Politicians Make Campaign Tour Across Illinois
Governor Oglesby and several candidates plan speaking stops in numerous towns from Rockford on August 23 through Geneseo and Galesburg into September. Generals Logan and Harlbur t, Brown county delegates, and other speakers are listed with dates and localities across the state amid party activity and insurrection warnings in Spain.
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Richard J. Oglesby
Rockford
Long
Mount Carroll
Forreston
Dixon
Morrison
Rock Island
Geneseo
Galesburg
Aledo
Monmonth
Oquawka
Warsaw
Springfield
Griggaville
Winchester
Scott County
Virginia
Cass County
Petersboro
Menard County
Lincoln
Logan County
W. Bloomington
Will Cambsck
Indiana
Illinois Democracy figures address Liberal Reformers in Quincy
Messia, Brrr and Knapp, prominent Illinois Democrats, will speak to the Liberal Reformers at Quincy Court House this evening. They quote a speech by the Baltimore Convention era leader predicting limited support for Greeley even if nominated, and warn of consequences if the nomination occurs.
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Messia
Brrr
Knapp
Illinois
Quincy
Court House
Baltimore
Greeley
Ocean
United States
Waerras
Recorder’s
Adams County
Jushin E. McCoy
Adame County
Warnes
Chantel H. Laven
Jainey
Aincy
Wally
John EL Williams
Illinois Institution for the Education of the Deaf opens Sept 18 1872
Deaf mutes and parents are urged to attend the coming term at the Illinois Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb in Jacksonville. The session begins September 18, 1872, with free board and tuition for residents of Winds. Delays should be reported to the Principal, as admission after start is not allowed.
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Tinixois Inemitelios
Jacksonville
Illinois Institution For the Education of the Deaf and Dumb
Public Library of
Kentucky
United States
Canadas
Andrew Hochcrafe
Adams County
Court House
Quincy
Andrew Grimmer
Atugliwtw
Dennis C.J. M. Franks
Rice
Threatened Insurrection in Spain and Belfast Riot Recommences
Late European News reports a planned insurrection in northern Spain for Aug 28. Belfast riots resume with gunfire as English railways consider abolishing class carriages. American fleet arrives in the Baltic under Admiral Alden. Cuban items note insurgent massing and widespread violence in Havana with police overwhelmed.
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Belfast
Lonpox
Bankrupt Grady Speculators
Curiaco Aug 24 creditors meet for John B Lyon wheat syndicate with liabilities reported at 800000 dollars. Lyon offers 20 percent cash by Tuesday and 5 percent in thirty days as final settlement. A committee is appointed to investigate the affairs of the firm.
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Curiaco
John B. Lyon
Wheat Syndicate
Lyon
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The New Postal Cards Opinion from Attorney General
The Attorney General has advised the Postmaster General that the Post Office Department cannot contract for postal card manufacture. The system’s establishment must await a specific congressional appropriation.
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Attorney General
Post Office Department
Congress
Connolly to Testify Against Tweed and Officials
New York Aug 24 The Tribune reports ex Comptroller Connolly has stayed within fifty miles of New York mostly in Westchester, will become State's evidence and his testimony will convict Tweed and about twenty other officials whose names are not yet published. He will first testify against voucher thieves under Attorney General Barlow's directions.
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New York
the Tibune
Connolly
Westchester County
Tweed
Barlow
Democratic Convention backs Charles OConor for president
From Trenton to Philadelphia and beyond, Aug 24 reports show Democratic meetings endorsing Charles OConor for the presidency. Delegates named for Louisville include Samuel J. Bayard and others while New York and Washington clubs pledge support. Other items note Wilson's remarks on party fate, Hawley's renominating, labor reform aims, and miscellaneous national notices.
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Trenton
Samuel J. Bayard
Chas
O’conor
Louisville
Wm. A. Benjamin
C. C. Burr
John Kennedy
New Brusswick
O’brien
New York
Charles O’conor
Louis
Ledslia
Clinton
Washington
Democratic Club
Senator Wilson
Wilson
Hudson
Gen. Dix
Grant
Greeley
Republican Party
Brown
Empire State
Natute
Hawley
Rocy Isuasp
Grant and Wilson Club
John B. Hawley
Congress
8. Gayer
Whey
Political notes from South Carolina and West Virginia
Aug 24 1864 summary: Republican Convention names for State Treasurer Solomon Hays Comptroller General H. W. Parvis Adjt General J. K. Wilson Superintendent of Education. West Virginia: independent Democrat Jacobs near six thousand majority for Governor per Intelligencer reports. Democrats concede Jacobs win. Also local items from Berraoo Lexo Branca Cleveland and New York recollections, including Liberal nominations and Greeley speech disruption.
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South Carolina
Columsra
8.C
Solomon Hays
White
H. W. Parvis
J. K. Wilson
West Virginia
Wheeling
Jacobs
Berrao
Judge Church
William Williams
Lexo Branca
Grant
Wilson
Cleveland
Selah Chamberlain
New York
Gen
Slocum
Jones’ Woods
Greeley
Outrage at Malden Hotel Ends in Arrests
Frederick Barrow keeper of the Mystic Hotel at Malden and George Emerson are under arrest for chloroforming a young widow and ravishing her all night at the hotel. Also a lunatic from Nebraska City named Peter Heinrichscap killed A. G. Winter of Leavenworth Kansas last night.
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Bostox
Frederick Barrow
Mystic Hotel
Malden
George Emerson
Leavenworts
Kan
Nebraska City
Peter Heinrichscap
A. G. Winter
Destructive Fires Hit Mills Warehouses and Hotels
A fire in CoaMpares destroyed Fincs planing mill MacCallister warehouse and a row of wooden buildings with losses near 100000. In Helena Montana the North Pacific Hotel and Gazette printing works along with many nearby structures burned for about 70000 in losses. Mitchell-towns Ontario reports major fire consuming the town business section including post office telegraph office and several stores with losses around 100000.
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CoaMpares
Fincs
MacCallister
Helena
Mont
North Pacific Hotel
Gazette Printing Establishment
Jackson, Grand
Broadway Streets
Court House Square
Loas
Mitchelltows
Church Prayer Meetings Schedule Across Several Towns
County Agent L. H. Gorpos lists Sunday services across multiple towns with dates in August and September at various churches including Fowler Paloma Camp Point Houston La Prairie Keokuk Junction Columbus Clayton Concord McKee and Lawn Ridge. A later note reports a severe late week thunderstorm damaging a large oats stack near Chauncey Gallup and injuring a girl in a nearby dwelling.
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Chauncey Gallup
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