Democratic mass meeting invitation from M C Kerr
Oct 15 1872 letter from M C Kerr to EB Alvord declines speaking at Indianapolis mass meeting due to health. Kerr supports Greeley and Liberal Republican alliance, urges vigorous effort to defeat Grant and promote reform, reconciliation, and enforcement of laws. He pledges to aid the cause in November despite ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Arpany, Inc
EB. S. Alvord
Democratic State Central Committee
Sir
Indiana
Washington
Greeley
Mr.Greeley
M.C. Kerr
Old Joe backs Greeley in Oregon letter
General Josefh Lane of Oregon known as Old Joe praises Greeley and Brown in a home letter saying all Democrats in Coosa county will vote for the ticket and predicting a majority of at least thirty. A locomotive and freight car plunged into the Illinois river at Peoria through an open draw of a bridge.
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Nex
Josefh Lane
Oregon
Joe
Greeley
Brown
Douglas County
Coosa
Illinois River
Peoria
Cincinnati, Rockport and Southwestern Railway
Posey County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Cincinnati
Rockport
Samme
Posey
Frank D. Bolton
Green
Hendricks Triumph In Indiana Voter Call And Liberal Rise
The piece narrates Hendricks’s triumph in Indiana a heated contest against Morton aided by the Administration and Radical bloc. It praises Hendricks as peace reformer and Liberal leader while denouncing Niblack’s rivals and detailing local political fallout and endorsements from Evansville and Washington City papers. It notes long service in Congress by Niblack and his strong local influence amid Democrat unity and reform aspirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hendricks
Hendricks
Indiana
Morton
Kentucky
Washington City
Congress
Evansville
John W. Foster
Hvansville
W. Js. Niblack
United States Circuit
District
Ivansville
Treasury
House of Representatives
Col. Foster
Pratt
House
Niblack
Worth
Ife
Tun
Lzransville
The Great Moral Triumph and Other Fragments
The item lampoons Hendricks election as a moral triumph amid accusations of fraud and foreign voters. It notes opposition figures Morton and Graniites, plus references to Sendricks, and concludes with a brief note on Fulminatine explosive and Europe’s artesian well at Lilliers, France flowing for 746 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hendricks
Indiana
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Hendricks
Morton
United States
Senate
Kentucky
Illinois
Sendricks
Cincinnati Enquirer
Europe
Lilliers
Pas de Calais
France
Opinions of Eminent Statesmen on Greeley and Grant
In a divided political discussion, Thurman defends the Democratic Party while praising Greeley and urging support for him over Grant. Voorhees expresses strong approval of Greeley, noting his proven dedication and pledging to vote for him in November despite past biases.
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Andrew Jackson
Ior
Pacific
Greeley
Grant
Thurman
Daniel IV. Voorhees
What becomes of the Indians in old news meta
A historical reflection notes the fate of Indians and newsboys, comparing their numbers over decades. It cites census data: 1860 Indians numbered 44,020, dropping to 25,731 by 1870, suggesting a drastic decline over ten years and inviting questions about long term outcomes.
Irregular Attendance Harmful to School Effort
The New Harmony Register warns parents about irregular and untimely attendance. Principal W Mitts argues absences and tardiness disrupt learning, hinder class progress, and lower a pupil’s chance at Roll of Honor. He urges parents to avoid early dismissals and unnecessary trips during school hours.
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Kirst
T Hird
W. Mitts
Greeley and Brown Club Meeting Notice
The Regular Meeting of the Greeley and Brown Club is set for Tuesday evening October 29 1872 at 7 o clock at Union Hall. Full attendance urged as important business will be transacted. L A Burne President W E H Triars Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley and Brown Club
Union Hall
L. A. Burne
W. E H. Triars
Washing Machines And Churn Patents In Indiana List
United States Patent Office notices Indiana inventors for week ending September 24, 1872. Entries include Washing Machine by John M. Monford et al of Boone County, Toilet Bracket by Lorenzo Pearson et al of South Bend, Washing Machine by John Barnes of Spartanburg, Bee Hive by Solomon Rogers et al of Butler, Churn by John D. Campbell et al of Jamestown, Cultivator by W. J. Thompson of Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Patent Office
Indiana
Messrs
Cox & Cox
Solicitors of Patents
Washington, D.C
John M. Monford
Boone County
Lorenzo Pearson
South Bend
John Barnes
Spartanburg
Solomon Rogers
Butler
John D. Campbell
Jamestown
Wm. J. Thompson
Rockville
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the Register
C. W. Slater
Norace Greeley
Horace Greeley
Benjamin Gratz Brown
George W. Julian
Joan R. Coffroth
Cyrus M. Allen
James Gavin
George W. Shanklin
James A. Cravens
Tom
Scobey
James T. Nockman
William R. Harrison
William B. McLean
Thomas H. Harrison
Jonathan W. Evans
James Brown
Milo
Hascalt
William W. Higgins
W. E. Niblack
Thomas A. Hendricks
Central States
Democratic Party of the Union
the Sun
Lincoln
Liberal Democratic Reform Party of the Union
New York Sun
Andrew Johson
Hancock
McClellan
Buckalew
Cox
The
New Harmony Register
Giants
Greeley and Brown
Cincinnati Engree
Continental
Lichten Berger, Owen & CO
New Harmony
Ind
Louis Piro
Harmony Township
Victor C. Duclos
William Warren
Joan Kilbinger
J. P
Cherees
Common Pleas Court
Youninger
Parmella Overton
Lucy Overton
Sarah Overton
Mary Ann Overton
Elizabeth Overton
Willis Overton
John IL. Overton
Malixsa Overton
Mount Vernon
Tadliana
Paris
Alex. Crank
Fosenbaum & Brother
Main Street
Public Square
Cincernati
Lichtenberger, Owen & Co
AVE
Lonsdale
garWe
Queen City
Jacob Breith
Postoffice
J. Beal
J. R. Hugo
J.R. Hugo
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