Prospects of Tariff Bill and Southern Conventions
The dispatch outlines cloudy prospects for the tariff bill amid debate in Congress, with Kellogg pressing Treasury reorganization and treatment of the Louisiana question. It notes Southern Republicans and Democrats debating constitutional conventions, Pinchback's fate, and Tom Scott’s withdrawal from subsidy talks for the Texas Pacific.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Wasniworow
Kellogg
Connecticut
Treasury Department
Mississippi
Mesera
Hooper and Crocker
Mass
Hersey
Maine
and Rice
Alabama
Vicksburg Committee
House
A Committee
Cannon
Illinois
Wicksly
Gordon
Raleigh
North Carolina
Rawson
Frees
South
Texas Ignature
Senate
Capitol
Louisiana
Arkansas
Pinchback
Morton
Tom Scott
Texas Pacific
Southern Sub-Committee
New Orleans
Senate Judiciary
Ki . Soeargent
Billeu
Committee On
Comineete
Bill Endorses Captain Eads Plans for House Support
The measure aligns with Captain Eads plans and is expected to gain committee endorsement and likely passage in the House.
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Eads
Amended steamboat bill and other national notices
Amended steamboat bill tightens safety rules, alters buoyancy and lifeboat standards, and omits hydrostatic testing and licensing provisions while keeping current law. Nomination of Georges C. Stevens for Collector of Customs at Milwaukee. War department directs grasshopper relief actions and speedy supply dispatch. Internal revenue and customs receipts exceed 2 million, aided by tariff anticipation. Sundry civil appropriations bill advances with items for Washington DC expenses and art purchases linked to historic proclamations.
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Wasniseros
Senate
Committee On Commerce
Internal Revenue
House Committee On Appropriations Tobod
District of Columbia
Ransom
Gen. Thomas
Carpenter
Tilton Cross-Examination Reveals Family Scandals and Letters
In New York Brooklyn City Court, Tilton testifies about his marriage to Tilton Beecher, letters to Mrs Tilton, and Moulton's role with the Golden Age. He explains motives behind writings, debt to Moulton, and his shift from strict Calvinism to broader religious views as Evarts presses for evidence. The session closes with notes on the portrait removal and religious upheaval.
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New York
Brooklyn City
Werner Unsel
Neftleon
Mrs. Tilton
The
Revolution
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Fullerton
Neilson
Spectatora
Brooklyn Eagle
Delmionico
Augustus Maverick
A 9
Maverick
Saris
Moulton
Oulton
John Russell Young
Plymouth Church
Evarts
Tilton
Paul
New Brunswick
Mr. Beecher
Beecher
Dex
Saa Paral
Fs Searman
Beec
Iene
SS Aauvinine
God
Jesus Christ
Elizabeth
the Independent
Plymout Church
Christ
God the Father
multiple fatal accidents and crimes reported in a regional update
The item reports various incidents including Mary Wright and another woman fracturing a thigh in Lancaster County, a Greenfield burglary leading to jail, an old man killed by a train near Fort Wayne, a mail train derailment near Van Wert with no injuries, a soldier killed in New Orleans after a confrontation, a Chicago man and wife killed by an express train, a New York tenement fire killing a mother and child, and a 13-year-old killed by a classmate in New Canaan. It also notes Madison Indiana pushing to host a state insane asylum and an Akron suicide attempt, plus obituaries and a woolen mill boss found dead.
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Mr. Beecher
J. Beecher
Republican Party
Ker
Cleveland
Fullerton
Beecher
Coen Es Lar Tae H Wae
New Hampshire
Akron
Cincinnati Gazette
Jacob R. Good
J. Faber
Steamship Leipzig Refloats After Grounding Near Start Point
Reports from Start Point say the steamship Leipzig grounded yesterday but has freed itself and will return to Southampton. The voyage details are tangled in OCR errors but indicate damage recovery and plans to sail to Belton within a couple days.
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Loxpox
Leipsig
Start Point
Southampton
Qussvstons
Samaria
Boston
Youn
Steamski
Adriatic
Liverpool
Leipzig
Beecher Involvement With Plymouth Church Questioned
A private critique alleges Beecher influenced Plymouth Church actions around a Church Council. The writer recalls a pre council meeting where Beecher claimed he could control Plymouth Church and expected members to follow his guidance.
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Beecher
Church Council
Pirmeents Church
Plymouth Church
Egom
Pacific Mail subsidy inquiry ends with witness claim
The Ways and Means Committee scrutinized A. H. Whiting who testified he received 565,000 from Irwin for promoting the Pacific Mail subsidy bill. He said the payment was contingent on success, kept by him, and used to influence support. Rep. Storm denied any payment for votes or influence. The Pacific Mail Directors ordered suits against about thirty recipients of subsidy money.
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Washinetox
Ways and Means
A. H. Whiting
Irwin
Ial
Washington
Storm
Pacific Mail Company
New Yeek
Pacific Mail
Rufus Hatch
Fire destroys Nestels building and passenger coach
Nestel's grocery meat market and dwelling burned completely in the early morning blaze at Pt Wayne. Loss about 3000 with 1400 insurance in Hartford. A Ft Wayne Muncie Cincinnati Railroad passenger coach in the yard caught fire from a stove and burned with total loss 4000 and no insurance.
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PT. Wayne
Cincinnati Gazette
Fr. Warne, Inc
Nestel
Hartford
Conn
Ft. Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati
Fire drains Camden warehouse. thieves escape jail
A fire at J N Camden & Co warehouse in Parkersburg destroys the building and a wooden tank holding 200 to 300 barrels of oil. Loss not over 3000 dollars. Authorities suspect a conspirator from the Thompson gang, eight inmates then at large after burning a jail floor hole to escape.
Blood Purifying Compound Promises Clear Skin and Health
An old advertisement touts a tonic that must purify the blood and renovate the system. It claims to remove sores pimples and various body ailments while improving the skin teeth eyes and hair. The text emphasizes ease of dose and universal healing to lungs stomach skin bones flesh and nerves.
Ready Relief Promises Quick Aid For Many Ailments
An 19th century remedy claims rapid relief for flu like symptoms fever throat pain toothache earache and burns. It markets itself as a universal medicine for family use with dramatic assurances and a 50 cent price tag, noting travelers carry it for travel sickness and water changes. It touts superiority over French brandies as a stimulant and promises effects within hours.
False and True muddled by garbled court note
A fragmentary OCR line mentions false and true with unclear context and a stray corporate tag BADWAY 4 CO. The text appears noncohesive and lacks complete nouns or actions to establish a clear event or outcome.
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Atlantic & Pacific Express
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Madison, Ind
State Insane Asylum
Manion
Indianapolis
Madison
Congressional Committee
Moses Dillon
Charlestown
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