Vote for Col Mathews for Eleventh District
The essay urges voters to support Col. C. Mathews for the Eleventh District and highlights the advantage of two harmonious representatives with the dominant party. It notes Browning’s Opera House speech criticizing federal departments as threats to liberty and claims no voter has lost freedom due to the Department of Agriculture or Department of Education.
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Mutiny of Circular Urges Concerted Action to Elect Moore
A partisan circular circulated from distant parts urges Liberal Republicans and Democrats to use concerted action under a new system to determine the successful man. It argues for cumulating votes for IRA M. MOORE, claims his election would strengthen party aims, and warns Republicans to avoid sullying the ticket with splits.
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Ness
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Fragmented 19th Century Political Ramblings About North Carolina
Vague notes quote a North Carolina report claiming a 10000 vote majority for Grant and predict preliminaries today in the state. The text references a confidential circular and a rising tide of agitation. It mentions Ira M. Moore and uses distorted capitalizations and phrases.
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Letter from Jeff Davis to His Rebel Compeers
A Washington Special note from Nov 2 reports Jefferson Davis could not attend two Confederate army reunions in Richmond. Davis writes Oct 21 1872 in Tennessee expressing pride in Virginian soldiers and preserving memories of their deeds. He signs as Jefferson Davis with cordial regards.
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Horse Epidemic Widens and Abates Across Cities
Nov 4 reports from New York and other towns describe the horse disease easing in New York with twenty deaths and fewer street fatalities, while Curacao and Washington cite few street horses. In Virginia and Cleveland many work animals are affected, streetcars halted, and drivers faced with reduced horse power as the outbreak spreads and then shows signs of abating.
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Registration in Missouri tops three hundred thousand
Report from Missouri counties shows 301,994 registered voters with an expected total near 310,000 as counties consolidate. County figures indicate a 6,000 rise in prisontration, while total county turnout hints at broader electoral engagement statewide. The New York canvass mirrors a high political tempers amid party claims and nominating drives.
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The License Law in England Sparks Sunday Protests
Opposition to the licensing act in England flared as supporters and speakers clashed with police during a Sunday meeting. Amid renewed debate, a large crowd dispersed after the discussion of hundreds of thousands in revenue and possible reform to the act.
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England
Fragmented 1872 Market Prices and Provisions Report
The fragmentary text shows prices and terms for grains and provisions, including corn, oats, wheat, and rye, with figures and markets noted such as Milwaukee and St. Louis. It references winter red and amber varieties, oats, oats, and hogs with unsettled pork and beef markets and cheese activity.
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Ute delegation backs new relations and land grant plan
The Ute delegation met the President to express satisfaction with arrangements to maintain friendly whites relations and to have seven hundred fifty thousand acres set aside for Utes in Utah and Colorado, with about thirty thousand Utes beginning a life in civilized society. Reports suggest possible changes in Indian Office leadership amid broader reforms. Weather outlook notes brisk winds and rain from the Northwest to the Mississippi Valley as a storm system moves east.
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New York Live Stock Market Report Summary
Livestock demand fair with cattle and sheep uneven. Cattle described as fair, veal stock steady. sheep shows coarse demand. Flour steady with spring extra 5 to 5 45. pork quiet at 15 for old and 14 for new, lard firmer around 7 1/2 to 8. Local prices in Ohio and Kentucky markets noted, with November and December figures referenced. By Cashin Livestock, Nov 4.
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Japanese minister Mori discusses Japan progress plan
Nov. havia Mori the Japanese Minister met with Yale professors and other leaders Friday evening. They discussed his plans for Japan's progress and education, with Mori expressing hope for his country’s future and dedication to education. Attendees showed interest in his liberal views.
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Yale
Japan
Evaston Church Floor Collapses During Service
A section of Evanston Baptist Church floor collapsed yesterday during a service, throwing about half the congregation to the ground. Four to five people were hurt, one woman with severe internal injuries, a man with a crushed foot, and a few others slightly injured.
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