Chase Criticizes Nomination Prospects for 1872
The Louisville Ledger argues Mr. Chase has no claims on the Democracy and warns his nomination would show servility to foreign bankers. It contends he is advancing in years and not in sympathy with the party, urging instead candidates like Kendricks or Lafaan. The piece contrasts Democratic unity with Chase’s perceived weaknesses.
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Pike County Items From Petersburgh Democrat
Selby the tailor nearly drowned in White River last Sunday but was saved by Tom Tislow. A Cincinnati death notice proved false. Dr Jos. Davidson, near Petersburgh, survived Perry's Victory. Bob Beasley has borrowed money, left town claiming army or tiger luck, with possible fraud. William Davidson stood up at his wedding but never appeared. marriage postponed as he wandered away.
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Tunnels Blast Roar Shakes Edwardsville Dinner
Several gentlemen rode out to the Knob Division tunnels of the Air Line Railway on Saturday. After touring the tunnels they dined in Edwardsville and felt a strong concussion from blasting. The tunnel runs east to west about north of Edwardsville, 190 feet underground in solid rock, with reports saying bottles jostled from shelves due to the blasts.
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A Proper Case For Assistance
The great hail storm on the seventh inst shattered crops across four or five Minnesota counties. Many farmers must abandon fields until spring as seed and sustenance are wiped out. Citizens with means should aid these ruined families to keep farms intact. The St Louis, Road inspection moves toward Albion. work on bridge piers and abutments will begin this season. In Jackson Township, the Rehmel corpse case prompts an inquest, details unclear.
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Texas Passes Compulsory School Attendance Law
Texas enacts a compulsory education measure requiring four months of attendance per year for all scholastic populations. In New York, German community plans a theater with a $100,000 budget.
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Sensational Odd Fellows expose stirs accusations in Indianapolis
A People of yesterday expose claims Mrs Pillbean used undue influence to witness Odd Fellows rites through the hall janitor, allegedly J D Staats. Journalists and several Odd Fellows doubt details, while a janitor faces expulsion after a committee hearing. The report also notes demands for cash and a mortgage, with tension and rebuke from local observers. An unrelated report recounts Jim Robinson show mishap: son Clarence injured then whipped by the father after the performance, drawing harsh public condemnation.
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Ragged Chronicle News Briefs Touch People and Places
A collage of items from distant cities notes a sad tale of abuse in Indianapolis, a romantic marriage in Chicago, hog cholera plaguing farms, a Kentucky court suit over lodge sick benefits, a German infant with unusual teeth, a notable political slate for 19th century Democrats, and Mexico’s population.
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Payment limits for circuit and common pleas judges
The Legislature failed to appropriate funds for paying circuit judges for special term services or judges for common pleas courts. Claims for such services will not be allowed after this date. Payment will follow the act of March 1, 1855, restricting future payments to cases specified therein. Indianapolis Sentinel.
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