Canton to Palmyra News Coverage Expanded
The Canton, Palmyra, and Junction areas receive newspapers via W. V. Reeves and others. Reeves delivers daily between Palmyra Junction and Hannibal by 8:30 a.m. Hyatt and Daemcke alternate on Train No. 6 and rail lines. The paper reaches Jacksonville and intermediate points on Toledo Wabash Western and Chicago Burlington Quincy routes, ahead of other city papers.
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Canton
L.W
England
Palmyra
F.W. Brammel
Patiniye
Junction
W. V. Reeves
Brookfield
Wm. T. Snow
Chillicothe
J. W. Voris
Newe- Barn
Quincy
W. V.reeves
Palmyra Junction
Hannibal
Hyatt Mans
St. Joe Railroad
Uienry Daemcke
Waie
Jacksonville
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad
Pepers
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Chilcothe
War News From Paris and Europe Impact On Illinois Politics
Dispatch notes no material change in the European situation since last report. Prussians mass around Paris, with about 400,000 troops expected to complete the investment today. Paris communications cut, forests burning, and rumors of Bazaine’s forces moving toward Paris surface. English Liberals protest Gladstone stance on France, Italian moves on Rome draw attention. French naval weakness contrasts with initial expectations of Baltic dominance. Blockade at Elbe raised, commerce to resume, Prussia’s marine interests largely spared. Also included are Illinois Democratic platform criticisms and a Missouri Republican convention result nominating Col. Asper on the Republican ticket.
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Paris
Bazaine
Metz
Marchiee
Canrobert
England
Gladstone
Rome
Prussia
France
North Seas
Elbe
Italy
Florence
Papal
Cen. Angelioti
Civita Vecchia
Bracciano
Daily News
Berlin
Senate
Corps Legislatif
Napoleon
Bazzilles
Duc de Fitzjames
London
Jules Favre
Washburne
Bancroft
Gall Ota
Russia
Kimg
Victor Hugo Returns Amid French Liberty Jubilation
A Bucyrus Journal clip notes Hugo's expatriation and triumphant return to France. Readers in Hugo cheer Liberty and condemn conscripts while praising the poet as a symbol of justice and political resilience. The piece echoes dramatic phrases about tyranny and national identity.
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Bucyrus Journal
Hugo
Victor Hugo
France
Boiler Explosion Injures Fifty at Leith
A boiler explosion at Leith injures fifty workers with five reported dead. The incident occurred today at Lospex Exc plant, as rescuers rushed to aid the injured and secure the site. Authorities opened inquiries into the cause and safety compliance.
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Lospex
Exc
Leith
Recall of Olzoaga and Paris siege notes
Telegraph dispatches report Senor Olzaga Spanish minister to Paris recalled for recognizing the French Republic. Paris cut off from Lyons as wires and railways are destroyed. Metz bombardment continues. Prussians advance on Paris with 400,000 forces. Garibaldi may lead Italian Legion at Lyons. restoration talks for Orleans family. Destruction, casualty, and political shifts flood the European war news.
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Garibaldi
Lyons
Olozaga
Mannion
Senor Olozaga
Paris
Spain
Montereau
Washington. The English Mission Denial.
New York dispatch reports denial from a high authority of claims that Senator Morton of Indiana was offered the English Mission by the President. The Washington special says no such tender was made and Morton would not leave the country due to illness.
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New York
Z'resune
Washington
Senator Morton
Indiana
Iowa State Fair drawing record crowds in Keroxon
Keroxon on September 15 reports the Iowa State Fair crowds reaching about 35,000 as the grounds and city are packed for the grand event. The fair is described as the most successful ever held in the state with extensive attendance and activity across all exhibits.
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Keroxon
St. Louis
St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association
East. PaTr iotic German Address in New York
The German Patriotic Aid Society sent by cable to Count Bismark a synopsis of their address to Germans protesting foreign intervention and affirming loyalty to United Germans despite Republican principles. They say Paris’s Republic proclamation followed German victories and Napoleon's surrender. Marshal Sharpe will open his census office to hear citizen complaints and has asked the Mayor for all available information.
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Clouse
Caroline R. Clouse
Edward N. Buckley
Fowler
Adams
Ul Invis
Robert Kyle
Adame
Mortrazes
Quincy
Adama
Edward I. Buckley
New York
German Patriotic Aid Society
Bismark
Germany
Paris
Napoleon
Marshal Sharpe
Episcopal Convention Debate Targets Clerical Civil Court Prohibition
In the Episcopal Convention of Illinois yesterday an amendment to the constitution was proposed to forbid clergymen from using civil courts to arrest impede or avoid ecclesiastical proceedings. It was defeated by non concurrence with 27 for and 7 against while the lay vote was a tie.
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Episcopal Convention
Cricaco
Hiocese
Hmlinois
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Hampshire Street
Daily Whig
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Quincy Horse
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Victor
le Miserable
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Beenie
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Rhine
Newberg
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Ill
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Isurance Camps
Albany City Autore
Wright
Classical School
Rene
College OF the
Christian Brothers
ST. Louis, MO
Mpue
Bro
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Euractive Singing School
Level Mason
Espan
Oliver Dit
Boston
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He Ditson & CO
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Thomas Mas Richeson
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Jas. A. Parker
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Henry F. Jos
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Iowa State Fair
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D. P. Dyer
Brown Radicals
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N. W. Cor
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Fede
Talcott
Hat & Cap House
George J. Large
Eepidte
Fire & Mar Penfield & ‘Bishop
Republic Insurance Company
Chicago
Liverpool
London & Globe Insurance Co
Merchants’ Insurance Company
Market Fire Insurance: Co. of
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Franklin Fire Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Maine
Fifth Streets
Merghana and
Barrigate National Bank
U. S. Penfield
First National Bank
Ralel 1870
Joseph
Nelke
Cassimeres
Ardas
Joseph & Nelke
Sepouul
Quincy Savings Bank
Fourth and Hampshire
Asm
C. M. Pomroy
Thomas Jasper
UL. Penfield
Edward Wells
Benneson
George Bond
C. Skinner
C. H. Curtis, Ands Green
Yrdswom
Hannibal Bridge Company
Hannibal Bridge
Aleofor
Hannibal & Naples
White
Hannibal Bridge Co
Sepladét
Fu ‘Grruce
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Arnis
Franklin
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Mare
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