May 1 1870 Weather and Elections Report from Monroe
The item notes warm pleasant weather with occasional showers and references a May election in Monroe. Democrats win the mayoral race for the first time since 1868 amid white and black tensions, with claims of broader state support to follow. Also touches on a private congressional meeting in Washington and regional party maneuvers.
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Monroe
Monnon
Tay
Resoll
Te Corneilmey Ontel
Democratic Party Unity in Straight Ticket Call
A Louisville Courier Journal excerpt condemns liberal Republicans and endorses a straight Democratic ticket. It praises Greeley’s campaign while urging voters to back a plain, unembellished platform and nominees like Hendricks Thurman Bayard Allen and Tilden for stable governance.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Judge Davin
Democista
Tore Greeley
Greeley
Democratic Party
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Black
Thurman
Bayard
Allen
Tilden
Democrata
Died at Lake Gharlas Konx-At May 9 1876
Death notice for Konx-At of Lake Gharlas. Wife of Hainne rich Kahn. Passed away on May 9 1876 at her residence. Funeral arrangements to be announced locally.
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Lake Gharlas
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Loisk Kony
Hainnerich Kahn
Democratic Party Meeting in Lake Charles April 17 1876
The Democratic executive committee of Calcasien met at the Lake Charles courthouse on April 17 1876 with Chairman Loum Levages and others present. Minutes record officers elected and routine party actions as the record shows.
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Loum Levages
Ee M. Perkins
Ward
Bevan—Atteh Richard
Ds Scareay
Gilliey
Cere
Claeay
Ermaen Catan
New Orleans Democratic Convention Adopts Ward Representation Plan
Delegates totaling about six hundred twenty seven attended in St Patrick's Hall. Resolutions adopted set ward-based representation for city wards with specific allocations. Officers and committee members were named including Patros as president and Partar as secretary.
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New Orleans
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