Through Tickets From Bushnell To Major Cities
Toledo Peoria and Warsaw Railroad trains pass Bushnell east and west with schedules for Bushnell Peoria and Columbus routes. The 1 35 p m Bushnell and 4 40 p m Peoria east connection offers a Pullman palace car through to Columbus, via Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville Day ton Columbus Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore New York. Through tickets available at all offices and baggage checked to destination. 85 H C Townsend gen ticket fgt agt
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Burlington Route to California via B M and C B Q Linking Iowa to the West
The Burlington and Chicago Burlington and Quincy lines joined by the B and M Railroad form the Burtisoron Route to Omaha and beyond. A middle branch reaches Plattsmouth Lincoln and Pt Kearney promising the continent’s shortest cross country path. A third branch from Red Oak goes toward Kansas City and Missouri with Nebraska views noted.
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Nebraska
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Pacific
Monmouth
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MRR
Borlingten
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Atchison
Leavenworth
Coashes
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Kansas City
Chicago
Indianapolis
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Plattsmouth
Lincoln
Eye
Lanboron
G. Harris
B. & M. Railroad
Burlington Laws
Doris Va Saan Ie
We Defy Taste With This Poem of Separated Hearts
The Louisville Journal cites the poem as beautiful and reads of a喿sacred image and midnight dreams. It dwells on a distant beloved, memory, and the hope that souls may mingle beyond death. It speaks of tears, eternal memory, and a union promised by memory and love across rivers and plains.
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Louisville Journal
Birth of a Japanese baby stirs hotel society in Cincinnati
Correspondence recalls a hotel convulsion over the birth of a Japanese infant, the second outside Japan, amid a broader forecast of the political storm around Horace Greeley and the Cincinnati convention. The note blends circus world trivia with early political plotting, detailing election thoughts, penitent confinement, and the dawn of spring sport chatter including baseball fever and humorous mishaps.
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Japan
London
Victoria
Horace Greeley
Horace
Greeley
Grant
Political rumors swirl over Grant and Greeley routes
A Washington letter argues rumors of Grant’s Philadelphia convention withdrawal and coalition maneuvers are journalist fantasies. It notes northern Democrats favor indorsing Greeley while Voorhees’s attack on that stance backfired, and hints Southern voters press for Greeley as a path to rescue them from carpetbag rule.
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General Grant
Philadelphia
Radical Party
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Graniites
Ulysses
Grant
Horace Greeley
Mr. Greeley
Voorhees
Adams
Davis
Greeley
D. W. Voorhees
Mr. Voorhees
Congress
Rochester
New York
Hoffman
Col. Forney
Morney
Forney
Island of Borneo reports a wild humanlike race
A report describes a short wild race on Borneo with kin in the Philippines Terra del Fuego and South America. They walk erect on two legs about four feet tall. Dark wrinkled hairy beings live in caves feed on snakes vermin and even each other. They resemble a stunted gorilla yet show human facial expressions and modesty in females.
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Borneo
Philippine Islands
Terra del Fuego
South America
Merchant Helps Debt-Stricken Son of Friend in Boston
A pale young man visited a Boston merchant seeking $10,000 claiming his father’s trust. The merchant, recalling a prior loan to the youth’s father and the father’s trust, grants the loan threefold, saying he will honor the debt out of respect for the father’s confidence. Also reported is a serious accident near the iron bridge injuring Peter and Pat Sullivan. The Farmer’s Home Journal urges landowners to value home life and beauty alongside wealth, stressing cheerful homes and cultivated taste.
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Boston
Iron Bridge
Peter Sullivan
Pat Sullivan
Young Sullivan
Dr. Livermore
Lome
Boston Public Schools
Greenland
New York
Halifax
Dolly Varden
Victoria C. Woodhull
Fred Douglas
Edward Payson Weston
Nashoua
Town
Louisville
Secre
Salt Lake
Smollett
Rome
Jupiter
Bowin
American Jewish Publication Society
Nova Zembia
Amsterdam
Switzerland
Oen
Repub
Youth in Lubee Urges Unity by Borrowing Attire
A youth in Lubee Maine attempted a misguided plan to avoid delaying a ceremony by borrowing a coat boots vest and mittens from several people. Unable to secure proper regalia he improvised to keep the event on schedule.
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Lubee
Greeley and Brown Nominated Amid Democratic Ratification in Quincy
A Quincy liberal Republican and Democrat meeting ratified Greeley and Brown for the ticket. Hon. W. A. Richardson urged united support, attacked Grant across departments, and urged that four more years would ruin commerce, the navy, and government integrity. Richardson's remarks were described as forceful and influential.
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Quincy
Trs
Greeley
Brown
W. A. Richardson
Quincy Wty
Grant
Navy Department
England
Texas
Treasury Department
Treasury
Department of State
Grant’s
Richardson
Greeley Support Letter Cited by Horatio Seymour
May 19 report from Washington notes Horatio Seymour forwarding a letter via Cox stating Mr. Greeley’s election would curblocal neighborhood government and opposing federal overreach. Seymour praises the popular movement, sees Germans’ influence, and cites talent and fitness aligning with the times. Also mentions Greeley denying subsoil draining is effective and predicts a 10 percent mortgage will drain farms better than other methods.
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Washineton
Ian
Cox
New York
Horatio Seymour
Greeley
Mr. Greeley
Cadets Number at West Point Breaks Down by Origin
The present corps at the United States Military Academy totals 215 39 appointed by the President 4 naval apprentices 3 Japanese students 1 from the District of Columbia and 167 from the States.
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United States Military Academy
District of Columbia
States
Wealth per capita and curious world notes in Gleanings
The column surveys a wide mix of trivia and news items. It cites state wealth at 835.34 per person in a digressive roundup, mentions Detroit peddlers, a Rock Island jail vacancy, Metz capture by an Omaha paper, and a Bangor loyalist quip. It also notes Christine Nilsson admirers, a 1812 Mason in South Carolina, a farmer with twelve pairs of twins, and various oddities across the country.
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Detroit
Rock Island
Omaha
Metz
Bangor
Greeley
Gratz
Grant
Christine Nilsson
Europe
South Carolina
Clay County
Indiana
Akron
Ohio
Logan
New York
Alabama
Mr. Greeley
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Bon Harper
Thomas Buchanan Read
W. M. Blanding
Masonic
Henry
Mercer
River Street
Troy
Boston
Sexton
Portland
Maine
Cincinnati
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Alexandria
Henderson
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Freight
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Breed
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Railroad
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Hancock
John Quincey Adams
Republican Party
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Smith
Jones
Bakers
Thompson
Terra Firma
Ev. Benkenrt
Washington
Wasutyeron
D. C
House
Hereford
Committee On, Foreign, Affairs
Senate
House Committee On
Carrie Sparkling
South Benders
Sister Olodine
Notre Dame Seminary
Carrie
Savannah
Catharine Hamption
The
Christian Order
Kentucky
Red River
Angel of Shadow
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Shadow
Augsburg
Broad
Potomac
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