Second convention for Seventh District nomination held in Indianapolis
The second convention for the Seventh District congressional nomination met in Indianapolis on Saturday the 4th. Hon. W. D. Bynum and Hon. David Turpie were candidates. Bynum received 73 votes and Turpie 4515. The report also notes civil service uniform reforms and political commentary from New York papers.
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Indianapolis
W. D. Bynum
David Turpie
Bynum
Turpie
Government role in stamping out animal diseases debated
The New York Sun questions whether large public funds can solve farm disease problems. It argues that even huge expenditures would not eliminate contagious diseases among domestic animals and asks if federal action should precede addressing human health threats.
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D. B. MiLver
Baptist Church
Miller
Elureh
N.Y. Sun
United States
Republican State Convention Noms State Ticket
The Republican State Convention on Thursday Sept 2 1886 nominated the slate for statewide offices including Lieutenant Governor R B Robertson Secretary of State Charles L Griffin Auditor Bruce Carr Treasurer J E Lemeke Supreme Court Judge Byron K Elliott Attorney General Louis T Michener Clerk of the Supreme Court Wm T Noble and Superintendent Harvey M LaFollette.
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Robert
Bruce Carr
J. E. Lemeke
Supreme Court
Byron K. Eliott
Louis T. Michen
Wm.t. Noble
Public Instruction
Harvey M. LaFollette
New York
Chicago Ball Club
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Prospect House
Adirondacks
Nashville
Missouri
J. G. Graves
Kansas City
M. I. Butler
Mexico
Louisiana Board of Hearth
Biloxi
Beauvoir
Jefferson Davis
China
G. P. Morosini
Ernest Schilling
Arthur
New London
de. J. L. Ingersoll
Pope Bob
Congress
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Riehth Missouri
John J. O'Neill
Arkansas
Labor Party
Wild Neill
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of New York
Knights of Labor
Co. M. Brazee
Rockford
Illinois
John M. Allen
Mississippi
W. P. Taulbee
Kentucky
Twenty
Pennsylvania
J. F. Maffet
Sandy Stook
New York Commercial Bulletin
United States
Canada
Havana
Norwich
Michigan
Cadillac
Bross
James Kraft
Charleston
George W. Childs
Samuel J. Randall
Berwyn
Chester County
Frank Golden
Alvo
Fadanilla
West Indies
St. Vincent Hospital
Indiana
I. S. Robertson
Charles L. Griffin
Geologic Line of Weakness Across Atlantic Coast
Masgor Powran of the U S Geologic Survey discusses a line of weakness along the Atlantic coast from south of Raleigh through Tidewater, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore to Troy New York. He notes displacement and faulting in rocks, signaling an acute disturbance and organic disease analogy for the region's geology.
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Masgor Powran
U.S. Geological Survey
Atlantic Coast
Raleigh
Tidewater
Richmond
Washington
Baltimore
Troy
New York
N. Y. Sun
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs McCullough at 60th
Mrs. Mary McCullough celebrated her sixtieth birthday with a large gathering at Josiah Asdell’s residence. Daughters Mrs. J Willis and Mrs. McCullough hosted jointly, and guests offered congratulations and gifts. Also advertised stock for sale including short Horn cattle Berkshire pigs Southdown and Merino sheep at fair grounds by D Elliott é& Sots.
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Mary McCullough
Josiah Asdell
Asdell
J. Willis
Fair Ground
D. Elliott É& Sots
Geronimo Surrenders to General Miles at Fort Bowie
General Miles arrives at Fort Bowie with Geronimo and 22 Apache captives after peaceful surrender by Geronimo’s band. Lawton troops march in, and Miles plans to relocate Indians to prevent future hostilities. Natchez also surrenders. Lawton to follow with remaining forces.
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General Miles
Fort Bowie
Geronimo
Charleston
United States
Chrran LeEston
5. C
Presimply
City Hall Park
King Street
News and Courrier
A. T
Natchez
Lawton
Bowie
Miles
Knights OF Labor
Firrspure
Richmond
Cleveland
Thomas E Benedict Named New Public Printer of U S
Thomas E Benedict of New York is appointed the new public printer after a long contention. The Benedict brothers Gilbert and Thomas have led a Democratic publishing lineage with The Banner of Liberty and the Grenville Press. Benedict has served as deputy comptroller and is known for executive ability and integrity.
