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Lawrenceville
University
Bloomington
Mardin County
Kansas
Olney
Vincennes Fair Association
Metropolis
Johnson County
Princeton
Fort Ranch Club
Princetons
Local Drift: Indiana Illinois Kentucky News Anthology
A collage of rural and small town items from Indiana Illinois and Kentucky including a Cumberland county Illinois ex-superintendent stashing farm funds behind a mirror a pond draining fish caper at Lonia ville and a look at doctors in Indiana counties insights on a murder inquiry near Grayville a levee claim in Cairo and a prohibition convention petition drive with 32 306 signatures detailing local incidents and political notes.
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T.C. Kelly
Cumberland County
Mr. Kelly
Grayville
Chas. H. Wheatcroft
Wal Wilmoth
New Harmony
Brick
Clay City
Indiana
Republicans Meet to Wrangle in National Convention
Chicago and surrounding towns buzz over the Republican national convention with Blaine, Arthur, and Harrison factions wagering for influence. Delegates debate platform, seating, and possible coalitions as crowds fill hotels and press corps track every shift in support.
Tortoise Carvings and Local Notes From Mt Vernon
Local items include a carved tortoise shell found in Lynn township marked J. H. 1863, Mt. Vernon Hustlers beating Uniontown club 380 to 7, and the Cynthiana schoolhouse expansion next fall. Notables: Mrs. Boyce and Mr. Boyce traveling to Hot Springs for health, George Taylor’s confinement, Welborn named delegate to New Orleans fair, a watermelon pest report, Mt. Vernon Herald debut, and unusually high frog prices.
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Lynn
J. H
Mt. Vernon
Uniontown
Cynthiana
Wm. Boyce
Hot Springs
Ark
Steamboat Rosa Belle Explodes Near Petersboro
The steamer Rosa Belle owned by Bartlett Kahn & Co of Evansville exploded its boiler five miles below Petersboro at about 6 pm. Captain Clas Applegate, his son, and engineer John Phinney were killed. the boat wrecked. A boy injured in Elk Hart and other scattered local notices follow. Frost and snow spread across northern states. a Sheridan IL woman marks 76th birthday with whooping cough. former judge J L Women dies in Fort Wayne. Minnesota and Wisconsin delegates back Tilden and Hendricks.
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Ixp
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Evansville
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Ohio Dems hope Tilden will lead strong campaign
New York dispatch notes Ohio Democrats favored Samuel J Tilden as standard bearer, predicting stronger Ardor and better prospects than under other leaders. If Arthur is renominated at Chicago, Tilden would likely carry Ohio. Republicans allied with prohibition wing blame Senator John Sherman for the defeat of the prohibitory amendment and forecast his loss in Ohio by about 25,000.
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Tilden Could Win Indiana and New York, Lamb Says
Congressman Lamb of Indiana, speaking after visiting Tilden with Hendricks, states that if nominated by the Democracy he would accept and lead a vigorous campaign. He rejects rumors of Tilden's enfeebled health, asserting he is in good health and as able as eight years ago to guide victory. He forecasts a large Indiana win and New York carrying by 30,000 to 50,000 against any Republican nominee.
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Prominent Republicans Gather Amid Convention Tensions
In Washington on June 1, Logan Edmunds and Sherman mingle at Senate sessions while Harrison heads to Chicago. Blaine oversees telegraphic links with convention managers while Arthur runs dispatches to federal departments. The Republican convention repudiates its national committee.
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Chicago
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Arthur
White House
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Tilden favored by Spriggs and Chicago convention move
Washington notes quote Congressman Spriggs of Utica claiming Tilden will be the Democratic nominee and elected. He assesses health and resolve, predicts New York delegates vote for Tilden, and expects his term to run full. Reports on Belford’s Confederate home bill, Kleiner’s influence, and Republican shift to Chicago for the convention populate the dispatch.
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Peelle
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Utica
Tilden
Payne
Randall
Mr. Spriggs
New York State
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