Political speeches by Gov Oglesby and Will Cumback schedule
Gov Richard J. Oglesby and Hon Will Cumback outline speaking stops across Illinois and Indiana in early September. Oglesby appears in Galesburg Aledo Monmouth Oquawka Warsaw Macomb from Sept 2 to 7, while Cumback visits Decatur Spring Sig Bloomington Clinton Kankakee from Sept 4 to Sept 9.
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Richard J. Oglesby
Galesburg
Aledo
Monmonth
Oquawka
Warsaw
Macomb
Will Cumback
Indiana
Decatur
Spring Sig
Bloomington
Clinton
Kankakee
Resolutions of the Lewis County Republican Convention
The Lewis County Republican Convention resolves to appoint the Quincy Wine as the official party organ in the absence of a local Republican newspaper and to publish announcements through its columns. It also recommends the Quiner Wara to Lewis County citizens as a sound Republican paper worthy of patronage. The item notes Vermont elects officers, cholera reports in India, August debt reduction, and various other dispatches from the era. The piece highlights Hill & Wood displaying dry goods at the Adams County Fair Textile Hall to boost local Merchants' participation and advertising.
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Lewis County
Quincy Wine
Adams County
Quincy
Hill & Wood
Texticle
Cholera in India and Cluseret Death Sentence
Reports from Bombay confirm widespread cholera with many deaths across India. In Paris, Gen. Cluseret has been sentenced to death. Other items note Don Carlos arrest orders, Pere Hyacinthe marriage letter, and imperial visits to Berlin. A Dublin demonstration opposes Rome occupation. Paris reports a 500 million franc wartime installment paid.
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Cluseret
Robespierre
Paris
India
London
Bombay
Don Carlos
Thiers
Pere Lhyacinthe Hag
le Temps
Berlin
Russia
Suite
Austria
Geneva
Switzer
Sam’ Bowles
Springfield Republican
Board of Arbitration
Dublin
Rome
Jaly
Public Debt and Weather Report from Washington
The report notes a month’s public debt decrease of 10 736 635 85 with Treasury coin balance 73 918 817, currency balance 10 034 742, coin certificates 28 964 800. Weather forecasts expect easterly winds, clouds, and rain from Missouri to Lake Michigan. area for a Tuesday. The Treasury calls for redemption of three percent temporary loan certificates totaling 1 550 000, interest ceasing Oct 31, 1872. An editor Assault: Henry Reed struck by a cane after reflections on Judge Louis Dent and Gen. Dent. Dent held on bail.
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Washington
Treasury
Kentucky
Michigan
Missouri
Lake Michigan
Secretary of the Treasury
Capital
Louis Dent
Gen. Dent
Today
Henry Reed
Dent
O Conor backs straightout ticket declines nomination
New Yon Sept 2 Charles O Conor endorses straightout Democratic ticket for President and Vice President but declines to be nominee writing to Louisville leaders. Louisville Sept 2 convention grows with four to five hundred delegates and strong names. The favored ticket is Charles O Conor for President and John Quincy Adams for Vice President with Adams signaling willingness to second. An assault marks the day as Col Blanton Duncan is attacked amid a political dispute at the Galt House rotunda. Gouvernor Washburn of Mass endorses Grant and Wilson. Dix intrigues on governor bid. Killinger nominated for Congress in Port Townsend. Missouri Republicans debate. San Francisco hosts Field.
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O’conor
New Yon
Charles O’conor
Presient
Louisville
Senator Bayard
New Jersey
Judge Woodard
Vennaytvania
J. Porter Knott
Kentucky
Clarence O. Burr
Wm. PF. Curry
Ohio
Bayard
John Quincy Adams
Charles O'Conor
Adams
Blanton Duncan
Galt House
Col
George A. Custar
J. M. Keller
Duncan
Greeley Party
Castar
Custar
Dr. Keller
Keller
New York
Washburn
Mass
Springfield Union
Grant
Wilson
Dix
New Hampshire
Porttaville
Union Hall
Gen. McClellen
Platts Hall
Greeley and
Brown
Probable murder in Illinois farmers found slain
Chicago report says farmer Scott of Greene county was found dead in a field with a bullet wound. A neighbor, missing, is suspected. Carrollton reports Enoch Hardcastle, a farmer near Buda, shot while plowing Saturday last.
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The
Telegraph
Roadhouse
Greene County
Scott
Chicago
Ill
Carrollton
Enoch Hardcastle
Agus
Buda
Casualties from Bienville and Metis disasters unfold
The Bienville off DiNville New York burned at sea with about ninety two aboard. sixty two identified, thirty six missing, seven drowned after a boat capsized, nine more drowned in Eleuthera surf, hope that the thirty six in the lifeboat are rescued. The Metis loss tally stands at thirty two with fears it could rise to forty.
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Tuer
Waie
New York
Aspinwall
Bienville
Long Island Sound
Eleuthera
Providence
Livingstone letters confirmed by brother in Canada
In New York on September 2, Dr Livingstone's brother testifies that the letter received from his sibling is indeed in his own handwriting. He notes quirky phrases stem from the Doctor's fondness for humorous sayings, explaining peculiar expressions as part of his style.
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Livingstone
Stanley
New York
Listowell
Canada
Geplorer
Market Report from Western Grocery Trade Ledger
Fragmented prices and notes for staples from oats to butter. Mentions Corn dull, oats firmer, coffee steady, sugar active, pork prices steady with ranges for ham and shoulders. butter quiet, cheese quiet, and spice notes. Includes odd OCR errors but preserves key supplier terms and price ideas.
