Republican Primary Election for Wayne County officers
For Congress sixth district Captain A S McChure of Wayne County presides over a Republican primary election plan on August 12 1882 at voting places across townships wards and precincts. Voters will select a Sheriff Prosecuting Attorney Commissioner Infirmary Director and Coroner. Polls may open additional sites. two judges and two clerks per location. Returns due August 11 to the Probate Judge's office Worcester for tally and certification. Proxies not allowed and new voters must pledge support to the ticket. M L Suysvant Chairman J Mullins Secretary.
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Wayne County
Wooster
Republican Party
M. L. Suysvant
J. Mullins
Announcements and Political Notices In Local Column
The column lists Republican primary candidates for Sheriff and County Commissioner and notes local social notices. It mentions a widow’s death, business failures, lumber production ranking, a Wyandotte pioneer’s death, an $81 million government receipt from a will, Egyptian banks and Portes, state treasury balance, a divorce petition for Frances Scoville, new commercial treaty commissioners Grant and Trescott, 1882 export totals, public works gas price push to one dollar, and a quip about gas pricing versus the current two dollars seventy five cents.
Declined C W James Nomination for Common Pleas Judge
Captain E W James declines nomination for Common Pleas Judge of the Sixth District Turd Sub Division. Correspondence from July 28 1882 describes Republican nomination by the Millersburg convention and James's refusal citing public duty and candor. Also notes Governor Warren death and Warren era reform debates on river and harbor appropriations.
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Thbsan
Judicial Convention
Mulletsburg
Common Plebs
Turd
Vox Populi
T. B. Cunninguax
J.G. McGaw
James B. Taylor
Hocron
Common Pleas Court
Millersburg
E.W. Jairrs
Fortress Monroe Sun Fortifies Nation and Laws Stir
Fort Monroe Virginia stands as a vast sun fortification with costs exceeding eight million dollars. Colonel Lodor, instructor of military schools, invented electric and optical devices to fire all guns simultaneously and to gauge ship distance wind velocity and impact points. The piece also notes political controversy over arrests of Republican violators and a railway mail department tally of total mail handled and error rate.
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Monroe
Lodor
Minnesota Wheat Acreage and Yields in 1881
In 1881 Minnesota reported 2,879,265 acres of wheat yielding 32,683,162 bushels at 11.38 bushels per acre. This year acreage fell to 2,569,697, a decrease of 309,568 acres.
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Minnesota
Patents Office Reports Applications by Region
The English Patents Office shows 3 102 patent applications in the first half of this year with 397 from the United States.
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Pear
United States
Wheat harvest at New York Inet wook yields 6750 bushels
A report from New York Inet wook records a harvest of 6,750 bushels of wheat. The figure reflects a strong crop for the season and underscores local agricultural output.
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New York
Wayne County Political Scene Sees Parties Set for Nominations
By next week the Wayne County political pot will heat up as the Democratic ticket has long been in the field and the Republican ticket is to be nominated today. Temperance convention meets in Wooster next Thursday to firm up their lineup. The outlook is hot.
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Wayne County
Hblikan
Wooster
Congressmen defend vast river and harbor bill
The text defends an 818 million river and harbor bill amid public debt concerns, arguing representatives respond to constituents while common people question spending and the national debt, which exceeds two billion dollars.
Georgia Governor Colquitt Backs Prohibition Stance
Georgia Governor Colquitt, a United States Senate candidate, spoke in the state advocating prohibition against sina ine theft and the manufacture of intoxicating drinks.
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Colquitt
Georgia
United States Senate
War Ends With Broad Smallpox Toll in Chicago
Reports show ellsis cases of smallpox in Chicago during the war ending 1882 with 1116 deaths. A Union reunion is planned in Columbus Ohio for midmonth. Wisconsin convict Martin killed a fellow convict amid theft suspicions. Early 1864 rail statistics and Irish Constabulary pay dispute noted. Cincinnati council debates abolishing the toy pistol ordinance.
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Martin
Wisconsin
McDonald Elected Chairman of Indiana Democratic Party
Former U S Senator McDonald has been chosen to lead the Indiana Democratic Central Committee, succeeding prior leadership. The move elevates his influence within the party as it organizes for upcoming statewide campaigns.
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McDonald
Indiana Democratic Central Committee
Congress Adjourns Amid Quiet Closing Hours
Congress adjourned Tuesday at 3 p.m. The closing hours passed without notable events or major decisions and reflected a routine end to the session.
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Ongress
Horon McKtin Spy Renominated for Congress
On Tuesday Horon McKtin Spy was renominated for Congress by a vote of 168 to 10 for Russell. The result underscores support for Spy amid a crowded field and signals continued campaign momentum.
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Horon
McKtin
Congress
Russell
Alchemas Hall Former Congressman Dies in Boston
Alchemas Hall the oldest surviving ex member of Congress died last week in Boston Massachusetts. The bulletin lists Brownsville as a location and notes 30 yellow fever cases reported on Saturday.
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Congress
Boston
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Brownsville
President Arthur Plans Western States Tour Next Month
The article notes President Arthur will undertake a tour through the Western States next month, outlining travel plans and expected engagements across major cities.
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Island News Roundup Sees Minister to Italy Confirmed
Reports from Licub note De Long and companions facing intimidation as a barthquake rocks the Island of Chips. Corr W. Astor is confirmed as Minister to Italy while Ohio spends 83 million annually on poor relief and Utah reports 901 miles of railroad in operation.
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Italy
Utah
Special Correspondence From Colorado to the Herald
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