The Salary Question and Treasury Bills Debate
Washington dispatch reports on salary raises and their handling in Congress. A bill would curb Treasury refunds on duties and force court-backed decisions before refunds. The Ways and Means Committee also moves to publish delinquent lists and review seaboard contracts and federal accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Attorney-General
Treasury
Ways and Means
Treasury Department
Butler
Gentemen
Sanborn
Samuel Hooper
Key
Removal of the Flathead Indians and other acts
The President signed acts for the removal of the Flathead and other Indians from Bitter Root Valley Montana and for a monument to Chevalier De Ternay. The District investigation committee met with Boutwell presiding and planned public inquiry with press and interested parties allowed. The Army Reduction Bill outlines major force cuts and officer changes. The Board of Navigation urged opening the water lines and the Commerce Committee will review the Louisville and Portland Canal. Secretary Fish denies Paris Patrie report of France and United States tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassixetoy
Bitter Root Valley
Montana
Chevalier de Ternay
District of Columbia
Boutwell
Messrs
Wilson
Thurman
Hamilton
House Military Committee
Board OF Navigation
House Committee On Commerce
Loulaville & Portland Canal
Massey Offered Vermont Editor Post In St Albans
From Columbus personal news reports Mr F D Massey, recently with the Cincinnati Times, has been offered the editorship of the St Albans Daily Advertiser Vermonts leading journals though he considers the offer. Also local items note Shreve Wayne County expands its corporate limits and the Columbus Cadet Company prepares to drill with sixty applications for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Massey
Cincinnati Times
St. Albans
Shreve
Wayne County
Columbus Cadet Company
Three Dwarfs
Atheneum
C. H. B. Senter
Hannah Neil
Stornay
Braun
Chillicothe
Cincinnati Musical Festival Association
John Towson
Toledo
Columbus
Cleveland
First
Second Avenue
James Wick
Bull
Common Pleas
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Captain Smith
Pocahontas
Walter C. Hood
Marietta
Robert Lennox
Henry Payne, Jr
J. A. Cockerill
Jas. McMahon
Johnston
Fatal horse accident ends farmer’s life near Convmans
George W. Needles, a local farmer, was thrown from his horse while attempting to dismount. He was trampled, sustaining multiple broken ribs and a punctured lung. He died tonight in the aftermath of the incident near this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convmans
George W. Needles
International Americans Favor Ballot for Reform
W A A Carsey notes Americans differ from European revolutionaries, aiming to achieve equality and curb capital exactions through ballots. The Cheap Transportation Association forecasts a People's Freight road across the continent in three years with cost savings on West to New York shipments. Terminal warehouses at railway termini proposed to curb grain diversion. Produce Exchange to meet to discuss relief for New York City's poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. A. A. Carsey
International Association
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Cheap Transportation Association
White
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Fire Report From Multiple Cities Reveals Heavy Losses
Fire-damaged sites include Warneck & Co foundry in Pittsburg losing about 12 000 with 7 000 insurance. San Francisco Jackson street Chinese quarter fire blamed on deaths with 12 000 insured. Springfield Illinois residence of George N Black burned for about 15 000. Bangor Maine brick block on Exchange street housing railroad stations and stores destroyed with remaining danger.
