25 Jan 1875
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Newspaper
Cumberland Daily Times
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1875
Page
1
In a Paw Paw tale from January 23 1875 Laura in an easy chair sparks a coy exchange with a sleeper and a staged secret revealed by a dream confession. The narrator misreads a kiss and admits the ruse as a playful deception acknowledged by Laura.
Local commentary denounces the push to create new states from Colorado and New Mexico, arguing the Senate would gain power beyond population and criticizing Nevada's 1864 admission. The piece cites political motives, warnings about constitutional rights, and a regional distress over radical party tactics.
The piece mocks Radical leaders seeking a life for the Republican party through phlebotomy with National figures like Grants approving the plan. It notes a political crisis soon after Dr Chandier's death and cites the New York Herald criticisms of party leaders discussing elections, protections, and plunder.
A group of Northern business men at Shreveport Louisiana issue a flat contradiction to Lieutenant Merrill’s alleged harsh treatment of colored people. Sheridan and Merrill are branded as common jars and colminators by a number of northern men who live and mingle with the South, urging fair consideration of Southern affairs.
Fragmentary dispatch from the St. Lonia Times describes General Sheri d ap facing a chilling vision of thousands of unresolved killings in Louis e.
In Michigan Jorge Christianey defeats Zieh Chandler and in Nebraska Governor Paddock over Sena tor Thayerts shift the Administration majority. Both winners pledging independent votes, likely aligning with Democrats against regu lator Gavcus nominees. Plus assorted anecdotes from Paris to Manitoba pigment the page.
Theodore F. Randolps, Democrat, becomes New Jersey's new senator replacing Tien Join Stockton, Democrat. Randolps, former governor, presents a clean record and strong reputation. Pinchback struggles as Republicans oppose his bid, with resignation allegations cited to impede his way. Committees reportedly hold his credentials while Pied waits out the session.
Telegraph reports Cumberland experiences clear weather with a Van Derart Merr forecast origin in Washington. The notice notes the day as January 24 1816 and provides a concise meteorological readout for the region.
A New Orleans letter to the New York Times describes intense local hatred of General Sheridan. Citizens mock him in windows, shops, and theatres with caricatures and songs. The piece notes misattribution of blame for troop actions and cites a culture of insult and fear, with scattered anecdotes from daily life.
Guo and Gessner prepared for cold weather with a stock of heating and cooking stoves. Prices are moderate and popular patterns are offered. A call at No 10 North Mechanic street will attract the interest of the patrons of the city.
An apr spa event or listing appears connected to Clesancre location at No 10 N Puctanic Street. Details are sparse but indicate a service or gathering labeled as spa taking place in that area.
In Chicago on January 23, B. G. Caulfield was elected Democratic congressman for the First District to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John B. Caulfield won the seat in a special election held today.
The New Orleans Conservative caucus asks the Congressional committee to study the 1874 returns with testimony and determine which Legislature members were lawfully elected. Local residents rebut charges of lawlessness and armed conflict, affirming order and cooperation during and after the election.
A Rochester researcher and twelve companions sampled a nine year old tisnake with flesh described as tasting like eel and potentially resembling snake meat. The odd meal drew curiosity about exotic fare in local society.
City notices show Consolidation Coal Co offering run of mine coal at 2.20 per ton in yards with lump coal pricing and delivery options. City sales agents and local resident agents are listed for orders, with agents M Dynon and Mullholland named. Local advertisers promote coal and other goods at 967 Baltimore St and related addresses.
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