Peace Terms For Turkey And Bulgaria Outlined
A lengthy report outlines preliminary peace terms involving Turkey and Bulgaria. Indemnities, territorial adjustments, and occupation details include Sienitza Novi Bazr and Vranja for Servia, Antivari and Spiz for Montenegro, railway and telegraph routes, and a staged Bulgarian tribute. Russian occupation and Danube navigation provisions are specified with governance by Austrian Russian commissions and joint claims arbiters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bervia
Rablee
Servia
Sienitza
Novi-Bazar
Vranja
Miee
Antivari
Spiz
Podgu- Se
Bosnia
Herze- Age
Purgatia
Russia
Turkey
Roumania
Black Sea
Bulgaria
Porte
Constantinople
Russ and Herzegovina
Crete
Thessaly
Greece
Batoum
Ardahan
Kars
Anyazid
Erzeroum
Trebizond
European Danube Commission
Danube
Danube Commission
Bessarabia
Congressional Proceedings Show Silver Bill Debates and Pensions
March sessions report bills on silver bullion deposits and redeemable certificates, broadening tax receivability in silver dollars or United States notes. Other measures include bounties for soldiers’ heirs, penalties for district attorney mileage abuses, and pensions for soldiers and widows. A separate proposal seeks to restrict congressional sureties on bonds and reform mail matter rates.
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Edward F. ¥. Nichols
ST Tomar
Sih
Wincoat
United State
San Francisco
Alexander Reed
Toledo
Ohio
Charles H. Branscomb
Missouri
Chenkiang
Erastus D. Webster
New York
Toronto
Henry C. Marston
Illinois
Port Lo
John McNeil
Indian Sacden
Wilbur Flam
United States
Maine
Secre of the Treasury
Congress
Gon. Ld
Military Academy
Halifax
Washington
Great Britain
Monpar
Lexart
Wheeler
Sev
Cockrill
Brace
Davie
Ilinois
Senate
United Hovard—fhe Howse
Joyes
Vermont
Frye
Vance
Sayier
Potard
Ittner
Notable Civilian and Legislative Notices in 1870s Debates
A dense summary of papal lifespans, U.S. financial bills, patent law updates, railroad expansion, and veteran pensions. It records long-serving pontiffs ages, coin and bond proposals, postal savings plans, four year suit limits for patents, and infrastructure bills. It also details a Dakota-Territory railroad route, Garfield era rail safety measures, and Ferry pension increases for veterans with specific loss criteria.
Long-Bond Bill Passed by Senate for Bond Issue Details
The Senate proposes bonds in denominations 25 50 and 100 redeemable in coin after fifty years with four percent interest. The bill outlines coupon bonds payable to holders or assignees with transfer by court or commissioner oversight and bearer delivery. Coupons may be paid in legal tender notes or coin at sub treasuries banks and depositories.
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Senate
Worthington and
Sioux Falls Railroad Company
Sioux Falls
Chaffee
On Pa Landa
Coloen
Plumb
Committee On Public Lands
Missouri
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
House Banking and Currency Committee
House
Treasury
Senate Committee On Patents
Cheyenne
Fort Laramie
Deadwood
Territory of
Dakota
Fort Fetterman
Ellowstone River
Big Horn River
Helena
Montana
Pacific Ocean
Elena
Montana Territory
Garfield
Engineer Corps
Ferry
The
United Sand
Senate of the
Court of Record
Federal Court
United States Commissioner
National Banka
Mixed Old World and Local Happenings Report
A jumble of brief items notes varied topics from a Persian minister in England to a one legged man’s arrest, African migrations, turkey shipments to Chicago, and Krupp guns insured at 9.5 million dollars. Also covered are a minister expelled in Atlanta, Mecca pilgrims, a Toledo to Lisbon swim attempt, and a death by aneurism during discipline.
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England
Ailing Man and Liver Tales Spark Reader's Frustration
An eccentric narrator recalls a dinner encounter with a man claiming a torpid liver and no real stomach, provoking mock medical questions and a banter about anatomy. The piece mingles digressions on livers, savings banks, and cultural stereotypes as it drifts through humor and social commentary.
