Northend Speech on Union and Reconstruction
In a wide ranging address, Mr Northend extols the Union and sectional cooperation, condemns war damages, defends Southern cotton wealth as vital to industry, and urges constitutional restoration, fiscal restraint, and local self government. He condemns oppression of white Southerners and envisions a renewed Union with shared prosperity and stronger ties. The meeting closes with praise for the Constitution and Union and prompts further state wide gatherings.
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Evening Gazette case ends with publisher set for trial
Recorder Hacket holds Mr Sweetzer publisher of the Evening Mail for trial on swindle charges involving ten thousand dollars from S. J. Ahern over the Evening Gazette. Pickpockets flourish on street cars prompting calls for strong action. Distillery Sims ons & Heller at First avenue seized for defrauding the Government by illicit whiskey storage.
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Evening Gazette
Recorder Hacket
Sweetzer
Evening Mail
S. J. Ahern
Simmons & Heller
First Avenue
Rumors of Miskets Shipped to Yucatan Amid Mexican Tensions
Vague reports claim twenty thousand miskets secretly sent to Yucatan. Schemers talk of orders for troops to be ready on two hours notice. Capt. Cortez backs Santa Anna as Diaz moves from camp. Yucatan declared in siege. militia offered by Campeche and Tabasco. Bailouts, kidnapings, and telegraph line builds feature in dispatches.
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Denham
Boston Post
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George White
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Thomas Falvey
Joanna Falvey
Lou
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Joanna
Isaac Ames
Esquire
WM. C. Brown
House Laughs Hard at Stationery Debate in Deficiency Bill
Proceedings in the House included laughter over Mr Washburne of Illinois who claimed stationery should be trimmed to save salaries, while others mocked the idea of funding passengers' needs. The session then shifted to the Senate where a tax repeal on cotton was amended, and discussions on Mr Thomas's seating continued alongside Kentucky Bureau matters and Grant’s stance on Reconstruction.
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House Debates Rail Land Forfeiture and Education Reform
Congressional proceedings record a debate over abolishing land grants to railroads in Alabama Mississippi and Florida with Julian arguing for forfeiture to the United States. The session also considers a general education system for districts formerly in rebellion and ends with tributes to Thomas E Noel and adjournment after 3 30 PM.
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Mississippi
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Chanler
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New York
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Indiana
Globe Reporter
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Thomas E. Noel
St. Louis
Messrs Newcomb
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Multiple State Conventions Adjourn in January Sessions
The report covers convention actions across Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Louisiana and Florida on January 22 detailing adoption of Bill of Rights provisions per diem and mileage rules appointments investigations and invitations to national figures plus routine committee changes and resignations.
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Mellvaine
Gen. Grant
Washington
Raleigh
War News From South America and Allied Movements
New York reports describe scarce war news with two allied raids and seizures of 3000 cattle. An expedition to capture a Paraguayan post is planned near Chaco, while Lopez prepares defenses and a mobile force. Cholera declines in the allied camp, as 1200 fishes are collected for Agassiz and Buenos Aires sees heavy cholera deaths amid stalled trade.
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Navy Secretary Revises Shipbuilding and Yard Estimates
Washington January 22 The Secretary of the Navy sent a letter to the Speaker revising and cutting naval and marine appropriation estimates in light of Congress plans to delay shipbuilding and yard improvements. The revised total is 24,924,478 down from 47,417,183, a reduction of 22,392,705, with only indispensable funds sought to avoid crippling the service.
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United States
Congress
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Russian government denies troop deployment rumor
Cable despatches from Lonnox report that the Russian Government officially denies circulating rumors of sending troops to the Southern frontier. English journals revive Alabama claims discussion with Lord Hobart upholding the American stance. Historicus and the Times reply with moderate conciliatory tones.
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Alabama
Lord Hobart
London Times
Historicus
the Times
World Market Briefs From London Paris and Liverpool
Financial and Commercial notes from London Paris and Liverpool show American securities firmer and steady quotes. Reports from Paris indicate the Bourse closed firmer with routes higher while Liverpool notes cotton sales at 12 000 bales and firmer breadstuffs and provisions. Steamship Jura arrives in Glasgow from New York as China tea exports approach one hundred million pounds.
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Illinois Central
Paris
Vyrankfort
Liverpool
China
Disposition of the Army Detailed by Districts and Posts
Special despatch lists Union Army strength by district and department. It covers the unreconstructed states with five districts commanded by Schofield Canby Meade Gillem Hancock and totals 135 posts and 263 companies averaging 70 men per company yielding about 14 000 troops. It also lists the eastern and western departments headed by Sherman Emory Ord Terry Thomas Thomas Pope Augur Sheridan Rousseau and a grand total of 148 posts and 350 companies.
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Platte
C. C. Augur
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P. H. Sheridan
Columbia
L. H. Rousseau
New Jersey Free Railroad Convention Opens in Trenton
The New Jersey Free Railroad Convention met in Taylor's Hall at 11 o'clock with a large delegation. In the afternoon the Committee on Address and Resolutions reported and sparked an animated discussion. The report was adopted amid great enthusiasm as interest in the proceedings remained high.
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N. J
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New Jersey Free Railroad Convention
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Quebec Assembly OKs inquiry into emigration causes
In Quebec City the Legislative Assembly was told to direct the Committee on Emigration to investigate why residents leave for the United States and to take steps to stop the exodus. In Toronto the Ontario Legislature allocated 5000 for Nova Scotia fishermen relief and a public meeting was held to raise funds.
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Ontario
Nova Scotia
Supreme Court Set Hearing Date In Verrill Case
In Lewiston Maine on January 22, the Supreme Court took up the Verrill case by assignment and, by counsel agreement, set Monday January 27 at 9 a.m. for a motion for a new trial. Great interest surrounds the outcome.
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Supreme Court
Vf Verrill
Election results in Avevsta York County seats filled
Hon George Goodwin Republican was elected to fill a vacancy in the first York County Senatorial District. Executives Councillors elected include Henry C Reed George W Randall Jas A Sanborn Daniel Hillard Elias Milliken Ephraim Flint and D K Hobart.
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York County
Henry C. Reed
George W. Randall
Jas. A. Sanborn
Daniel Hillard
Elias Milliken
Ephraim Flint
D. K. Hobart
Science of Wealth by Amasa Walker Overview
Book notice praising Amasa Walker s Science of Wealth a manual of political economy with emphasis on trade currency and finance Fourth edition revised and enlarged includes an extra chapter on gold. Noted for clarity practical insights and suitability for business readers with endorsements from Boston Transcript New York Evening Post and others.
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