Assassins Executed At Satory And Various 1880s Dispatches
The article reports on multiple events including three assassins of Generals Lecome and Thomas executed at 5 am at Satory, a Dill expanding government press powers in France, a guilty verdict for Charles Moore the New York swindler, and various legal and political updates. It mentions Embezzler O’Conner sentenced in Delaware and Lackawanna affairs, a large railroad loss at Shakopee, tea and coffee duty repeal moves, and political conventions in Philadelphia and Washington. Further items cover French and American parliamentary actions, bankruptcy proceedings, and local legal cases in Hempstead and Vermillion County.
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Satory
Charles Moore
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O'Conner
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Pe. Eiaboubt
Josephus Callett
Vermillion County
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Antwerp
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Addy
Hannah M
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Woot
Chicago Relief Bill Committee study on Harbor aid
A special dispatch reports the Chicago Relief Bill Committee and Port of Illinois delegation meeting at night with Wm. B. Ogden as chairman and Chauncey Bowen as secretary. Senator Logan opposes the Senate Finance Committee amendment and urges passage of the original bill without changes. Delegations from Cincinnati press for Louisville Canal funding and harbor actions while awaiting presidential action. Key figures include B. Eggleston T. Yeatman A. T. Goshorn Henry Reed and Donn Pratt with plans to influence House commerce hearings and duty on lead.
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Port of Illinois
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Senate Finance Committee
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Louisville Canal
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Cincinnati Council
Henry Reed
Chicago Republican
Donn Pratt
The
Capital
Indiana Convention Chooses Browne for Governor on Second Ballot
The Indiana convention opened in the Academy of Music with 1,582 delegates. Browne won the gubernatorial nomination on the second ballot with 853 votes, hailed as a strong reform choice, while Orth and Harrison endorsed the ticket. Orth named for Congressman at Large. Leonidas Sexton nominated for Lieutenant Governor.
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Times and Chronicle
Indianapolis
Academy of Music
Morton C. Hunter
Monroe
E. W. H. Ellis
Elkhart
Andrus
Hunter
Thomas M. Browne
Randolph
Marion
Godlove
Orth
Tippecanoe
Browne
Gen. Browne
Party of Progress and Reform
Harrison
Grant
Colfax
Leonidas Sexton
Rush
Lew, Wallace
Montgomery
Ww. Wi Curry
Vigo
Swisshelm and Train Lectures Stir Xenia Audience
Mrs Jane G Swisshelm spoke at City Hall on Thorns and Thistles while George Francis Train attracted small crowds yet earned a mock nomination for next President of America at two recent meetings. A mass Temperance Convention is planned next week to oppose the Whisky Ring aiming to repeal state laws.
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Times and Chronicle
Xenia
Jane G. Swisshelm
George Francis Train
America
Dayton Christ Church to become free-seat edifice by Easter
Day ton February 22 report notes public schools in session Soldiers Home fired a 10 o'clock salute and suspended work A grand dinner at Music Hall and music at the Home Dr Wright proclaims Christ Church Dayton will be a free-seat edifice at its Easter consecration Many ladies oppose yet the rector is set to prevail Mr Moulton and the Meulton Troupe appear at the Opera House The Zouaves will parade at two o'clock
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Times and Chronicle
Dayton
Music Hall
Wright
Christ Church
Columbus Legislature Quiet Democratic State Committee
Saccumena Cocaaiet pdoeieds February 22. Convention meet here this afternoon. There is a strong disposition among them to fix no time for the State Convention, but let it go over for future consideration.
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New Orlean
Caseyville
Evansville
Dexter
New Orleans
MN. Kellogg
St. Lowis
Ironsides
St Louis
Mary F. Poe
St. Louis
S A.M
Bovis
Chester
Fort
Bartra
Lockwood
Columbia
National Labor Convention Platform Adopted at Columbus
The National Labor Convention met in Columbus with the Platform Committee report adopted. Key planks call for a national circulating medium, direct issue to the people, optional government bonds, abolition of private banking, eight hour work for all government workers, abolition of prison contract labor, and a one term presidency, plus amnesty and Union restoration. The platform also opposes Chinese laborers and urges reform of civil services and railroad regulation.
