Beaking Appointments and Campaign Notes
Beaking appointments of Gov Ogles bay and Generals Logan Beveridge Lippin Cott and others. speakers listed with dates from September 17 to September 28 across multiple towns. Republican campaigns include meetings in Griggsville Barry Mt Sterling and Knoxville Yates City Bloomington Peoria Springfield Decatur Jacksonville and more. Also notes on patent reversal and arrests and foreign news summaries.
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Oglesbay
Logan
Beveridge
Lippin
Cott
Richard J. Oglesby
AgenSaturday
Francis Rodman
Missouri
Oral Republicar
Jean
Outfit
Union
Street
Chicago
Ehuraday
Beety Atinty
Xen County
Sac
Jersey County
Starden
Calhoun County
Col. Matrigews
Congress
Griggsville
Barry
Mt. Sterling
Chas. H. Morton
Repub. Cong. Com
C. E. Lippincott
Resolutions of the Lewis County Republican Convention
The Lewis County Republican convention declares the Quiner War the official party organ in the county and urges announcements through its columns. It recommends the Quinc y War to Lewin county citizens as a sound paper. Gen Logan spoke to about 10,000 at a mass meeting in Fairbury Livingston County. Jerr. Davie reaches Cincinnati. Michigan State Fair at Kalamazoo touted as the best yet. A dialect letter lampoons the Quincy Gate City, to appear tomorrow. Taz tidal wave predicted to travel from New York to Cincinnati, then retreat before the October elections. The Quincy Herald mocked for alarming Democrats in Vermont and Maine. The Herald misstates postmaster salary increases. lawful salary adjustments tied to office business are noted. The piece ends with a reflection on reason over prejudice.
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Lewis County
Lewin County
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Massachusetts Democracy Refuses Sumner Declination Credit
The article notes that Massachusetts Democracy declines to credit Sumner's declination while reporting other political events. It covers the Kansas State Fair in Topeka, the National Convention of Pork Packers meeting in Cincinnati, and disciplinary actions against J Brooks Johnson at the Chicago Board of Trade. Also mentioned are a murder indictment in Chicago, the death of Dr Rufus Blake in Long Branch, and Rev Oscar Clute running as a Liberal candidate in New Jersey.
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Massachusetts
Sumner
Topeka
National Convention of
Pork Packers
Cincinnati
J. Brooks Johnson
Chicago Board of Trade
John Biddle
Callaghan
Chicago
Rufus Blake
Long Branch
Oscar Clute
Congress
New Jersey
Ohio Democrats plan Columbus meeting to pick candidates
Cincinnati Sept 17 Wm McIntyre and Stephen Crane report the Executive Committee for Ohio of the Louis Tile Convention calls a convention of right-out and unsold Democrats of lo to meet in Columbus on October 1 to select candidates for Presidential lecture at Large and a State Central Committee
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Cincinnati
Wm. McIntyre
Stephen Crane
Ohio
Louis‘Tile
Columbus
The Cotton Crop Prospects Improve Slightly in US
Washington dispatch reports a potential yield about ten percent below average after earlier forecasts of five percent above average. The Weather Service forecasts continued falling barometers north and west of the Ohio Valley with increasing cloudiness and threatening weather.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Sherman interview and Masonic election brief
Gen Sherman comments on France under Thiers and a united Germany influence. He doubts a single hand can sustain a durable alliance as European power shifts. In Bartimng, Masons elect C A Logan as Most Worthy Grand Sire and Dudham Ridgely and Vansant are named to top secretaries and treasurer posts. A Ohio colored citizens petition to form a Lodge is tabled after debate.
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New York
Sherman
Republic of France
Thiers
France
Germany
Europe
Prussia
Bismark
Bartimnong
C. A. Logan
Kansas
M. J. Durham
Kentucky
James L. Ridgely
Maryland
Joshua Vansant
Ohio
State Fair Opens at Ottawa with Large Entries
The twentieth annual State fair in Ottawa Iowa opened today with smooth rounds, accessible pens and well fitted exhibits. Farm machinery displays reach unprecedented scope while cattle and horses dominate entries totaling around five thousand. Draft horse competition leads day’s events as officers are to be elected at 2 PM Wednesday with J P Reynolds unopposed for President. attendance reached about four thousand.
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Ottawa
J. P. Reynolds
Tragedy Strikes Near Columbus in Brutal Morning Murder
A brutal murder occurred near Columbus as a farm hand killed a man and dismembered his wife with a corn knife. Separately, counterfeiters William Grover and Lewis Lasker were arrested in Panamericanapolis for forging five cent nickels. In Copusepis, Robert Dunlap killed James Carpenter and wounded Mrs Carpenter amid suspicion of illicit relations. Carpenter’s character is described as blameless.
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ColumBus
Panapelinoa
William Grover
Lewis Lasker
Secret Service
Washington
Sealousy
Copusepis
Robert Dunlap
James Carpenter
Carpenter
Dunjepp
Capture of Counterfeiters and Winetka Homicide
Washington dispatch reports United States Attorney G Wiley Wells sending word from Holly Springs Mississippi that the Marshal and he have captured counterfeiter David Flynn and ring associates with dies tools galvanic battery chemicals furnace and manufactured coins. In Chicago WInetka resident William Sweigert was found guilty of murdering Higgins and sentenced to life imprisonment the offender's wife is alleged to be insane with testimony alleging Higgins violated her.
