Reward Offered for Brigham Young Payoffs to Utah Officials
A Sedalia Missouri Democrat urges informants to reveal how much Brigham Young paid Utah officials to allow him to depart Salt Lake City with his wives and followers. The appeal seeks unverified testimony, offering one hundred dollars and favoring Democratic sources, with stipulations for responsible revision.
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Corruption at Washington and tariffs spark debate
The piece assault the monopolists controlling the White House and Congress to prevent revenue law changes. It claims the era shows vast corruption around Grant's renomination and contrasts Canadian and American rail rail costs, blaming a radical tariff for the advantage.
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Weakening Grant Administration Faces National Debt Strain
Citizens tally payments on the national debt rather than the total stolen amount in the past three years. The growing spread of alarming figures unsettles taxpayers as discussions focus on the mounting losses and fiscal strain.
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Mysterious pants bring divorce in odd tale
A Davenport man wakes after billiards to find his pants not his own and a wife's alarm. He rushes to a drugstore for a remedy, returns to confront a wardrobe swap. The next day investigators reveal the pants hid four hundred dollars. Jane leaves for Illinois as a divorce is filed.
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German Citizens in Reply to As rious on German American Citizens
Carl Schurz defends German American loyalty, recounting pride in being American, noting German-born citizens served early and faithfully in the Civil War. He argues for mutual friendship between the United States and Germany and rejects claims of divided duties. The piece weaves other items on vaccination, sheep losses to dogs, and Philadelphia rail passes.
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Suburban unrest reflected in wartime press voices
In a critical crossfire of editorials the New York Times and Washington Republican attack German loyalty and General Schurz, alleging treason and corruption while praising loyalists. The piece notes public anger at Grant and administration figures amid calls for change as the war continues.
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Delegation Seeks Bill to Preserve Skunk in Congress
A St in Columbus House of Representatives from Union County proposes a law to prevent the termination of the animal known as the skunk. The members argue the animal is preserved there and protest any extermination.
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How Trees Breathe and a Gerrymandered Wisconsin
The piece likens plant leaves to lungs and notes carbon absorption and oxygen release. It claims Wisconsin is drawing a gerrymandered map with 158,000 population in a Democratic district and 80,000 in a Radical district, predicting increasing rotten boroughs in the House.
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Benatey
Davenport city valuation, Illinois set at 3 787653
The city of Davenport Illinois is valued at 3 787 653 dollars. A free public picture gallery is proposed in Chicago. Miscellaneous notes cover public sentiment on finance and social topics across several states.
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