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Prerssure
Warneck & Co
Second Avenue
Ferry Street
San Francisco
Jackson Street
Springfield
Onroano
George N. Black
Bangor
Exchange Street
Wisconsin Diocese convenes to elect new Bishop
The Wisconsin Diocesan Convention meets to elect a successor to the late Bishop Armitage. Dr. W. B. Ashley presides as chair. An immediate election is authorized, with Dr. Kemper declining and Dr. Hoffman of Philadelphia nominated. Debate centers on ritualist and Cummings factions amid expected extended contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minwauxen
Diocese of
Wisconsin
Armitage
W. B. Ashley
Kemper
Nashotah
Hoffman
Philadelphia
Cummings
Indian Uprising Report From Red Cloud Agency
Fort Lawrence telegram reports Frank Appleton shot Monday night by Minngcongu as Sioux steal fourteen mules from Charles Goreau near the agency. Indians at White Clay drive off beef herders and assume issuing. Appleton corpse moved to Fort Laramie. Troops telegraphed. a large fire spotted near the Red Cloud Agency as excitement grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Corporal Coleman
Egan
Ord
Col. Smith
Fort Laramie
Howard
Spotted Tail
Lieut. Robinson
Ousayenns
Fort Lawrence
Red Cloud
Frank Appleton
Saville
Charles Goreau
White Clay
Appleton
Red Cloud Agency
Elections in Ireland and Britain and Baltic flood damage
Lonpox reports 41 Home Rulers 23 Conservatives 9 Liberals elected in Ireland with Home Rulers aiming for over sixty seats. London results show 310 Conservatives 269 Liberals and Home Rulers overall. Baltic Sea gale causes dike breaches and widespread flooding with immense property damage and loss of life feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
Ireland
London
Baltic
Lowboy
Baltic Sea
Schleswig Holstein
Low Lands
British Wheat Ship Quorn Towed Into San Francisco
The British vessel Quorn, bound for Queenstown with a cargo of wheat after departing Dec 18, arrived in San Francisco after a gale tore sails and rigging. The ship listed and leaked badly but regained stability and kept sailing until the crew refused to continue near the south latitude where Captain brought her to port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Quorn
Queenstown
Telegrams of Crime and Calamity by Oceanic Telegraph
Reports note various incidents including a Peoria agent's death by suicide in Jacksonville Illinois and a hotel thief shot himself after capture in Chicago. Other items cover a railway accident in Cambria Iron Works injuring workers, a Marine storm off Ireland, and legal actions involving Stilson Hutchins and the Stern brothers seeking injunctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ireland
Peoria
J. Thomas
Jacksonville
Illinois
Chicago
T. W. Sheridan
Midland Railroad
Norwich
Courier-Journal
George A. Wilkins
Calhoun County
Ark
Leominster
Indianapolis
National and International Patent Congress
Stern Bros
London
U.S
New Orleans
Stilson Hutchins
St. Louis Evening Dispatch
Missouri
St. Louis Times
de Young Brothers
San Francisco
Weather Summary for Wasumerow Area on Feb 12
Weather report describes low winds, rising humidity and higher temperatures. The forecast notes southerly winds, partly cloudy skies, falling barometer, and possible precipitation across the valley and upper lakes regions.
Senate Bills and Contests Dominate Ohio Assembly Agenda
In Columbus on February 11, the Senate refused to recede from its amendment to the House joint resolution on Secretary of State copies, trimming printing to 10,000. The session covered county bridge fund transfers, infirmary bonds, tax rate proposals, and a heated Treasury contest for State Treasurer with multiple resolutions and a special committee named to study contested elections rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Secretary of State
House
Wallace
Cincinnati
Committee On Benevolent Institutions
Buell
Central Lunatic Lam
Thomas F. Jones
W. A. Jones
Thon
Asylum Fund
Weimer
Welsh
Rep
Kinney
Ashland
Judiciary Committee
Morris
Miami
Dem
Potter
Lucas
Mr. Morris
Jones
Trumbull
Seitz
Seneca
Ohio
Yeoman
Fayette Rep
Burns
Richland
Chamber
Andrews
Auglaize
Ins
Washington del
Reid
Delaware
Mr. Potter
Mr. Reid
Vere
Great Britain
Messrs. Morris, Reid
Corwin
Montgomery
Jons
Worthington
Hamilton
Thompson
Franklin
Goodhue
Summit
Selt
Kinnly
Ir. McSfeney
I Kinney
Boahl
Ril
Dirécti A Board of Commissioners
Suan Aa Iere Chute
Sree
Justice of the Peace
McCoy
Dereenaraa
Jay County
Eshelman
H. J. BR
Ae Scott
Kentucky Senate and House Debate Education Fund Bill
Franxport Kentucky February 11 The Senate spent the day on local business. The House failed to pass a night session motion and an amendment for ongoing night sessions. A bill creating a fund for educating children was set as the special order for Finncon. The Kentucky University question was discussed with Blackburn supporting amendments and Wan calling Seales' amendment unconstitutional. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunner
Samuel Shaffer
House
Wise
She. Sabie
Ngs
Shaffer