End of the Cuban War and the Spaniard Triumph
The Cuban war ends after about a decade, seeming to hinge on concessions rather than force. The insurgents could have continued, but Spain’s brutal tactics under Valmaseda and home government support hastened the pacification. Stability now depends on Spain’s postwar good faith and conciliatory terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Boy Sent by Express Across Pennsylvania Roads
A boy was sent by express from Doylestown to White won by way of crooked roads in Pennsylvania. The way-bill lists the sender as T. H. Walton and the recipient as W. W. De Witt. The weight is fifty, and several friends noted the delivery was intact, the boy finally reached the destination in excellent order.
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Pennsylvania
T. H. Walton
Doylestown
W. W. de- Witt
White
Nationalities and Ages of the Popes Reported
The French Statistical Society notes Pius TX the 252nd pope with origins spanning French Greeks Syrians Germans and others. Italy supplied most Popes since 1523 with 70 bishops of Rome and three quarters of popes chosen from Italian cardinals.
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The
French Statistical Society
Pius TX
England
Portugal
Holland
Switzerland
Candia
Italy
Rome
Pf Goer
Mrs Lincoln Leads Secluded Life in French Town
The New York Star reports Mrs Abraham Lincoln, widow of the late President, resides in an interior French town and declines to return to America to avoid a lunatic asylum. She is said to engage in modest shopping and purchase items deemed unnecessary.
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Abraham Lincoln
President Lincoln
France
America
Wny
New York Star
Drunken printer and Horace Greeley clash over pay
A New York letter recounts a scene where a drunken printer pressures Horace Greeley for twenty cents a pound to move to New Jersey for work. Greeley retorts and offers a two dollar bill for gin, while the exchange exposes tensions between humble labor and respected editor.
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Horace Greeley
Greeley
Horace
New Jersey
Woody
T. Horace
Prices Run High in San Francisco Diary 1850
An 1850 diary excerpt notes San Francisco’s rapid growth and bustling trade. It records extreme prices for blankets at 75 dollars, pork at 65 dollars per barrel, blankets at 18 dollars, socks at 14 dollars per dozen, flour at 24 dollars per barrel, and wine sales in a lively auction scene among miners and locals.
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Valparaiso
United States
Where Religion Failed in the Hour of Need
A fragment recounts Gumbo in his lonely cabin reading the Bible by candlelight as a ominous knock at the door triggers a chilling spectral message about rest. The tale centers on a feared late night visitation and Gumbo’s frightened reaction to a supposed divine emissary.
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Gumbo
P.A
Samantha
Josiah Allen
Jackson
Petersburg
Deacon’s Mule Trial in Tennessee Parable
A Tennessee deacon rides a bucking mule toward a perilous crevasse. Facing a sure throw, he offers a prayer for humility and gratitude, uttering Lord for what we are about to receive make us humbly thankful before the mule shucks him off.
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Tennessee
Incompatibility Sparks Peril At Holyoke Dam Dispatch
A Massachusetts man suing for divorce faced a dangerous home contraption at Holyoke Dam. The device used gunpowder and percussion caps wired to trigger a hidden mechanism, with parts concealed by a cover, illustrating a hazardous, improvised trap.
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Holyoke Dam
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Thames
Sonia
Debatable Question on Self Diagnosis and Universal Remedies
In this periodical discussion a question asks if the sick can determine their condition and seek universal cures for ailments like impure blood liver torpor and bad digestion. It contrasts lay signs with physician experience and touts a medical adviser promising home remedies and hygiene guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunes
Buffalo
Healers Tout Bitters Cure Digestive Ailments
The note claims obstructed digestion harms health and that Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters remedy biliary and evacuative irregularities. It asserts the tonic improves digestion and blood assimilation, enriches bodily substance, and restores regular bodily functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hest
Hoatetter
Eee
Sheridan's Powders Promise Pure Horse and Cattle Feed
Unprincipled traders flood the country with worthless powders. Sheridan's Powders are claimed to be the only pure, powerful option now known in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Internal remedy touted for rheumatism in Chicago
An advertisement promotes Dr Herndon Gil Crete s Seeked as a powerful internal remedy for rheumatism. It claims fast relief, with one bottle sufficient to prove its effectiveness, urging readers to try and test the product.
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Herndon
Gil Crete
Chicago
Dundas Dick & Cois
If We Had a Voice Like Thunder We Would Advise All
A historical voice asks how a mighty thunderous tone could be used to guide people here. The proposal imagines a powerful public advisory to influence collective action and morality.
