Democrats Push Late State Convention For Strong Campaign
The piece argues delaying the state convention to late April or May for a stronger fight. It urges opposing parties to nominate first, then a bold Democratic ticket to press a vigorous campaign for state and national victory. Also condemns a false Memphis article about Jefferson Davis as a hoax and praises the Vincennes Times for retracting the lie.
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Radical Congress
Louisville
Jefferson Davis
Memphis and
Iuuisville
Republican
Vincennes Times
Knox County
Presidential vote breakdown by state appears in noisy OCR
The fragment lists many states with stray letters and numbers, indicating party alignment counts for each state. It mentions the Democratic candidate carrying certain states and a total tally of votes or states, including Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, and others, with inconsistent formatting and placeholders.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Ceeee Wees
Rhode Island
Kansas
South Carolina
Maime
Massachusetts
Wiscomsid
Seerserre
Michigan
Minnesota
Grant
New Hampshire
Texas
New Jersey
Essere
UDIO
Alexander H. Stephens
Stephens
August issue of North Western Farmer reviewed
The August number published by Caldwell Kings bury Indianapolis is praised for original content and broader editorial notes. It emphasizes value for Western farmers with varied articles and gleanings, noting an ongoing effort to boost usefulness. The New York Globe questions Morton’s chair remarks and seeks public explanation.
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North Western Farmer
Caldwell & Kingsbury, Publishers
Indianapolis
Ind
Inovrry
The
New York Globe
Rep
Morton
Telegraph
Reporters United
Methodist Conferences Bulletin Dates and Bishops
The Conference bulletin of the M E Church in this state lists meetings in The Northwest Crawfordsville on September 6 with Bishop Ames presiding Jeffersonville Southwestern on September 6 with Bishop Scott presiding and Indiana New Albany on September 13 with Bishop Scott presiding.
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Northwest
Crawfordsville
Bishop Ames
Southwestern
Jeffersonville
Bishop Scott
Indiana
New Albany
Missing Freddie Leib Reward Notice
Freeman Leis offers a $300 reward for the safe return or information leading to Freddie Leib who disappeared from Quincy on June 26, with assurances of no prosecution if found. Public appeal urges assistance from any eyewitnesses or holders of the boy.
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Quincy Herald
Freppie L.1e
Freddie Leib
Quincy
Leis
Murder and rape reported in Attica area case details
A young woman Elizabeth Pardonner employed by Simon Loeb of Attica was found dead in a canal after milking a cow. Rumors allege Greer Hart and two others assaulted her. all three were arrested amid community upheaval. A separate note from the New Albany Standard criticizes premature presidential candidate announcements. Also, railroad survey crews are working near Huntingburg, with lines considered on both north and south sides.
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Elizabeth Pardonner
Simon Loeb
Attica
Joseph Rogers
Lafayette Dispatch
Greer Hart
Bully
Manford
Manford Browning
Znight
Wem
New Albany Standard
Hancock
Hoffman
Thomas A. Iendricks
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
Louisville & St. Louis Railroad
Huntingburg
Jasper Courier
Court of Conmon Pleas
Gibson County
Wm. T. Jordon
Samuel Sterne
Theophilus Wright
William Bradham
Senth
Francis W. Hauss
Gibson Co
O. M. Welborn
Clover stalk exhibition prompts skeptical editorial
The Manchester Tennessee Democrat publishes a boast about a 7 foot 10% inch clover stalk grown on James Simpson’s farm five miles from Manchester. The paper questions the claim as a ridiculous exaggeration by a Tennessee editor to show the effect of overblown local boosterism.
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James Simpson
Manchester
Tenn
Democrat
Tennessee
Terre Haute gains Nelson as railroad conductor
George Nelson, popular conductor for the E. and CG. R. R., becomes local agent at Terre Haute. Harry Quackenbush, formerly baggage master on Col Sharra’s train, is promoted to conductor to fill the vacancy. Vincennes Su.
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Cnanaz
George Nelson
CG. R. R
Terre Haute
George
Harry Quackenbush
Col. Sharra
Nelson
Vincennes
Sua
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Anton Rutenfranz
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Board of County Commissioners
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Chas
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Kimball & Kern
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Europe
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