Political Letters and Rail Disaster Reach Blaine Campaign
Mulligan and Fisher issue new letters as Blaine faces attacks over Little Rock bonds. The piece notes Blaine’s pull for various ticket pairs, a New York Blaine headquarters setup, and a westbound train wreck near Farmer City with Gov Hendricks among the injured. It also covers Belva Lockwood and Mrs. Miner’s withdrawal calls and various editorial reactions.
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Vast Patchwork of 19th Century News Clippings
A flood of brief items reports corn at Des Moines up 25 cents a bushel, fires in Scranton and Canada, a $25,000 profit at Wheeling fair, and a 62 000 population claim for Dubuque. It notes New York banks excess reserves, icebergs south of Newfoundland, a Utah-bound steamer with proselytes, and heat deaths in New York. Also covered are suicides, floods, explosions, strikes, arrests, legal actions, and lynching in Kansas.
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Gresham to Remain Postmaster General Amid Chicago Rumor
The article notes Judge Gresham expects to stay as postmaster general until March 4 despite rumors he has accepted a Chicago judicial seat. It also reports July petroleum exports of 52,470,018 gallons valued at 4,624,001 dollars and compares to last year’s 47,690,587 gallons worth 4,170,332 dollars.
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Outbreak Impacts Tourism and Trade in Coastal Regions
The text notes a great loss to foreign commerce as many thousands of tourists will be prevented from visiting the county. It questions quarantine efficacy on the mainland and highlights significant financial losses to the islands. It mentions Italy’s issue with cholera returning laborers from Southern France during the outbreak.
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Pittsburg Area Notes and Local Updates
The Pittsburg school began last Monday. Dr Plew bought a 25 pound force pump. Alex Everhart and Nathan Sills are in Illinois. Dr Thralls and family visiting in St Marys. Mrs Thos Lyons ill but improving. Elza McCammon moved to the coal mine site OL. Shoemaker and wife visited W B McGrew Sunday. The Nationals held a spirited meeting last Thursday night. Rev Johnson returns to charge for another year. Willard Free moved near Bloomfield in Greene county. Baptists hold a Sunday school convention next Sunday. Carey McAnally leads sorghum molasses making. Miss Jennie Wence buried at Bethel last Wednesday week. Miss Martha Zink very ill with consumption at Alfred Sill's. Green Shepherd family visiting Mr Dalioff near Worthington. Many report chills pains coughs and colds. Democrats organize Cleveland and Hendricks club. Republicans addressed by Judge Massie. reception said not good. W W and Ed Cochran and W C Smith joined I O O F last Saturday. Elbridge Asbury of Terre Haute and J Asbury of Farmersburg at Mrs N A Welty's dwelling. Allen Gouchenour reportedly gone to Lawrence county to complete matrimonial engagements. Township teachers named for next year: No 1 W M Wichenor, No 2 Miss Clara Sills, No 3 Marion Philips, No 4 S M Patten, No 5 J G Barnett, No 6 John Furry, No 7 King, No 8 R V Railsback, No 9 John Berlingmeyer, No 10 D Strawn, No 11 Frank M Nead. STRApor.
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J. G. Barnett
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Adventist Camp Meeting Gathers Thousands near Farmersburg
W N Benner reports a seven tent camp at Bennet's Grove near Farmersburg Sullivan county Indiana hosting 1700 capacity tabernacle with 127 tents. Five ministers led services with 21 to 25 baptisms over two days. The community grew from one member to 75 in 15 months, with opposition overcome and expectations for Sabbath keepers rising.
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