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Princeton Studenta
Yale College
Johannes
New Haven
Leacn
Brocton
Mars
Spartansburg
Rowell's Point
Potomac
Rowell’s Bend
Sacramento Valley
J. BR. Barthnolow
St. Louis
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Nebraska
Columbus
John W. Daniels
Richard Green
Keansas
Missouri River
Miles
Red
Buford
Ae Nieve
Canada
Rex Wade
Jefferson
Wade
Coxué
Texas
New Sebione
Casey County
Vincent Wesley
Ters
al Tua
Ewer Ewe
Eubete
Tae
Hot Springs
Ark
Lonieville Ky
Newport-Buchanan
Harvey & Keith
J. A. Zeanore & Bon
eas‘Tae
City of Chester
Memphis
Lona
Grant
Europe
Carr. Witzaam O. Hanamax
Metropolis
Taene
Montreal
Tur House Committee On Public Buildings
Cntenante
Corgula—Qroorge
Tanner
Foreign News
Austria
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Prince of Battenburg
Maria Nicolaevna
Quebec
Pecei
Nicholas
Sana
St. Petersburg
Leo XIII
Icholas
Mark Lane
Ozar
Sultan
Czar
Capiz
Berlin
Bismarck
Derby
Mysey
Panama
Persia
Suleimen Pasha
Mar
Beck
Sen- Horsr
Marsh
Judiciary Committee
Central and Union Pacific Railroad
Gen. Garfield
Kelley
Riddle
Committee On Territories
Pembina
Hammond
Cockrell
House Committee On Accounts
Democratic Caucus
Fray, March
Congressional Proceedings
Teespay
Sexars
Merrill Dawes
Pius IX
Benedict i
Alexander XIII
Pius VI
Paul V
Gregory XIII
Innocent 4
Benedict XIV
Pius VII
Paul II
Boniface VIII
Clement X
Innocent XII
John Ongag
Avignon
Clement
Mecca
Boytos
Lisbon
Straits of Gibraltar
Sullivan
Nebraska Prairies
California
Em William
Albany
Eddystone
British Channel
India
Aswnnel Fag
St. Paul
Mile
New Britain
Caninees Srd
Barrett
Dartmouth
Hreer
Aurora
Bristol
Cosbring
Free America
Liverpool
Cauvese
Alice
Bridget
Sapedee
W. H. Preece
Royal Institution
Hooke
Wheatstone
Tuer Army Medical Museum
Gettysburg
Palais Royal
Ronees
Seine
Andrew Jackson
Bertrand
Hermitage
Napoleon
Minnesota
Esca
Jackseville
Ech
Lexington
Mr. W
C. D
Mrs. Lincoln
New Orleans
Jg Ben Saat
F. W
F. E
Berves
Ayertesee Serine
Cugnuwennwesaes
Wales
Wno
Cincinnati
Wreat
Steerer
Simmons’ Liver Regulator
Chew Tonacco
Prowzea Tonacco Company
Boston
Penn Street
Park Place
J. H. Zeilin & CO
Philadelphia
Chicago Ledger
Mareen
Hablin
State St
Cnet H
FORD
Bestan
Bern
Hapoel Onal
Babbitt
New York City
Wilbor
OIL and Lime
Preach
Tran
James H. Jenarbieh Maes
Ameortea
D.landreth & Sons
Torilling
Particouiogs
St. Juige
Se. Louis
Dample Sree
Addreas
Jay "Bronson
Detroit
M Mich
van Dou
Certinedt Street
Sarees Lis ‘Srerman Co
Giarcusti
Mion
Wien
Rew
Shere
Amd
Mammoth
Lisrgestet
Webster
Eanes
TU Rce CO
Clark Street
Riggs He Wits Publishing House
Sie
Vssene
Tnoheessematseraest Mietonsetensananannsteaitin
Anita Wana
Nin Fowle
Pete
Seadior
OWL & OX & CO
Lowes
Theo. J. Harbach
Oeryone & Mrscan
Filbert St
Philad
Tiffin
Loomis & Nyman, Tiffin
OMG
Madison St
M World
Address National Publishing CO
NED Ae Sng Polish
Conte
Askalso
Thomson
Man
Ferantienen
Albraga
Alvage Handy
Sethian
Medicona
Or. U
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