Governors opening fair address in Richmond and party fault
Governor Wape Hamiron will speak at the Virginia State fair in Richmond with the President invited to hear. The piece critiques Republican misgovernment over twenty years, notes Harrisburg State Convention developments, and reports on candidates for Auditor General and State Treasurer along with Supreme Judge speculation.
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Richmond
Republican Party
Harrisburg
Con
A.M. Passmore
Howard J. Reeder
W. B. Hart
Philadelphia
Fahnenstock
Gettysburg
Sterrett
the Times
Colonel Noyes
Schell
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Post
Convention Nominates Radeker for Treasurer in Sheffield Area
The body notes represent Sheffield townships with Columbus and Corydon late to seat. The convention unanimously backed C. W. Rabeker for Treasurer after initial ballots, while Philo Weaver’s supporters commend him though Radeker gains broader cross party backing. Radeker, a Sheffield lumberman, is praised as upright, practical, and deserving of Republican support. Col John Morgan considered for County Surveyor. R. P. King nominated for Warren Academy Trustee to bolster the ticket.
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Corydon
C. W. BR. Rabeker
Philo Weaver
Ife
Sheffield
Radeker
Tie
John Morgan
R. P. King
Warren Academy
Thiers dies. Paris reels as crisis deepens
Dispatch reports ex President Thiers dying suddenly at six in the evening at St Germain from apoplexy. Paris streets fill with grief and fear, rivals within the republican party contemplate Grevy as a successor to MacMahon. Private telegrams describe nationwide mourning and municipal councils dissolving near Marseille.
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Thiers
St. Germain
France
Gambetta
Republican Party
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Chamber of Deputies
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M ‘Thiers
Marsailles
Dalrymple wheat empire expands to nine thousand acres
Minnesota sun reports on Geo W Cass, P B Cheney, and Oliver Dalrymple’s vast wheat holdings in Casselton and Grandin farms. The trio plan to cultivate about 51,000 acres eventually, with current yields around 224 bushels per acre and profits above ten dollars per acre. Steam threshers, self binding reapers, and large crews support the harvest as grain moves to Duluth and New York via lakes.
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Tie
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Red River Valley
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Minn
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New York
Duluth
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Fargo
Casselton
Northern Pacific Railroad
Geo. W. Cass
P. B. Cheney
Oliver Dalrymple
Grandin
Elm River
Traill County
D. T
Grandin Brothers
Tidioute
St. Paul
First Conewango Elementary School Opens Under Local Citizens
Historic note traces Conewango’s early education from 1518 or 714 foundations, private subscriptions, and teachers like Henry Eddy and Josiah Hall. It covers log schoolhouses, Yankee Bush sites, 1838 law adoption, and the rise of graded schools in Conenango with teachers including Emma Chase and Lois Sharp, detailing districts and building developments into the 1870s.
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Baron of Warren
Arthurs
Jackson
Gilson
Shipman
Henry Eddy
Warren
Market Street
Holland Land Company
Pittsburg
Allegheny River
Conenango
B. Curtis
Conewango Road
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Manda More
H. K. Siggins
Nathan Kidder
Nathaniel Kidder
Colonel Berry
Capt. Winter
Capt
Taylor
Michael McKinney
Worth Comstock
Kate Ditmars
Eliza Bignel
John Sill
Ames Sill
Yankee Bush
S. A. Wetmore
Sara Kidder
Mary Thomas
Miss Nutt
Miss Campbell
Carrie Benson
Sharp
Emma Chase
Celinda Chandler
Amy Chandler
Alwilda Babcock
Emma Spencer
Lois Sharp
Porter
Miss Pike
Mary Smith
William Jewell
George Hazeltine
Mathias Shuler
Christian Beyer
Dwight Miles
Daniel Grander
Eva Parsons
Nettie Hull
Mrs. Lyons
Peoria Thomas
Heme Robinson
Mattie Rogers
Emma Hallady
Rose Shutt
Key likely to resign from Cabinet after Congress meets
The Sunday Herald reports Postmaster General Key may resign after Congress convenes. He aligned with Democracy, served in a Republican cabinet, and will retire to partisan work after his annual report. His record is praised as beyond reproach, with reforms aimed at uniting national parties.
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Sunday Herald
Key
Congress
Ohio
Pennsylvania Democrats Declare Platform at County Convention
The Pennsylvania Democratic Party and delegates condemn President Hayes, defend states rights and non intervention, oppose military and corporate domination, advocate frugal government, support labor against monopolies, and reaffirm financial resolutions from the 1876 St Louis platform.
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Democratic Party of
Pennsylvania
Rutherford B. Hayes
Samuel J. Tilden
Jackson
Jefferson
Congress
States
St. Louis
Death notice of Lucy Luzell Rice in Roseville California
An Argus correspondent details Lucy Luzell Rice of Roseville who died after hardship and isolation following her husband’s absence. Born Lucy Luzell in New York, she came to California five years ago with family, lived in Nevada City, bore a daughter who died in infancy, and later faded in health. A large Roseville funeral was held at the Odd Fellows cemetery with funds raised by locals.
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Roseville
Cold Springs
Cattaraugus County
New York
Lucy Luzell
Nevada City
Odd Fellows
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