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Thomas E. Benedict
New York
Diseacres
Warwick
Orange County
N. Y
Elis
Warwick Institute
Ulster County
Ulster Iron Rolling Mill
Grenville Press
G. H. Benedict
Banner of Liberty
Union
Benedict
Cleveland
Daniel Manning
Gilbert J. Benedict
Iis
Rounds
N. C
Wayrwick Academy
Putnam County Courier
Charles E. Lenedict
Gilbert II. Benedict
Newburg
New York City
T. S. Benedict
Eflenville Press
Typographical Union No. 6
Mighty Printing Plant and Bridges Across the Nation
A description of a vast government printing office near the Capitol powered by 2,500 workers with a $185,000 monthly payroll, printing millions of pages including Bills and the Congressional Record. It also reports on High Bridge Kentucky a major railway crossing and a proposed New Hudson River Bridge at Peekskill with ambitious connections to multiple railroads and cities alike.
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Benedict
Capitol
Congress
Congressional Record
Senate
House
Gales
Joby D. Defrees
Sterling P. Rounds
America
High Bridge
Kentucky
New Orleans
Lexington and Danville Railway Company
Cincinnati Southern Company
Hudson River
Peekskill
Union Bridge Company
New York City
W. C. Kurd
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Hudson
Henry Ward Beecher
Anthony
Old Fort Clinton
Erie Railway
Lehigh and Hudson
New York, Susquehanna and Western
Ontario and Western
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading
Baitimo A and Ohio
New Jersey and New York
Delaware
Great Western
New England
New York
City of
Crow der's grain hip boots offer free fair pass deal
A promotion offers a free admission to the great fair with the purchase of a $2.50 pair of Crow der's grain hip boots. The boots are advertised as unmatched value for the money.
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Crowder
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the Times
Sullivan County
J. C. Bartlett
Westside
State Yvicket
John C. Nelson
Cass
Ohio
John Acoff Roth
Tippecanoe
Robert W. Mters
Monroe
Charles A. Munson
Allen
Thomas B. Byrne
Vanderburg
Martin T. Krueger
Laporte
Hugh D. McMullen
Dearborn
Andrew M. Sweeney
Dubois
Jonn J. Wamb
Vigo
L. P. Mullinix
Greene
John T. Beasley
Sullivan
W. CG. Hulyz
James B. Patten
P. R. Jenkins
WM. Willis
Garrison French
Lem. H. Willis
Josh
Beasley
Ren. E. Briggs
Joyce
Charles Scott
James L. Nash
N. Y. Tribune
Custom House
Yi Blaine
Maine
New York Evening Post
Mr. Blaine
Ralph Beaumont
Hocking Valley
Blaine
WEROM
Looker
Squire Woods
Rev. Hawes
Princeton
Ind
Jas. Gill
Cushman
Florence Stover
Merom
Hayes
Faulkner
Oren Boroughs
Lilly
Will Hunt
Nameless
Bill McClain
Bill McGuire
Justice’s Court
Joe McKee
Irvin Bailey
TrEs
East
Sparks
Eastern Mail
Merom Amateur Theatrical Company
Cornecobville
Madison Square Theater
Con. Mapleson
Madison Sq’re Theater
Jim Wright
Walnut Street
Russelville
Hame
Marshal
Napoleon
France
St. Helena
Levi Johnson
8. C
Workman
Powderly
George Wilmot
Boone
Town
George W. Steele
James N.tyner
Z.G. Simmons
Kenosha
Republican State Convention
John R. Tanner
Richard Edwards
John Q. Cannon
Mormon Church
George Q. Cannon
Tabernacle
Angus M. Cannon
Victoria Schilling
Jay Gould
Pauline Hall
Uncle Sams Printers
Sargest
Pring
THE
Government Printing Office
Ton Teer
Tony Doo May
ES Ae Co
A. Weir
D. J. Terhune
Fred Briggs
North Side
Johnson & Cashner
Floral Hall
Johnson & Cash Aem
P. Riggs
J. L. Berry
Riggs & Berry
Irc
Crowder’s
West Side
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