Quincy Valley News Declares Local Republican Organ
The issue proclaims Quincy Valley News as the official Republican organ in Lewis County and urges its citizens to support a Vermonter triumph. It notes Vermont election results, Republican majorities, and Greeley’s decline, while mentioning Republican campaigns in Nebraska Indiana Missouri and North Carolina and doubts about Greeley’s nationwide appeal.
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Lewis
Quincy
Kevabican
Lewis County
Republican
Missouri Republican State Convention in St Louis Today
The Missouri Republican State Convention meets at St Louis today with high expectations for a strong, influential delegation. Republicans aim to field a robust ticket against the unnamed opponents described as the buttered water melon and soft shell crab party, seeking victory.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Starch Factory Planned in Wiesotel and Civil News From St Joseph
The town of Wiesotel plans a starch factory while the Annual Christian Church meeting gathers in St Joseph. The Louisiana Journal editor Reid dies of consumption. A Kansas City freight line ships a hundred loaded cars daily over the Missouri Pacific. Dixie Dickenson of Kansas May is a proud father of a one pound baby. The Second Industrial Exposition in Kansas City opens on the 23rd and runs a week. A residence near Saml McDonald burned with most furniture destroyed. Jim Barnaby Democrat stabbed John Rae Republican in a political exchange recently, not fatal. Mrs Conrad of Louisiana Mo gave birth to three girls at Matty test. The mune fore cae A.
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Bt Joseph
The
Christian Church
Seasion
St. Joseph
Reid
Louisiana Journal
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
R. J.W. Dickenson
Dixie
Kansas
Keamas City
Y.t
Saml
McDonald
Jim Barnaby
John Rae
Conrad
Louisiana
Matty
Tim
Fire harms Canterbury Cathedral and a priest resumes life
Loxton reports a morning blaze at the eastern roof of Canterbury Cathedral near Bishop Becket's shrine. Workmen’s brazier caused the fire delaying attack due to water shortage. damage to the roof and contents. Separately Pars notes Father Hyacinthe’s marriage to an American widow yesterday.
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Pero Hyacinthe
Canterbury
Loxton
Bishop Becket
Hyacinthe Pars
Hyacinthe
Weather Winds Shift Across Midwest To East
Washington Sept 3 The Signal Service predicts Wednesday southerly to easterly winds from Missouri to Michigan and westward with diminishing pressure.
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Washington
Missouri
Michigan
Opening of Exposition a Magnificent Success in Louisville
Louisville reports the Exposition opening as a magnificent success with ten thousand attendees. The Robertson case committee in Louisville sustains three charges drunkenness lewdness and falsehood. In New York Maurice Dal wins the billiards match against John Deery for $1000 side.
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Louisville
Robertson
Louisvil_le
Committee of Investigation
G. H. Robertson
New York
Maurice Dal
Wil John Deery
Proceedings at the Democratic National Convention in Louisville
The Democratic National Convention convened in Louisville in the Common Pris s Court Room. Col. Levi S. Chatfield of New York was named temporary chairman with Wm. M. Terry of Michigan as temporary secretary as delegates gathered amid speeches critiquing rival factions and affirming loyalty to party principles.
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Louisving
National Democratic Convention
Priess Court
Court House
Second Regiment Nations Band of
Philadephia
Bal Duncan
Dr. Pratt
Cal Duncan
Radical Party
Greeley
Pos Rena Es
Levi 8
Chatfield
New York
Wm. M. Terry
Michigan
Spaulding
Conventions, Elections, and Liberal Nominations Report
A detailed political summary notes credentials and organization at a convention led by Judge James Lyons Virginia. It cites O Conor letters and potential presidential nomination outcomes. Vermont and Illinois returns show Republican gains with Converse leading in several towns. Describes Sumner’s Europe trip and Liberal nominations in Illinois and Missouri.
Tragic Long Island Train Runs Over Carriage Near Westbury
Yesterday afternoon a Long Island railroad train struck a carriage near Westbury station killing or fatally injuring two ladies a boy aged seven and a girl fourteen.
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New York
Long Island Road
Westbury Station
Welsh Paper Confirms Stanley Name John Rowland Native Welsh
A Welsh paper in New York identifies Stanley as John Rowland, asserting he is a native of Wales. Henry Clews denies his bank has any improper ties to the Georgia Railroad bond sales. An oil refinery of the Standard Oil Company in Cleveland burned yesterday, with 400 barrels destroyed but insured. Selma collects 160000 dollars to fund a bridge over the Alabama River. Clark, shot in Brentville jail by a brother of a girl he seduced, is dead.
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New York
Stanley
John Rowland
Wales
Henry Clews
Standard Company of
Cleveland
Selma
Alabama River
Clark
Brentville
Democratic Debauch at Tenth District Convention
Correspondence from Trenton reports the August convention drama with Mansur and Hyde named on rival tickets after a disorderly scene at the Democratic gathering. The piece condemns the drunken debauch and contrasts it with the orderly Republican event, predicting Republican gains in November.
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Trenton
Tenth District
C. H. Mansur
Chillicothe
Mansur
Chilticothe
Ira B. Hyde
Princeton
Alercer County
Hyde
Sinan Inate
Fragmented numeric notation fragment from 17 RS st
A partial OCR line shows a sequence of numbers 17 RS st 300 13 250 2 200 with no clear context or names, leaving the main subject and event undetermined.
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John J. van Allen
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Charles O’conor
Iowa
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Rock Island
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Sepidaw
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Adams County
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Frank Scott
Woodruff
West Side Public Square
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Chickering & Son
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Weber
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