Grant clash over Cincinnati Convention power and reform
The article outlines opposition to the Cincinnati Convention by Grant supporters and Philadelphia figures, arguing for continued war-burden relief and political balance. It also reports on Hoffman's pending charter sign, concerns over a cumulative voting system, and a German Liberal Republican meeting aiming to send delegates to Cincinnati with civil service reform planks.
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David Barclay
W. W. Irvin
Wm. Painter
Thomas J. Warrell
Wm. H. Armstrong
Wm. Ford Thomas
Wm. M. Bull
James W. Cake
R.S. White
Charles B. Lee
Thomas J. Power
Charles Wistar
Heinrich Weber
Robert Morris
W. W. Rutherford
Charles Hower
Joshua Kames
B. F. Etter
Theodore Kerr
Daniel D. Dillmore
F. H. F. Jackson
J. M. Bayer
Tornado Ravages Chester With Destruction and Injuries
A tornado swept the up country on Thursday night in April, blowing down the near finished Columbia market-house and destroying sixty two Chester houses. Four colored residents were injured as fences and fruit trees were uprooted. Chester reported losses around twenty thousand dollars with relief steps begun after the event.
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Chester
Franco German tensions and British stance in Cuba debate
The piece reports on Franco German disagreement over France invasion prep and Prussian recalls, plus Berlin and Versailles diplomatic notes. It covers British counter cases at Geneva, parliamentary debates on Cuba slavery and Spain, temperance meetings in Exeter, and a Liverpool shipyards fire with fatalities and massive job losses.
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M. Thiers
Gladstone
England
France
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Austria
Germany
Daily Telegraph
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the Zeitung
Daily News
Berlin
Count von Arnim
Prince Bismark
Versailles
Thiers
Geneva
United States
Washington
House of Commons
Thomas Hughes
Cuba
Hughes
Europe
Spain
Great Britain
America
Mrughes
Charles Gilpin
Arbuthnot
Cu'a
Jamaica
Viscount Landon
Frome
Messrs Fowler
Cave
Charles Wingfield
Viscount Enfield
Huches
Earl Russell
House of Lords
Geneva Tribunal
Market reports from London Paris and Liverpool show mixed commodities
London Consols and U S securities quoted with changes while Paris Rentes rise and Bank of France notes six million francs added. Liverpool cotton remains firm with mid uplands around 144 to 149 and weekly sales near 33 000 bales amid mixed wheat receipts and Manchester signals.
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Spirits Petroleum
Paris
Bank of France
Liverpool
Orleans
Ilij
Jlido
Manchester
Rebellion and Italian Tensions in Mexico Report
The dispatch reports revolts across Yucatan and Nuevo Leon with Vera Cruz in rebel hands and Governor changes. Juarez clings to power, considers extending dictatorship, while reforms threaten presidential succession and neutral ministers. Palacios plans offensives at Matamoros as Treviño falters.
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Juarez
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Negrete
Mendez
Corella
Saltillo
San Luis
Garcia Melo
Trevins
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Zacatecas
Aguas Calientes
Durango
Narvaez
Oaxaca
Congress
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Germany
Ialy
Senate
Congressional
Romero
United States
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Nelson
U.S
Orizaba
Pantheon
Matamoras
Trevino
Palacios
Cevallos
Crowds Weave Through Streets For Bargain Suits and Remedies
A crowded street scene features ads for George Fienno's boys wear at Beach and Washington, plus remedies from Adamsomons Balsam and Dr Perry. It notes a Montreal auction of 1000 London suits tied to Paris Commune goods, sold by Simmons & Son Oak Hall, with substantial dealer activity and prices cited.
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Hife
George Fienno
Beach
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Paris
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Oak Hall
Commonwealth
Cunningham’s Carpet and Furniture Emporium
Boston
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