Extra Session Expected as Congress Reconvenes
The forty-fifth congress plans a closing week with an extra session on the 18th. Both Houses are described as likely to be controlled by the Democratic party at that time.
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Seward
Senate
Gen. Banks
Gen. Garfield
Gen
Butler
Randall
Exceptant
Byron
House
Conover
Patterson
Springer
New House
Congress
United States
Hayes
Stanley Mathews
Ohio
Shields
Sargent
Baseett
Ferry
Republican Party
Wacutxeton
D. C
United States of America
Waxaras
Houses
Rutherford B. Hayes
Frederick Worth
LaFayette Township
Story County
Iowa
Joux R Have
Auditor Story Co
Nevada
Robert J
Emwell
Culve Well Medical CO
Ann St
New York
Reconstructed Rebel and Pension Memory Debate
An editorial notes the idea of a "reconstructed" rebel surpassing Mr. Jefferson Davis and argues a Republican Senate granted him a pension. It asserts the memory of the Confederacy’s president is blurred by a figure who aided the flag’s spread on hilltops in a distant land.
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Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Montesumas
Wasuixeros
D.C
House
Senate
Conkling
Thurman
Jeff Davis
North
Lamar
Blaine
Beck
Whyte
Matthews
Murmor
Democrats
House of Representatives
United States
House Lords
House of Commons
Great Britain
Commons
England
Rumored Secretary Everts for London post replaces Welsh
Gossip claims Secretary Everts may be nominated Minister to London for two years, with Welsh seeking to return home. Officials caution the report is unverified and should not be relied upon.
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Taz
Everts
London
Welsh
State Department
Winter Marine Disasters Leave World Gripped by Loss
A forthcoming review of winter shipwrecks notes many deadly events abroad while domestic coasts saw fewer serious wrecks. The Adriatic disaster near Dunkirk claimed 42 lives of 49 aboard, mirroring dozen similar fates. Europe reports heavy inland losses as storms lash Italy and Switzerland.
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Adriatic
Dunkirk
Europe
Italy
Switzerland
Archbishop Purcell and Potter's Partisan Report criticism
The article laments Archbishop Purcell's liabilities and resignation as wise, while blasting Potter's committee for partisan motives and flawed conclusions on Hayes era politics. It attacks Sherman Noyes and Seward impeachment efforts as misuses of power amid a Congress facing an impending extra session.
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Potter
Hayes
Sherman
Noyes
Gen
Barlow
Florida
Tilden
Associated Press
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Lous
Hendricks
Springer
Seward
Congers
Butler
Conger
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Nevada Town
Thayers
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Matin Street
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Ag’t
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Parker
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