Radical Financiering and Debtor Payments Debate
The Gazette argues that under Grant's administration the national debt could be paid in about fifty years without new taxes, contrasting Democratic claims of insolvency with Republican fiscal gains. It cites debt figures from Grant's era, notes rising revenues and reduced interest, and praises Republican economic policy while criticizing Democratic opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutwell
St. Joe
Gazelle
Andrew Johnson
Delmar
Johnson
Republican Party
Gazette
War &c
Grant
Tes
Ana Mine
Bridal Bath Tale From Europe Draws Laughs In Switzerland
Mrs Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie recounts a London letter about a newly married pair stranded in a Swiss town. They found only the bath room available and, after mistaken bell ropes, were soaked by cold and hot water in the dark, struggling to reach safety as cries pierced the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
White Pine
San Francisco Times
General Items Mentioning Political and Social Movements
A broad variety of items including July August revenue, Secretary Boutwell bond policy, Senator Morton in Pennsylvania against copperheads, Mississippi GOP nominating Dent and Jeffords, calls for equal school funds, naval retrenchment, Miss Cheever and Phil Sheridan, Henry Clay anecdote, French siege era notes, Suez climate claims, cotton prospects, Miss Hill death, railroad fare rumors, Chinese immigration, Indian affairs, Montana troop moves, and Tennessee election vote excesses across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutwell
Morton
Pennsylvania
National Union Republican Party
Mississippi
Jackson
Lewis Dent
Jeffords
Fune, &c
Grant
Bessie Cheever
New York
Phil Sheridan
Henry Clay
George Sand
Eugene Sue
Liege
John Bell
Tennessee
Saratoga
Suez
New Orleans Picayune
Margaret Elill
A. P. Ilill
McIntosh's Bluff
Alabama
Chicago
Indiana
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Secretary of War
Montana
Aftermath of Collapse and Storm Ravages Many Boston Areas
A powerful gale wrecked structures across Boston and nearby towns. The Coliseum was unroofed, churches damaged, and many new buildings suffered partial destruction or lost constructions. Widespread debris, toppled chimneys, and twisted poles marked the city with estimated losses near a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Methodist
Hanover Street
Broadway Methodist Church
Boston
Aan
Garrett
Hartford and Erie
Old Colony
Cambridge
Chelsea
Charleston
Zanesville
Ohip
Baltimore A
Ilwaukee
Man, Schmidt & Co
Louis
Warrensburg
Carbon Hill
Wasningtom
Wiina
Butler
Brown
Wilson
War Department
Gracht
Rawlins
General Sherman
Army
Citize
San Francisco
Revenue Collector
Selby
California
Union
Society of Pioneers
Boss Browne
London
Liazcheum
China
Prince Jane
Rien Mono
Canby
Walker
Mildelpuia
Stock Board
Avondale
Hallirax
Hornet
Wtill
Uba
Labor Reform Party
Mechanics’ Hall
Worcester
State House Site Sought by Central Pacific Official
The Central Pacific Rail Road round Company seeks 18 eligible sites for a future state capital. Local agent Haskell plans to lay off rent and notify the State once an agreement is reached, with a view to establishing a state house and public buildings in Elko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Haskell
Central Pacific Rai'round Company
Reforms Discussed for Russia Includes Trial by Jury Plan
The article notes reforms in Russia including a proposed jury trial system for all regions except Poland, Finland, and the Baltic Provinces. It reports the Czar asking district governors to verify enough educated men exist to handle the responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Poland
Finland
Baltic
Expression of admiration and worry over a young man's acne
The speaker contrasts liking roses and lilies on a lady's cheek with concern when a young man's face breaks out in blemishes. It notes the pleasantness of beauty versus the unattractive appearance of acne.
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Corlett
Whitehead & Corlett de
Paler
Palmer & Johnson, Attorneyn, Solicitors & Counan
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Edward M. of M. Lee
W. T. Jette
Cruech Nowe
W. R. Strelf
Howe & Steele
Attorneys At Law
Eddy Street
Whitehead
Blck
George W. Ford
Office 3d Bowenee
Rogers & Co's Bank
Chey
LW. Cook
Cheye Nne
CHORD
Maleenth Street
Oor
Staat
Ir Kendall
Cheyenna. Wit
Millem Thun
Miller & Street
Dakota
G. Adama &O.'S
South Aile Seventeenth Street
J. B. Wilson
Sargeon Dentiat
Galbraith
Aigterath Street
H. Garbanati
I. Jly2
J. A. Bouselaux
First National Bank
Tounell Bluith
Jowsa
Jelée Tm
G. W. Corry
M. D. Sergeen Union Tacific BR
R. Aud Wells
Fargod Co
Wil
Keven
Feeu Hh
Drus
Hoa Op Thames Street
Daily Leader
Official Paper OF the
United States
Hurday
DY N. A. Baker
Alde
Ferghson
Ingle Eoby
Ertisers
Srighieet SE Daily
Vening-68
L.f. Aan Benn Ee Ae
F. A. Hall
Bably Street
Lowe
Hotels
Bell House
Kb Thomas
BR. Bel
AVING
Monee
Aluve
Alte
MOORE
Fifteenth Street
Upposite Balimoedeye
Unde
Ieee
Gates’ Restaurant and Hotel
Onne
Tremont House
Illinois
E. Thomson
Boot & Shoe Maker
Geventeenah
Radical Financiering
National Union Convention
Democratic
Thomas Sinclair
A. W W. Wells
James M. Elcy
R. i H. Towry
L. 8. Brown
Congress
Sun District
Manhattan
Tammany
East
Fra
Stral Budcal
Bidace
Carre
The
Mercy City
Bristol
Prisen
Wickland
Tom Hood
Sweetwater Mines
Colorado
Are
Elzhere Concord
U.P
L. Ganow
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