Congratulatory Address to Indiana Republicans Victory
The Republican State Central Committee of Indiana in Indianapolis on October 14 1850 congratulates Indiana Republicans on a likely nationwide victory. It warns against overconfidence and urges vigilance against frauds as the presidential election nears while praising local organization and the party press.
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Garfield visit excusion party meets Cleveland business leaders
A Cleveland Republican Business Men's Club excursion of thirteen cars to Mentor honors Garfield after October elections. Club president George Ely spoke as Garfield, in a Herald report, urged business men to seek stability and prosperity for the nation and economy.
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Foraker era clash over Klux claims and political duty
The letters between Wade Hampton and John Sherman surface amid a heated debate on Ku Klux Klan ties and party power. The exchange accuses each side of enabling terror while arguing constitutional and political rights in the South and nation.
Public letters dispute revealed by Joan Sherman
In a September 21 letter Joan Sherman asserts her statements are true despite denial. She says public records prove them and will publish the correspondence without comment to let the public decide. She signs respectfully as Joan Sherman.
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Joan Sherman
Democratic schemes alleged to sway Indiana legislature
An Indianapolis dispatch reports Democrats attempting to steal the Legislature by altering returns in floating districts with two Democratic sheriffs to one Republican. A plan to backmail enough Republican votes to elect a Democrat was dropped after Senator McDonald repudiated it. A new scheme seeks a three or four way soft money Republican caucus with Wheeler to name the U S Senator in exchange for National vote support for Hancock. Colonel Warner of Ohio guides negotiations. Republicans doubt any union with Nationals is possible.
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Garfield Majority in Electoral College Shaped by States
The article reports on the expected Electoral College results for Garfield with North voting solidly 2311 and possible Southern support uncertain. It notes Florida and Virginia as doubtful, while South Carolina and Virginia show mixed prospects, and North Carolina West Virginia may tilt Republican.
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Gas Fire From Marsh Gas Well Draws Crowds
Philip Peter senior drilled a deep pipe near Merchants Warelouna to test water quality. His son uncovered the same pipe and released marsh gas that has burned since Sunday evening, igniting with a bright flame several feet high and attracting spectators for miles.
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Big East Grocery House Plans Denver Branch
A major East coast grocery firm with capital of $1,000,000 announces an upcoming Denver branch. The move signals expansion by a large retailer into the Colorado market.
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111 Year Old Washington Tale From Aged West Twenty Eighth Street Woman
A New York Herald note tells of Rebecca Hamilton a 111 year old Black woman living with a niece at 253 West 28th Street room 15 rear. She recalls Washington visiting Goshen and finding a coat in a stump, while her family stories touch slavery and Revolutionary times.
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Request for Aid for Two Desperate Inmates in a Room
The text describes two dependent creatures living in a small room, sustained by charity. They rely on kind ladies who have cared for them for a long time, though their needs have grown burdensome. The appeal asks for benevolent individuals to share the responsibility and support their wellbeing.
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Southern Democracy Criticized in Georgia Editorial
A Georgia paper denounces the Democratic party for distrustful politics and voter abstention. It calls for prudent leadership from experienced counties to guide public affairs and warns against sensational tactics and personal feuds harming the state’s future.
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Romance in Colorado and a Desperado Lover
A young Eastern woman tours Colorado and falls for a noted desperado. She buys a broncho, scarlet saddle cloth, and wears a gold-mounted belt with a guarded knife. She proclaims love and fears for her honor while a looming threat hints at fatal violence.
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Panic at a Circus in Argenta rattles Little Rock crowd
A storm during Cooper & Jackson's circus at Argenta toppled tents and blew a lion and a lioness from a damaged cage. Authorities and handlers coaxed the animals back into captivity as the frightened crowd watched, with no injuries reported.
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