Republican mass meeting at Quincy Oct 22 promises strong turnout
Republican Central Committee announces grand mass meeting of Adams and adjoining counties at Quincy on October 22 with speakers including B J Ogelsby Charles Metzner A C Matthews S Mcullom and others. The event aims to mobilize farmers merchants and laborers to support the campaign and counter reactionists. Railroads Quincy Alton St Louis Quincy Missouri Pacific and Mississippi Valley and Western lines offer round trip tickets for one fare to Quincy.
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Adams
Quiecy, Alton & St. Louis
Quincy, Missouri & Pacific
Mississippi Valley & Western Railroads
Quincy
Republican Mass Meeting Planned for 22nd Instant
Preparations are underway for a large Republican mass meeting in the city on the 22nd. Rail lines from Quincy Alton St Louis Quincy Missouri Pecific and Mississippi Valley will run special fares to bring delegates. Speakers include Orlesby Metzner Col A C Matthews and others with strong party organizations expected in force. Local farmers are urged to attend to support the Republican cause.
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Greeley
Quincy
Alton
St Louis
Quincy, Missouri
Spirit of Greeleyism Flares at Palmyra Rally in Missouri
A Palmyra, Missouri mass meeting displayed rebel and national flags amid tense protests, reflecting postwar political faction clashes. The event drew loyalist anger and raised Grant support in Marion county, while organizers call for food aid for visiting Tenner groups during the upcoming MAGs gathering.
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Herald
Greeley
Shest
Grant
Marion County
Quincy
Black Silk Velvets for Cloaks at Low Prices
An ad offers silk velvets and a full stock of dry goods. It promises pure silk materials and wet them several dollars a yard under market prices. The message emphasizes complete stock in flannels blankets waterproofs hosiery white goods and a single fixed price.
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Lupin
Biarritz
Repps Cordonnet
Empress
Merinos &c
San Juan Boundary Question Deliberations Delayed
Late European news notes that the San Juan boundary arbitration may be delayed as the Jurisconsult reports are ready but the Emperor William's arbitration could take longer. Also reported is Sir Roundell Palmer appointed Lord Chancellor with gazette action in Paris and German force withdrawals from Marne regions.
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Roundell Palmer
New York
Paris
Gambetta
THE
AN Jcan
Loxpox
Berlin
Jurisconsult
San Juan
William
Ronndell Palmer
Marne
Upper Marne
Arkansas Riot Inquiry Teams Reach Osceola
Col Dorsey of Helena and Hon Anna t of Crittenden county appointed to investigate the recent riots at Osceola Ark take sworn testimony at the Overton Hotel and plan to proceed to Osceola to arrest and try leading participants for inciting the riot Fitzpatrick the black leader is in town with U S Marshals joining the inquiry
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Mzuruis
Dorsey
Helina
Annat
Crittenden County
Hadiay
Ark
Oceola
Overton
Ui8
Fitspatrick
Smuggling Ring Busted as Havana Cigars Seized at Sea
Oct. 18 report: revenue cutters seized a schooner Pioneer from New London Conn. with 100000 Havana cigars, stopping a long running smuggling operation. Separate items note fatal quarrels in Hardeman County and Montana, a Montreal stage robbery, and an ongoing horse disease affecting the Dominion.
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Negwrort
Mocassin
Havana
Pioneer
New London
Conn
Lewis Holmes
J. F. Eubanks
Hardeman County
Herena
Montana
James Killough
Gallation City
John W. Linsey
Toronto
Dominion
Montreal
National Board of Trade weighs tolls and canals talk
New York Oct 18 reports say Howe of Chicago notes Cleveland and St Paul leave request. Taylor of Cincinnati favors liberal Canada treaty with grain flows. Canada ready to concede. Canadians urged canal enlargement. Fairbank notes Erie canal issue and New York’s canal delays. Tammany trials loom as Tweed elusive. new indictments questioned. Obits and notices follow. Bangor snow, several crimes, and political noms conclude the day.
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New York
National Board of Trade
Howe
Chicago
Cleveland and
St. Paul
Taylor
Cincinnati
Canada
Northwest
Albans
New England
Illinois
N. K. Fairbank
Chamber of Commerce
Wm. E Dodge
ANOTHER CUBAN EXPEDITION FIRMING UP
Washington dispatch says another Cuban expedition is being fitted out on an extensive scale under Gen. Ryan though prominent Cuban parties doubt his influence. Also notes appointments by the President including Lucius Fairchild as consul at Liverpool and S. Corey as Petersburg postmaster, plus a weather prediction for clear, northerly winds in the Northwest and Ohio Valley regions.
