth National Bank
Monmouth
Ill
Navy
Almon Kidder
LAW and Notary Pub
Hardin's Block
Monmouth, Il
John Porter
G. Mosher Porter
Little Tariff Swindle Prompts Outcry Over Subsidies
The Weekly Review condemns a sweeping tariff measure seen as a five million dollar theft from the public, with four million accruing to manufacturers. It accuses Congress and major newspapers of using money to shape opinion, cites a Pacific Mail subsidy of 740000, and lists lawmakers and editors alleged to have profited. The piece also notes related political intrigue and a New York congressman’s bribery links, ending with a Rhode Island aside and Grant’s fear of assassination attempts.
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Congress
Treasury
Washington
Pacific Mail Company
Inter-Ocean
Forney
Inter- Ocean
Civil Rights Bill Passed House On 5th Inst With 162 To 100 Vote
The Civil Rights Bill passed the House by 162 to 100 and faces possible Senate hurdles. The bill requires equal access to inns, public conveyances, theatres, and other public facilities for all citizens regardless of race, with penalties for violations and procedures for enforcement. The text prescribes fines up to 5 000 dollars, jail terms, and provisions on civil actions and juror eligibility. It also details court jurisdictions and enforcement roles for federal officers.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House
United States
Circuit
Territorial Courts
Supreme Court of the United States
Andrew Johnson recalls Sheridan clash and civil power
In a New York Herald interview Andrew Johnson denounces unwarrantable usurpation of power by Grant and Sheridan. He recalls removing Sheridan from New Orleans to Fort Leavenworth in 1867, praising Hancock’s civil authority and noting peace after Sheridan’s departure. He cites cabinet divisions, and mentions grasshopper raid information and the Mississippi river mouth jetty plan by Captain James B. Eads.
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The
New York Herald
Andrew Johnson
Grant
Sheridan
Louisiana
New Orleans
Fort Leavenworth
Hancock
Mississippi River
James B. Eads
Monmouth School Report January 1875 Ward Tardy and Honor Roll
Monmouth School January 1875 report shows ward by ward tardiness figures and a long Honor Roll listing students from East Ward and North Ward. Principal Wear Warv notes two reports of tardiness and no report from the South ward, with names of students achieving perfect attendance in East and North wards.
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Monmouth School
Ness
West Ward
North Ward
Hoxor Roll
East Ward
Cora Buzan
Samuel Baldride
George Gordon
Arnold Young
Hetta Swinney
Jennie Cumming
Mary Farquer
Remnie Rankin
Annie Thompson
Tilda Strang
Belle Earp
Katie Swinney
Lottie Butler
Hershel Smiley
Bella Strang
Robbie Glendening
Eddy Porter
Howard Marks
Mamie Cumming
J. K. Gowey
Wear Warv
Minnie Hill
Jennie Davidson
Nina Alcan
George Perrime
Richard Woods
Eddie Diffenbaugh
Jessie Gibson
Sadie Carr
M. L. Winey
Nort Warv
George Brown
John M Henry
Eddie Lee
Dora Smith
Eddie Shields
Oscar Vanskye
Ann Young
Ida McNeil
Laura Dungan
Flora Miller
George Otto
Jennie Nash
Alice Cleland
Lutie Dungan
Mattie Misner
Henry Kobler
Carrie Gettemy
Nettie Parry
Win Farley
Nelson Davis
Charlie Allen
Walter Parry
Mary Ritchey
Frankie Hopper
George Allen
Lora Young
Caroline Benson
Josis Burnett
Mary Radmacher
Selma Luft
Jacob Radmacher
Joux
Southard
Constitution of the Monmouth Temperance Reform Club
The document outlines the Temperance Reform Club with pledge, officers, committees, meeting rules, and conduct. It defines roles, such as president, vice-presidents, secretary, treasurer, chaplain, and various committees, plus pledge adherence and restrictions on political or sectarian topics.
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ArreLe
The
Temperance Reform Club
Committee of Ways and Means
Club
Treasury
Elub
State Club
Annua State Club
Temperance League
Temperance Tribute in Monmouth Praises Total Abstinence
A long temperance tribute in Union Hall lauds Mr Frank Murphy and local advocates for total abstinence. The speaker thanks Monmouth’s women for a lively, hearty gathering and urges relentless opposition to the liquor trade, invoking Jehovah and ancient catastrophe as warnings against rum selling. TEMPERANCE.
