Partisan papers shift to independent stance amid reforms
The Daily Times notes several major newspapers once backed the Republican party. They abandoned partisan lines as perceived corruption grew, warning successors of a crisis. It argues a cabinet officer branded a felon seeks to shift political weight in campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Springfield Republican
Chicago Tribune
Cincinnati Commercial
The Bottom Failing Out and Impeachment Prospects
A Washington correspondent predicts sweeping Democratic investigations may lead to impeachment of Grant. Reports claim Navy and War Department findings surpass prior disclosures, with alleged frauds, Babcock shielding, and a possible inquiry into Luckey and cabinet-linked plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cincinnati Enquirer
Grant
Navy Department
War Department
Debsno
Babcock
Luckey
St. Louis
Lockey
United States
Hooker
Mississippi
War and Navy
Brooke bill advances to governor for law
The bill cleared the Senate early yesterday afternoon with minimal opposition and awaits governor approval to become law. No strong resistance emerged during debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Fort Sill reform and tribal notices in Kansas
Garant voids Evans appointment while accepting the resignation of a criminal secretary. Only Potawatomi in Kansas remain, about 700, living on a ten mile square reservation with a government paid perpetual annuity of 52 dollars yearly. A curious Camden, North Carolina note describes a male bird visitor and a pistol threat observed by two women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garant
Evans
Fort Sill
Kaneas
Ub Pottawatomier
Log & Reservation
Inauguration of the Academy of Music Opens Big Bonanza
The New Academy of Music in town opened with Augustin Daly's The Big Bonanza. Mr Frederick Warde and a strong cast performed, praised for polished acting and lively staging though weather dampened attendance. The orchestra led by Prof Siebeck played classic overtures and marches, with the company delivering a robust evening of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of
Manth
P. O
Frederick Warde
Maude
Siebeck
Augustin Daley
Cosinc
Bob Rugges
Frederick B Warde
Jonathan Cawallager
JU Rowe
Cawallader
M Lanagan
Rymple
Cane
E Reinert
Jack Lyner
W B& Harkies
Alphonsus D
Haase
OOCE
Nawer
Teeoe Stampets
Serene IE Ices
G N Nilock
Lucrecia Cawallader
Laosgan Bugeuia
Mies Kama Pierce
Caroline Cawallader
Dickson Virgie
Merce Charles Bebboe
Eama Stockman
Ile de Vincey
Lydia Hobers
Boo Ruggies
Fioe
Warde
Mr. Owe
Jonathan Cavallader
Lavagan
Wal Street
Ana Linagas
Pierce
Evgenia
Miss Chires
Vergil
Hotto
Hieber
Utilising Coal Dust in Steam Raising Trials
An Eagle report details trials using coal dust in place of coal to raise steam for pumping water into Philadelphia and Reading Company reservoirs. Trials show increased steam output with coal dirt in various plant boilers and locomotives, suggesting broader use across stationary engines and locomotives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Bixth Street
Railroad Company
Chestnut Street
Chestnut
Franklin
Eagle
Radio Bethie
General Oeter
J. E. Wootten
Reading
Agle
Trial of John Crez and the disorderly house
The Nevada Chronicle recounts a courtroom scene where questions to Nellie probe residence and noises on a night, amid defense and prosecuting quips. It notes a tragedy and references women voting in Wyoming, plus miscellaneous humorous vignettes about social life and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Nelle
Crez
Cowle
John
Stephens
Nevada Chronicle
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Times
T. F. Sccardell
Offce
Baltimore St
Near
Bridge
Camdenn
N. C
Academy of Music
Mr. Ford
Magnifcant Company
The
Jas. McLaughlin
Crampets
Gorman
Tae Mog
Tuk Bar
Am Keimat
Wyoming
Newport
R. I
Pittsburgh
Bob
Liege
Fisuierkom
Christianey
Caneron
Senator McDonald
McDonald
Sevator Booth
Morton
Hero
Telegraph
Washerton, D. C
Middle States
Daily Times
Maryland
Annapolis
Register
Norwich Bulletin
Cochin
Coulehan—Hugan
St. John’s Church
Batimore
Father Maloy
Mevy
Kan
Michael (Oulehan
Dais
Mary Joseph Hogar
Balimore
the New Academy OF Music
F. B. Warde
Dramatic Company
Ford's Grand Opera House
Baltimore
Paris
New York
Louis
Henaisrta
Police
Mies
Ada Gilmore
Emma Piece
Mr F
B Warde
Mr M
Charlotte Bronte
Carrer Bell
Frrei
J. BP. Wiesel
Umbia Street
Mai
LINCO
Lincoln
Cumberland
Orchestra and Orchestra
Chele
Sid
Ard
P. Wiesel
Baltimore Street
Marl
Market House
Will
Pablic Eatery
Rob Robets
Wwe
Eliii
Sam
Cassimere
Samuel Soneborn
Reynold’s Buildings
Cumberland, MD
Coney Grones and Hanpison Sts
BI Beg
Mechanic St
Youtra
Comberland
Bovaerl
Talor Cap
W. G. Mellinger
Johnston
Liberty Street
City I
City Hotel
Revere House
M. Ee
Ant. Nauk
Joan Y Fay
Deltimaore Ame
America
City of
Or Phap
Rochzs Tes
Careron's
Tatp Wm
Deveemon
Frostburg Gas Light Compay
Agricultural Society of
Allegany County
W. Vecmosa
Washington Street
Pear
Conmalinna Ae
Eet Ak Ot Genteneyo
McH
Inecurive
Law Fom
Veuy
Jos
Wendell’s
Cowen
U & Digest
Jorge Rigulator Creck
Konn Bass
Riz
Betee
Pur Chaser
W “Bey Semmes
Turner Hall
I. O