Wireless News War Coverage Attracts Readers
The Wine reports its foreign news breadth with daily two column dispatches from Europe and England, aiming to outpace rivals. The Wire provides earliest updates, boosting circulation. liberal news-dealer terms offered along rail lines and river towns to advance reporting. Springfield faces heat in a political backdrop as states plan elections and a new Constitution tally shows 234,227 in favor against 35,448.
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Deserter Malone Mortally Wounded After Col. Buel Murder
Malone, the suspected murderer of Col. Buel, was captured near Leavenworth. He engaged a skiff crossing the river but was shot by Morrison as he tried to shoot Morrison with the weapon used on Col. Buel. Malone died shortly after confessing to the crime. four other men are detained in connection with the case including the carriage driver and patrol.
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St. Louis Democrat
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Ordnance Detachment
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Morrison
Buel
Magruder
Goard-House
Cheese Manufacture In Northern Illinois
A Chicago Journal correspondent reports on Northern Illinois dairy output. Kane County hosts 22 factories with 8,250 cows and 3,920,750 pounds of cheese worth 548,005. McHenry 18 factories, 7,809 cows, 2,113,808 pounds valued at 486,500. DeKalb 17 factories, 4,450 cows, 2,113,800 pounds valued at 295,938. Cook 13 factories, 3,607 cows, 1,716,000 pounds worth 249,400. Total cows 33,580. total cheese 16,093,000 pounds valued at 2,253,020.
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Chica Journal
Kane County
McHenry County
DeKalb County
Cook County
Dupage
Boone
Winnebago
Kankakee
Ake
The War News From Europe and The Navy Race
From Europe latest reports describe a tense Allied stance as France and Prussia posture for decisive action. News covers Napoleon’s address to Paris troops, Spanish public opinion, and Prussia's seizure of neutral papers. Also noted are the yacht race betting, crop prospects, and a sensational mix of political and military updates across continents.
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Paris
Denmark
Baden
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Basle
Constance
Rheinfellen
Patrons of Husbandry Convene in St Louis
Guteaco July 28 reports that the general and local deputies of the National Grange will convene in St Louis August 20 to organize the State Grange of Missouri and discuss steps to expand chapter activities across Iowa Illinois Missouri Kansas Nebraska California and other states.
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National Grange Atronst Espavandiryi
Towa
Iinois
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
California
Internal Revenue Receipts Rise in Fifteen Months
Washington reports fifteen month Internal Revenue receipts totaling 278,322,344 dollars, up 88,500,857 from the prior period. Judge Teed resumes duties as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Boutwell plans a several weeks’ absence in Massachusetts. Consul Legendre notes China restricts labor export to treaty powers, likely reducing emigration.
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Washington
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Wasmscox
Ger. Legendre
Ameri
Fires devastate multiple businesses across towns
A string of fires destroyed J W Barnum hardware, C G Greene grocery, Bostwick grocery, J H Ransom barn, a tailor and barber shop in MonrTryLien Vermont. Total loss about 14000 dollars, partial insurance. Another fire in Crxcrxnaty damaged Queen City saw and planing mills owned by C W Magilland, with 130000 dollar value and 60000 insured. About a dozen families lost homes. total losses near 270000 dollars. Peoria fire leveled paper mills, Spear Co distillery, bonded warehouse, cattle pens and stillhouse. 2000 barrels of high wines burnt. total loss near half a million, 210000 insured. Syracuse iron works of Sweet Co largely burned. loss about 50000 with 35000 insured.
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J. W. Barnum
C. G. Greene
Bostwick
J. H. Ransom
Queen City
C W. Magilland
Chiaco
Peoria
Spear& Co
D. C. Farrell
Stumping the State and Europe News Bits
The State Conventions nominated Gov Scott for re election and A J Rancier for Lieutenant Governor. Chief Justice Pear targets Hollen and Kirk over Alamand prison refusals. Jeff Davis sails for Europe from New Orleans. Steamboat excursion to Carondalet Harbor noted. Seventeen sunstrokes reported with a large Iowa editorial party hosted at Shaw's Garden and a banquet at the Fair Grounds followed by speeches and travel plans to Iron Mountain Pilot Knob Leavenworth.
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Rénon
Pear
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United States
Europe
New Orleans
Jeff Davis
New York
Iowa
Shaw's
Fair Grounds
Citizens General Committee
Fair Association
Iron Mountain
Pilot Knob
Leavenworth
Mishler’s Herb Bitters Promoted as Universal Remedy
Claiming to purify blood and regulate circulation Mishler’s Herb Bitters is touted as a safe reliable remedy for many diseases. The text details claimed effects including improved digestion appetite and vitality with references to various ailments and an anniversary note. Also included is a wartime era notice about artificial limbs benefits and procedures for veterans to obtain limbs with bonds and payments through the Surgeon General.
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Land for sale and house lot described in ad
On sale an acreage north of a river described as splendid and to be sold cheap. Agent Thomas Payne handles the sale. Also offered is a desirable house and lot between Brosd collar Clatern with fruit and ornamental trees. EB B Barrrr advertises.
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Catharine West
Green O. West
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Towit
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Adama
Illinois
John Sharp
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Iowa Press Association Excursion Reaches St Louis
The Iowa Press Association trip arrives in St Louis after a five hour train journey. About 140 editors and 20 ladies are greeted with crowds, music, banners, and speeches at several stops including St Charles. Norman J. Cotman and John T. Irish speak for local press groups during a welcome reception and banquet plans are announced for today. REMONSTRANCE Desrault, July 28 In Lansing the Senate receives a remonstrance from Berryia county opposing road aid amendments to the constitution.
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Garda
Remonstrance
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Berrian
Crop Reports Favorable Overall in Meurmin Area
Meurmin reports on July 28 indicate crop conditions as generally favorable with some exceptions noted in Mississippi region segments. Local officials caution continued monitoring as weather and conditions vary.
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