Election results and party shifts across states in 1881
The Express reports Republican gains and losses in 1881 races. New York shows a 4000 minority for Republicans and possible Senate gain. New Jersey splits 4 of 8 senators with the chamber evenly divided. Pennsylvania Republican lead about 7000. Maryland votes Democratic. Wisconsin Nebraska Minnesota show large Republican majorities. Virginia Readjusters ahead by about 16000.
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Republican State Committee
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Assembly
Senate
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House
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Minnesota
Maryland
Letter Signals Republican Unity and Candidacy in 1881
Jane F. Wilson writes from Favemino Iowa on November 5 1881 urging party unity and steering the National Administration away from factional contentions. He wears a collar inscribed The Republican Party and urges all in the ranks to work for the country grand institutions and general welfare while considering his candidacy for the United States Senate.
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T Me. Wilson
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State Tiegister
Non. Jus. &. Wilson
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Mr. Watson
United States Senate
Guy. Kirkwood
Wilson
Republican Party
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Cal
Jane
DT Hive
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Dakota admission faces Democratic opposition as rotten borough critique
The piece argues against calling Dakota a rotten borough for seeking statehood, noting that many older states have smaller votes yet Senate representation. It cites Arkansas Mississippi Florida and Nevada comparatives, blasts Democratic objections, and endorses Dakota’s admission with Republican backing.
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Call
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Arkansas
House of Representatives
George
Mississippi
United States Senate
Mississipia
Wa.kotahow
Chalners
Dakotay
David Davis
Prairieburg Items 1881 Rural Lightens the Local Pulse
Prainreburg notes from Nov 8 1981 report local gossip on Wabash extension talks via Anamosa and Polk county, mentions Sheriff candidate arrival and evading capture. Updates include diphtheria cases in Waubeek area, deaths, a leg injury to John Cuflits child, Frank Ward's daughter death, Saint’s Day Catholic events, Mrs Fleming illness, and fall term school closure with Jennie Henderson of Monticello praised.
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Waubeek
John Cuflits
Frank Ward
Site
Michael Fleming
Jennie Henderdon
Monticello
W. C. Wann
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Recorder's Office
A long list of real estate transfers filed in the Recorder's Office from October 11 to 15, detailing deeds between named individuals and entities. Items include parcels with descriptions and monetary amounts such as 4000.00 and 3900.00, with multiple buyers and sellers mentioned across various properties and locations.
The Nova Scotia Coal Question in a Trade Argument
A 19th century argument contends that US coal tax policy harms New York and New England. It suggests moving Nova Scotia coal mines inland would lessen costs for American railroads, claiming greater distance would yield further benefits and even annihilation would be best.
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Nova Scotia
United States
New York
New Lowland
Seaboard
Birce
Big Corn Deal Capsizes as Ocean Freight War Unfolds
In October J B Hols bought and sold 60 million bushels of corn, with 3 million ready for shipment to the east. Vessel owners balked at three cents a bushel, rail carriers offered 7 cents to New York, and dealers pressed to accept the profitable offer as Wyoming’s markets heat up amid war price swings.
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Savings Banka
Noah's Arky
Gounod
Gollrey
Pasion Quarten.y
Edrich Grogs
Eighth Avenue
New York
Curiaco
Zeter
J.B. Hols
Drm
Ble
Buffalo
Anen
Mer. Hobb
Wyvunne
Wyoming
Wyoming Daurnad
California Kidney Tea and Wood's Remedies Promoted
A column cites Wood's Worm Destroyer and Wood's Blackberry Calomelative as cures for spasms and bowel complaints with reports of rapid relief. It warns against traveling quacks and endorses Spring Brookson for dyspepsia and liver issues, noting price and trial bottle offers.
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California
S. A. Thomipson
An.y
Notice to settle debts for horse services
All persons knowing themselves in debted to me for the services of my horse for 180, are urgently requested to call and settle the same without delay. For the rest of the season the service of my horse Comet can be had at my stables in Mon ticello. Jos. CUMMINS Mon ticeto, Supt. Sth, Tse.
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Monticello
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Jones County Court Notices Foreclose Title Claim
In Jones county Iowa to end for December 12 1859 the plaintiffs Timothy Murphy and others sue Daniel Crowley in district court seeking a title to the southeast quarter of section 4 township 86 north range 2 west and bar the defendant from any claim. The defendant must appear and defend before the second day of the term beginning December 12 or a default will be entered and judgment rendered. Hesniog & Dozers attorneys for plaintiffs.
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Waele
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Ridge Road
Voereborg
R. O. Peters
Roleby Dutt
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Jones County
Erin
A. D
Limothy Murphy
Daniel Murphy
Maurice Murphy
John Murphy
Catharine Darling
Elizabeth Coshen
Daniel Crowley
Saip
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Hone
Coal District Court
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Ang
We Want Stead and Warness Zaker Harness Goods Sale
Local ads urge sale of harness line stock including horse blankets robes saddles and buggies at low prices. Various names and addresses appear for suppliers and agents promoting health products and dyes with regional references and promotional claims.
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Prrowme & Moray
Mannufacturers
Anveoga, Towa
Ducks, mishap and laughter on Walnut River
County clerk J. J. Chapman and Mr. J. C. Sheean went duck hunting on the Walnut. Chapman slipped crossing a high bank and Sheean, after a fall, drifted into sun as Chapman searched for his companion. Chapman found Sheean drying boots behind a rail fence, both sharing a lighthearted, ironic rescue scene.
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Jong
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