All the delegates to the Republican convention chosen
Washington May 5. A busy political roundup notes 820 delegates selected with strong Blaine and Arthur support. It reports shifts among Edmunds, Logan, and Sherman factions while hinting at a possible Arthur nomination. Other items cover a winter resort closure, private theatricals, a Tacoma state bill, postmaster circulars, river appropriations, Kellogg’s bribery case, bounty land grants, and monument work.
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John Sherman
Scattering
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Gresham
Grant
Wisconsin
Fairchild
Connecticut
Maine
Indiana
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Mahone
Virginia
Congress
Tacoma
Senate
Washington
Idaho
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House Committee
Wabash River
Terreante
White River
Ohio
Campaign Funds and the Arthur Factor in Ohio Delegates
A close partisan discusses how money influences the Chicago convention with Arthur as the linchpin. He argues that federal officeholders' assessments fund campaigns, that banks finance these sums, and that Arthur could cut them off by enforcing civil service reform. If he acts, Blaine could be swept aside.
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Commors
Ohio
Arthur
Chicago
National Committee
Blaine
POLITICS AT GRAYVILLE AND LOCAL NOTES
Local drift from Indiana Illinois and Kentucky exchanges covers Grayville politics with ward splits, Phillipstown saloon closure, pay gaps for women teachers, Marion county whisky debates, river improvements and a string of varied notices from towns including Carmi Princeton Vincennes and Evansville with election outcomes and public concerns.
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Olney
Ohio
Mt. Carmel
Quincy
Nashville
Luther Tenson
Knox County
Kewanee
Vincennes
New State Lhouse
Joan B. Hall
Princeton
Ilinois
Evansville
Ludietin
Harrison
Jasper
Hentingburgh
Shelbyville
Owensville
Advertising Rates and Notices in The Register
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Ford
Posey Pickings and Local Obituaries in Poseyville area
Posey Pickings notes Joseph Hartmann of Poseyville died after a late return from Caborn station and possible train runs over him. Mt Vernon mourns Joseph Gregory at 67. Black township assessor Quincy A Gill Jr dies on the 1st. Major local election results show Milner unseating Smith for mayor, Moore defeating Prosser for clerk, Larkin re-elected treasurer, and Wim Spillman elected marshal among many candidates. Wheat crops look strong along the P D E railroad. The Mt Vernon baseball club skipped the Poseyville match last Friday. Miles Thomas acquitted of murder in self defense.
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St. Phillips
Caborn
Josep Gregory
Mt. Vernon
Poseyville
Quincy A. Gill, Jr
Black Township
Miles Thomas
James Castellay
Milner
Smith
Joseph Moore
Prosser
Larkin
Harry Ryan
Bob McGregor
Sane Slygh
Wim
Spillman
Marshal
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