16 Dec 1868
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Newspaper
Daily Milwaukee News
Location
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1868
Page
1
This morning's despatches report a large military reunion in Chicago with an assembled Army of Officers. The article lists the organizations and officers present, detailing the structure and leadership of the various units.
Lieut Gen Sherman delivers a stirring welcome to officers from all armies gathered in Chicago. He honors Grant Sherman Thomas and Schofield, recalls Civil War unity and duty, and urges continued fidelity to the nation as veterans prepare for future commemorations and society meetings.
Washington announces a new small coin series intended to replace the nickel in circulation. The plan outlines design changes and production steps to ease use and reduce wear on everyday transactions.
The 40th Congress discusses a nickel coin redemption plan and a new small coin series, delays on the copper tariff bill, and multiple resolutions on foreign relations and civil offices. Debates cover New York election frauds, duties on imports, river commerce, and military matters, with extensive remarks on policy and enforcement.
London December 15 reports the Commons bar remarks by the queen and adjournment to February 11. Writs issued for vacancies, John Bright seeks re election in Birmingham, and Baxter in Montrose considers secretary role. Memorias on the release of Fenian prisoners circulate in Catholic churches. Market reports follow with stock and commodity prices.
New York dispatch reprinted by western papers claims August Belmont never owned or had pecuniary interest in The World or any faction. It states he supported the party seriously and gave about 100000 dollars to campaigns and related activities, with committees distributing funds and paying for ratifying meetings and political machinery.
Cincinnati December 15. The reeling establishment of L Gotchel on Linastmem was destroyed by fire causing about 2000 in losses. It was insured for 1100. A convention of railroad laborers met at Columbus today to form a brotherhood for themselves and families.
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