Posey County backs railroad aid and rally urged
Gsar Cairo reports Posey county voters last Monday approved a $100000 aid subscription for a railroad by a large majority and calls for another vote next Tuesday at the railroad election. The piece notes support for Posey county interests, mentions a railroad meeting with good speakers, and quotes praise for progress. It also covers wheat market activity, local storage, and comments about mail and treason.
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Posey County
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Evansville
Cincinnati
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Uncle Sam
Waittlesey
Boxusa
Sam
Patoka
Gibson County
New Albany and St. Louis
Mount Vernon
Railroad meeting call and political rally note
A call for full attendance at a railroad meeting today signals vigorous voter engagement ahead of the Tuesday polls. The piece also reports Kas Gen Burrenkann receiving leave to serve as assistant United States Treasurer in New York, deemed illegal under the law but asserted as Grant’s will. The Chicago Post questions the fifteenth amendment ratification count, citing Pennsylvania by legislature rather than popular vote.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Grayville Independent
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Clanke
Suaxsreare
Milton
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Grant
BaxThe
Chicago Post
Radical
Pennsylvania
Sudden Death of Local Resident at Fair Grounds
Tuomas Avustin Macponnau, longtime hotel employee of Mr. Viers, died suddenly on Wednesday evening after riding to the Fair grounds to drive milch cows. A coroner's jury ruled death by apoplexy. The body was found at the Fair grounds about one mile east of New Harmony. a pointer dog stood vigil beside the deceased.
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Our Town
Macponnan
Virrs
Thomas Austin Macdonagh
Fairgrounds
New Harmony
Esquire Kilbinger
I. W. Lichtenberger
J. Neinumerr
J. P
Laws of Business for all the States of the Union reviewed
A promotional notice extols Theophilus Parsons Laws of Business as a masterwork of comprehensive, clear, and authoritative business law, sold by subscription with agent invitations. It mentions Evansville Journal, railroads, and local opinions, plus local notices on rail progress and a obituary of Aunt Patsey parery Donelson.
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Patsey
Radical Ideas of Protection in the 1868 Navy Report
A late paragraph in the 1868 Navy Secretary report questions protectionist policy. It notes large imports hidden as ordinary apparel, with wealthier travelers allowed duty free passes for costly garments while poorer immigrants pay duties on similar items.
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Europe
Paris
London
Marriage of Gen Gordon Granger at St Pauls Church
The ceremony united General Gordon Granger U S A to Miss Maria L Letcher of Lexington at St Pauls Episcopal Church Evansville. The church was crowded and Granger wore full uniform, leaving for the North with many friends sending wishes for happiness.
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Evansville
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Letcher
North
Eranseille
Loth
Bar San Francisco Plans Two-Block Hotel Bridge Link
A San Francisco bar announces a bold project to build a large hotel spanning two city blocks. The design features a covered bridge linking each story, creating a continuous elevated connection between sections.
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