Washington Notes on Ute Hostilities and Army Plans
The report notes Delegate Cunnan denies Ute hostilities arms to foes. House Military Committee favors restoration of Wilson Portier to Colonel with arrears of 275,000. President nominates ministers to Anglada and Rudiay, and officials to Spal Mr Tewell, Masien, and Varela Gonvid. Colorado meeting discussed interior affairs and canal study between Lakes Michigan and Erie. The Railways Committee proposes 7,000 for canal survey. Gen Boynton sues Sherman for libel over autobiography. Ute chief Quray visit deemed satisfactory. promises include relocation on the reservation and Grand River valley. Colorado senators plan blocs to restrain cross-border issues. murder cases mentioned.
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House Military Committee
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United States
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Ten Uity
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House Committee On Military Affairs
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Quray
Washington
Sulurz
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Grand River Valley
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Miscellaneous Gleanings From a Nineteenth Century Dispatch
A jumble of excerpts notes declines in marine cargo and liabilities for 1878 versus 1877, with a 34 percent drop in cargo tonnage and a drop from 925,000,000 to 96,000,000 in liabilities. It cites iron price rises, a Philadelphia foundry selling at 41 to 45 per ton, and a first-year advance of 10 dollars for steel. Gen Grant and party arrived at Havana January 22 and were hosted by local officials. A New York World correspondent reports a lengthy interview with BL.
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Pan
Leasens on canal project shows funding outlook and opposition
Carnal McClockey denies reports that the Pope conferred on him for the malady of his conception extended by him to Mr Patnvli. The leasen tonchlog great canal project named Jhelfowa claims Prince Alma Bhill provided all funds, with 12 Maat Anguat Toheinined at one fifth of the requested amount amid limited amenities. He expects $20,000,000 for the canal and notes no repayment from England or America, hoping to live in Venice with all money needed. opposition in the United States may benefit him more than anything else.
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Political Points in The Washington Pog Inter views and candidate moves
The Washington Pog prints interviews with many Democratic Congressmen seeking the presidential nomination and notes Western Democrats wavering on McKinley and Hendricks. West Virginia delegates at Chicago split among Sherman Blaine and Washburne while Wisconsin’s ex-Senator Davis advocates a Grant third term. George becomes U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania, succeeding Bruce. Kellogg’s term not expiring until March 4, 1888, as Ohio Republicans rally behind a Stirling ticket.
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Sherman
Lim
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Wows
Wisconsin
Crant
George
United States
Stoweg
Tina Hoon
Sallionon Cilgisintha Unitet Klates
Kellogg
Uilwon
Ohio
Doings in Congress the Maine Muddle January State Assembly turmoil
An 1860s Maine legislative scene unfolds with Republican lawmakers seizing state offices, swearing in Daniel Davis as governor, and clashing over control of the Capitol. Backroom maneuvers, electing officers, and threats of militia mark a tense power struggle as Fusionists and Republicans maneuver for influence and legal action.
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Senate Sri Hons
Agteininrs
Atate Monas
Daniel K. Davia
Uhadhorne Broratary
Tate
Z. W. Sogtet
A. LB
Cleaves
J. Gallaghan
Cenersl
Davis
Baemong
Jain
Ute Investigation and Indian Agency Critique Unfolds in Hearings
A House Committee interrogation of Indian affairs criticizes the Indian Bureau over the Ute revolt. General Clinton B. Fink accuses agency mismanagement, citing withheld payments, missing supplies, and restricted stock sales. Witnesses challenge these claims while recounting troop actions and agency conduct amid tense conflicts. Names of census supervisors and officials appear in lengthy lists.
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House Committee
Ay India Agiie
Clinton B. Fink
Bia
Hoyas Committee On
Buraau
White River
Meeker
Hayt
Lent
Oberry
Maj
Shorabarph
Walcher
The Exodus Investigation Report From United States Senate
The Senate committee on Emigration and the Exodus investigates the movement of colored people from Northern states. Witnesses include Rev J B Ravkin and Taltark of Washington, with A K B Wall of the Emigrant Aid Society detailing numbers transported from North Carolina and routes to Indiana and other states. The testimony discusses causes, motives, and the role of agents in guiding the migration amid claims of better treatment and labor demand.
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Melissa
Voorhoos
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Pondleton
Windom
Bair
Yedupata
Konthorn
Witnceson
J. B. Ravkin
UN Congregational
Thoe
Taltark
Avamluné Dow
Waaslington
Belly
A.K. B. Wall
Washington
Emigrant Aid Society
North Carolina
Indiana
Buva
Raneas
Lidlans
Perry and
Williamte
Ol Oroulura
A. IZ Walker
Terre Haute
Exwllout
O. BB. Wall
L Trestmen
O'Hara
Labora
Near to the Slew high mine in Park County Colorado
The text describes the highest mine in the United Broted area near Mo Tancoln in the Rack mountains Park county Col with a main shaft and boarding house on site. It notes the mine as possibly the highest in the region and mentions its elevation and surrounding terrain though the detail remains garbled.
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Rack Mountains
Park County
Col
Avgcording
Alba
Reconstruction Debate and Southern Contention Stirs Northern Voices
A lengthy General speech surveys postwar policy on Southern reconciliation, military rule, and suffrage. He praises Lincoln’s aims, critiques Northern consiliation limits, condemns carpetbagger tactics, and argues for continued union stability, economic revival, and defense of Republican gains. The discourse weighs northern responsibility, Southern progress, and the pitfalls of negro suffrage and secession memory.
Collapse of the Maine Infamy Proclaimed in Public Letter
A partisan broadside proclaims the Maine conspiracy defeated, praising the elected Legislature and Governor as rightful rulers. It denounces Gorcelon, Smith, Pillsbury and followers for attempting to subvert the will of the people, warning of future plots to steal government and urging vigilance against Democratic agitators.
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Maine
Democratic Party
Shane
Gorcelon-Smith-Pillsbury Cligin
Rock of Gibraltar
Supreme Court
Acre
Congress
Ieee
Hays
Unclear OCR: War Secretary Asked to Clarify Claims
Fragmentary OCR text shows a request to the Secretary of War for information on a claim or action involving Becretary of War Yalneiye and Mi Rack Taland. Mentions visitors, reporters, and a debate over privilege in a department setting with names read as garbled.
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Ditala
Antonickd
boNnHen
Hellaic
Myern
Thomas
Dlondorson
Itor
Hawley
Tober
Romatka
Fragmentary Observation of Goon Polag Encounter
A fragmented eyewitness passage describes a confrontation where a boy strikes a creature with a stick and the animal retreats after being hit on its forepaw. The text is unclear and contains garbled terms and foreign fragments.
Fragments of a Passionate Poem in Ancient Verse
The piece presents a turbulent, archaic devotional text filled with fragments of love and sacred imagery. It references celestial beings, invoking Jove, faith, and ardent companionship. The language hints at a mythic meditation on love, fidelity, and spiritual union amid wandering, burdened by longing.
Humorous Vignettes and a Prussian Boots Tale
A fragmented 19th century column mixes jokes on manners and domestic scenes with a tall tale about Dr. Muller in Japan. It includes quips on women, children, and shipboard wit, then pivots to a court comedy about boots and a humorous clash with the Mikado. Washington’s voting habits wrap the piece in light political satire.
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