Miscellaneous 19th century notes on public life and politics
A digest of varied items including Gortschakoff feigning illness, details on Treasury salaries, university milestones for Aletta Jacobs, telegraph and telephone advances, political maneuvering by Speaker Randall, Patterson’s tariff stance, and reflections on elections, journalism, and notable personalities across Europe and the United States.
Reducing the Army Debate Prompts Civil War Era Costs
Congressman Banning urges army cuts to twenty thousand while Throckmorton of Texas argues history shows frontier wars harmed immigration and drove costs. He cites Nez Perce and 1866 1877 casualties, 2 1 wage, and 5 million extra costs, urging preservation of military strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Banning
Throckmorton
Texas
House of Representatives
Modoc
Sitting Bull
Nez Perce
Gibbon
Rumor of Will Contester in O Brien Estate Faces Scrutiny
Prominent rumor in San Francisco says a woman claiming to be the lawful wife of the late W. S. O'Brien may contest his will. The claim alleges a quarter of a million left her by the deceased two years ago and a further half-million offer rejected months ago.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Earl of Roseberry
Lord Roseberry
William Orton
Tus
Canon City
Colorado
Avalanche
Fremont County
Louisville Courier-Journal
Montgomery Blair
Henry Watterson
Mr. Blair
Great Britain
Justice
Humanity
Russia
Africa
Asia
United States
San Francisco
Examiner
W. S. O’brien
Bonanza
London
Count Schouvaloff
St. Petersburg
Lord Salisbury
Lord Beaconsfield
Constantinople
Pyrgos
Bosphorus
Philippopolis
Rhodope
Reiter
Ates
Bulgaria
San Stefano
Chatalje
Adrianople
Phillipopolis
Totoi
Bazardjik
Shumla
Tchataldja
St. George
Vienna
Reichsrath
Bratianos
Bucharest
Kischenefi
Turtukai
Danube
Black Sea
Volo
Birmingham Daily Post
Stafford Northcote
Mr. Chamberlain
Birmingham
Todleben
Balkans
Paris
Richard C. McCormick
Grant
Macclesfield
Bury
Hindley
Bolton
Preston
Belgrade
Milan
Tapolca
Cape Town
Pirie Bush
Madrid
Telegraphic Ticks in Paris Rome and American notes
Gen Grant and family arrived in Paris. Bayard Taylor met Berlin officials. Fires destroyed Henshaw and Shoemaker mills with losses near 75 000 and 150 000 dollars. Bank of England and Bank of France report weekly increases in specie. Pilgrimage won the Newmarket race. Peter Cooper addressed the Senate. Major Todd injured in a buggy accident. Debates over rebel claims continued. Massachusetts rejects repeal of savings bank restrictions.
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Gen. Grant
Paris
Bayard Taylor
Berlin
Henshaw
Bank of England
Bank of France
London Hair Color Restorer Promises Cure for Tatter Scalp
A Wilson citizen touts London Hair Color Restorer after its use cured his wife’s long standing dry tatter scalp and hair loss. He orders a dozen bottles by express and notes 75 cent per bottle sales through Dr. Swayne Son Colburn Birks Co and Singer Wheeler. Also promotes Sozodont toothpaste for children’s dental care.
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J. A. Tyner
Wilson, M. C
London
Express
Dr. Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Sala
Colburn, Birks & Co
Singer & Wheeler
Cheyenne
Addams & Glover
16Th
Eddy Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weekly Leader
Dan Voorhees
Treasury
Eastern College
Law
Cincinnati
Eisner McCoskry
New York
Michigan
Wren David
Charleston
Randall
Ohio
Indiana
Congress
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Patterson
Senate
Nevada
Territories
Williams
House
Committee On Judiciary
Florida
McLin
Committee On Education and Labor
American Independent
Times
Murphy
Tur
St. Petersburg Exchange Gazette
Turkey
Prince Gortschakoff
St. Louis
Post
Jay Gould
Kansas Pacific Railroad
THE
Chicago Tribune
Jeff. Davis
Miss CameRon
Don Cameron
Lizzie Sherman
England
Pon Cameron
Migs Sherman
John Morrissey
Salt Lake Tribune
Washington
Justice Field
Dennis
Stalwarch
Miss Sherman
Blaine
Bayard
Wallace
Lexas
Peter Cooper
Groom
Cooper
Key
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Battle of
Lookout Mountain
Telegraph
California
Martinez Campo
Cuba
Maceo and
Vincente Garcia
Aux la Chappelle
Bismarck
Imperial Bank of Germany
Felix Adler
Shoemaker & Co’s
Geo. A. Sheridan
Louisiana
District of Columbia
South Carolina
Todd
U.S. A
St. Louis Arsenal
White
Turner
Kentucky
Massachusetts House of Representatives
D. M'Laughlin, Claughlin & Steele, Miceele Attorneys-At-Law
Carey Block
Josduntt
Wyoming
W.R. Steele