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Gal Rand
Cuba
Stassec
Grain and livestock market report from Chicago and vicinity
Wheat rose slightly while corn and oats softened in Chicago trading on September 2. Provisions and whiskey held firmer. butter scarce. receipts show corn, rye, and barley totals alongside cattle and hogs with prices noted for various classes.
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Wate
Br. Loum
Notable Dashes in Falls and Fairs Across Regions
Henry M. Miller died at Niagara Falls yesterday. The Ohio State Fair opened at Mansfield yesterday. St Louis exults over location of her Custom House. Lucy and Goldsmith Maid ship to California tomorrow. The Niagara Paper Mills in Middletown Q burnt yesterday with losses around 40000. Peter Gilestrop killed at Macon Missouri. The Tennessee Republican Convention meets in Nashville tomorrow. Great prep for the American Racing Society at Lexington Kentucky on the 16th with about 100 horses on hand. Trumbull spoke to Liberal gathering in Columbus introduced by Senator Thurman. O Baldwin arrested in Philadelphia yesterday for failure to bail to keep peace. Dexter Park races closed yesterday. Jay Gould won first race in 2 2234, 2 25 and 2 2617. King's Excuse clocked seven eighths of a mile in 1 37.
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Henry M. Miller
Niagara Falls
Mansfield
St. Louis
Lucy
Goldsmith Maid
California
Niagara Paper Mills
Middletown
Peter Gilestrop
Macon
Nashville
American Racing Society
Lexington
Trumbull
Columbus
Senator Thurman
O’baldwin
Philadelphia
Dexter Park
Jay Gould
King’s Excuse
Southwest border trouble and cattle depredations unrest
The Confederational Committee on Frontier Depre nations travels to Rio Grande City to study cattle depredations. Gen Cortina denies complicity in thefts. Mob violence erupts in Pope County Arkansas as Clerk Hickoff and Brown are killed during records removal, with martial law expected.
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Texas
Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande City
Cortina
Little Rock
Anz
Pope County
Hickoff
Dodson
Williams
Brown
Untitled snippet on tote value and aravane ev es
Fragmentary OCR text mentions tote, percentage 110, numbers 823 and names aravane and ev es, lacking identifiable people, places, or events to form a concrete news item.
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Che Daily Whig
Quincy Whig Company
Quincy, Nhnols
Bingle Peergene
Esas
the Campaign Whig
Rbadition
Gnant
Club Orien
Quincy, I
Gov
Oglesby
Logan, Beveridge, Haribur
Vermont
Denver
Jannibal
ST. Jo.r. R
Denver & Return
Kansas City
Kansas Pacific Railway
Hannibal
Palmyra
Brookfield
Chillicothe
Cameron
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Denver, Idaho Springs
Rocky Mountains
Pullman Palace
Frank Scott
Cincinnati Industrial Expos
VIA
Cincinnati Indus
W.R.H
Union Depot
OTR
Groff
Gen. Cluseret
Roadhouss
Ills
Wold
Europe
CRIME
DR. Livingston
Detaoir
Arthur Chambers
Billy Edwards
Jem Mace
Barney Aaron
Geo. Seddons
Tom Allen
Windsor
Feland
Chambers
Edwards
Cincinnati
A. T. Gasham
Boston
John Foster
Atlas National Bank
New Yor
Spurgeons
England
Brooklyn
Sedan
William
William the Victorious
Benno Sprever
Onicago Market
Obicago
St. Louis Marke
Marcelline
Dame Cays
Thomas Payne
Tee
Whitney & Holmes
Whitney & Hi KS
Whitney & l Holmes
Maine St
Illinois
Gress Street
Northwest
Lincoln
Inter-Ocean
Republican Party
Intercocean
Mail
Congress St
Chicago Evening Journal
Darry
WeeExy
Tri-Weekly
Tri-Wreely
Werny
Charles L. Wilson
Chicago, Ill
Archibald A. Brown
North Fourth Street
First National Bank
Horace
Dem
Birch
Hays
Molly Varden
Nong
Fred Gann
Hos
Thomas
Darling
Sam C
Woodrufe's
Fourth St
Quincy Ill
Chickering’s
Haines Bros
Gem
R. Burdett
Mason & Hamlin
Woodruff
Quincy Til
Angiddante
DR. Niles
Maina Itreet
Augsidly
Br. Louis
New Orleans Market
J. Parkhurst
Teleghraph
New York Stock and Money
Brocka
Conpa
New
Newda
Batlonan Enakas
New York Market
St. Louia
Northwestern
Wood Brothers
Fourth ST. West Side Square
Bepadawim
Woodruff’s
West Side Public Square
Quincy, Ills
Chickering & Sons
WiPi’s
Mason d. Hamlin
Biyle A
Whitney& Holme's
Co. Woods & Co
Smith's
Lesley's
Ray
Chickering & Son's
BATS
Gelurers
Weber
Chickerini and
D. Woodruff
Fourth Street
Engle & Dennis
General Collecting Agents
Omaha
Neb
ALED
Uae
Nebraska
C.E. Whitmore & CO
City Mills
D. C. Jaccard. & Co
Waltham, Howard
D. C. Jaccard & Co
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Martydem
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