Naval officer booed in New York as public unrest grows
A fragmentary report notes a naval officer in uniform being hooted through New York streets amid broader unrest. The item also mentions editorials urging civic actions, labor debates, and political quarrels across several cities, with references to notable figures and ongoing congressional disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York World
Brands
Cork
Connecticut
Bote Plaland
South Quietly Denounces Loans and Urges Work Moral
A clipped article discusses Governor Geaty pardoning William Messer, a Philadelphia editor convicted of libel. It critiques a proposal to lend twenty million dollars to the South, arguing such aid would worsen pauperism and discourage self-reliance, insisting hard work is the true remedy for Southern ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geaty
Wm. Messer
Philadelphia Sunday Mercury
Mann
China
Pin-Ta-Sen
Europe
Burlingame
America
Cmn
Hotel Arrivals Highlight City Visitors
City matters note arrivals at the principal hotel with a roster listing H. P. Bras, Curtex Hove, L. Ke Stevens, and others from St. Louis and Memphis among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Bardon
St. Lewis
KE Stevens
Memptis
City Council Investigation on Covington Water Supply
A council committee in Covington heard testimony on charges of corruption surrounding water supply from Cincinnati. Witnesses described influence attempts, payments, and alleged involvement of city officials and lawyers with details of meetings, contracts, and a pending ordinance. Funeral notes and resolutions for Major Ira Root were also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corncil
Covington
Council Chamber
Keck
Brown
Shultz
Corbett
Wilstach
Ae Tateman
Morrill
Morat Hal
Covione
Cincinnales
Thad
Swinney
Cincinnati
Myers
Siga
Srurer
Covi
Shmele
Ata
Pera
Gerald
Conneil
M. W
Asa Pe'sen
M. Clarkson
Hoge Om
J. M
Newport Street
James Smith
Twelfth Street
Newport Bar
Zoe Dears Arstes
Éar
Ira Root
B. Tarvin Baker
Marcus Artsmaon
Bocresary
P.M. Webster
E. W. Hawkins
TW. W. DeGenneau
BR. Hallan
Bar
Ras Ry
Campbell Circuit Court
Om Grace M. E. Church
New Port News Exhibition On Dissolving Ether Scriptural Event
A New Port News item notes an exhibition of dissolving ether age scriptural themes with a temperance lecture by Rev. J.W. Seat and admission set at 30 cents. A Sabbath School address will follow.
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Lanate
J.W
Josephus Russell
Harrison County
Senteeny
Brackenree
Gessy
H. Lemon
Tater
Brig Street
Goodmansom
A Report
de Snpum
Harris
Columbia
Pattersen
Gus Corr
Covington Delegates to Conventions Travel Half Fare
Arrangements with Kentucky Central Railroad allow delegates to the Union and Democratic State Conventions at Frankfort to ride for half fare. A special train leaves Lexington on February 2 to Covington after the Frankfort arrival so delegates reach their mo before day. Union Convention meets on February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Central Railroad Company
Frankfort
Lexington
Covington
Letter from Columbus and Ohio Senate action noted
Special correspondence from Cincinnati reports Senate opens with prayer, petitions including extra judge and repeal measures, and bills on roads, townships, and criminal duties. Mention of the Jewett resolutions, tax spend, and medical society memorials. Also notes a Chinese Mohammadan community finding in interior China and a federal stance on fourteenth amendment consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Scott
Moat Ng
Council of Cincinnnati
Metry &c
E Pearce
Brown
J. Ae Ee
State Edical Society
Parr
Mr Train's Cork Lecture Sparks Irish Slights and Self Praise
A Cork audience hears Mr. Train attack Roebuck and praise himself born in Boston. He seeks £100,096 from Britain to speak for Ireland in Parliament and is cheered as he is carried on supporters' shoulders. Mrs Train follows with a lecture on Female Suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Train
Cork
Ile
Ireland
Isa Bento
Buck
Roebuck
Boston
America
Everett
Bancroft
Adams
Lord Russell
Gladstone
Interview on American Citizenship for Irish Soldiers
A Washington letter reports an interview between the Irish Brigade and Corcoran Legion survivors and President Johnson. Committee resolutions urged U S action for damages, fair trials, and protection of citizen rights in Britain’s actions against naturalized Americans. The President offered to consider written arguments and possible commission hearings in England. The note also mentions Italy’s cut to its civil list by $900,000 for the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Constantinople
Montemyrin
Porte
Bervia
Couspee
Sellows Son
Beiram
Panbieisen
Yews
New York Herald
Javeraule
Morris
United States
Tenes Herald
Morsris
Nrue Bey
Washi
Uel
Sak
Russia
Crete
Mendenkeke
Canea
Musgulman de Eally
Bos
Moniteur
M. Foghe
France
Descaster
Coriatis
Rome
Ministries of War and Marine
Caisse Des Depots Et
Council of State
Washington
New York
Teibune
Irish Brigade
Corcoran Legion
Johnson
Frank P. Blair
Charles P. Daly
Cooper
Institute
Gen. Halpine
Ireland
Ael
Nan
Agiah
General McIvor
General Banks Bill
Congress
Charlies O'Conor
James T
England
Reconstruction era debate and political shifts noted
A South Carolina convention adopts sections of a new constitution while federal politics see changes as General Grant’s status and Tenure of Office disputes spark impeachment talk. Reports cover nominations, travel refusals, and economic indicators amid postwar unrest and regional shifts.