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Washington
G. Wiley Wells
United States
Holly Springs
Miss
David Flynn
Winetka
Cutcago
Wm. Sweigert
Higgins
Soldiers and Sailors National Convention Opens in Pirrssuran
Delegations of soldiers pour into Pirrssuran for the national convention as thousands gather at the Monongahela house for addresses by Generals Burnside Noyes and Fairchild. The city is festooned with flags and decor, with a welcome address by General J B Sweizer and speeches from Gov Geary and Rev Dr Preston. Burnside proclaims support for Grant’s second term, while Burnside urges Hartranft for governor. The gathering votes to back Grant in November and ends with Battle Cry of Freedom as the audience resumes.
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Monongahela House
Burnside
Noyes
Fairchild
J. B. Sweizer
Gov
Geary
Dr. Preston
Gen
Grant
Louisiana
Puy
Storage Greeley
Baltimore
Horace Greeley
Lee
John A. Logan
Senator Wilson
John A. Garfield
Stewart L. Woodford
Steamboat Dean Richmond accident near Peekskill
The steamer Dean Richmond crowded with passengers collapsed a flue on the way to Albany. Passengers awakened by the incident urged the ship be run ashore and the captain complied. Five men suffered burns from escaping steam. A separate report from San Francisco notes a Vallejo grain elevator collapse sending a wharf and 6,000 tons of wheat into the water with an estimated loss of $250,000.
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New York
Dean Richmond
Albany
Peekskill
San Francisco
Vallejo
Death by own action at Pittsfield arson and county fair notes
Christian Wesley a 22 year old Pittsfield man committed death by own action by taking arsenic to poison rats. He ate arsenic laced cheese at a barn around 2 PM. found by his mother about 9 PM in pain and died about 4 o clock. Accounts say he had long intended self destruction, with family history of self harm. The county fair closed Friday and is described as financially successful after initial worries. Grant and Wilson Club met Thursdays at Bagshells Hall with speeches by Capt. Massie and Hon. Jas. Irwin supporting Grant. political chatter includes Rip Van Winkle Archer awakening to the end of the war and praise for Greeley as standard bearer.
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Grant
Wilson Club
Bagshell's Hall
W. D. Massie
Jas
Irwin
Old Pike
Rip van Winkle
Archer
Asl
Greeley
Traitor Republicans Back Greeley Provokes A Sneer
A speaker attacked Republicans who endorse Greeley calling them traitors to their principles. He claimed Louisville Convention favored Grant, but a heckler shouted for O Conor causing the orator to pivot and praise O Conor, who was not for Greeley. The incident appears an oversight rather than a shift in stance.
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Greeley
Louisville
Grant
Conor
Erin
O’conor
Markets by Telegraph New York Sept 17 stock market report
New York Sept 17 money market and commodity prices summarized. Wheat and grain remained scarce with high bids. provisions mixed as pork and lard moved. Rail shares and government issues noted, with price ranges across corn, rye, butter, cheese, and turpentine also listed.
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New York
Stoes
Louis
Wilusky
Milwaukee
Red Western
White State
Old White Western
Old Western
Steamer Western
Sail de Giaddtec
Dnio
New Orleans
Ostrans
Eevee Evolution Mystery Item Unearthed in City
Residents report curious creature sightings nearby as researchers study an elderly artifact said to hint at evolving forms. Local officials caution to avoid approaching unfamiliar beings while investigations continue.
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Quincy Whio Company
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DAILY
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Addresa
Waine Company
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The
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ National Convention
Gen. Sherman
M. About
London
Edmond About
Strasbourg
Geneva
London Advertiser
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Hesse
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Louis Feurbach
tMo
Gen. Logan
Fairbury
Livingston County
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Mr. Greeley
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Maine
Adams County
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Tur Herald
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Werather
Illinois
CRIME
Heroes IN Council
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County Fair
Pirvermerp
Christian Wesley
Greeley Club
Eagier
Sovernment
Wan Ng Curreicy
Soi Rock
W.U.T
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Cuoaco
Rye Guise Anu
Onicago
Outcado
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Livearoo
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Tursoay Evening
Atyu
Eee
Eed Obi
Joseph
Nelke
LYONS
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Lucca
Hamburg
Nottingham
Role AG Nta
4Th and
Hampshire Sts
Woodruff’s Bulletin
Saratoga
Geo. Eliot
Geo. MacDonald
Yale
Henry
Ward Beecher
South Sea
Earl
Ree
Longfellow
Satan
Olive Logan
Utah
Stenhousee
Doctor Vandyke
John Eaton Cook
Melville
Tifine
Christian Reid
AibyNe
Feuillet
Nether Side
Tom Hood
Ceeseee the Maid of
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R. D. Blackmore
Ombra
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Cooper’s Works
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Chas
Lover
Herman Agha
W. G. Palgrave
Mark Twain
Giott
Jenes
Seweenasa
Renee Ves
Coenaternernati
Eeeee
Sean Ensanorm
Rene
Sixth and
Maine Street
Opera House
Uiney
Archibald A. Brow
Fourth
National Bank
Quincy
Ile
Konantz
East Gainey
Konan
NEW Music
Harry Birch
Phundo Basto
Oh Horace
Birch
Thomas
Kitty May
Will
Hays
Pye Cables
Ldesebat
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Aee Duice
Boston
Stranes
Weet Enee Pwr Nee
NEW Music Books
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Emerson and
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Seward, Allen
Lowell Mason
Getze
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Woodruef
Fourth St
West Side Public Square
Quincy, Ills
Wood Brothers
West Side Square
Sepidawim
Wilson Ager
C. E. Whitmore
Augeddim
Mills
D. & Jaccard: & Co
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Locust
Odd Fellows’ Hall
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