Dem pushing Kopperheadism in Chicago and Republican rally
A dispatch reports an Irish Republican meeting broken up by Copperhead mobs in Chicago. Perry Fuller is named Collector of Customs at New Orleans as a presidential reward. Madison County Republicans hold a large Edwardsville campaign meeting with speakers Sen. Palmer, Col. Elliot, Gov. Koerner, and Gen. Lippencott. A torch processions turns violent against a citizen. The piece notes Democratic efforts to claim Seymour loyalty. It calls for Republican mass meetings in Jacksonville and Morgan County with Yates and other leaders, plus Tanner and Loyal Boys processions.
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Copperhead
Chicago
Perry Fuller
New Orleans
Perry
Rousseau
Madison County
Edwardsville
Sen. Palmer
Col
L. H. Elliot
Koerner
Gen. Lippencott
Seymour
Lincoln
Jacksonvile
Jackonville
Morgan County
Aong
Ruth
JaAchsoxvinne
Lessetor Qare
Septemrber
Yates
International Regatta and Lisbon loan tale lead Europe
In Constantinople Admiral Farragut hosted Turkish ministers and ambassadors. in Lisbon a 19 million franc loan bill passed while 500,000 francs were allotted for Lisbon forts. Paris reports the Figaro sale banned. Southampton sees the Isle of Wight regatta with Sappho and four British yachts racing, Cambria and Aline close behind.
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Sarrasut
Napol
Constantinople
Franklin
Lisbon
Chamber of Peers
London
Rome
Henry E. Manning
la Eat
Joseph Benardi
Antoneth
Paris
Chalons
Figaro
Southampton
Isle of Wight
Sappho
Condor
W. Ewing
Greenock
Onward
C. J. Tennant
Aline
R. Button
Portsmouth
Cambria
Asbury
Thut
Cowes’ Castle
Rénda
Feesoy
Nally
New York Cricket Club Defeated by Mountain Club in Boston Match
The New York cricket club closed its New England visit with a one day match against the Mountain club. New Yorkers scored 67 then 44 in two innings, while Mountain club tallied 190 and 54. Large crowd of ladies and gentlemen observed. A $100 pigeon shooting event at the Massachusetts shooting club saw the Winthrop Glee Club member win 23 of 35 birds. Also mentions a trot at the race course near Vermont yesterday."
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Bossossot
New York
Tratan
Boston
New York Cricket Club
New England
Monantum
New Yorkers
Monatain Club
Massachusetts Shooting Club
Winthrop Glee
Toran
Ermont
Chicago Board Awards Contracts for Illinois and Michigan Canal
In Curiaco August 28 the Board of Public Works awarded contracts for 20 remaining sections of the Illinois and Michigan Canal totaling about 1,000,000 dollars.
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Illinois and Michigan Canal
Michigan Canal
Curiaco
Board of Public
Iinois and
Notable Figures and Events Touched by Death and Change
A compilation of brief notices: Elliot the portrait painter near death in Albany. Estella Anna Lewis poised to become a French countess. Gen Grant to spend days at Long Branch returning from the West. two 73-year-old former New York Tribune carriers die. Cornelius Vanderbilt’s first stock investment came from his wife. Wilkie Collins aims to earn about 35 000 to 10 000 from Moonstone. burglars raid Prof Agassiz’s Cambridge home. Fred Douglas to address a mass meeting in New York honoring Thaddeus Stevens. Anson S Miller of Rockford injured in a carriage fall. the Isle of Wight youth of Abyssinia plays cricket at Royal Hotel. Mrs Senator Trumbull’s last away visit at Arlington Heights. John Allen the Wickedest Man in New York travels to visit his father. scientific notes on Mississippi features and glacial history discussed at Chicago convention.
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Grant
Long Branch
New York Tribune
Cornelius Vanderbut
Wilkie Collins
Prof. Agassiz
Cambridge
Mass
Fred Douglas
New York
Thaddeus Stevens
Anson
Miller
Rockford
Theodore
Abyssinia
Royal Hotel
Alum Bay
Isle of Wight
Senator Trumbull
Arlington Heights
John Allen
Arnold
Howard Mission
Allen
Water Street
Irate Irish Republican meeting broken up in Ohio
An Irish Republican gathering in Wapakaneta Ohio last evening aimed at forming a Grant and Colfax club was disrupted by a mob. Speaker Hodnett was forced from the stand as lamps chairs and other fixtures were damaged. Several people were injured and three arrests reported. Police scheduled examinations at 10 AM. Separate item notes a store robbery in Wapakaneta Ohio with $950 in dry goods taken.
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Legge
Gen Schenck Renominated for Congress by Acclamation
Cincinnati Aug. 28 Republicans of Ohio third district nominate Gen James Schenck for Congress by acclamation.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Gen. Schenck
Re nominations and storms across the nation
Re nominated Congress candidates in Wisconsin, Delaware, and Buffalo amid political friction. A Savannah storm damages cotton while officials prepare for New England Fair attendance. Petitions urge Dr. Mudd pardon as Georgia theft case ends in a dramatic jailhouse confession by suspension. A San Francisco suit seeks damages over telegraph lines with California injunctions. Alexandria court dismisses a case, prompting potential mandamus to test Reconstruction acts.
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Congress
Lacrosse
Wis
Delaware
Ben F. Driggs
D. D. Bennett
Buffalo
N. Y
Savannah
New England
New Haven
Johnson
Dr. Mudd
Geo. Brighton
Petrolia
Penn
Putnam
San Francisco
Western Union Telegraph Company
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
California
Plartiff
Alexandria
Miitary
New York Stock and Money Market Summary
A historical market brief notes varied bond and stock figures from 1860s to 1960s style. Mentions U S government bonds with 5 20s and 6 20s, references to Erie Central and dates and figures in old currency notation. Indicates fluctuating over time in a compact coinage oriented market snapshot.
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