Political speaking tour schedules listed for several towns
Governor Ogiesby and other candidates announce tour dates across Illinois counties with stops in Litchfield Edwandauilie Sycamore Elgin Yorkville Morris Winnington and more from Sept 2 to Sept 25 including Farmington Canton Pekin Metamora Streator Danville Fairbury Vermont Lewiston Rushville Carthage LaHarpe Lacetown Mon Knorville Yates City appointments by Gen Beveridge Hon Logan and Gen Lippincott Brearley with dates and counties outlined.
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Richard J. Ogiesby
Litchfield
Edwandauilie
Sycamore
Elgin
Yorkville
Morris
Winnington
John L. Beveridge
Lient
Wih
Farmington
Fulgon
Mondar
Canton
C. Brearley
Vermont
Fallon
Mondss
Lewiston
Rushville
Schuyler County
LaHarpe
Hancock County
Carthage
Lacetown
Henderson County
Mon
Warren County
Tuesas
Knorville
Knox County
Yates City
Knox
Enanty
Emolutions of the Lewis County Republican Convention
The Lewis County Missouri Republican convention resolves to declare Quincy Wine as the official Republican organ in the county due to absence of three Republican newspapers. It urges citizens to patronize the Querime as a sound Republican paper and notes a delegation to Congress election in Colorado and a letter from Ges Grant excusing absence from a Pittsburgh convention. Various state conventions are listed across September 11.
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Lewis County
Quincy Wine
Maine Victory and District Rally Signal GOP Strength
The piece notes Maine’s strong Republican showing with 18 000 majority for the state ticket and a united delegation, signaling a 25 000 Grant majority in November. It reports Lewis county Missouri Republicans backing Dr J A Hay for Congress, amid Democratic discontent with Col J Glover, and urges cohesive action in the Twelfth District comprising Clarke Lewis Marion Macon Shelby Adair Knox Scotland and Schuyler to secure a favorable nomination.
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Maine
Congress
Benste
Grant
Lewis County
Monticello
J. A. Hay
LaGrange
Dr. Hay
Marion
J. ¥. Glover
Clarke, Lewis, Marion
Macon
Shelby
Adair
Knox
Scotland
Schuy
National Lincoln Monument Association Meeting Highlights
The National Lincoln Monument Association met in the city with Governor Oglesby presiding. Gov E D Morgan of New York sent notice that 13709 dollars pledged by New York citizens for a statuary group is subject to the association. A resolution seeks to draw 10000 dollars from New Jersey for monument construction.
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Fiwingield
St. Louis
Gov. Morgan
Newark
Oglesby
Philadelphia
Stannary
W& Accounts
Phillips
New York
Giesiacpiat Opens on First Floor of Building
A new Giesiacpiat venue has opened on the first floor, offering services to visitors. Details about hours and exact offerings are not provided in the fragment. Local officials have yet to announce a formal opening ceremony or patron recommendations.
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Giesiacpiat
British Growl Over the Bill for Damages
The Advertiser blasts Geneva Arbitrators' labors as London laments a three to four million pound settlement. It argues the British government allowed American coercion to push payment, despite previously denying legal or moral liability. The piece notes public dis satisfaction at the outcome and hints at political strains.
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Loxpon
Advertiser
Geneva
England
Probabilities for Wednesday in the Northwest
The Signal Service predicts northerly to westerly winds and clearing weather for the northwest generally on Wednesday. The President issues a proclamation abolishing all duties on imports from Japan in Japanese vessels if Japan allows similar exports to the United States. A design competition for a life-size bronze statue of Gen. John A. Rawlins will be judged December 1, with a plaster model submission open to sculptors. The commission members are Gen. Babcock, Edward Clark, and A. R. Spafford.
