Louisiana Committee Report on Kellogg and Louisiana Affairs
The Louisiana Committee outlines its conclusions on the 1872 and 1874 elections, endorsing Kellogg as rightful governor and condemning white supremacist tactics. It reviews intimidation, fraud, and violence in the state, calls for federal recognition and safeguards, and notes dissent from Foster and Phelps.
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Wasatheton
Louisiana Committee
Hoar
Frye
Wheeler
Foster
Phelps
Kellogg
Returning Board
Messrs
Thi Fon
Louisiana
Gov. Kellogg
Dar
Areeliy
Warmoth
Congress
Willian Pitt Kellogg
United States
Goo
F. Hoar
Wa. A. Woxette
Witt
P. Fry
Psa
Louisiana Conservative Committee Interview With the President
A brief report from February 22 describes Messrs Zacharie Burke and Leonard of the Conservative faction in Louisiana meeting with the President through Col Casey. The interview aimed to convey local views and commitments.
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Amociated
Louisiana
Wasaynarox
Mesers
Zacharie, Burke
Leonard
Feta Louisiana
Col. Casey
Fayette County fair lands sold at Sheriff's sale for 9600
Washington C H Feb 22 Fayette County fair grounds sold at sheriff's sale bought by F L Mittenhouse for 9600 dollars A mass temperance meeting drew attention and citizens vow to establish a program here as the court commences with decisive steps pending
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Washington C. H
Fayette County Fair
F. L. Mittenhouse
Masquerade Ball Benefit Amid Local Crime Rumors
The report notes a grand larceny case involving an elderly victim named Deters and a suspect from the city. Sampson Talbert was released on bail of 500 dollars after a charge of intent to cause fatal harm. Eleven people are under observation with Jailer Hartmyer as the scene notes an upcoming event in Arp for a Kansas project.
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Bevs Walege
Deters
Sampson Talbert
Hartmyer
Kansas
Protest Against the Potter Bill Meeting Called
City papers publish a call for a protest meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening. The initiative is signed by over 700 individuals, many of whom are prominent and influential Democrats.
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Totspo
Mrs Thom Injured in Slip at Sea Bailice Arm
Eaton Feb 22 Mrs Thom slipped on the sea barrier arm above the wrist this evening causing injury.
Fires at Bellevue and Chicago claim heavy losses
A Bellevue fire destroyed Wise & Cross furniture store for about 5000 with partial insurance. J. H Weber & Co. lost 3000 with partial coverage. E. Felty’s tin shop sustained minor damage. In Chicago a Wahl Brothers glue works fire razed an eight acre dry-house, triggering total losses near 400000 with 86000 insured and 300 workers laid off. The Heath residence in Loveland burned completely with most furniture saved.
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Bellevue
Cincinnati Gasette
Totepo
Huron County
Wise & Cross
J. H Weber & Co
E. Felty
Chicago
Wahl Brothers
Thirtyfhat Street
Lancaster Avenue
E Insurance
Eiville
Mississippi Valley
Waukee Mechanics
New Orleans
Planters
Memphis
Prescott’s
Boston
Roger William
Shoé
St. Paul and Farmers’ and Mechanica
Newtown
Pennsylvania
Citizens
Enerennsylvania
Boatment's
Ennsylvania
Adriatic
New Yernsylvania
York
Hartford
Anna
New York
Amazon
Cincinnati
Hoffman
Hudson
Kansas
Lancaster
Lycoming
Manufacturers
Mercantile
Cleveland
Mechanics
Allemania
Atlantic
Atlas Hartford
Bangor
Maine
Black River
Buffalo
St. Louis
Equitable
Nashville
Franklin
Indiana
State
Globe
Fame Philadelia
Farneil Hall
Farmers
Lova
Thomas Heath
Washington's Birthday Observance Across the Nation
Reports from multiple cities describe Washington's Birthday celebrations with parades, banquets, and ceremonies. Notable events include a silk flag presentation to the Harres Guard, performances by a Dramatic Club, and crowds in Nashville numbering about 25 000 as ex‑Federals and ex‑Confederates joined in patriotic festivities. Generals Kilpatrick and Pen new led or attended various observances.
