National Legislators Favor Wounded Confederates for Office
A late 19th century Senate and House debate notes measures favoring veterans of the Confederate cause for government posts. It cites appointments of a superintendent, highway bridge projects, civil service preferences for those who served, and a resolution to form a special committee to inspect government departments. The report references figures like Evarts Taube Hoar and bills on civil service retrenchment.
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Congressional Proceedings Mention Tariff Revisions and Debates
Fragmented report from Pennsylvania and national sessions notes on tariff revisions, treasury expenses, and committee actions. References to state boards, party messages, and debates over taxation and revenue while detailing bills discussed, committee votes, and political positions.
Foreign Affairs Notes on Parnell Rent Bill Defeat
In the British House of Commons on Wednesday Mr. Parnell moved the second reading of a rent arrears bill claiming the law would force tenants toward bankruptcy if rents were not paid. Police intervened at the Youghal meeting amid crowd unrest as O'Brien resistance and related incidents drew attention. Frederick attended a chapel service at Char Tocenbare. reports say he will spend April at Potsdam. A boat race between Oxford and Cambridge crews took place on the Thames with Cambridge winning in 20 minutes 48 seconds.
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Mt Ag
Knapp Addresses Horticultural Society On Versatile Agriculture
Reverend Frederick N. Knapp, speaking before the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, argued for broader agricultural knowledge beyond gardening. He noted 40 years of work in fruit production and urged horticulists to expand skills to meet advancing standards. Governor Buckner sent messages regarding legislative inquiries into state finances as Tate’s administration faces scrutiny over the treasury and auditing records.
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Morticultural Society
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Massachusetts
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Mormons Growing Bold in Botetourt County War Threats Stated
March 22 Botetourt County residents report tensions as the Mormon community faces local resistance. Authorities warn against force while residents fear an armed response and a broad clash over religious influence in the area.
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Woman burned alive husband aid in secluded yard fire
A man and his wife were attacked in their home early today. Fire described as sudden engulfed the residence as neighbors reported smoke rising from windows and a quick attempt to rescue the woman who perished. The husband survived after shouting for help. Investigators are examining a possible arson in the area.
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Bivney
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Storms sweep Georgia and South as nation endures damage
A massive storm battered the South and West with hail, wind, and lightning. Reported destruction across Georgia includes damaged homes, torn power lines, and fatalities near Austell and Calhoun, with further impacts on Newton and Fairburn as authorities assess the scope.
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Damage to Wheat as Storm Rages in Northern Provinces
Despatches report a severe storm sweeping northern regions causing extensive damage to wheat and fruit crops. Heavy rain and wind disrupted rail travel and affected daily life. Officials warn of continuing storm with potential hazards to transportation and agriculture.
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Towa
Flee
Unclear flood and fruit tree notes from 1689 era Missouri Valley
Densely garbled report describes flood conditions, orchard matters, and a sudden death in the town. Mentions W Hils of New Hampshire, fruit tree care, uprooting and replanting, and a deceased Englishman. Contains scattered fragments about roads, pavers, and a mysterious label.
Chief Justice Waite Career Sketch Mentioned for Succession
Washington March 25 A rumor linked Secretary Bayard to succeed Chief Justice Waite of the United States Supreme Court. The piece notes Waite’s long tenure and hints Bayard’s possible appointment, with speculation about official steps before any confirmation.
Mrs Hancock's Home Social Aids Local Health Drive
Friends of General Hancock work with Mrs Hancock to support a community health effort guiding residents through a Pilates initiative and related activities at the Hancock residence. The group aims to boost wellness and engage neighbors in fitness options.
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Midwest Weather Turns Wild Across States
A severe storm rattled multiple regions causing damage and injuries. Reports indicate heavy snow and strong winds in Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and surrounding areas. Authorities warned of slick roads and power outages as crews respond.
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