General Grant era promises Republican control in reconstruction
The piece argues General Grant will pursue Reconstruction acts, curb violence from the Ku Klux, and appoint a cabinet aligned with Republican principles. It praises Congress's role, predicts a strong Republican House, and notes shifts in Senate membership and party loyalty since Johnson’s fall. It frames Grant’s victory as principled, not mere party success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
South
Manhattan Club
John C
United States
Grant
Jeunsons
Gpast
Senate
Henpaicks
Buckalew
Dixon
Doo
Ktue
Monax
Beexarew
Henpaicxs
Vas Wi1nkle
Hespersos
Parry
Jounson
Jonwson
Buores
House of Representatives
Senenox
Lawaresce
Bisouin
Garrien
Massachusetts
Bourwett
BuriLea
Banks
Hoorgr
Dawes
Pennsylvania
Kxuney
O'Neil
Scorierp
Co- Yope
Illinois
Locax
Washburne
Farnsworth
Incersor
Republican Party
Fremont
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Kansas
Fort Sumter
Hawerds
Blace
Forrest
Moogscan
Plains of Kansas
Whig Party
Democratic
M. Yamoupex
Charities in New York and the great hospitals scene
A survey of New York City charitable institutions notes Bellevue, Bloomingdale, and other hospitals as major anchors, with details on capacity, staff, and history. It covers the spread of asylums, missions, and homes, and argues temperance as key to reducing institutional burden and taxes. It mentions the Bloomingdale asylum’s age, the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, the Five Points and Howard Missions, and the role of charitable funds in maintaining care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Westchester County
Bellevue
First Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Bellevue Asylum
Blackwell’s Island
Bloomingdale
New York
Manhattan Island
Orphan House
112Th Street
St. Luke's House
Hudson Street
House of Mercy
86Th Street
Pemnehoke
Yoo
The
Cincinnati Gazette
Atlantic Coast
Boston
Five Points Mission
Howard Mission
House of Industry
Workingwomen’s Home
City Association For Improvement
Blackwell’s
Ward’s
Five Points
Blackwell's Island
City of
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-fourth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Wm. A. Mahlenburg
Episcopal
Woman's Hospital
State of New York
Fiftieth Street
Fourth Avenue
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Second Avenue
Senate
House of Representatives
Gov Brownlow
Tennessee
Shreveport
John Lodwick
Steerswan
Mittie Stephens
Kellogg
Geo Remer Cleb
Jefferson
Swanson’s Landing
Caddo Lake
Dixie
Thornton Jacobs
Bronco
Swain
Lodwick
George Remer
C. F. Hayes
New Orleans
J. G. Christian
Stephens
Mooringsport
Colonel Broadwell
Nothnet
Colonel Well
Covington Town Notes Include Pledge and Trade Moves
Sixty young men sign a temperance pledge in Hollingsworth's area. A bill in the lower House supports appointing a tobacco inspector in Covington. Dr Z Cushing dies after a brief illness. Kentucky Woolen Mills sold for 14000 to F Gray who will move it to Piqua Ohio. Covington loses a major factory due to water shortages. Coffee houses and beer saloons provide revenue, with taverns adding to yearly totals for city licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollingsworth
Legion Potence
Covington
E. C. Wilmot
Baptist Church
Bremen Street
Ee Kentucky Woolen
Eighth and
Madison Streets
F. Gray
Piqua
Ohio
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge stone contract awarded
Newport officials announced a $40,000 stone supply deal for the Newport Cincinnati Bridge piers with R 8 Lynn of Portsmouth Ohio The city also reported on street cleaning costs and an ordinance study to improve Main Street from Row Street to Taylor Creek Bridge Fire Wardens were named to inspect chimneys and stoves under a five dollar daily fine for neglect and to act as fire police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aynard
Michael
Sosewets Carbet
Miss Magay
Cancipeat
C. Cutler
Misa
Carrie C. Crary
Samuel
Collis
Meta C
Clarke
J W
Covington
Marquette
Mich
Conrades & Logen _ Sonia
An. Cook
Perdis
de Groot
Ccessivags
Doun
Garrie
de Bondie
E F
Dyche
AU + davon Da Dattmeier
John Wilhelm Ceveland
Glaser
William
Cineinnat
O. Garrett
Loretta
Cimeinnati
Wis
Hill
Alice R
Boston
Mass
Heuitt
Harry H
Becket
Alonzo
C . Kastler
de Bevverateesocusen Loeb
Solonito
Loggan
Jona Lel
W Merk
Wim. Meter
Christ
Miller
T W & Courtin
Clararsilliat
A T
Mooney
Cath. Massie & Spear
T P B
Moore
Henry
Murray
CH Meyer
Peck & Bros
Phillips
Pitt
Anna Pulsing
screenAon
H F & Co
Madison
Stansbury
G T
Stone
H & Co
Schuler
Mely
Springman
E & Co
C Converse
Quin
Slope
Jno G
Stuart
J W Cobb
O P & Co
Schenck
Franklin
Ono
Schneller
Andrew
Smith
Rushy
Christian
Talbert
Mary J
Toutrics
Voert
Julius
Voskester
Aberdeen
Ohio
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cineinat
Hamilton
Govington
Concordia
Cline Janat
Oo Omiro
Madisonville
Newport Barracks
Dayton
Wakefield
Yocom
Usie
Dale PO
Boules
Lizzie D
W L. McLester
CW. Moore
J P Peebles
Kenton M Roos
Joseph A
Robertson
E Thomas David T
Taylor
Louisville
Whelan
Dendiss
Isis
W. Thomas
P. M
College Hill
Cynthiana
St. Louis
Ripley
Paducah
New Paris
Greensburg
Ind
American Protestant Association of Kentucky
Newport
Newport and
Lynn
Portsmouth
Scioto River
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge
Peti
Wm. H. Jones
John Walsh
Lambert Day
A. Dilling
Job Thompson
John CO. Thomas
Thos. H. Williams
Fire Department
Main Street
Row Street
Taylor Creek Bridge
Property transfers recorded in Tuersear notice
C J Ray and wife to Westen. Fishwick and wife to J R Brackman. Martin Metz and wife to Garsiar. O R Administrator of Jacob Wall to Jacob Rader. Frederick Kerr and wife to John under. John J Theobald to Bernard Veerley. A Adams subdivision to Kemper. H C Barrell lot in Wood. multiple parcels in Delhi and Milcreek townships with lot and street descriptions.