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Times and Chronicle
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Troup
Jan Ra
Edwin M. Chamberlain
Massachusetts
James. G. Ball
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Geo. F. Weaver
Pennsylvania
Alex Troup
Connecticut
R. ©. Silence
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H. H. Day
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H. B. Maglathlan
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A. M. Puett
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Moses W. Field
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Nebraska
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Illinois
Thomas H. Gregory
Otis F. Porter
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A. R. Fay
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Missouri
National Labor Convention
International Section 26
Committee On Platform
Congress
United States
Jap. Kilgore
Republican State Convention at St Louis opens with delegates
Delegates and visitors flood St Louis for the Republican state convention. The assembly, held in the city, discusses choosing the best men for the state and calls to order at noon. The committee recommends smoke and chewing tobacco taxation reforms and urges a uniform tax on all manufactured tobacco products.
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St. Louis
Jefferson City
Ies F Meapend
Chustecae Va Pac
Eee Saenteenren Ste. Sity
Comatiee of Ways
Two Soldiers Found In Ravine Near National Asylum
Two soldiers named M and Maranan Sarda were found in a ravine behind barns near the National Asylum. They were blind and had been buried under snow for days after a thaw uncovered their locations.
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National Asylum
Milwauk&e
Maranan Sarda
The
Nation Asylum
Prohibition Convention Chooses Officers in Columbus
Special Dispatch reports the National Prohibition Convention at the Opera House with Rev. John Russell as presiding chair. S. B. Chase named president provisional. Secretaries include Elroy Avery and G. F. McFarland. About 194 delegates from eight states attend, mostly Ohio. Platform likely favors total prohibition plus reforms, with no clear VP candidate yet.
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Opera House
John Rumsell
National Prohibition Executive Committee
Henry Fish
Michigan
Elroy M. Avery
East Cleveland
Ohio
Dennison
Washington
Gideon T. Stewart
Norwalk
Committee On Permanent Organization
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Pennsylvania
Milton Kennedy
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Illinois
Samuel Mayall
Minnesota
Charles F. Russell
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Lancaster
Political Advice and Adams Opinions on Legislative Committee
New York reports discuss Charles Francis Adams views on the Legislature and judiciary panel. Mayor Hall plans to defend Mimeci amid celebrations of the 22d with political implications and public opinion shaping action.
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Charles Francis Adams
Legislative Judiciary Committee
Mayor Hall
Greeley and Nationwide Political Debates Mentioned
New York February 22 tribute quotes Mr Greeley on national conventions as voluntary assemblies with no legal authority. Prosecution in Malon Monilaycert trial to be represented by Wheeler H Parkham. Hall to defend with Vanderpool. Major judicial inquiries continue into Barnard and Cardozo conduct. World notes judges should be Francis Adams seen for Washing ton. Octogenarian Margaret W sang dies in bed fire. Police officials arrested in Jersey City corruption case. City quiet for holiday with parades of Protestant Association and United American Mechanics. Washington mounted procession features Gen Washington carriage.
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Vanderpool
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Sade Barnard
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Barnerd
Francis Adams
Washington
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Board of Health
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Ringistes
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Verything
Ae Basinews
Broadway
American Protestant Association
Order of
United American Mechanics
Nee Vity
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
Republian State Convention Proceed
The Republican State Convention met February 21 with Jones D. Snoddy as chairman and J.8. Wilson as secretary. Delegates were instructed to support Ulysses S. Grant for president, praising his wartime leadership and the nation’s peace and prosperity, while noting a missed bid for a colored delegate.
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Jones D. Snoddy
Aairman
J. 8S
Wilson
Wes B. Geant
N. Buckingman
B. F. Simpson
John A. Martin
H.C. Cross
Wmn
Josiah Ellogg
Geo
Noble
J. M. Heean
Carpenter
Angston
Grant
London Press Urges Diplomatic Resolution to Alabama Claims
London reports the Alabama claims debate waning with The Times advocating a diplomatic solution. John Bright reportedly opposes the government's handling of the controversy as Lord Northbrook's appointment to govern the Indies is prematurely discussed.
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Alabama
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Times
John Bright
Lord Northbrook
Indies
Time at the Admirator Convention Pilain Talk in Polyge nous
Judge Hayden of Nevada delivered a forceful reply to Tom Fitch over Utah admission. He attacked Fitch’s references to Judge McKean and Governor Woods as treasonous and urged Mormons to abandon polygamy unless new revelations or state loyalty tempt belief. Hayden praised state sovereignty over federal despotism, while Cannon lauded Utah as a future gem of the Union amid strong anti Gentile sentiment in Salt Lake.
