Cultivator war rejoinder defends protective association
The letter counters a Peoria meeting report by defending the Cultivator Protective Association. It argues that patent controls prevent market flooding and blackmail, counters accusations of intimidation, and warns that enforcing legal patents helps farmers through safer, cheaper machines while challenging the opposition’s charges. Also notes a Rock Island magistrate’s bail release and local deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Horror
Cultivator Protective Association
Thos. H. Sayles
Dundas
Mapwood, Young & Co
Chicago
Sayles
Protective Association
United States
Brooks Vs. Bicknell
McLean
Fisher
No. 1
Washington State
Great Western
Washington
W. B. Richards
Western Patent Agency
Galesburg
Democratic Meeting at Springfield Discusses Liberal Alliance
A Springfield gathering of prominent Democrats heard speakers urge unity with liberal Republicans to defeat Grant. Leaders including Sen. Starne and Gen. McClernand pushed for cooperation, citing figures like Schurz and Trumbull as signs of opposition to the current administration. The event highlighted party strategizing ahead of the presidential contest. Gov Grimes Dies in Burlington of paralysis. veteran public figure and former U.S. Senator noted for opposing impeachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Starne
John A. McClernand
Grant
J. Turner
Schurz
Davis
Trumbull
Palmer
Hinchcliffe
St. Clair
Reddick
LaSalle
Webb
Grimes
Burlington
Town
U.S
Senate
Johnson
Europe
Coalition of Greeley and allies rallied against Grant in Philadelphia
A New York Herald dispatch reports Horace Greeley Col McGlure Judge Avery and other noted Republicans consulting in Philadelphia last Saturday forming a coalition against Grant. Forney resigns Philadelphia collectorship amid feud over the senatorial race with McClure opposition. The Late Railroad Disaster: Hortonay recounts the Rockford Rock Island St Louis wreck where he and his sister escaped, while eight passengers were freed, four killed, and flames gutted cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Horace Greeley
Col. McGlure
Judge Avery
Philadelphia
Grant
Forney
Col. McClure
St. Louis Republican
Robert Hortoway
Rockford
Rock Island
St.ouis
Rains
Henry County
Fire destroys McCall and Black Water Care Establishment
Fire last Tuesday morning totally destroyed the McCall and Black Water care establishment in Galesburg. Firefighters and staff evacuated many patients to safety as flames swept through the building. Loss is estimated between $10,000 and $15,000 with unclear insurance coverage.
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McCall and Black Water
Galesburg
Protection: Canada vs United States tariff critique
A Cameroy Illinois letter-writer attacks the protectionist system, arguing Canada’s free trade affords lower taxes, cheaper goods, and better wages. He claims U.S. tariffs enrich a privileged class, hurt labor, and provoke emigration, urging a shift to free trade with concrete examples from Canadian and U.S. workers and manufacturers.
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Atlas
Canada
United States
Ohio
Warren County
Minis
Monmouth
Henry
Mr. Weir
Kleinert
Chicago
Lewistown
Ill
Amnest y defeated in Senate fight over Sumner amendment
In Washington the amnesty bill and Sumner’s civil rights amendment faced a critical vote in the Senate. Tipton condemned federal usurpations, while Kellogg’s blank vote kept a tie, the Vice President casting the deciding aye to couple amnesty with the amendment. The result pleased Grant allies and sparked gallery applause, as Democrats and a minority of Republicans opposed the proposal. The Alabama Claims matter and Drake amendment also feature in the day’s notes, along with a harsh critique of the administration’s conduct and a local reader’s account of a lecture on home and divorce.
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Sumner
Senate
Tipton
Pacific Slope
Mr. Kellogg
Louisiana
Phillipi
Senator Kellogg
Kellogg
Edmunds
Scott
Grant
Alabama
Congress
Boutwell
Supreme Court
Court of Claims
Drake
Chancery Notice in Warren County Illinois 1872
Notice to Alexander H. Tracy to appear in May Term 1872 Chancery Court at Monmouth to answer the bill of complaint filed December 29 1871 warns that failure to appear will lead to a decree by default. Sheriff notices follow for two separate real estate executions in Warren County March and March 9 1872 with property descriptions and sale times.
