Vast Speculation Outcomes and Global News Tangle
A survey of recent financial wins reports gains of five to seven million by Northwestern stock victors while losers settle. Notable notes include Grervey insurance, fires in Lina Edwin’s theater, and a Boston blaze with many deaths. International and political turmoil across Paris, Spain, Prussia, and Washington highlights.
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Northwestern
Henry N. Smith
Heracke Grervey
Tribune Association
Lina Edwin
New York
Boston
Jay Gould
Wall Street
Congress Reassembles Amid Absentees and Confirms Investigations
The Forty-Second Congress reopens with many absentees in both chambers. Sumner greeted warmly as Wilson and others propose measures, including a committee to probe the Credit Mobilier scandal and relief for Boston fire sufferers. A resolution honors Horace Greeley as Congress adjourns.
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Congress
Senate
House
Mr. Sumner
Donking
Schurz
Morton
Sumner
Fenton
United States
Army
Wilson
Boston
Banks
Foreign Relations Committee
Blaine
Cox
Credit Mobilier
Messrs
Poland
Beck, Niblack and McCrary
Dawes
House of Representatives
Horace Greeley
Internal Revenue Report Shows 1871 Receipts Rise and Tobacco Revenue
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue reports total receipts from all sources at 131 770 946 with whisky 49 475 576 and tobacco 33 736 170. It notes declines due to 1870 legislation, details ferment ed liquor tax gains, number of distilleries registered, and 1872 tax shifts. It cites production figures, tax law changes, and administrative costs for Congress and departments.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United States
Soonesases Peneacesseens Aasbeoenseascaee A Oses Aberones Botecaesessees
Atom Sibi Cadet
Entesese Seo
Comnech
Sersco Serserserse
New Hampshire
Dakota
New Jersey
New Mexico
District Columbia
New York
Biopuib
North Carolina
COIR
Cdi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texaga
Louisiana
Maine
Vermont
Maryland
N.d
Massachus
Washington
Michigan
West Virginia
Wiscodbin
Government Printing Office report details costs and outputs
The report shows the Government Printing Office cost $1 802 345 for the year, higher than most of the past decade except 1865. It lists printed outputs including 1 625 Senate documents 1 650 House documents and 825 copies of bills and resolutions.
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Senate
House
Supreme Court
Congress
Government Office
Congressional
Patent Office
State Department
Treasury Department
Interior Department
War Department
Navy Department
Judiciary Department
Postoffice Department
Department of Agriculture
Office of Congressional
Death of Horace Greeley the New York Tribune editor
Horace Greeley died at Tarrytown NY on November 29 at 6 50 p m after his wife’s death and a brief relapse. He resumed editorial charge after her death but suffered insomnia weakness and brain inflammation. He spoke of faith and died peacefully with family present. He was born February 3 1811 in Amherst New Hampshire and built a career from printer to editor of the New York Tribune.
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Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
Tarrytown
Tribune
Greeley
A. J. Johnson
Gorge C. Choate
Dr. Choate
Mr. Greeley
Chappaqua
Choate
Jno. R. Stuart
Reid
de. Choate’s
Gabrielle
Ida
Amherst
N. H
West Haven
Horace
Northern Spectator
East Poultney
Erie County
Jamestown
Lodi
N. Y
Erie
New York
Story
New- Yorker
Daily Whig
Jeffersonian
Log- Cabin
The
Log-Cabin
Congress
Mary F. Chaney
Warrenton
N. C
Charles Lawman
Washington
Frirenp Lanman
Western Patents Issued Week Ended Nov 5 1872
List of patents granted by the US Patent Office for Illinois Indiana Wisconsin and Michigan with inventors and towns including Lorens Kendle Rochelle George C Morgan Chicago John H Morgan Ishkum hes George H Ney Monmouth John Olson Chicago James V Pangburn Galesburg Daniel Bull Amboy etc Cross references to drafts windmills plows corn planters and other devices as reported by Gridley and Warner patent attorneys.
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United States Patent Office
Gridley & Warner
South Clark Street
Chicago
Illinois
Lorens Kendlle
Rochelle
George C. Morgan
John H. Morgan
George H. Ney
Monmouth
John Olson
James V. Pangburn
Galesburg
Daniel Bull
Amboy
William W. Crocker
Waukegan
William J. Wallingsford
Portland
Alden Barnes
Bloomington
Pierre L. Gibbs
Daniel Harris
Quincey
Hamlin G. Russell
Lincoln
Lincoln, Orlean—Augustus C. Stoesiger
Indiana
David M. Allen
Jeffersonville
Charles E. Shannon
South Bend
Alice W. McClure
Richmond
Andrew Jackson Noe
Mitchell
Joseph Ridge
Warren H. Thomas
Goshen
Lyman R. Blake
Fort Wayne
James Curry
Joseph Lane
Eugene
William Purcell
Princeton
Jacob D. Shelton
Fort Branch
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Cummings
Milwaukee
Priestly
Des Moines
Iowa
Springfield
Ludington
Mich
San Francisco
Marquis of
Londonderry
Robert Bowles
London
Spain
Thiers
Turers
National Assembly
Thiers Rouxe
France
Hepworth Dixon
Pall Mall Gazette
Paris
Thiera
Lefranc
Germany
Diet
Josm Mansfirap
Bowles Brothers
Covoret
Pennsylvania
Grant
Edwards Pierrepont
Charles Francis Adams
George William Curtis
O. P. Morton
United States Senate
James D. Williams
Missouri
O’conor
Oglesby
Trumbull
Roscoe Conkling
John A. Bingham
Ohio
Rome
Greely
Alabama
California
Anti-Secret Society Party
Vee Alliners
Berrien County
Schuyler Celfax
Pope
Spencer
Jupee Merriman
Sexaron Sumner
Baltic
Atlantic
Prof. Watson
Ann Arbor
M d
Cyrille Dion
John Deery
Dion
Deery
Post Office Department
Justice Newson
United States Supreme Court
Ward Hunt
Publi Works Eneenene
Postal Service
Lawee
Pacific Railroad Company
Ternese
Scofield
Internal Revenue
Government Printing Office
James J. McDill
William 4H
Derosear
Primrose
Thomas C. Harris
Dresden Deeeiver
Albert C. Smith
Fort Madison
Wisconsin
Royal W. McIntyre
Oregon
Whitman Brown
Oshkosh
Feather Renovator
Charles Kindall
Beloit
Levi L. Wilsen
Denmark
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