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Nevada
Tom Fitch
Utah
Fitch
Judge McKean
Woods
Salt Lake
Howards
Cannon
Eden
Pilgrim Fathers
Lease ratified for Memphis and Charleston Railroad to Scott company
Stockholders approve the lease of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad to Tom Scott and the Southern Security Company for ninety nine years. Officers of the Memphis to Little Rock and Little Rock to Fort Smith railroads plan consolidation talks in Little Rock.
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Menepunis
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Tom Scott
Southern Security Company
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Saith
Scientist Reports West Tour Finds Giant Fossils
In New Haven on February 22 Prof. Marsh spoke at the Sheffield School about his summer West tour. He described discoveries of giant saurians and winged reptiles with wingspans reaching twenty feet. Basaltic regions yielded vast quantities of fossil horses.
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Marsh
Sheffield School
River Ice Delays Steamers Across Ohio Valley
Special Dispatches report the Monongahela frozen and rising at Morgantown and Brownsville, with crossings by strians. Granite State delayed at Branot's island. towboats at Smith's Ferry halted. Kanawha and Ohio river sections show variable levels. weather clear and cold with frost. Multiple boats arrival and departures noted across Charleston, Evansville, New Albany, and Louisville.
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Branot
Sam. Brown
Smith
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Gallipolis
Clara Scott
Parkersburg
New Albany
Tueyweather
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Eytona
Grey Eagle
Potomac
Aisa Cates
Robt
Bates
Camelia
Turner
Seady
Tarascon
Mitchell
Dean
Began gym February pounds and general observance
Readable fragments indicate a note about starting a gym in February and general observance of Wasaga. The text is incomplete but references a local facility and routine.
Ecclesiastical Tribulations Across Hardinsville District Meeting
The Hardinsville District gathered for religious services and roll call addressing blameless life and conduct. Elders and deacons were examined, with several continued on trial or elected, and funds from the Conferency Fund noted. memoirs and committee reports were presented to the chair.
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J. B. Lennin
Hardinsville
J.D. Walsh
B. K. Tuner
B. F. Orr
G. P. Jélizies
Grayson
P. L. Hooker
J. J. Johnston
E. _D. Elliott
W. McK. Reiley
W. Wyatt
J.F. Hapner
Moody
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Vanish
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Meredith
Ane Cineibai
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Charles B. Parsons
Noted Evangelist and Stage Star Dies in Louisville
Birth in Fatlield Connecticut July 23 1805 death at his Louisville Kentucky home December 8 1871. Began on stage then joined M E Church South licensed to preach in 13% later returned to ministry with rapid success in Louisville Cincinnati Frankfort and St Louis. Participated in property questions between M E Church South and orth church and served General Conference. Preached last sermon November 28 1869. Revered in Louisville where crowds gathered to hear him.
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Cincinnati
Frankfort
St. Louis
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R. Parsons
Worrall
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Arthur
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Kilgour
BK Bradley
W. EF. Kilgour
E. L. Shepard
S. K. Raney
Deacon
H. H. Monroeves
W.G. Benton
G. W. Barnett
J. W. Cornelius
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J. Peery
T. M. Cook
A. R B. Byers
Congress Debates Tariffs and Foreign Affairs in Senate Debate
Lawmakers wade through tariff revision talks and foreign policy shifts in a tense session. Senators clash over Central American missions, Russia relations, and a high profile inquiry into arms manufacture and government contracts.
Minnesota Legislature Pace Through February Twenty Second
Minnesota state legislature updates note pace in late February with mentions of St. Paul and Chicago Balliesd and Milwaukee links. The fragment hints at rail or transport discussions involving Paul, Milwaukee, and Chicago routes.
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Milwaukee
Woman and child burn to death in coal oil explosion
A wife and her young daughter of P Garbry were fatally burned in a coal oil blast near Mechanicsburg. The husband and three sons were away. attempts to rekindle the fire failed as both brother and child caught flames. Mrs. Garbry, daughter of the late Rev. Cev Maley of Cincinnati, died last night amid community gloom. Also noted, the Allsa Line steamship Caspian sailed from Locust Point bound for Liverpool with cargo including 32 birds tobacco, 235 tierces lard, 30,000 bushels grain, and 320 bales cotton departing today.
