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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1879
Page
1
A London dispatch describes mass crowds at a religious gathering led by Dr. Talmage and agitation in Constantinople. Reports from Russia, Austria, and Burma depict unrest, grain shortages, and political shifts. Violent incidents include executions in New Mexico and Missouri, fires in Siberia, and a deadly trampling in St. Louis.
A Washington dispatch tallies the potential appointment of Secretary McCrary to the Dillon circuit judgeship contingent on Senate confirmation. It notes Democratic support and possible succession by Alexander H. Laude, plus pension arrears adjustments and a new treasury circular affecting collectors and federal revenue procedures.
A New York paper reports expenditures to protect the Brooklyn Bridge. A contract awarded for iron work, with a target completion by January. A widower and a widow from Augusta buy a life partnership and travel to Europe. An explosion at Oliver's powder mill injures several. New Jersey Court drama on a police murder case. Milwaukee dispatch notes crop damage across multiple states. chatter of a grand operation and city troubles in a chaotic summary.
The Treasury Department reports on appointive nominations to the Union army and war office shifts, with Secretary Hatley of Minnesota noted for a potential successor move. A defense of quinine tax exemptions affects imports, while Marshals are urged to align requisitions with established appropriations. The Attorney General outlines a judicial appropriation act and officials seek reimbursement plans amid ongoing reform in the Tariff Bureau.
The Washington correspondent reports Ohio politicians warned by Secretary Bhor man of an upcoming campaign push for Att. Storman in the next Republican nomination. The move aims to split Grant and Blaine allies, while Sharmay supporters vow aggressive tactics and claim rapid gains in the West and North.
A dense, fragmented summary recalls fires at Port au Prince, South American conflicts, and a Mexican naval mutiny. It reports Chilean and Bolivian military actions, revolts near Culama, and the seizure of a poet by allied forces. Also noted are industrial losses in Cleveland and Cincinnati, grain yields in North America, and an Arctic expedition aboard Tenhwette.
A group of youths at Woodward Avenue drift into a nearby store to drink sarsaparilla. One boy pours out store stock and shares with friends while the others drain their glasses. An angry man threatens the lad and vows to strike if he leaves town. The scene includes confusing notes about a French minister and family tragedy.
A list of acts enacted by Congress through the 1880 fiscal year ending June 30, including general, judicial, postal, and public land appropriations. The record notes measures for military and government expenses, river and port improvements, district of Columbia finance, judiciary tweaks, and various personal and miscellaneous acts.
A 19th century drug trader Samyooel Popman and his rival in Secessionville struggle with Sherman era price rises. Samyooel grows rich on rising drug stock but collapses as currency devalues and debts mount. His wife finances fashion and social life while daughters study abroad. A contrasting neighbor prospers, leaving Samyooel ruined by war economics. The piece questions the government money system and Sherman’s policies.
A New York Tribune report recounts a breakfast at the Heeroort House where Secretary Hrarth-Movolutions ory Teutrine dMat Conte tie Poliented- The Gomptetont Hacka Driwn on Recon discusses Democratic tactics, contrasts with British Commons history, and notes public sentiment toward the upcoming elections. The piece weaves in remarks about southern support for Republicans, critiques of Democratic threats to withhold funds, and speculation on future party shifts.
The article recounts Robert Fulton’s early ridicule for steam powered boat experiments and Edison’s parallel efforts in lamp development. It notes public skepticism toward new tech, with references to horsepower, generators, insulators, meters, and ongoing trials as engineers push for reliable machinery and increased performance.
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