Republican. Office Ad Rates and Election News
The notice outlines subscription prices for Republican party communications and advertises the "Cocsyixc Room" for notices. It reports official Vermont GOP election results with a 27,253 Republican majority and summarizes Denver and Quincy political updates including speeches, a mass meeting, and European revolutionary news. It closes with the Democratic response concerning a Congress candidate and references celebratory songs for a Republican victory.
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Boone county fair opens with five day run
Meissouris items note the Boone county fair begins on the second instant and runs five days. Reports include wild turkeys likely near St Joseph next winter, and military, railroad, burglary, and accident news from Missouri towns.
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Geo. R. Taylor
St. Louis
Pacific Railroad of Missouri
William Young
North St. Joseph
Holman
St Joseph
Julia Plyman
Harrison County
Abraham Atchinson
Chillicothe
Jj. B. Henderson
North Missouri Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Brookfield
R. W. Johnson
Louisville
United States
State University At
Columbia
George
Weekly Currency Statement. Defalcation News and Legislation
Weekly currency report from Chicago dated September 21 notes a quorum expected in Congress. Washington says National Bank currency issued this week totals 91,500 with year to date 3.8097 billion and 91 million in mutilated notes redeemed. Insolvent notes redeemed 505,529 and actual circulation 290,599,027. Fractional currency receipts 824,500 and shipments totaling 497,429 to various treasuries and banks. Treasurer distrusts national banks for notes and public deposits. Fractional notes redeemed 353,000.
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Revolt in Spain and Abdication Rumors Spread
Madrid reports indicate the Spanish Prime Minister and two cabinet members resigned, with the Marquis of Havana asked to fill in ad interim as martial law is proclaimed. Paris and New York dispatches describe a broad movement against Queen Isabella II led by Prim and exiled generals, with uprisings in several towns and naval forces off Cadiz revolting. In Washington, a clerical defalcation in the Post Office Department rises to thousands, possibly 790,000, tied to Sc Belintae, a discharged Ohio clerk appointed by Dennison.
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Ecclesiastical rupture shocks Chicago clergy
Chicago Sept 21 a rupture occurred between Bishop Duggan and his clergy. Questions are referred to Rowe for settlement. Dr Dunne and Father Roles are suspended. Also reported: deaths in New York 514 last week, fire loss at Higgins carpet factory $175000, 100 workers unemployed, Excelsiors of Chicago beat Forest City Cleveland in baseball, and a Broadway Theater shooting case heard in New York Court.
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Mary Jeffrey
Thos, Toben
L. Shay
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Joseph W. Holden
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Raleigh
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Defeat of a Woman's Right Movement In Mt Vernon
A Mt Vernon tax payer meeting debated road and crosswalk improvements when a petition from 100 women demanded voting rights as taxpayers. The charter barred them. men voted and amid protests, two male speakers were silenced as women’s influence faded. Edwin A Stevens’s will bequeaths nearly twenty million dollars. Hoboken schools, a $650000 new school, Stevens battery gift to New Jersey. rest to widow and children. Water Street revival updates and Johnny Allen’s spree discussed. Dr Ward cites contracts with Allen and Kit Burns for venue use.
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Westchester County
Wingate
Edwin A. Stevens
Hoboken
New Jersey
New York
Dyer
Johnny Allen
Johnny
Ward
Allen
Kit Burns
Louisiana Senate passes negro equality bill in public spaces
NEW ORLEANS Sept 21 The Louisiana Senate passed finally the negro equality bill prohibiting race or color distinctions in public resorts or conveyances under penalty of fine and imprisonment Gov Warmoth appoints Geo A Fosdick to the State Board of Registration with two Republicans the board seeks to bar Democrats from serving on local boards Fosdick protests but board majority stands Gov Warmoth says he does not approve of the board action but cannot control it
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