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Darren
Chas. Harres
Harres
H. R. Parrott
Miller
Faas Amytte
Ad. Knecht
Piqua
Kilpatrick
National Home
W. D
Gallagher
Ross
Gold
Perrine’s
Nagavitye
Tony
Nashville
Washington
Mee Soto
U.S
Baeral Pennywacker
Washington’s Birthday Observed With Parades and Closings
In Lirria Rock on February 22 both houses of the General Assembly adjourned after reading the Journals in respect to George Washington. The day saw a military parade and banks and business houses closed in observance of Washington’s birthday.
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Lirria Rock
General Assembly
George Washington
Lost Son of Col Brown Believed Found by Scouts
A report from Daytom Feb 22 says William, Brown’s lost son, found hundreds of miles west of his last location. He escaped Indians, is emaciated, but verification is uncertain. The piece notes a Coal Road meeting at East End with Col Hurlburt and expected liberal subscriptions.
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Daytom
William
Col
Brown
East End
Col. Hurlburt
New Enterprise
Dwyer
Hibernian Society
Friends of the Society
Cincinnati
General Kilpatrick
Music Hall
Worthington Gas Bill and City Matters in House
Columbus February 22 Mr Worthingtons gas bill advances to third reading tomorrow but will not be reached until Wednesday. Penitentiary officers found contraband in cells suggesting revolt plans under the current warden. City Solicitor Collins presents pavement opinions and Cuban asphalt ordinance is sent back to the Pavement Committee amid potential city service losses. Police Commissioner Bergin falls ill at his High street store and is taken home. Cadets miss parade due to muddy streets while Agnes Booths opens at the Altheneum to a large audience.
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Columbus
W. B. Parisen
Thomas Bergin
Blind Asylum
High Street
Agnes Booths
Altheneum
Death of M Sweetzer of Fort Wayne Ind
M Sweetzer prominent Fort Wayne resident died of apoplexy at his home at five this morning. A longtime leader in the city and connected by marriage to the Wings family he leaves a large circle of relatives and friends. The Square Table Club building, where he served as president, is draped in mourning in his honor.
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Ft. Wayne, Inc
M. Sweetzer
Square Table Club
Dedication of M. E. Church in Cincinnati Raised Funds
The M. E. Church in Cincinnati was dedicated yesterday by Bubopie Motos with Rev. Dr. Godman of Berea leading. Bishop Foster announced the church faced a funds shortage and within an hour raised 10,000 dollars, clearing its debt.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Tirrin
Bubopie Motos
Cincinnati
Godman
Berea
Foster
Spelling Match Ends With Anderson Winning Prize
The evening spelling match at Morrow on February 22 concluded with Anderson winning the prize, Carleton taking second, and W. Van Dervert placing next in the sequence.
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The
Cincinnati Gazette
Morrow
Anderson
Ladding
Vin. Carleton
S . W.vandervert
Great Blood Purifier advertised by Dr Rradway claim
An advertisement touts Dr Rradway's Great Blood Purifier promising purification of blood, clear skin, bright eyes, smooth complexion, strong hair, and removal of skin sores and diseases. It claims to renew the system, cure chronic ailments lasting years, with pleasant dosing and small amount.
Radway's Ready Relief Promises Quick Cure for Many Ailments
The advertisement touts Radway's Ready Relief as the best medicine for families, claiming it cures a wide range of complaints from fevers to dysentery. It asserts external and internal use neutralizes ailments, with relief in hours, and markets it as superior to French brandy or bitters, priced at fifty cents.
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Senate
Radway
Dr Radway Regulating Pills Advertised Cures
A vintage ad promotes Dr Radway Regulating Pills as tasteless and effective for stomach liver bowels nervous disorders headaches constipation indigestion bilious fever piles and internal ailments. It claims a positive cure without mercury or minerals and invites readers to send one stamp for a sample and order details.
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Windway
Hadway
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