United States political and financial notices collage
The column lists varied items including tax plans for financing education in the Southern states, proposals to aid tax holders, and public notices on debt and bankruptcy. It mentions Secretary Fish, foreign correspondence, and potential intervention by the Spanish government, along with congressional actions on appropriations and elections. It notes Senator Dorsey's bankruptcy, Peruvian minister Freyre's request, and ongoing debates in the House and Senate.
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England
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C. Ellison
House of Representatives
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National
Bonltary Commission
Chandler
Edwarde
Cox Ani
Prattict of
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Congress Debates Bills and Honors Death in Senate
A condensed Senate ledger notes bills introduced in January including patent and copyright measures for Chicago, and subsidies for the Texas Pacific Railroad. A reimbursement bill for Nathaniel G. Smith’s loss, and a bonds issue amendment are recorded. Senate adjourns after news of Connecticut Representative Starkweather’s death, as House marks respect.
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Jersey City
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House of Regecepiaren
Foreign Elections Spark Shifts and Revolt Rumors
The French senatorial elections signal Moderate and Republican gains as Bonapartist forces falter and M Buffet plans cabinet retirement. Reports hint at continued turmoil in Spain with Carlista opposition and royal troops involved. Cardinal Bimeon may depart Madrid over constitutional changes as Haiti faces another revolution and Cardinal Letchowsty is freed.
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Spain
Royal
Lefon Saftaee
Turkey
Bimeon
Madrid
Chamber of Pears
Thomas and
Gulf of Gaines
Haytl
Cardinal Letchowsty
Centennial Legislature Immersed in Bill Introductions
Regular Journal correspondent notes the Centennial Legislature in session amid lobbyists and visitors. Both houses focus on the Constitution amendment banning private local or special laws, with committees guiding processes and notices required for such bills. A general law is anticipated under the new valuation based taxation framework.
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House and Senate mix on taxes bills and the centennial plan
Fragmented notes describe a bill to tax property and an agreement amid tax issues, with debate over a government debt and the State Centennial Board. The caucus elected Mr Wright as Treasurer in a 70 to 30 vote, and executive nominations were confirmed. A Centennial Commission meeting proposed showcasing agricultural samples, while court cases and railroad matters stirred local activity.
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State Centennial Board of Domi Alssioners
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Tyentot
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Justicies
Supreme Court
John Clement
Court of Exgary
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Delaware and Bound. Brook RR Co
Hopewell House
York
Philadelphia
Peth Ray Ceny
Asault and Battery
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Thiargonth
Sons of Temperance of
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Han Asbury
Centennial Commission
End State Agricultural Committee
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Ahsines
Gary
Bedol
Wm. Hunt
Essex
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Geo. W.atherton
Brunswick
Atherton
Gentannial Commission
Chirlea C. Abbot
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Atlantic
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Pennsylvania
Dante
Dougherty
Theodore Thomas
Billy
Atea Lowell
Tresaursr
Yi Watt
Ter Thia Haa Beail
Senate
Neyvilla
Delaware and and Broa Hailroad Co
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Ltacon
Republican managers organize for Union Congressional Committee
The Union Republican Congressional Committee agrees to send a Republican caucus on Alabama Arkansas Connecticut and other states. Officials listed include Logan Patterson Wood, Juyos Bowell and Kidder with Edward Reed as secretary of the committee in Washington.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Lican
Alabama
Rene
Arkansas
Dishea
Delo An Hagas
Connecticut
Conovat Nne
Emnator Logan
Idaho
Bannett
Golered
Dakota
Kidderontens
Washington
Triumph of Justice in St Louis Whiskey Case
The jury convicted William McKee, famed St Louis Globe Democrat proprietor, in the whiskey fraud case, a major victory amid wealth and influence. Ex-Collector Maguire faces trial next, with potential plans for state’s evidence in the Babcock case as President Grant’s testimony looms by depenl ion per the New York Sun.
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St.Loula Globe Democrat
McKen
Missouri
Maguire
Babeooke
New York Sun
St. Louis
Grant
Depenlion
Risa
McKee
The Landis Case Trial Ends and Jury Deliberates
The Landis murder trial of Charles K Landis closes arguments. After guidance from Judge Redd the jury retires to consider the verdict.
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Chas. K. Landis
Carruth
Mtening
Ndge
Redd
Ganley Murder Trial Heard In Freehold Court
Mary Ganley was arraigned in the Court of Oyer and Terminer in Freehold on Saturday for the murder of her husband on November 2. Dr. McLean and Dr. Conover described the post mortem while witnesses testified to blood on the floor, Ganley’s wounds, and conflicting statements about events that morning and the night before.
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Greenpoint
W. W. Simmons
Hammersmith
Andread Fuchs
Trip-Hammer
Fuchs
Kehoe
Buchs
Saya
Bel Wink
Simmons
Sim
Bimmons
Fubhe
Ganley
Walla
Lim
Mary Conrey
Mra Ganley
Charles J. Parker
Gouri
Sermon on Christ's Resurrection and Ascension at Park Hall
The Rev W G Gram preached at Park Hall last Sunday on the resurrection of Christ with a focus on the risen Lord as central to salvation. He stressed preaching the full gospel including Christ's ascension, victory over death, and the Holy Spirit's guidance for ministry, noting the early apostles’ emphasis on resurrection.
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W G. Gram
Park Hall
Christ
Paul
Tadd
Tr ‘Paltse
Guy
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Jerusalem
Grhu
Widow's mite teaching echoed in congregation
Fragmentary biblical excerpt shows a sermon urging generosity with the widow's mite as an example. Voices discuss giving and the moral duty to contribute, urging listeners to act with charity and faith.
Pilgrim's Progress Sermon at Reformed Church
Mr Wilson preached at the Reformed Church on Bowall Avenue on Sunday evening continuing the Pilgrim's Progress series. The congregation was larger than the previous week as he drew from Psalm 11, tracing Christian's journey with trials and the hope of glory for persevering believers. He urged watchfulness, resilience, and the joy of Christian life, noting Crosses accompany faith and praising Bunyan's Bedford Jail wellspring of spiritual life. A youth rally and a Sunday school concert were announced for the evening.
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Church of Christ
Attics
Palladelphis
Moody
Rasdy
Rome
Jesus
John Bunyan
Bedford
Wilson
Congregational leaders listed for Plymouth Church advisory council
A roster of ministers and educators from New Haven, Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Philadelphia, and New York was named to join a advisory council connected with Plymouth Church. Notables include presidents and faculty from Yale, Oberlin, and others, with multiple Rev. doctors listed. The group will be presented by national figures at events in Newark and other locations.
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Plymouth
Counéll
Rooklyn
T Bacon
New Hayan
Dorin
Noaher
Cale College
New’ Haven
New Haven
Gann
Dent
Oberlin College
Ohio
Ay Lie
Bellot
College
Wis
Roboteer de Eetate
M. Chamberlain
Iowa
J. T. Hydt
Chicago
Theoline Seminary
Tera W- Andrewa
Newark
Trinity of Joxange
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