Office addresses and advertising rates in Teeme Daily
The notice lists office at 425 Hampshire Street North Side Square and ad rates by mail, with advances for various quantities. It mentions submission rules for correspondence, writer authentication, and that rejected communications are not returned. Also contains brief items on Ex President Pierce ill in Concord New Hampshire and political mentions regarding Speaker Colfax and Republican activities in the region.
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Henry Strouse
Quincy
Adama
United States Court Room
Springfield
L. Weldon
Geo
P. Bowen
Warren & Wheat
Ill
Campaign reports and political tensions across Illinois and nation
General Palmer arrives in the capital reporting brilliant prospects from ventures in several states. The Illinois State Register urges Know-Nothings in two GOP bids to join Democrats. A New York telegram cites Gen Lee warning of ruin without a Democratic win. Grant senses an unavoidable Indian war. Sherman seeks cavalry as War Department acts. A. Moses prompts Jewish voters against Grant, while many Jewish figures supported the Lost Cause. Collector Smythe removes 40 clerks at New York Customs. Chicago jail holds 154 prisoners, 19 women. Union Pacific contracts for iron bridge over Missouri River costing around 1.5 to 2 million dollars with approaches at Council Bluffs.
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A. Moses
Tennessee
Quincy Herald
Chicago
Washington
Genereral Grant
Army of the Tennessee
Moses
Wade Hampton
Forrest
Gen. Grant
Smythe
New York
Custom House
Union Pacific Railroad
Comany
Reannery
Missouri River
Omaha
Council Bluffs
War News From Europe and Domestic Turmoil
Telegraphic dispatches summarize a tense scene with General Sherman asking for more cavalry and Grant seeking a short decisive war. London editorial remarks on Mr Johnson’s speeches and Anglo-American reconciliation, amid Manchester rioting and arrests. Kentucky revenue resistance, Thad Stevens anecdote, and political clashes in Illinois reflect a volatile national landscape. Bayard Taylor arrivals, a Welsh rail disaster note, and Chicago theatre fire alarm overlay continuous unrest.
Indian War Looms as Grant Eyes Rapid War
Gen Grant anticipates a general war with all eastern tribes as Sherman requests more cavalry after returning from the Plains. Colfax reports Indians ravaging near Denver, within twenty miles, prompting renewed efforts to guard railroads and pursue the foe decisively.
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Colfax
Denver
Grant
Sherman
CuicaGo
Galena
St. Louis
Schuyler Colfax
Denver City
Investigation resumes in Binckley charges case
In New York on September 7 the inquiry into Commissioner Rolins and Deputy Commissioner Harlan continued. Key testimony came from J. D. McHenry, ex-Inspector of Revenue, who described whisky brands altered during shipment from North River to Fourteenth Street and saw S. N. Pike hand a $10,500 check to Mr. Harlan, calling it “A note from a friend.” Collector Smythe was examined but provided no decisive evidence. The hearing was adjourned to tomorrow noon.
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New Yor
Binckley
Rolins
Harlan
J. D. McHenry
Inspector of Revenue
North River
Fourteenth Street
S. N. Pike
Smythe Wesch
Colts to Guard Plains Return After Indian Demonstrations
The Colts party will leave Ponvert morre for home and arrive here Saturday with a guard across the plains due to recent Indian demonstrations. The St Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association offers $500 in premiums for baseball clubs at the fair in October, with $200 to the winner, $150 to second, and $50 to third.
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H. J. Detmers
Millard & Blyngton
Campshire St. &T
Giles
M. Boon
George Williamson
Geo
Hteten
Colfax
Curiaco
Colts
Ponvert -Morre
Errivé
St.Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Southern Republicans Back Session Amid Presidential Stakes
The Republican Congressional Committee reports mixed opinions on a September session. Southern letters favor action while northern voices oppose due to impending election and campaigning. No direct stance from Senator Morgan or Representative Schenck. expectation is that Congress may not convene in September.
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Congress
South
Washington
Republican Congressional Committee
Republican Committee
Morgan
Trot on the Fashion Course at New York Meet
A trotting match at Fashion Course New York had Lady Wells the brown mare vs Hickory Jack the chestnut stallion for 500 dollars. Lady Wells won in straight heats with best mile 2 35. Ferguson beat Gray by one point in a 500 stake quiting match with Gray odds 20 in 61. Joseph Dean the billiardist is expected today. McDevitt scored a record 1396 in a practice game last evening.
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New York
Sept
Lady Wells
Hickory Jack
Ferguson
Gray
Joseph Dean
McDevitt
Successful Observation of the Late Eclipse The Times
Telegrams from Aden report German savants photographing the recent eclipse, taking six views with four fully successful. The Times notes United States policy toward the Indians is cautious and forbearant but increasingly costly and not profitable to continue.
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London Times
Louxpon
Aden
Arabia
the Times
United States
Attempted Homicide in Boston Quarrel Between Boys
In North Russell street Jas Freeman Jr fired at Frank Burnham but missed. Freeman, with Burnham’s wife, caused Burnham to object. Freeman fled and escaped arrest. Chicago: Joseph Wilder and John Stalling quarreled. Stalling was seriously injured and feared for his life.
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Washington
Chicago
Boston
Newton Falls
National Theatre
Oak and Wesson Streets
Schultz & Gapel
Charles Welch
North Russell Street
Jas. Freeman, Jr
Frank Burnham
Freeman
Burnham
Joseph Wilder
John Stalling
Dangerous illness grips ex president Pierce in Coscord
Ex-President Price lies dangerously sick in Coscord New Hampshire. He grew ill Friday then slightly better Sunday morning but worsened markedly in the afternoon and again last night.
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Coscord
N. H
Price
Labor Eight Hour Question Sees Large NYC Workforce
The bricklayers' committee reports 1,230 eight hour workers and 729 ten hour men at work in New York. Thirty trades unions in the city will send delegates to the National Labor Congress.
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National Labor Gear
New York E
Bricklayers’ Committee
National Labor Congress
Telegraphic items from the era report multiple incidents
The telegraph item notes damage to Chicago river tunnel nearly repaired, a German family found murdered near Louisville over a suspected $100, a Canton windstorm wrecking a store, a drug store roof collapse, Billy Emerson a minstrel shooting John Howard in St. Louis with Emerson arrested, and Tennessee legislators forming a joint committee to travel to Washington to brief the President on state affairs.
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Chicago
Willich
Louisville
Canton
Ingersoll
Harris & Plattenburg
Inger- Soll
Billy Emerson
John Howard
Wilson’s Minstrels
St. Louis
Howard
Emerson
Tennessee
Washington
Messrs. Hamilton and
Ayer
House
Weisner
Senate
New York Stock and Money Market Update
New York markets report mixed activity September 8 with bonds and stocks showing irregular moves. Cotton prices advance while grains and meats see firmness and steady or lower demand. notable headlines include U S 6 20s and 5 20s notes, Wheat and Corn prices steady to lower, receipts and shipments detailed for Chicago and New York markets.
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Sept. S
Afroat
Cubs
Cutcasco
Oswegolie
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