19 Jan 1878
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1878
Page
1
The piece surveys Grant’s multilingual prowess, a Missouri Democrat critique of a presidential reopen proposal, and conspiratorial rhetoric of patriots. It notes Diaz’s government, a looming Mexican revolution, and a Democratic-Republican split in Congress. It highlights Kentucky’s fiscal surplus and prudent state finances.
George S Pendleton and Allen G Thurman will give Ohio a distinguished representation in the United States Senate. Pendleton's election by the Ohio Legislature Wednesday was foreshadowed by his long service in Congress from 1856 to 1864 and his trusted stance in critical political moments.
The Balto. Sun profiles Judge John M. Robinson of Queen Anne’s county as elected chief judge of the Talbot Caroline Queen Anne’s Kent and Cecil circuit under the 1867 constitution. With Stump of Cecil and Wicks of Kent as associates, he practiced widely in civil and criminal law and once served as presidential elector for Buchanan. He is described as not seeking office but accepting only high-responsibility posts when urged by citizens.
Our Washington Letter outlines the present session of Congress focusing on the Bland Silver Bill departmental investigations and activities in the Capital city as reported by our Washington correspondent. The piece highlights legislative debates, committee inquiries, and regional impacts of policy proposals.
The nation watches Congress as the silver issue and Bland bill sparks deep sectional divides. Western support for silver and the resumption policy clash with Eastern and Southern anti silver stances while investigations loom, corruption rumors swirl, and a joint session to elect a U S Senator unfolds without a result.
The speaker notes the commission’s decision may be seen as unjust by many yet promises to report hopeful news if the representatives act. The forthcoming letter hinges on parliamentary action and the interest of the country’s business community.
An OCR fragment from December 18, 1877 lists wheat and corn quality codes with grade hints. Names Wheat-Fultz and Amber appear, showing 40 percent and price or yield references. The legible portion notes color and grade markers but is incomplete for a full report.
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