Campaign Hopes Rise Amid Emerson Talk and State Races
The Times reports campaign openings as Gov. Stone weighs Southern shifts, Indiana, Florida and Louisiana swing toward Republicans, and Dems in Indiana debate strategy. Townsend leads for Indiana secretary of state by about 18,900 with large-city support boosting margins. Cleveland area notes discuss tariff debates and election tensions across states.
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Wm. Fleming
J. EB. McDonald
K. AL. Cropeey
U. A. Stealy
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Lee
Ripley
New York
Gen
Hancock
Jieendorren Haton
Caicaro
Inter Ocean
Lyon
Republic
Virginiraud
Ory
Mahone
Salitiene
Winl
Virginia
Jonas
Marcy
Areelide
Kane
Lirald
Wancock
Negroes Face Violent Clash At Wilmington Festival
Reports from Wilmington Delaware describe a confrontation between black celebrants and white Democrats during a festival. Bricks and a volley of shots were exchanged, prompting the gathering to disperse as armed men pursued participants.
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Eglore
Sane
No Mincing Matters as Sun Debates Tilden Withdrawal
The New York Sun reprints an unsigned editorial critiquing the Democratic Party after defeats in Indiana and Ohio. It lauds Samuel J. Tilden as a singular preeminent leader, contrasts Hancock and Hendricks with him, and predicts looming defeat yet insists the party is not ruined.
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Nevada
Colorado
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Washington
Tilden
Thomas A. Hendricks
Iendricka
New England
Abe
A DUSHEL OF NEWS
A compilation of brief items notes Agent Berry in the Indian camp and the protected status, the new Mexican government, and possible conflict with the Utes. It mentions Sherman’s Racine event, Diaz’s role, riots and storms, and political moves in New York and Wyoming, with various incidents and national concerns.
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Agent Berry
The Telephone Then and Now in Ogden City
An old report describes experiments with the electric telephone in Ogden led by Mr. Tallisyn of the Western Union. It notes that cutting the wire and letting a person hold the severed ends still carries sound, enabling voice transmission through the body and across a line of linked people.
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Tallisyn
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Millinery Firm Relocates to New Rooms for Fall Goods
Satire of Removal announces Mra M and Miss May Bowring have moved their millinery business to the former Mrs Schram premises beside Peeltow’s drag giara. They open a new selection of Fall Goods with latest novelties and invite patrons to call and see.
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Miss May Bowring
Local Salt Lake dealer lists broad mill goods inventory
John C Curter agent of Provo Mills shows goods in Salt Lake City including plain flannel at 35 cents per yard brown gray and bottled blankets thirty varieties of dress flannels forty kinds of cassimeres twelve kinds of shawls and a large stock of yarn linseys and repellants among other household goods.
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Luna
John C Curter
Provo Mills
Glad Coountlation
Salt Lake City
Utah and Northern Railway progress toward Dillon and beyond
A Utah and Northern Railway report outlines rapid expansion from Beaver Canyon to Dillon and toward Fort Benton. It notes Red Rock as a transitional freight hub, heavy Montana freight growth, and construction push led by Washington Dunn to extend the line toward Butte and Deer Lodge, signaling expected regional trade gains.
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Dillon
Beaver Canyon
Mormon Meeting Highlights Israel Prophecy In Ogden
The article recounts a Salt Lake City based Mormon meeting in Ogden with Elder Felt praising the church’s missionary spread and prophetic insight. It notes a vision of a continental position and references exodus guidance, ending with a call for faithful service. It also shifts to Missouri education history, detailing early school laws and Missouri’s move to free public schools with figures from 1875.
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Joseph Nall
Free Schools in Missouri Beginnings and Early Grants
The article reviews historical evidence from Kiddle and Schem on the origins of Missouri education. It notes an 1808 academy in Genevieve as the first recorded school, the 1812 territorial provisions, and a 1817 act for a board of trustees in St Louis, marking early steps toward a public schooling system.
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Et. Louis
Salt Lake City Visitors View Mormon Women And Polygamy
A Chronicle writer surveys Salt Lake City and its people, noting Mormon women dress plainly and rarely flirt in public, and laments polygamy while praising resilience. He claims many Mormon women are immigrants or descendants, and describes social roles, wages, and family life with a blunt, skeptical tone.
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Brigham _ Reet
Observations on Polygamy and Mormon Society Reflections from the Territory
The writer relates extensive exposure to polygamy and Mormon communities across the Territory. He notes varied practices among polygamous households and describes interactions with Mormons, their hospitality, virtues, and political ambitions. The author admits the topic is too vast for a single article.
Whites Prairie Flower Promoted As Restful Health Tonic
A sale pitch touts Whites Prairie Flower as a restorative tonic promising deep sleep and morning health. The ad claims rapid relief from dyspepsia and liver issues, cites opposition from patent medicine rivals, and offers trial and full bottles through Charles Nolox & Co. as sole wholesale agents.
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CuaRtes NoLext & Co
Daylight Liver Pills Offer Quick Relief for Bilious Ailments
An advertisement claims Daylight Liver Pills cure liver complaints and bilious disorders with a remedy that cleanses the liver and stomach. Sold by J. W. McNatt, the product is pitched as a swift, effective aid for digestive ailments.
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