Evansville Courier battles Cau for state senate seat
The Evansville Courier attacks Cau. Jones of the Rockport Democrat in a bid to defeat him for State Senator. The paper questions the propriety of harming the county ticket for personal prejudice, predicts Jones will win and serve well, and urges readers to prepare for the next county fair. Primary results show Calvin Jones chosen as a candidate, with confirmation expected in October.
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Evansville
Posey County
Spencer County
Calvin Jones
Rockport
Evansville Courier Reprimands Meeting as Higher Power Influence
The Evansville Courier criticizes a Democratic meeting held last Wednesday, urging graceful submission to the “higher power,” and notes readers may announce names in the Register for a fee. The piece also discusses postal rate changes, political remarks, a sale of real estate, a local performance at Union Hall, and a furniture critique of the United States Hotel in Saratoga.
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State Sentinel
Mt. Vernon
Posey County
Indiana
Maclure
New Narmony
Posey
Alex. Crank
Fourth of July Reflections on Patriotism and Unity
The author laments fading Fourth of July reverence once tied to the Declaration of Independence and figures like Washington and Jefferson. He questions national indifference, urges renewed celebration, and hopes leaders will stir a renewed love of country and commitment to the Union.
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New Harmony Register
Epitor
Washington
Jefferson,” &c
Holstor
New Harmony Register and Evansville Meeting Debate
The New Harmony Register questions reelecting the present Congress and endorses Judge Niblack in contrast to the Vernon Democrat stance. Evansville Democrats meet, endorse the Baxter repeal and Whitt Lesry for Secretary of State, praise Judge Ninlack, and urge a straight Democratic State ticket amid Courier criticisms.
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New Harmony Register
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Nipiack
Kerr
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A. T. Whitt Lesry
Nin- Lack
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Kerr Nominated for Congress in Third District
The Cape Ann Advertiser argues it costs less to publish a weekly paper than a diligent hen earns in a year at egg prices. Noyes White declines the nomination for Secretary of State, and Mr Jewet, the Minister to Russia, is appointed Postmaster General and accepts.
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Globe
Thos. Dunlap
Chicago and Alton Railroad
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Jewet
Russia
Bannon's Magazine August issue takes the public eye
The August number of Bannon's Magazine, 100 pages, is on sale at periodical depots. Priced 15 cents single or $1.50 yearly, it features high merit stories and valued illustrations. Contents include Tales of the Connecticut River, Ocean Pleasures and Perils, Haunted, Elinor's Fortune, Aunt Sarepta's Ghost, Our Young People's Story Teller, puzzles, and humorous sporting pictures. Published by Thames & Talbot, 36 Bromfield Street, Boston.
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David Whippey
Elinor
Jim
Earl
Sarepta
Leila Grey
Bobbie
Ruthven
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Morning Words and the Cost of Harshness
A reflective poem on how harsh words spoken in the morning haunt the day and may haunt lovers forever. It contrasts care for strangers with ingratitude toward one’s own, warning that late-night forgiveness cannot undo morning injuries. It laments broken hearts from unkind tones and the cruelty of missed chances.
Advice on love and marriage etiquette for young women
A Concord Massachusetts note reports a young woman finding profit in poultry, starting with 60 fowl and raising 450 chickens. she sold many birds, earning about 350 dollars overall. The piece counsels women to nurture their own minds and domestic skills rather than pursue marriage by calculated plans, stressing spontaneous affection and happiness.
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Mass
Retail Wheat and Produce Prices from Thraall Mumford July 11 1874
An old listing shows assorted staple prices including flour wheat corn meal lard hams and oil products. It records quantities per bushel or gallon and notes retail market context in Thrall and Mumford dated July 11 1874.
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Mumford
Armony
Assetes
Sresece
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