Oregon Frauds and Mexicanization in Republican Debate
Orepoin laments Republican attacks on Democratic frauds in Oregon. He accuses Morton committee of blocking truth, cites Oregon governor Crover and Cronin-Watts, and notes Oregon's election results despite Republican rhetoric. The piece claims Oregon exposes radical pretensions as Louisiana and Florida battles unfold.
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Muchado
Oregon
Morton
Senate
Louisiana
Florida
Morton Committee
Poverdor
Crover
Cronin- Watts
Newa
Oregon Mountains
United States
Congress
Pacific Ocean
Democrata
Comment on Grant Administration Debates Over Officials
A fragmentary critique targets Belknap as a confessed robber and ropeadd as the navy secretary for misusing public funds. The passage asserts Republicans plan to renew power for such men despite calls for accountability and potential future jail.
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Grant
Belknap
Ropeadd
Navy
Biniwdlf
Question of Majorities in Indiana and New York
A Bloomington style summary notes Garvin’s expected county majorities across Perry Spencer Vanderburgh and other counties, with debate over Vanderburgh leading by 700 and Perry around 400. It contrasts Courier predictions with Journal editorial stance and recounts Brooklyn Bridge incidents and New York political notes from June 1878, including a dramatic court rescue of a petty thief.
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Courier
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Journal
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Perry
Pasey
Spencer
Vanderburgh
Wattick
Pam
Evansville
Radical Richland County convention backs Sherman innocence
The Richland county Radicals declare belief in Sherman’s innocence in a recent convention. John replies by return mail that the resolution’s language is too complimentary. A Republican convention would meet today with Grant as a first ballot presidential favorite.
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Richland County
Sherman
John
U.S. Grant
Posey County Banner Goes Democratic District Fight
Posy is described as the banner Democrat county of the district, while Vanderburgh vows to dispute the honor in October. The piece urges rallying and hints at a heated contest to keep the position.
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Posey
Vanderburgh
New York Woman Seeks Divorce On Ground Husband Drunk
A New York woman files for divorce citing marriage to a drunk husband. Her petition asserts that if granted there will be celebratory fun at future weddings. The case reflects social attitudes of the era and ongoing divorce accruals.
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New York Rapid Transit
Sixth Avenue
East Side Road
Greenwich Street
Common Council
Ter
New York
E. J. Goodwin
New Har_mony
Lichtenbergers’ Store
Mydy
European harvest fears due to moist weather and floods
The report notes England enjoys favorable grass and root crops but cereals likely short. Excessive rains have delayed wheat, harmed growth, and caused floods in Scotland and lowland areas. Continent sees similar delays in northern districts. European harvests affect U S agricultural interests and will be watched closely.
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England
Mark Lane
Prena
Scotland
Europe
United States
Cincinnati
The Corn Crop in Illinois Prospects Report
The Illinois Agricultural Bureau’s June 1 outlook shows acreage at 8,672,088, down from last year’s 8,934,418 by 262,330 acres. Statewide condition averages about 85.73 percent, higher than last year’s 83.77. highs reach 125 in several counties while 13 counties report below 75.
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Agricultural Bureau of
Ilinois
Wisconsin crops show scant damage after fresta
The Milwaukee Journal of Commerce reports that fears of crop damage from the fresta are dismissed. Wheat and other staples sustained little or no harm, with prospects of an abundant harvest. The note adds confidence in a fall recovery, citing improved trade and Congress adjournment.
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Milwaukee Journal of Commerce
Congress
Government of Force and the American Empire
A quotation from the Indianapolis Journal asserts that no government since creation has attempted to sustain authority over a vast empire like the United States with such a small army. It emphasizes that while a government may be based on law, force must back the law.
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Washington, D.C
Eniver
Reatster
Congress
West Point
House
House of Representatives
Potter
Senate
South
Court of Claims
Avaiti
United States
Jindianapolis Journal
Posey Gibson Counties Senatorial Race Sparks Clash
Posey county and Gibson county battle intensifies as Tom Tackled Menzies leads in the senator race. The Hvansville Journal notes lively contest involving local figure Thomas J. Truscott challenging Mr. Menzies.
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Menzies
Thomas J. Truscott
Posey County
Mr. Menzies
Posey
Gibson
Hvansville
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