Gov Brown boasts of peace in Missouri during Cleveland speech
The Missouri governor claimed peace in his state in a Cleveland address, while reports describe Ku Klux outrages in Carter, Bloomfield, and Cass counties. Six whippings in Bloomfield over two months, no arrests in Cass County murders despite a $350 reward, and critics say the governor’s bid for vice presidency distracts from Missouri affairs.
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Cleveland
Ohio
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Ian Carter
Col. Lawson
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Cass County
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United States
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Elevator scandal shocks Iowa town and grain records
The Iowa elevator affair reveals 150,320 bushels listed by the Grain Registrar, while Maher alleges 122,021 bushels missing from records and mid as many receipts sold beyond the elevator’s content. Critics condemn the crime, question Warehouse Commissioner Kerner’s vigilance, and urge Beimer to resign or focus on duty rather than electioneering.
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Gustav Kerner
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Lawson Family Targeted By Bandits In Carter County
A Wayne county gentleman recounts a violent assault on Col Lawson and his son Tom Lawson at a Mill Spring farm by twelve men led by Bill Nevins. The group, masked and armed, beat Tom, ordered them to leave the county, and warned of further killings if reported. The Lawsons remain at Mill Spring, planning to tell their full story in their own words.
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Wayne County
Eaweon
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Carter County
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Mill Spring
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Lawsons
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Tom
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Greeley by Hail and New York City Mayoral Attack
The Vermont Waterman calls a 1870 Greeley candidacy a remarkable coincidence and reports A Oakey Ball once praising Greeley but now backing him for president. It notes Greeley’s failure then and questions Mayor Hall's evidence of Tammany frauds, while a Rushville correspondent disputes 200 Greeley Republicans in Schuyler county Indiana, estimating 16 with 14 Democrats among them and predicting more Democrats voting for Grant than Republicans for H G
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Rushville
Schuyler County
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Republican Party Platform of 1872 at National Convention
The Philadelphia convention declares its faith and positions on national issues. It lauds past Union victory, emancipation, and civil rights, calls for fiscal restraint, tariff reform, civil service overhaul, and land policy, and supports Grant’s leadership in a united effort toward peace, growth, and continued national strength.
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America
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Grant
Greeley and Greeley era Democrat invective in quotes
A collage of 19th century political tirades attacking Democrats with names like Horace Greeley and Grats Brown, claiming moral depravity and political influence. The excerpt lampoons party loyalty, debauchery, and rebellion with loaded quotes and dated phrases.
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