A Dictator in Maine Sparks Federal Crisis
The Daily Silver State denounces Maine political chaos as fraud by the Louisiana Returning Board and fusionists, arguing such usurpations mimic Confederacy tactics. It urges citizens to condemn outrages, defend majority rule, and prevent a military takeover undermining the ballot.
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Jefferson Davis
United States Senate
Garcelon
Maine
Louisiana Returning Board
Madwon Wells
Union
Asarper
General Chamberlain
Louisiana
Nichols
Packard
Yayes
United States
Grant Jr Contenders and Jennie Flood Bond Prize
J C Flood registers 2 500 000 in four percent bonds in his daughter Miss Jennie Floods name. The piece compares Jennie's value to the third term and notes Grant Sr is nominated by backers of his second term. Nevada Republican press alignment favors Grant and Sherman across various papers.
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J.C. Flood
Jennie Flood
United States
U.S. Grant, Jr
Jennie
Grant, Sr
Presidential candidate preferences in Los Angeles Journal poll
The Los Angeles Journal surveys 225 Republicans with 90 favoring Blaine 60 Grant 3 Sherman 3 Greenback 2 Garfield 2 Hayes 1 Conkling 1 Bristow 4 undecided. Undecided voters mostly split between Blaine and Grant. The Carson Tribune enters its fourteenth volume and is described as a new paper aside from minor biases.
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Telegraphic items mix of policy, crime and politics
Wm M Leeds before House Indian Affairs highlights failures in subsistence supplies and arms prohibition on reservations. Other items cover Henry Wintzingerode’s confession in Oregon, Hayden trial developments in New Haven, Daniel F P Davis elected Maine governor, and various notices from Washington and Ogden including immigration, militia commands, and a potential Concordat with the Vatican.
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Indian Bureau of the Interior Department
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Hoe
Indian Bureau
Department
White River
Hayt
Indian Territory
Henry Wintzingerode
Jacob Swanzer
Hillsboro
Oregon
Wintzingerode
Washington County
Wentzingerode
Daniel FP. Davis
Maine
Davis
Boston's Geawan SyRer Promoted as Life Saver in Winter
A letter warns of winter illnesses and promotes Boston's Geawan Syrer as a top medicine for throat and lung diseases. It claims 950,000 bottles sold last year and praises its effectiveness. The note also advertises practical watchmaking services by Geo F Jackson and J E Sabine.
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Genaan SyRer
Bosnes
Geawan Syeer
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