Dead Party Triumphs Across States and Cities
The piece argues the Democratic party remains vital after recent state and municipal elections. It cites gains in New Hampshire Connecticut and Missouri, with Democrats winning governorships or majorities, while Republican opponents fail to bury the party. It notes currency inflation debates and prosecutions of alleged government plunder in the South, plus various local political snippings and social notes.
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Toledo
Columbus
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St. Joseph
Kansas City
Springfield
Ils
Burial of Madame Baron Bouleau in Paris Cathedral
Madame Baron Bouleau, daughter of Senator Benton, died after a sudden inflammation. Her husband, Baron Bouleau, imprisoned a year ago for financial matters, is reprieved to permit reunion with his family. The funeral at St Philippe de Route featured ornate floral casket, choir, and mourners including M. Doilleau and three young sons.
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Gualires Bouleau
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M. Macillean
M. Doilleau
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California vintners lead with 4.22 million vines in 1673
In 1673 Los Angeles County heads California wine and brandy output with 4,220,000 vines reported. The county produced 1,508,000 gallons of wine and 60,000 gallons of brandy, reflecting its dominant role in the state's beverage production.
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Trap in meat house catches man in Hallaville
The Randolph Citizen reports Dr. Austin of Hallaville in Toone County set a trap in a meat house. A man was caught and found next morning shivering by the wall with his hand thrust into a crack searching for an escape.
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Hallaville
Toone County
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