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Political and financial notes from Chicago and national scene
May 1875 dispatches report Ohio Republicans choosing a governor candidate with Taft and Hayes in contention. Grant deflects third term talk, praising restraint and constitutional limits. Tribune details urban disasters, stock prices, crops, and a fatal church fire in Montmorency. Bristow’s Louisville speech emphasizes sound money as basis for prosperity.
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Ohio
Taft
Hayes
Chicago Tribune
D. F. Alea
Cook Co. National Ask
Allen Kimeris
Falenwearing
Cyntax
George Alfred Townend
Tribune
Bre
Allen
Penn
America
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Chicago
Colorado
Gen
Sheridan
Yaterday
Baltimore
Twman
Liverpool
General Sherman
Omaha
Rober
Stephen A. Doug Tass
Mississippi
Jas. H. Bitton
St. Lois
Grant
St. Louis
Lindell
Gen. Sheridan
Misa Irene Rucker
East
South
Revenue Department
Minoia
Andy John
la Creme
Wisconsin
St. Paul
M. EB
John F. Hartrant
Republcan
Butler
Matt. Carpenter
Whiskey Ring
Milwaukee
Eveline Gusn
Sheffield
Conn
Schillerisaster
Ridgway
Springfield
Mass
John Pearson
Wisels
Danville
Tllinoik
Sol. D. Bayless
Fort Wayne
Portsmouth
England
Alert
Discovery
Misscar
Kansas City
Minnesota
Grange
State of
Roncetti
Ubaldi
Henri
John Richardson
Oswego
Richardson
Congress
Republic
Withou
Pepe
U.S. Grant
Harry White
Pennayhvania
Bristow
Louisville Board of ‘Trade
Louisville
Lowinville