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Yapana. O
Fire destroys Biwell pole factory at St Marys
A fire at three o'clock yesterday morning destroyed the large Biwell pole factory at St Marys in Wapakonet county. The factory, full of manufactured material, burned with the building. Loss to Biwell is expected around 25000 with no insurance. The adjoining residence of Dr Sackleton also burned, though his furniture was saved. loss about 1500 and he is insured.
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St. Mary's
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Sackleton
Alderman Powell Bribery Trial Ends in Hung Jury
Chicago reports the jury in Alderman George Powell bribery case failed to reach a verdict, with nine for acquittal and three for conviction. Banks closed for a legal holiday, but city activity remains brisk as builders work on Sundays.
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Times and Chronicle
Curiaco
George Powell
Mrs Moulton Receives Ovation At Soldiers Home
Mrs Moulton was welcomed with a splendid ovation at the Soldiers Home for her music. The event honored her cousin Mary Lowell Putnam whose library donation, in memory of her dead son, is highly valued by the veterans.
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Times and Chronicle
Dayton, O
German apothecary accused of plotting Bismarck's assassination
A Posnan apothecary, a Polish Catholic and former Papal Zouaves member, was arrested in Beruin on suspicion of plans to kill Bismarck. A pistol was found on the suspect, who reportedly threatened to shoot the chancellor upon his arrival.
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Posen
Preece
Consistory to Nominate Russian Bishops Tomorrow
Rome reports the Consistory of Cardinals is convened by the Pope in the Vatican to nominate bishops for the Catholic Church in Russia. Gen Sherman has departed for Naples.
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Vatican
Russia
Sherman
Naples
Ecumenical Counsy
Malta
Turon
Missouri Republicans reunite at Jefferson City Convention
Missouri State Republican Convention in Jefferson City reports full attendance with delegates from Liberal and Radical wings. Gen. Shepard chairs as temporary president Col. Ven Horn chosen and Benj H Wilson named secretary. Henry T Blow urges closer party union before recess.
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Re Lay
Shepard
Missouri
Col. Ven Horn
Kansas City
Benj. H. Wilson
Salida
Henry T. Blow
St. Louis
Valley Railroad plan sparks large Cleveland meeting
In Cleveland Ohio a large meeting was held to discuss building a Valley Railroad route from Cleveland through Akron Canton to Beavertown then via the Pan Handle road. Delegations supported the project claiming it would cut coal prices and freight costs for towns along the 120 mile route. A resolution to build by ordinary gauge was adopted and a committee formed to seek subscriptions.
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The
Valley Railroad
Akron
Canton
Beavertown
Enterprise
The Great Storm Strikes Minnesota Villages
A February blizzard sweeping across Minnesota caused multiple freezing deaths. Near Beaver Falls a woman and her 17 year old sister left two children alone in the house. Three days later neighbors found the children alive but snowbound on a bed. The missing women were found far apart on the prairie. Several other fatal freezing incidents are reported near Windom.
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Windom
Bay Income Tax Observance Reported for 1871 Holiday
Washington notes February 22 as a holiday with federal offices closed and flags displayed. The internal revenue office has begun sending tax blanks for the income tax of the previous year to taxpayers.
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Wasuixetos
Internal Revenue Office
Dinner to Morace Greeley Honoring Grace Greeley
A number of Irish American citizens plan a public dinner in honor of Grace Greeley on the upcoming St Patrick s Day to celebrate contributions and community ties.
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New York
Grace Greeley
First Prayer in Congress Recited by Jacob Duche
Historical note from Thatcher’s Military Journal quoting Rev. Jacob Duche’s December 1777 prayer in Congress. The plea asks divine guidance for the American cause, urges mercy on the colonies, and seeks wisdom, valor, and peace through God’s justice and providence.
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Thatcher
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Transcript’s New Office and Historic Record in Boston
The Boston Daily Evening Transcript moved to a large fireproof five story building on Washington Street dating from its July 1830 origins. The paper, led by L M Walter and later Cornelia Walter and others, features a modern press room with four and six cylinder machines and a fully equipped composition department on the fifth floor.
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Family Medicines Ad Claims Safe Cures and Low Prices
An old advertisement promotes homeopathic medicines in Morocco and lists cures for fevers worms colic teething headaches throat illness and other ailments. It touts safe color fragrance and efficiency while offering prices in cents per box and a single book of remedies.
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