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Tuersear
C.J. Ray
Westen
Synth Pree
Fishwick
J. R. Brackman
Warington Strost
Hammond Street
Cor
Deivaievola Essence Rooeys Gowdorerlnireee Sysregseine
Martin Metz
Ooarene Garsiar
Sycamore Street
Mulder
Jacob Wall
Jacob Rader
East Pear
Butler Streat
Ne-Co
Frederick Kerr
John
Parcon
Milcreek
John J. Theobald
Bernard Veerley
Ep al of Nee
Vine
Manres
Johan “Mote
Sores
Panion 5
Delhi Township
Fluid Extract Buchy Across Three Parts
A historical note describes a three part structure the Anterior Interior and Exterior with the interior acting as a urine deposit and conduit to the exterior The text warns that neglect can lead to Gravel or Dropsy and stresses the link between bodily health and mental powers urging action to strengthen engaged muscles.
Fragmentary Medical Text On Urine Stones And Gout
The passage describes urinary stones forming from sediment in feverish deposits, leading to gravel in the kidneys and dropsical swellings. It lists Dysuria or difficult and painful urination as part of the documented afflictions under this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Hartford
Turnbull
C. L. Balch
All Saint's Church
Janesville
Wis
Chicago
Allee
Universalist
Illinois
Balch
Physick
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Bereta Con
Eac
Fasciata
Gaast
General Gwast
General Agbast
Foreign Correspondence
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Prince Christian
Duke of Cambridge
Mr. Trevelyan
Loxpox
West End
Prince Consort
London
Cabbie
Ransom
Queen
Prince Albert
England
Buckingham Palace
Prince Arthur
Royal Household
East
John Bull
Egypt
Privy Council
Carisbrook
Prince Leopold
Canterbury
Commonwealth of the United Kingdom
Elizabeth
Georges
Windsor
Admiralty
Trevelyan
Hawick
Grindstone
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Senter
Ku Klux
Nasavillle
de Witt C. Senter
Brownlow
Brown
Butler
H. 8. Foote
Mississippi
United States Senate
J. Brown
Rutherford County
House
Shackelford
Governor Senter
P. P. C. Nelson
Washington County
East Tennessee
Captain Barmore
Columbia
Duck River
John Copeland
Stone River
Murfreesboro
Barmore
Copeland
Stone River Bridge
Salem Pike
Nethuattazette
We Ca
State
Texas
Jimplecote
Homer Kellogg
A. Pach
Mr. Pace
Messrs. Scuzaman
Burke
S. J. Johnson
Samuel Underwood
Swanson
Mr. Swain
Peter's Place
Cepts Thomtos Jacobs
Messrs
Riemer
Hetherton
Mary
Jim's Bayou
Jacobs
Swayne
Mr. Burke
Phil. Hill
Jacob Stein
Religious Intelligence
Father Taylor
Wickes
Congregational Church
de Marietta
Jamestown
Chatauqua County
N. Y
Drammond Kennedy
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Church Union
William Butler
New England
M. E. Conference
Mattison
American and Foreign Christian Union
Lotka
Lord Hatterley
London Times
Parochial Mission Women’s Association
Judson
Rondout
van Cott Hageen
Stone Ridge
Taymercy
State Penitentiary
Rochester
Hammond
Rochester Express
Dr. Anderson
DeGraff
Jesus
Mr. Hammond
the Evangelical Alliance
S. Iranwus Prime
Evangelical Alliance
Evangelical Alliance of the
Alliance
Germany
Holland
the Lutheran Church
General Synod
Politics and Religion
New York Herald
Board of Water Works
Board of Aldermen
Board of Councilmen
Common Council
Board of Supervisors
Courts of Record
Assembly
William Longman
Somme
Longman, Green, Reader and Dyer
Edward III
William Saeecer
Edward II
Home News
Henry Ware
Optician
West Fourth
Faroar
Franciscan Brothers of the Poor
Michael Dux
Francis Rademacher
Joseph Baullion
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Hamilton Real
Gazetrz
Helmbold
Puiape Cru, Pa
H. T. Helmnotp
Tevet
McCormick
Mr. McCormick
Wm. Biden
Gov
Tuos
B. Fionssck
Philadelphia
J.C. Knox
J. 8. Brack
D. R. Pouter
Exus Levit
R. C. Grier
United States Court
G. W. Woopwann
W. A. Porrkn
Philadel
Phia
Joan Bigumi
California
E. Banks
Ton
D.C
Helmbold’s
H. T. Helmbold
Drug and Chemical Warehouse
Broadway, N. Y
HM. T. Relmbold
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