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Wasukeron
Japan
United States
Congress
John A. Rawlins
Hmnt
Babcock
Edward Clark
Capitol Extension
A. R. Spafford
Illinois toe excitement en Chicago card
States Attorney Reed plans to publish a card in the Evening Journal praising citizens of Chicago for their indignation at brutal murders. He says the law errors lie with juries who fix punishment, notes many in the community oppose capital punishment, complicating death verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariaco
States
Reed
Evening Journal
Chicago
THE SOLDIERS REUNION A NOBLE LETTER
A letter to Col. Lee Dudley declines attending a Pittsburgh veterans mass convention, praising veterans and predicting wisdom in council. Haytborp convention elected Gen Edward Harland as permanent chairman with delegates to Pittsburgh. Texas cattle fever hits a dairy farm near Cincinnati, killing thirteen cows.
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Haytrorp
Conn. J
Edward Harland
Pittsbore
Hawley
Texas
Maine Election Returns Show Large Republican Lead
The Augusta special reports Blaine's Maine majority not exceeding 2700, with Perham around 18000 and Burleigh elected to Congress by about 1800. Hale and Fry also win large majorities. Androscoggin county posts a Republican gain of 271. 245 towns heard, 979? total votes up 16270. Kennebec Journal notes 245 towns with 97454 votes. Perham leads Kimball by 14072 in those towns. A Squville delegation in New York seeks talk with Charles O Conor about Louisville nomination.
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New Yeak
the Tribune
Augusta
Blaine
Perham
Burleigh
Congress
Fry
Hale
Lewiston
Androscoggin County
The
Evening Journal
Aversa
Kennebec
Kimball
Squville
New York
Charles O’conor
Louisville
O’ Conor
Political maneuvering as campaign events unfold
A local committee gathered at the Andrew Jackson Club to discuss favored replies and possible nominations. Prominent citizens sign a letter urging O Conor to persist, with several committee members predicting acceptance. Gen Low Browne, Republican candidate for Governor, received a large reception in Inpiaxaposs as Gratz Brown is slated to speak, while Philadelphia plans a Democratic Convention in Harrisburg on Sept 24 to nominate an electoral ticket.
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Andrew Jackson Club
O’conor
Costes Pearty
Wil Misville
Low Browne
Gratz Brown
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
The Fair Murder Case Strife in San Francisco Court
In the Fifteenth District Court San Francisco Mr Saintiff testified that John A Cardwell former Mission Dolores constable urged him to join the jury stating they would clear Birs Fair and money was no object offering a thousand dollars or more Cardwell was arrested on contempt and to be brought before Judge Reardon tomorrow to show cause why punished. DA to present case to Grand Jury.
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San Francisco
Fifteenth District Court
Santiff
John A. Cardwell
Mission Dolores
Railroad wreck at Mippietons injures eight people
A Pennsylvania Railroad train crashed into an engine house at Mippietons Pa on September 10 due to a misplaced switch injuring eight persons. A separate explosion aboard the steam fur Agnes near Ricwosp on September 10 killed five men.
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Mippietons
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ricwosp
Agnes
James River
Kansas State Fair Opens at Atchison Yesterday
A digest of scattered items notes the Kansas State Fair opening in Atchison, with other brief notices across regions. It mentions officials, elections, accidents, and local events including fairs in Cedar Rapids and Cincinnati celebrations.
Lewis County Republican Convention Proceedings 1872 Report
The Lewis County Republican Nominating Convention met at 1 p m with Dr J A Hay as temporary chairman and A F Poulton as temple secretary Delegates from Canton Union Highland LaBelle Reddish Dickerson Salem and Lyon were elected totals 44 votes The committee on credentials and organization named delegates from each township The convention adopted the report and elected permanent officers and delegates to the Congressional Convention including Madison Saunders colored The Resolutions Committee reported reaffirming National and State platforms read and adopted The State platform was approved.