Congressional Brief Note on Senatorial Prospects
A fragmented OCR passage references congressional matters, unnamed individuals, and unclear aims. The lines hint at political aims and potential strategies without clear names, dates, or actions.
Royal marriage links Denmark and Sweden in talk of union
A correspondent notes discussions of a Danes Sweden royal marriage that would unite crowns if confirmed. The report mentions Princess Eugenie and other royal figures, with references to alliances between Denmark and Sweden and speculative outcomes for succession and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Hestan - Sein
Royal
Eugenie le
Beililane Prise
Ugt
Sweden
Orrick Hamilton Sealed Proposals for House Gente and Ladies
Orrick and Hamilton invite sealed proposals at this office for a project at Sixth and Market. Bids due by 12 M. for the House Gente and Ladies division. Public notice lists exact location and deadlines for bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrick
Hamilton
Gente’ & Ladies
Tyley & W. Cor
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Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Sptae Evening Star
WN. T.dimes
Underwood Reer Sige
John Ross
Pomeroy
Kansas
Ross
Phil
New York Tribune
Jance E. Mravecn
Qeteem
Murdoch
Spalayne
Duane
Ataaon
Lew Phenyune
Ransseeee
Andes
Grant
Hascocx
Seine
Redman
Walter Rodman
The
Rodman
Tades
Wright
Rodwan
Good Samaritan
Chriat
AretVaus
Finnshers
H. P. Bras, Paorare
Curtex Hove
Garauos
City Council
M. W. Myers
Clarke
All Aant
Frederick Lord
Covingtom
Ballock
Ibare
Shinkle
Council
Fiedeldey
Kleiner
Agor
Acether
Kleiner and Fiedeldey
Cornell
Fitzgerald
Fitz- 4
Shimble
Pierce
Guna
NEW Port News
Covington News
Columbus
Tapas
Foreign News
George Francis Train
Africa
Egypt
Abyssinia
DR. Livingstory
Geo Hical Societ Eas
London
Board of Admiralty
Roderick Murchison
Kongone
Ambesi
Lake Nyassa
Livingstone
Mapunda
Mr. Young
Ponteword
Ganade
Rence Livistone
Jna
Mapanda
Wakotani
Pee
Young
Theodore
EG Et
Pall Mull
Lord Stanley
Bngi
Ismail
Lish
Habesh
Alexandria
Betwee da Memtore
Winslow
Rsa
Allothera Srebaseim
Italy
Lagat Mrls
South Carolina
Tal
Reconstruction Committee
Stevens
Ne Marivants
House
Stanton Alty
Man
Payne
Burd
Brooks
Beck
Farnsworth
Boutwell
Messrs
Talovadl
H. G. Stoms
Bekmead Revenue
Olo
Eee
John C. Kinridge
Syria
Louisiana
Texas
Iran
North Carolina
Eastern
Middle States
Alabama
Buates
Svea
Bsoe
Ernor Moorehouse
Alex, White
Jane Wm. Brooks
Saleen
Naeuert
Wilmington
N. C
Halfe Meaight
Les Man
Enek
Sacoxo Disratcu
Charles Vacekedron
Bismarck
Lisbon
Allan
Bebons
Ivania Caton
John Y
Port Leavenworth
Congressional
Seward
Mrs. Winslow
Curtis Kerkins
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J - M. Keen
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