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State OF Illinois
Warren County
A. D
C.K. Smith
Alex. H. Tracy
Alexander H. Tracy
Circuit Court
Monmouth
James L. Dryden
Stewart & Pueirs
Noah Cartier
George W. Shaver
Nancy Dimmitt
James P. Dimmitt
Joseph E. Whitenack
Ellen A. Barlow
John A. Barlow
John N. Barlow
Joh E. Itepack
Sears
Clerk
Stewart & Puxirs
Notice of sale of estate lands Warren County Illinois
The County Court of Warren County Illinois grants leave to sell the real estate of James M Meadows deceased. On March 23 1872 the executor Enry J Harris will offer 35 acres in Warren County for sale by public vendue with terms one half cash and balance in eight months secured by mortgage. Widow Susannah Meadows is entitled to a yearly dower. Wm Maranacs, Sol’r.
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Warren County
Ilinois
James M. Meadows
Warren
Susannah Meadows
Enry J. Harris
Wm. Maranacs
Sol’r
Nancy Suver
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Monmouth
John Porter
City of
Onmouth
Old Town Plate
Henderson
Illinois
Waae
Mene
Diphtheria Claims Two Gainer Garner Children in Lenox
In Lenox township Peter morning 10th inst Erna R youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gainer died of diphtheria. On the 14th inst Maxie eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Garner aged about eight also sick with the same disease. The community offers sympathy to the grieving family as they face this tragedy.
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Lenox Township
Peter
Erna R
Joseph Gainer
Maxie
J. F Garner
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Simonson
Jim Bell
Rono
Mamy
Colona
Turbush
Urbana
Onmonth Review
Democratic Meeting
Congressional
Mercer
McDonough
Hancock
Schuyler
Hawley
Cameroy
Washmeton, D. C
Third Auditor’s Office
John N. Eple
Eorror
College Society
Churchill's
Theodore Tivroy
Sweet Home
Indiana
Monmouth College
Petersburg
Diffenbagh
International Steamship Company
Great Britain
Navy Department
Abram Wells
J. F. Bradshaw
Old Town
Young America
Court House
J. A. Boynton
William F. Smith
John W. Gosalee
William Gettemy
Township
John W. Gosslee
Chancery Notice
Cal Eains
Newt Seppeny
Gente
Loring A
Ruth Lacy
Commodore P. Ow m
Henry Birdsall
Rock Island Road
A. Patterson
Berwick
Humboldt
Humboldt, Jr
E. W. Joan Lormer
Ulen
Youngstown
Swan Township
Anson A. Hoisington
James W. Morgan
Warren Circuit Court
J. 1. Stewart
D. P. Phelps
Stewart & Phelps, Azo Av Law Anp Lottciers 1S Bankruptcy
Wallace's Block
Porter
Tiorney
Hardin’s Block
Broadway
Joan J. Glenn
Elias Willits
Glenn
William Marshall
Yrersey
I. M. Kirkpatrick
Titan Taw
George Babcock
John T. Morgan
Crorney
Register
Minois
Public Square
Almon Kidder
Norcross
Kidder & Norcross
A. Kidder
Notary Public Office
East Broadway
Hardin's Block
Illnois
James G. Madden
Claycomb's Block
North Side Public Square
R. B. McCleary
Garden Street
Hardin's Hall
Iinois
R. Breed
Garden St
National Hotel
H. Marsilall
Enders
Monmouth and
R. MA
Oor
Woodward
Orrick
Wallace
1St National Bank
Reimer Lahamn
Eer
Amucker
Indian Sign
East Street
A. B. Condit
W. T. Dickson
Condit & Dickson Commission
Avpriss—Union Stock Yards
Exchange Building
Clifton House
W .H. Jenkins
Washington and
Halstead Streets
James Jackson
R. PY
Sheldon
Jackson & Sheldon
Union Stock Yards
Staunch Old Bulwar
Insurance Company
North America
Philadelphia, PA
James N. McGee
Spriggs & Bro
Tobe
A. D. Sana
Isaac M. Butler
Guardian
Concord
Ives
Clinton
T. H. Rice
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