Sheridan and the White League in the South
Special dispatch reports Sheridan seeking authority to disperse and disarm the White League in the South whether or not a new election occurs. Kellogg contends no new election. troops may stay to support him. The White League is deemed more dangerous than the Ku Klux and better organized, with potential assassinations linked to its bands.
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Kellogg
Washington
Sheridan
White League
New Orleans
Congressional
Warmouth
McEnery
Penn
Senate
Vader
United States
Sardee
Naroe
Gen. Butler
Durell
United States District Court
Ex-Gov Wells Arrives in New Orleans as Sessions Open
Ex Gov J Madison Wells arrives in the city amid Washington talks as public schools reopen with large attendance. The report includes Depreciation of stock values in New Orleans banks and insurance, with preliminary figures showing significant declines since 1870, totaling about 14 million dollars over two years.
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Wells
New Ortrans
J. Madison Wells
Washington
Sheridan
J. M. Seixas
Congressional Committee
New Orleans
Recount of January 4 1875 House of Representatives turmoil
Report from the Legislative Committee describes the January 4 1875 upheaval in the Louisiana House. It covers kidnappings threats, martial law measures by Governor Kellogg, unauthorized seating of Democratic members, repeated confrontations, and intervention by Gen. De Trobriand to restore order amid legal disputes over elections and organization.
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Republian
General Assembly
Wilts
Ublican
Dupre
Orleans
Gen
de Trobriand
Mr. Wiltz
Gen. Trobriand
Wiltz
Cain
Hitaran
Vnto
Arme
Gen. de Trobriand
General Assembly of Louisiana
House
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Fezal
Orineans
William P. Kellogg
House of Natives
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Detrobriand
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Louisiana
New Ogveans
Benes
House of Representatives
P. G. DesLoype
Secretary of State
Sieh
Sai
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House of
Indignation meeting in Cooper Institute over Louisiana rights
New York reports a crowded Cooper Institute gathering denouncing federal military action in Louisiana. Mayor Wickham chairs as Bryant and Bryant supporters denounce federal intervention as a constitutional violation. speakers urge crushing the power and defending state self government.
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New York
Jan. U
Cooper Institute
Louisiana
Wickham
Mr. Bryant
Peter Cooper
August Belmont
Mayor Wickham
Lou
United States
Sheridan
John McEnery
Meeting in St Louis condemns military power over Louisiana
Meeting in St Louis on January 11 attended by about forty prominent citizens condemned the federal use of military power in Louisiana. Resolutions denounced Sheridan and urged respect for state rights, urging constitutional remedies and urging Congress to act through lawful means. Similar sentiment expressed in Harrisburg as members demanded sympathy and protest from the Pennsylvania House against federal removal of Louisiana legislators.
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Sheridan
Brecannett
WM. M. Kvarts
Louisian Louisiane
United States
Louisiana
Evarts
James 8. Thayer
Wm. E. Dodge
Ticknor Curtis
Non Solomon
Adourn
Messing
Heromes
Wm. ED Walwlew
Welassere Eterne
Peter ‘Ceonee
Broadhead
Belknap
St. Louis
New Orleans
South
Congress
Grant
Wilts
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Harrispore
House Representatives
Wuenxas
General Assembly
City Council Condemns Louisiana Interference as Unlawful
Baltimore reports both branches of the City Council unanimously adopt a resolution denouncing military interference in Louisiana as arbitrary and an unlawful power grab that threatens Republican institutions.
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Baltimore
Louisiana
Vicksburg Investigation Details Local Election Turmoil and Violence
In Vicksburg Mississippi on January 11 the committee announced it would close sittings Wednesday at 1 PM. Testimony cited intimidation polls thefts and murders tied to election unrest near Haynes Bluff and Jackson road with numerous residents describing house searches and armed threats.
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Vicksburg
Vickspurg, Miss
Conger
Cutting affray tolls mayor in South Bloomfield disturbance
Disturbance erupts when J Ryan attacks Welch with a knife as Mayor A G Jones orders him to desist. Marshal Ralée attempts arrest. Ryan is cut, knocked down, and jailed after a brief clash. Court convenes soon under Judge Grey.
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South Bloomfield
Cincinnati Gazette
Cmerevitts
J. Ryan
Ryan
Welch
A. G. Jones
Ralée
Court of Common Pleas
Grey
Washington D. H
Destructive Fires Hit Oxford Grand Rapids and LaGrange
A series of late night blazes reported across Ohio and Indiana caused substantial damage. Bourber's machine shops in Oxford burnt entirely, with Sadler & Chattooms organ manufactory and Nut & Crum’s buggy shops also lost. Grand Rapids saw a dwelling fire at Geo Ferguson’s home causing $2,500 loss with insurance. LaGrange suffered a $1,200 fire loss at W five Petratches's dwelling from a defective flue. Local notices include railroad dividends and minor court actions, plus police reports of theft and disturbances.