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Monmouth
Union Hall
Frank Murphy
Ilium
Temperance
Eneas
Troy
The Professor and the Student on Infinity and Time
A professor jokes about infinity as a student seeks time off. John Mateer, father of three students, dies in the city. The New York Herald (Republican) urges the President to resign, praising his tenure and calling resignation his grand opportunity to leave public life.
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John Mateer
Jac
The
New York /Herald
Republican
White House
General Grant
Pittsburg Landing
Cold Harbor
Pemberton
Haltec
Andy Johnson
Cincinnati
Greeley
Remarks on Teaching Certification and Politics in the South
Mary Allen West urges yearly teacher improvement and exams as tests for certification, condemning laziness in teaching. She notes difficulty in revoking certificates, cites eye to law, and reflects on Sheridan, Democratic abuse, and Radical commentary about agents selling a straightening compound in Texas.
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Mary Allen West
Knox Co
Ney
South
Texas
Springfield Letter Attacks Republicans over Louisiana Resolutions
A Springfield letter denounces Republican tactics in the House over the Louisiana resolutions. It accuses leaders of forcing delays to crash the Independent Reform Party, extols Speaker Haines, and warns of investigations into state corruption since 1865. The piece critiques party strategy and raises stakes tied to future elections and party control. The note ends with Ways and Means signaling a tea and coffee tax bill may pass committee but not yet certain in the House.
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House of Sentatives
Louisiana
Haines
Jones
Jo Daviess
Claflin
du Page
House
General Assembly
Chicago Tribune
Springfield
Logan
Reform Party
United States
South
Illinois
Theople
Ral
Mact
Kepre
Committee On Ways and Means
Republic
Durell
Kellogg
Grant
Congress
State Treasury
Chicago Times
Logan on His Hind Legs in Great Debate Roar
The piece depicts Logan of Illinois delivering a vigorous Senate speech, shredding language with forceful rhetoric. It contrasts his performance with political reactions, notes past statements, and critiques Kellogg and Grant in Louisiana, while reporting on Navy defeshment, alleged documents, and a view of corruption.
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New York Tribune
Logan
Illinois
Deerfield
American Senate
Wayfarer
Capitol
Togan
Senate
Howe
Wisconsin
Statesman
Ile
House of Representatives
House
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Kirkwood, Illinois
H. W. Kreider
L. B. Day
Bilby
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Union Stock Yards
Exchange Building
L. F. Ross
Avon
B. F. Dax
H. C. Lawrince
Minois
John A Gordon
Notary Public
Rosmvinix, Warren Co
Ilinois
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Reimer Laham
Indian Sign
East Street
Woodward
Public Square
1St National Bank
W. P. Smith
Side Square
Natl Bnk
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G. W. Kennedy
West Side of Square
Saltzmann & Endrils
W. Ballam
Rankie
M. Gregg
T. W. Hallam & CO
Commission Merchants
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J. A. Boynton
Spriggs & Bro
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James G. Madden
Rorney
Ivxtinois
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William Marsiall
James D. Seerett
Marshall & Sterett
LAW
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Chancery
Wm. F. Smith
W. S. Holliday
Monmouth and
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J. Glenn
John W. Matthews
Glenn & Matthews
I. M. Kirkpatrick
George Babcock
WM. C. Norcross
Westside Public Square
U. Stewart
D. P. Phelps
Stewart Stewart
Phelps & Stewart, Tromseys At Law
Iinois
Wallace's
H. Marshall
Hardin’s Block
H. Caniswan
St. Augustine
Alleekly Review
Pacific Mail
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Colfax
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New York
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Minnesota
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Parsons
Ohio
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Chittenden
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Register of the Treasury
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Tribune
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Old Rad
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Kansas
Jess
Monmouth Temperance Reform Club
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State Register
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United States Senate
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J*udson Co. Ledger
Taree Kixes
Bing Kalakaua
Katie King
Col
William King
Robert Dale Owen
Indianapolis Journal
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