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St. Louis
Imshaw
Cotton Committee
J. C. Burruss
J. Sedgebeer
J. C. Sure General Agent
Carrolton, Greene
Ellis
Southern
Ilinois
du Quoin
Centralia
Mt. Vernon
Bloomington
M. Haughey
Haughey
Market St
Messrs
Long & Allstater
Hamilton
Ohio
Hydraulic Iron and Agricultural Works
New York
Washington Dispatch
Ryan
Washington
Lucius Fairchild
Liverpool
Thomas A. Dudley
Henry G. Strove
Washington Territory
Wm. Pound
United States
Dakotah
S. Correy
Petersburg
WassHisetTon
Northwest
Upper Lakes
Mississippi
Ohio Valleys
Advertised letters remaining in Quincy Post Office 1873
A list of unclaimed letters dated October 16 1873 at the Quincy Massachusetts Post Office. Recipients include Mary Falls Louisa Floyd Catherine Fin Gaylord Angeline Geary Elizabeth Giddings Kate Me Hastinds Mary Hunas Earle Harwood Nancy Hubert Grace Elizabeth Workman Phebe W Emma etc. Claim within one month by calling for Adverted Letters and providing the list date or they go to the Dead Letter Office.
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Quincy
M. Piggott
P. M
Fe Mary E Falls
Louisa 4
Floyd Catherine Fin Gaylord Angeline Geary
Margaret Giddings
Elizabeth Tape
Kate Me
Mary Hunas
Earle Harwood
Nancy
Hubert Grace All Wa Waison
Elizabeth Workman
Phebe W
Emma
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Erma
Grant and Wilson
MASS
Tuxspar
Col. A. C. Matthews
McUllom
Central Committee
X . Bosto
Libe
State Democrat
Sterns
Sulus
T. D. Woodruff
Fourth St
the New Sunday School Book
Guiding Star
Rev
D. C. John
J. A. Getze
Chickering & Son's
Arion Pianoforte Co
Ines Brow
Marshall & Wendell
Bartlett's Organs
Masons
Hamlin’s
Pia Organs
Tis
O. H. Cady
Woooodrueffe
Tr. D
M. Felsenheld & Co’s
Maine St
Lyons
M. Felsenheld & CO
Tammany
Tweed
Arkansas
Europe
Cot “ South
Arkaraas
CRIME
Pleasant Valley
Madison
Henry H. Armstrong
Nathan
Latt Sage
ST. Louis Fair
Welch
Peter Welch
South Seventh Street
Johnston
D. E. Hedger
Johnston Roffier Company
Ottumwa
Iowa
United States Gas Machine Company
James R. Shrimshaw
North Fourth Street
Walkers
Walker Broa
Minneapolis
Minns
O. G
Bevel, &c
Walker Bros
Nutter
Nutter & Bros
G. S. Natne & Bros
Shipman
Macoupin County
Inois
John Gohn
F. Heim
Oedea
Thos. Atkinson
Wm. Tweed
Friends of Tweed
Barlow
Wheeler and Peckham
Baltimore
Michael O’connor
Pittsburg
Woodstock College
St. Ignatius Church
Bangor
Burrows
Josie Mansfield
D. Chapman
Newburyport
Masa
Hudson
N. Y
Watertown
Veterans of
Yorktown
Geo. M. Smith
Salt Lake
Palestine
Robert H. Young
Haines
Capeka
Yestern
Indianapolis
Toeas
CP. Oor
Elis & Co
South Carver
N. Goodale
St. Louis Globe
Lane
Boston
Jessie Coen
McCann
Sarrogate’s Court
Phi.adelphia
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
Dennis Dwyer
Dayton
Congress
Conrad Geib
John D. Lawson
David B. Mellesh
Wm. A. Darling
Michael’ Conolly
Weather Report
cUry & Mrs Parker
Elle F Ritter
Betty
Spencer Clser
Clara Summers
Lydia
Chapney Bros
Chapman
Clark
Clark Geo Crawford
Courier
Walter Cuthbert
Chas
Chass
Dixon
Hiney Charles Hamas
Covn Handert
P Hawkins
Chs
Harris J
M Harrison
Hunter
Jencks BA Johnson
Johnson John Johnson
AW Johnson
Soarerly
Speen Walter Sylvester
John A Sheffer
John Shoemaker
John
St. Denis
O. L. Pitney
Washington, D.C
Helen Parris
8. M. Sturgiss
N. K
Hampshire and
Fifth Sts
Opera House
Geo. K. Hall
Alstynes
City of
Alatyne'a
Ballance
Charles A. Savage
John J Ietvers
Call and ‘Tribune
G. V. Bristol
Sixth and
Maine Street
DR. Niles
Maine Eke
Upfsteirs. Aq