The Register announces subscription terms and rates
The Register states weekly Friday publication by Co. W. Slater with a yearly rate of 1504 dollars payable in advance. It notes papers won't be discontinued until arrears are paid and that failing to notify of discontinuance at the end of the subscription period will be treated as a new agreement.
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Arthur
Chicago
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Conkling
New York
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Lorig
Execution of the assassin at Washington July 2
The Garfield killer Guiteau is dead and buried. The jail scene drew crowds, with lemonade booths and rapid telegraph lines. Guiteau read a dying prayer, delivered a camp meeting style song, and faced the drop with limited resistance. Post mortem noted neck breakage and a 49 ounce brain. President Arthur relieved in cabinet. The Star Route prosecutions and Pennsylvania politics follow with Pattison’s rising influence and pension totals for veterans.
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Guiteau
Dr. Hicks
Arthur
County Politics and County Convention Agenda
The Democratic central committee met at the courthouse to discuss changing the county convention date and other party matters. J. W. Hiatt resigned as chair. Nick Joost elected in his place. convention set for July 29 with primaries on July 27. delegates to the Democratic Congressional convention listed by township with alternates.
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J.F. Welborn
J. B. Gardiner
George Naas
Milt W. Pearse
George W.curtis
G. W. Thomas
E. P. Schenck
Val Schneider
Samuel Alldredge
Dan Rosenbaum
John G. Young
Joseph Wolfe
Lynn
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C. C. Bundy
J.P. Utley
Lemy Kreitzinger
Franz Septer
John Walz
Peter Weber
Chas. W. Slater
Homer Lichtenberger
William Bailey
George Wiley
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Local Drift: Towns report drownings and odd tales
Cumulative notes from Mt. Vernon and surrounding counties recount a eighteen year old drowning after a wet plank slip near the ferry. Other items include a man rescued from a slop barrel, wheat sales records, a mischief case involving boys beating a crippled child, and various local happenings from Carmi to Mount Vernon and surrounding towns.
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James Caldwell
Posey County
Farmersville
Pete Kittles
McLeansboro
Stewartsvi ind July 4 notes heat relief and plans
In Stewartsvi Ind updates several fires, road improvements, and a new hotel catering to travelers are mentioned. Repairs proceed at Wiggins and Shearer sites while Kilroy visits Poseyville for a benefit. Wheat harvest looks strong, public health is good, and teachers are being assigned for the upcoming term.
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Stewartsvi
Lew Hynes
Jake Armstrong
Duclos
Main & Railroad Avenue
Smuggling a Holiday in Gotham Gossip
New York gossip column notes stores closed from Saturday to Wednesday as Fourth of July plans dominate. It recounts Walling and Mathews sailing for Europe with a festive send off, a religious public nuisance case against Deacon Richardson, and ongoing labor strife over rail freight rates amid a tense summer mood.
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Builders Rise From Ruins on Principal Street
J Rutledge begins erecting a dwelling on a main street as rebuilding starts atop the ruins of the village. Wig gins and Shearer plan to construct better than before, suggesting that Chicago like prospects may view the late fire as a blessing in disguise.
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