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MonthEyo
Lewis County
J. A. Hay
Wm. Reading
Hay
A. F
Highland
I. G. Maggard
D. C. Smith
W. Reichbloum
C. H. Antram
Or. Goodson
Dickerson
Coddington
James Antram
Moses Green
Theodore Musser
LaBele
Dudley Morris
Newton
Rice Cheatham
W. W. Graves
Reddish
Granville Scott
John Baxter
WY. B. Morton
Salem
Francis Bye
Wm. Reichbaum
Col. E. Moore
O. J. Pyatt
W. C. Hillis
Josiah Wiseman
J. Day
James R. Ford
Lewis Sells
Col. Reading
Madison Saunders
Committee On
Philadel
WC. Hui
Political conventions and Democratic-Liberal picnic at Pittsfield
Reports from Sept 1872 detail a Lewis County Republican central committee plan to organize townships and convene biweekly meetings, Dr. J A Hay named congress candidate, and a Bemist Campaign at Pittsfield where speakers, songs, and mockery mark a partisan rally amid critique of Democrats and Greeley.
Wilson Ageer's Patent Pure Flour
An advertising note touts Wilson Ageer's patent flour as purer sweeter and more nutritious than standard flour, urging readers to send in orders and promising a superior product from a unique process.
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Guaxi
Wi Bon
Wasi
Wate Cospays
Quincy
Gov. Ogiesby
Logan, Beveridge, Lippincow
Missouri
Colorado
Ges Grant
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Pittsburgh
Hindz
Prohibition
Dirigo
the National Lincoln Monument
Veling
Erie Wr
President Grant
Europe
Washington
Wrathesr
Rawlins
Illinois
Lee Dudley
Veteran National Committee
Branca
T.S. Graxr
Pacific Coast
Atchison
J.B. Koch
Wayne County
John Herner
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
America
Yokahama
W. E. M. Posey
Council Bluffs
Lows
Baggle
Washington Patriot
A. BR. Shepard
Board of Public Works
Albert Susalka
Cairo
H. H. Holloran
Rafferty
Tris
Ou’afeara
Lews
Davenport
Rock Island
Cincinnati
W.C. Hillis
Central Committee
Lewis Comat
Joseph A. Hay
A. F. Pointon
Pinefield
Quincy Whig
Pittsfield
Old Pike
Democrat
Jim Wheeling
Jim
Children In Arms, &c
Grimes
Old Grimes
R- M. Knapp
Scott Wryke
Wyke
Greeley
Dixie
W. R. Archer
Rip van Winke
Schneider
Judge Atkinson
Cat Crow
Scott Wrke
Scott
Glee Club
John Brown
Heaven
Judas
Prenic Neticgis
Baresa
Quincey
Hampshire St. Bet
Tamouta
J. S. Agey
Hannibal Fair Grounds
Geo
F. Hatch
Stpidin
B. H. Mott
Canlon
Mott
Hampshire Si
Armore
Sepidim
G. Arens
Ricker
DR. Niles
Maine Street
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Vla
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Union
Deinhaer Fh
Gropp
Surance
Mer
Bill Heads
Quincy Whig Company
J. G. Harris & CO
Ang Sidawim Excursion
Denver
Hannibal & ST. JO. R. R
Denver & Return
Kansas City
Kansas Pacific Railway
Anni
Palmyra
Bosra
Chillcothe
Cameron
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Derver
Idaho Springs
Great Parks
Rocky Mountains
Pullman Palace
Ty Fo
J. H. Bohlmann
Maine Bi
Era
Cerriva
H. Bohlmann
H. Wulfmeyer
Cali
Eramine
Fifth Street
Betweening
Jersey
Sepsdian Archibald A. Brown
North Fourth Street
Pirst Dooy North
First National Bank
Quincy, Ill
Peornresons
Lissal
Etrest
Sti
Louia
Seng
WOOD
Brothers
Fourth ST
West Side Square
Woodruff
West Side Public Square
Uincy
Ills
Chickering & Sons
Mason & Hamlin
Mason & Hawklin's
Harmon
Whitney & Holme S. Geo. Woods & Co
Chickering & Son's
Irs
Steinways
Knabe. Weber
Chickering and Mason & Hamlin
D. Woodruff
Fourth. Street
Quincy, Ts
Wilson Ageer
C. E. Whitmore & CO
Jaccard & CO
Waltham, Howard, Land
D. C
Jaccard.,&Co
Fourth &T
Odd Fellows
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