Republican Nominations Draw Mixed Reactions in Mendon
The Tae Quincy Tribune critiques Republican candidates in Mendon Township. It mocks Joel Bentée as an honest farmer with temperance flaws and attacks Capt. Ayres for lacking two names or military honor. It notes German papers questioning Stephen P. Golden as sheriff nominee and questions the logic of Golden’s family ties and imagined achievements.
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Quincy Tribune
Joel Bentée
Mendon Township
Greeley
Capt. Ayres
Tribune
Stephen P. Golden
Golden
Ballew
Guincy
Young Golden
Rinderpest Appears in Lincolnshire Cattle
Late European findings report rinderpest has appeared among Lincolnshire cattle. The note follows mentions of emigration from Metz, gales with many ships wind bound, and discussion in Britain about Alabama award payments to the United States.
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Revenue decision on naturalization certificates exempt from stamp tax
The Internal Revenue Bureau ruled that certificates of naturalization issued by U S or state courts do not require stamps under tax laws and are exempt from the stamp tax. A weather forecast from Wasniscox predicts improving conditions from Tennessee to Ohio with rising temperatures and clear overall weather, while a report notes the President and family returning to Washington with friends visiting the White House.
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Railroads at War Stir Philadelphia Suburbs
Excitement grips Reaping Pa as Philadelphia and Reading clash with Wilmington and Reading over line obstruction. A force of one thousand is deployed amid riots feared. last night P&RR employees severely beat five workers from the rival line. disturbances continue.
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Chiefs and Braves of Kiowas Gomanches Apaches Depart Indian Territory
A delegation of fifty two chiefs and braves from Kiowas Gomanches and Apaches leftafghanistan? territory this morning bound for Sedalia Missouri to meet Special Indian Commissioner Capt Henry E Alvord at nine tonight A grand conference was held at Boggy Depot yesterday with Setanta and Lone Bear present brought from their prison in
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Texas delegates seek peaceful settlement with American Indians
A Texan delegation, incarcerated for a year, travels to Washington for an amicable exchange on current Indian troubles. They seek dialog to arrange a settlement if possible and are described as full blood Aborigines newly exposed to civilization, having never seen a train before.
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Fulton County Fair Closes After Fine Show Attendance
Fulton County fair closed today after a good crowd and fine exhibits. Receipts fell short of past fairs though. Afternoon program featured trotting events with a steady turnout.
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Seizure of Alabama and Chattanooga line by Georgia governor
Atlanta on Sept 27 reports that thirty miles of the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad were seized by order of Governor Smith and telegraph wires cut along the section. Two receivers operate the line under a United States Supreme Court decree to secure the state's endorsed bonds. Brownsville reports Cortina letters urging a raid near Laredo, claiming territory between Tecum and the Rio Grande belongs to Mexico and invites plunder.
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Liberal and Democratic unity loom in New York fight
At a Pennsylvania gathering Mr. Greeley forecast New York leaning Liberal with a possible 50,000 plus Liberal votes, warning that a 10,000 vote swing could decide the result and noting New York’s split between major parties. He urged allied states to push Liberal gains, while the Straight-out Democrats framed a Harrisburg convention and Jackson convention nominees for Michigan and related states.
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Saginaw
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Monroe
State Board of Education
Rev. C. Vanderveen
Kent
Militia Riot Flares on New York Train Fight
A clash on a Lem train between Companies A and G of the 3a Regiment Militia near White Plains left two dead and about thirty wounded. In San Francisco Mrs Fair faces a second trial with little new evidence. Barclay confesses to the Garber murder and faces execution. A swindler, posing as Major Ward, is arrested in New York for fraud via bogus checks.
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Newburg Fire Claims Several Missing In Asylum Collapse
Curvetano Newburg reports six persons including three already tele free elng Hierron are missing after a fire and falling water tanks at the Newburg asylum. Two men were buried, one died in a tow Noars, and others missing. Large numbers expected to be sent to Dayton. No inmates confirmed dead. over a hundred to Dayton today. Railroad accident at Willoanoxeton prints three cars off track on Wilmington and Weldon Railroad near Everettsville and Dad-.
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Train Disaster and City Fire Reported in Turbulent News Brief
INDIANAPOLIS Sept 31 Through the fresh trains colsmd at Cheatarfield on the COSLER early this morning a fourteen car Nashville & Louisville train was derailed in a cut six miles from Nashville. Eleven cars were crushed. One man killed and several wounded. Defective rail blamed. CLEVELAND Sept 24 A fire in the planing mill of House Company destroyed machinery stock and more. Losses around $2,000 with $7,500 insurance. fire on the market and insurance related to Woods Perry Co. still under control with losses estimated at $10,000 and $7,500 insured.
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Advertised Letters Remain in Post Office Listed Names
Letters remain on the advertised list at the Post Office Quincy State of Dividia dated the 28th day of 197. Call for advertised letters with the list date. If uncalled for within one month they go to the Dead Letter Office. Names appear under LADIES' LIST and GENTS' LIST including Abercrombie Nance Mrs, Bearmon Ricky, King M Bacon, Jennie host, Beard Lucie, Lawrence Emma, Brome Margarets, Burns Mori, McColiis Matyd Miller, Co be Hannah Miller, Minnie Mitchell, Dresser Mary Nelson, Ferree Almira, Pilcher Marinda, Garland Julia Munak Seder Annz, Reed Green Amands, Parris Aurelia, many others listed. prominent names include Bryan John Barri, Robert G Regan, Creene HC Crane, Funsted John, Gilmer Oswal Graell, Fritz Groome, Hamilton Virginia, Hale Mollie, Williams Jennie C, Johnson Sue Wilson, and Martin John.
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