Farwell Canal Support Backed by Senator Allison Letter
A Davenport Gazette column quotes Senator Allison’s Oct 9 1882 letter praising Major Farwell’s constant, active work for the Hennepin Canal bill. The correspondence counters claims by D H Murphy and others that Farwell did little, noting Henderson’s similar support and credit to Farwell for advancing the project.
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Farwell praised for canal project advocacy by M'Dill and Thompson
Letters from Ames W. McDill and Wm G. Thompson defend Hon S B Farwell's work on the Hennepin Canal bill. They describe him as earnest, capable, and influential, with strong advocacy and steady effort. The correspondents urge that his contributions should not be underestimated.
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Farwell praised for Hennepin Canal work by Illinois and Iowa officials
Letters from Hon. Thos Updegraff and H. Toll of Glenton and C. A. Carpenter of Fort Dodge praise Major Farwell for his active, persistent support of the Hennepin Canal. They note his zeal, influence, and industry, denying claims of indifference. Carpenter cites congressional record testimony and voting in favor, urging continued backing to secure passage.
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Political endorsement for Major Farwell in Second District
A supportive editorial urges Republicans to back Major Farwell for Congress, praising his honesty, sound judgment, and loyalty to the Union. It argues party unity, warns against opposing a candidate of proven integrity, and emphasizes agriculture and industry as central concerns for Iowa.
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Old Soldier’s Strident Reply to Jerry Murphy at DeWitt Reunion
A Davenport Gazette correspondent relays a fiery letter attacking Jerry Murphy for wartime and political betrayals. The writer denounces Murphy as untrue to the blue, Moss-covered and iron-clad Bourbon Democrat, claiming he fled draft, opposed union measures, and insulted soldiers. The piece mocks Murphy’s claims and demands loyalty to the Union.
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Polish-Tinged Queen Olga Draws Warsaw Echoes
The description notes Queen Olga’s Polish look and ties to the Queen of Hanover. It recalls Grand Duke Constantine as vice-emperor of Russian Poland during her childhood, explaining her Warsaw-like air and manner. Her features are balanced and her hair curls are naturally drawn back.
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Fragmented OCR Note on Public Speech
The text appears as garbled OCR from an 19th century note. It references a woman with a soft kindly expression and audiences watching a performance. Mentions drama in Paris and French nativity themes, plus remarks on prosperity and perception by viewers.
Jerry Murphy visits Davenport in Democratic circles
The article notes Jerry Murphy’s visit to Davenport with Andrew and his Democratic entourage. It describes mixed reception, Murphy’s barroom reputations, and his public persona including talkativeness, politeness to Major Farrell, and a policy decision to avoid extensive speeches this campaign. It also mentions local editors and the Leader newspaper.
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Aggravated Assault Case Sparks Austin Courtroom
Colonel Tilden faced an Austin justice for an aggravated assault on a boy named Kelly. The accused admitted striking with a gold headed cane after a dispute over a missing watch, with the court noting aggravation and the minimum fine of 100 dollars.
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Giant California well nears completion at Wilmington
The largest California well, a Gen. Phineas Banning project near Wilmington, La County, reaches about twenty five feet diameter and forty feet deep. A bottomless wooden tank lined with railroad iron forms the base as a brick wall rises. a steam pump continuously supplies water to a raised tank for gravity delivery to vessels at San Pedro.
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Fill a Newspaper Space Spared by Editors’ Ingenuity
A discussion on how editors fill daily papers as they juggle space for news and ads. Notes include editor fatigue, waste baskets full of material, and shifting plans when crises strike. Mentions Judge Reed’s resignation from Pacific Mail and a Boston gambling case fines.
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Fragmented 19th century notice with medical ads and gossip
A garbled city page fragment mixes medical testimonials for Dr. Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla with local anecdotes and notices. It includes quotes about education for a child, a Baptist minister's view, and various patent medicine endorsements, plus stray dialog and civic chatter.
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