Democrats seek a viable candidate after Tilton's defeat
Washington dispatches report Democratic leaders seeking a candidate to defeat Blaine. They discuss nominating a popular figure trusted by voters, wary of which party papers will back the choice. Other items note shipwreck near Nasal Roef, Mormon converts voyage, industry strikes, weather damage to crops, and various oddities from San Diego to Milwaukee.
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Washington Dispatches
Democrate
Inet
Tilton
Tildon
Santano
Blaine
Democrata
New York
Howton
Liwatuvin
Jeff Quenntown
England
Bull Lake
Church of Latter-day Saints
San Francisce
Syria
Calcutta
Fiji
Nasal Roef
Sava
Hevuka
London
India
Chicago
Treasonable Sentiments At A School Ward Meeting
A Salt Lake Chronicle report describes a disorderly ward meeting where a known polygamist argued for religious rights and polygamy, claiming government interference unnecessary and urging followers to endure prison terms for their beliefs. Tonight’s rhetoric included accusations against Gentiles and a call for church funding and political lobbying.
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Church of Jesus
Latter Day Sainte
Jacob
Frat Presidiohoys
Salt Lake Chronicle
Watches and Jewelry Trade Ad and Miscellany
An ad promotes Shurley & Co Chicago selling solid silver and plated ware and gold jewelry with home sampling and endorsements by major firms. Also notes a tattoo removal method, humorous quips, and assorted brief regional notes including a Colorado river salmon stocking, a Cape Flattery seal catch, and political jibes about Grant and parties.
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Sacerer & Co
Chicago
Shurley & Co
United States File Company
American Express Anthern Express Co
F. W. Palmer
Smith
Shurley
State Street
Stumpy Wicks Buried in Lone West Grave in Poor Townsmen
A world war to bury Stumpy Wicks unfolds after his death from mountain fever. Neighbors assemble a rough coffin, hire a declining expansion for a wind-off, and lay him in a grave with a rock headstone and a faded church service. No one knows his full past, only a worn photograph found in his pocket.
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Carol G'Adooy
Stumpy Wicks
Bali
Tie
Neve
Kailey
Nni
Stumpy Data
Stumpy
Lexan
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