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Sadler & Chattoms Organ Manufactory
Nut & Crum’s
Grand Rapids
Cincinnati Gazette
Grand Raping
Mica
Geo. Ferguson
Lagrange
Ind
Cincinnati Gasette
Lagranas, Inc
Fire destroys Chittenham works and Wasson College
In Missouri and Terrebonne on January 11, the Chittenham Fire-brick Works near the city burned, with estimated losses around 50 000 dollars and varied insurance coverage from the Provincial Union to St Louis companies. Terrebonne reports Wasson College also burned with losses about 100 000 dollars, insured for 28 000, no lives lost as students saved personal effects.
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Sr.peak Mo
Chittenham
Wanso & Howard
Vane
Provincial Union
London
Lancaster Insurance Company
Manchester
England
Fire Association
Philadelphia
Atlas
Hartford
St. Louis
Terrebonne
Can
Terreponne
Wasson College
Body Snatching Rumor and Impending Railroad Strike
Excitement in Cincinnati and Van Wert over a German emigrant Carl Wolf body reportedly stolen by doctors to resequence burial. Doctors Meyers Sweringen and Myers freed after habeas corpus hearing. Rumor of a Toledo, Logansport & Western strike for three months of back pay.
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Toledo, Abash & Western Railroad Company
Dayton Suicide at Salem Distillery Worker
Matthias Linke, German native, committed suicide by hanging in a shed at the HM Tartier distillery in Salem, Dayton County. A quiet man who recently drank heavily spoke of trouble and his intent to hang himself, mentioning a past stabbing and fleeing Germany.
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Dayton
Matthias Linke
Germany
Salem
Linke
HM Tartier
Embarrassments of Henry Clewes & Co
Henry Clews of Clews and Co hopes secured creditors will hold securities through the panic to recover enough to cover the firm’s unsecured debt. If assets are sold now at auction, market gloom will force large sacrifices rather than full recovery. A separate note reports Pacific Mail Directors elected Hatch and Sige to roles. Tribune fund for Kansas and Nebraska sufferers grows with daily $200 subscriptions.
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New York
Henry Clews
Clews & Co
Ee Tesa Aicala
Hig
Pacific Mail Company
Albert Hatch
W. F. Fogg
Russell Sige
T. W. Park
Whitelaw Reid
Kansas
Nebraska
Tribune
Contested Lemoine Farwell Election Testimony Begins
Notary testimony opens in the Lemoine versus Farwell contest in the Third Cantonal District of Illinois with morning sessions in Chicago. The report notes a warmer shift in the Northwest since Saturday and ongoing telegraph line troubles affecting routes from Chicago to Omaha. The Fisk University Jubilee Singers in Nashville perform before touring the United States and Europe, with plans to raise 100000 for university endowment within a year. Minnesota Supreme Court rules the Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad charter unconstitutional and void, stripping the company of legal rights.
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Farwell
Illinois
Chicago
Atlantic & Pacific Company
Omaha
Jubilee Singers
Fisk University
Nashville
Masonic Hall
United States
Europe
State Supreme Court of Minnesota
Oakes Ames
Oliver Ames
Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad Company
Senatorial contest to resume this week in Cincinnati
The Legislature reassembled after recess as Chandler seeking three or four Democrats and two or three bolting Republicans to win. It seems they cannot secure the needed vote before election day and may rely on members’ absence during voting. Managers for and against Chandler expected to stay through much of the week.
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Lansine
Mica
Chandler
Rabbi Wise to Officiate Hess-Rosenthal Wedding
In Axnroy Ohio on Sunday January 11 the town hosts Rabbi Wise who will officiate Wednesday evening at the Hess Rosenthal wedding as Cincinnati citizens gather. Paddlers at the rolling mill resume work tonight at six di per ton while coal operators note seventy one cents per ton accepted by miners. In Madison Indiana a musical presentation is held at the Robert Genther premises.
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Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis
Abraham Hunter
Miami County
John Booker
Coia
Olumbus
Aiken
Barry
Cyrus Egbert
W. H. H. Shion
Esherman
Wayne
Grant
Sheridan
Wasuse Baber
Joe Geiger
Ohio
Wiltz
McEnery
Baber
Giana and Watson
Monroe
Chapain
Axnroy
Jeer
Wise
Cincinnati
Supplied With Will Make the Blood Pure and Skin Clear
An old advertisement claims a remedy will purify blood, clear the skin, brighten eyes, smooth the complexion, strengthen hair, and remove sores pimples blotches pustules tetters cankers from head to neck. It promises pleasant taste and small dose.
Radways Ready Relief Promises Quick Family Cure
Radway's Ready Relief is advertised as the cheapest and best medicine for family use, claiming to cure or prevent a wide range of ailments from influenza to dysentery. The ad emphasizes internal and external use, offers twenty drops for rapid relief, and notes a price of fifty cents sold by druggists.
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Radway
Dr Radway's Regulating Pills Ad Promises Cure All Disorders
Public notice for Radway’s Regulating Pills claims cure for stomach liver bowel and associated pains. Offers 80 cents per box with postal solicitation from Radway & Co New York. Contains garbled OCR but centers on tonic claimed to purify digestion and relieve ailments. Names Radway and Warren Street address in New York.
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