Finncon
Kentucky University
Blackburn
Wan
Seales
Grange Organization Amendments Discussed At Session
In St Louis the evening session allowed Deputy Ferry's claim for organizing Dakota granges. Mrs C H Kelly resigned as Pomona. Amendments to the constitution were revisited, including district grange organization and member qualifications, with discussion continuing late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ferry
Dakota
C. H. Kelly
Pomona
Senate Censures Sumner Resolution Over Battle Flag Issue
In Boston on February 11 the Senate passed a resolution annulling the 1873 censure of Charles Sumner regarding his stance on battle flags by a 26 to 7 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Senate
Charles Sumner
Storm Rages as Ajax Survives Severe Sunday Gale
Savannon reports a brutal storm the past Sunday one of the fiercest in years. The monitor Ajax rode out the gale uninjured despite losing her howser from the Ossipee during the night of the 8th, not found until the next day after the storm subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannon
Ajax
Ossipee
Arrivals of Pomerania and Europe Reach New York
New York on February 11 reports the steamship Pomerania has arrived from Hamburg and the steamship Europe has arrived from Havre, docking in the harbor yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pomerania
Hamburg
Europe
Havre
Notable Deaths and Ventures in a Varied Chronicle
The report notes Dr Mi, a Bonn anatomist, died on the 16th. It mentions Wayne County Pa., hunter feats, James Gordon Bennett's $50,000 charity, food aid plans for stations, Mrs. Dahlgren’s translation, M Lachaud’s ties to Bazaine, royal funding for education, Admiral Semmes’ lecture, monument efforts near Fredericksburg, Dominique de Panelli in Geneva joining a reform movement, and his later Archbishopric at Lydda with exposure to the Western church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gordon Bennett
Dahlgren
Ehild Chambrun
United States
Caleb Cushing
Dominique de Panelli
Partibua
Lydda
Palestine
Geneva
Timea
Rome
Vatican
Gaeta
Jerusalem
Pere Hyacinthe
Sarsaparillian and Its Associates in Modern Chemistry
Claims of Dr Radway's Sarsaparillian Resolvent as a universal blood purifier. Describes symptom relief and alleged cures for lung, skin, and syphilitic disorders. Promotes buying a dozen bottles for ten dollars, with prices for other sizes, sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D&c
Radway's Ready Relief Advertisement Fragment
Fragmentary ad copy promotes Radway's Ready Relief as a universal pain remedy for rheumatic, nerve, and other ailments. The readable text hints at relief claims for congestion bowels and general debility, typical of 19th century patent medicine pitches.
Fever and Ague Cure Claims in Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Ready Helief as a universal remedy for inflammation of the kidneys bladder lungs throat and other ailments. It claims swift relief for fever and ague and aches though warns it is not a remedial agent of fever and ague and notes other rad sources.
Radway Regulating Pills Offer Relief for Digestive Ailments
Old newspaper ad promotes Radway Regulating Pills described as pure vegetable cure for indigestion, headaches, constipation, and stomach upset. It claims to restore appetite, ease fullness, and heat flushes, priced four pills per box with mailed sample offer from Radway 400 No 8 Street New York.
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Warran
Ioan Deen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington
Cincinnati Gazette
Wasameron
Nt Co
Burchard
St. Louis Bridges
Eads
St. 8
War Department
Secretary of Treasury
Judge Wright
Wright
District of
Colwat
Danville and Piedmont
House Judiciary Committee
R. R. Case
Jeff. Davis
Howard Court of Inquiry
The
Associated Press
Germany
Fish
Paris
Eeany
Corumsug
Produce Exchange
Pitthburg
Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Bay of
Huff
Brimfield
Ind
Ferrom
Ogallala
Cambria Iron
Compan
Cambria Iron Sung
Cremnwatt
Lear
Mass
Breckinridge
Buffalo
Mt. Wash
Nashville
Norfolk
Wat
Imaha
Giondy Philadelphis
Pittsburg
Denver
Coltopere
Quabec
Can
iSam Francisco
St.Iain Duluth
Minn
Iis, Mo
Fort Garry
St. Paul
Galveston
Keokuk
Knoxville
Yankton
Louisville
Pike's Peak
Wasumerow
Ohio Legislature
Southern Lunatic Asylum
Cincinnati Enquirer
the Treasury
Batterworth
Soci- Sen
Atindee
Board of Education
Huntington Township
Brown County
Munson
Mabe
Baker
Mode
Newton
Mahoning County
Loomis
Grosvenor
Athens County
of Y
Staats
Washington County
Saptine Ironpenners
Highnocstahillers
Hamilton County
Kemp
J. Archer
Freda Od
Geghan
Kentucky
Franxport
National Grange
Massachusetts
Sumner
Bonn
Phin
Teeple
Preston
Wayne Count
Dudley Whitney Adama
Iowa
the Grangers
Cae
Winchendon
Washburn
M. Lachaud
Marshal Bazaine
Fee
Eugenie
Queen of Pain
Bazaine
R. Semmes
Mobile
Ala
Fend Army
Fredericksburg
Gen. Jackson
Medical
Sarsaparillian and Its Associates
DR. Radway
Radway
Waleo and True
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