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Newspaper
Dundee Weekly
Location
Dundee, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1872
Page
2
Washington dispatches confirm Cuba policy unchanged
A Washington dispatch asserts the administration maintains its Cuba policy of neutrality while protecting lawful merchant shipping. It protests the Spanish boarding of the Florida and seeks apology, disavowal, punishment, and damages. Grant reportedly demanded an apology after a discussion with ex Secretary Borie. Charles Hale nominated as Assistant Secretary of State. Large land grants totals and patent figures released. National Woman's Suffrage Convention meets in Washington with Mrs. Cady Stanton as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Florida
Philadelphia
New York
Congress
Woman's Suffrage Convention
Cady Stanton
Alarming smallpox death toll and famine notes in era reports
The summary notes tallies of smallpox deaths in London reaching about 8000 last year with a 31 year average near 600, urging strict sanitary controls, new hospitals, and district quarantines. It includes famine coverage from the Times of India, reports from Paris on royal restoration petitions, and dispatches from Havana, London, Madrid, and Dublin detailing political and military events and a high profile New York murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times of India
New York
Count de Chamford
Count de Paris
Havana
Suh
Joseph Gillott
Prince of Wales
Gontaut Biron
Germany
Bismark
Berlin
France
City of
Mexico
Roche
Diaz
Madrid
Sherman
Grant
Amadeus
Spain
United States
Dublin
National Assembly
Committee votes against Paris return proposal
The tenth committee to which the proposal that the Assembly return to Paris was referred reported adversely. A heavy shock of earthquake was felt at Quebec on the night of the ninth, lasting about five seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Quebec
Turmoil in Louisiana and Midwest Legislation Updates
Springfield minutes report on Chicago occupation debates with Governor Palmer alignment and Sheridan Mason critique. Ohio senators Morgan Sherman Sehenck named. Wisconsin legislature organizes with Hall Hoard Young. New Orleans unrest shows arrests, blasts Governor Warmoth, Longstreet placed in charge. Carter faction clashes injure Walter Wheyland. federal troops stationed near state house. War moth calls for calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Tit
Chicago
Palmer
United States
Sheridan
Mason
Ohio
Senate
George W. Morgan
John Sherman
Robert C. Sehenck
Sherman
Morgan
Jacob D. Cox
San Francisco
Laura D. Fair
Elisha Cook
Wisconsin
J. Waggoner
Richmond County
W. D. Hoard
Jefferson Union
Daniel Hall
Watertown
E. W. Young
Sauk
Fifield
Polk County
New Orleans
House
Warmoth
Unite States
General Assembly
Louisiana
Clouse
Ter
Vaider
Brewster
Grant
Washington
War Department
Emery
Secretary of War
Louisiana House of Representatives
Carterites
James Longstreet
Louisiana State Military
Hatleck
Louisville
State House
Lafayette Square
Carter House of Representatives
Walter R. Wheyland
Sabine
Carter
Ku Klux Trials End. 48 Sentenced in Spartansburg County
A South Columbia dispatch reports the Ku Klux trials concluded for now with 48 Spartansburg County defendants admitting guilt and receiving sentences from one month to two years. The Louisiana Legislature assembled at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Columbia
D. C
Spartansburg County
Louisiana
Senate and House actions on Civil Service and river projects
In Congress on the 8th,Senate debate followed Mr Schurz remarks as the Finance Committee bill to reorganize the civil service was noted. House measures included prohibiting state port charges,a Southern Transportation Co in NM and CO,Township trade and Cuba belligerent rights, and many land and river projects from Wisconsin to Oregon, Osage lands relief, and port of delivery at La Crosse. A presidential query on Atlantic canal was proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Schurz
New York
Finance Committee
Case Service
Fenton
Supreme Court
Kansas
Sumner
Southern Transportation Company
New Mexico
Colorado
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cuba
Civil Service
State of
Wisconsin Islands
Wisconsin River
St. Louis
Gasconade River
Portage Lake
Lake Superior Ship Canal
Beaver Ind
Osage Lands
LaCrosse
Wis
la Crosse
Port Oxford
Oren
Willamette Rivers
Committee On Civil Service Reform
Congressional actions and investigations over tax, lands, and seats
A detailed Senate and House session report covers tax repeal motion defeated 70 to 80, land dispute inquiries among railroads, naturalization and presidential eligibility debates, bounty and Indian land issues, and adjournments. It notes Ku Klux Committee findings in Arkansas, charges against Senator Clayton and Representative Edwards, and election contests in Virginia, Texas, and California. The Dills to preserve soldiers' discharges advance, Interior inquiries on railroad land grants proceed, and coinage and salary discussions occur as Congress adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fingeo
Hi Renee Te
Yeas
Judiciary Committee
St. Joseph
Pikes Peak
Senate
Arkansas
Wheeler
Whipple
Clayton
House
Edwards
Congress
Boles
United States
United States Grand Jury
United States Attorney
Aman
Roger Williams
Eees
Goldthwaite
Alabama
Foster Blodgett
Georgia
Joint
Ku Klux Committee
Committee On Elections
Committee On
Virginia
McKinzie
Braxton
Secretary of the Interior
Ohio River
Mobile
W. T. Clark
Third
Texas
N. C. Gedding
Clarke
Sargent
California
Shooting and Death of Colonel Fisk Case Summary
The Grand Central Hotel in New York witnessed Colonel Fisk shot by James Stokes as Fisk exited a carriage and entered the hotel. Three shots, two missing, one hitting Fisk in the abdomen proved fatal. Stokes was captured and jailed. legal actions include Mansfield related suits and blackmail allegations linked to Fisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Perham
Maine
George Stacy
Thomas B. Reed
B. B. Murray
Parker P. Burleigh
New York City
Howard
Rochester
N. Y
Washburn
Massachusetts
James Fisk, Jr
Edward
Stokes
Grand Central Hotel
Fisk-Mansfield
Fisk
Mansfield
Hall
Board of Aldermen
John Cochrane
James Fisk
Associated Press Dispatch
Fifteenth Precinct
Judge Beaty
Brady
Davits
Fisk dies after hotel shooting in Yorkville
The Yorkville scene centered on James Fisk Jr as he lay dying after being shot by Edward S. Stokes. The coroner and witnesses described Fisk's final hours, his wife Mrs. Fisk at his side, and the shock and grief of Jay Gould and others as the end approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes
Fisk
Edward 8. Stokes
New York
James Fisk, Jr
Jay Gould
Gould
Fisher
Pipes and reeds united in cabinet organs by Swedish inventor
Carl Fogelberg, a Swedish organ builder, has created a method to combine pipes with reeds in cabinet organs and gained US patents. A single screw can retune pipes when temperature shifts alter pitch, enabling true speaking pipes where earlier devices offered only imitations. Mason & Nawlin Organ Co has tested the invention and plans to market it, promising a major advance in cabinet organ technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fogelberg
United States
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Clear Complexion
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is promoted as a blood purifier to prevent pimples blotches and eruptions. The January issue notes Tur Lirran Corroran's new peace uniform and introduces the Prize Story for the year. It highlights the Little Corporal periodical as a suggested New Year read with a $1.50 yearly subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Lirran Corroran
Joan E. Minmm
Chicago, Il
Winter Proofing Through Fortifying the Body
An 19th century style notice extols winter health through Fortifying the internal system with Fosteretter's Stomach Bitters and Plantation Barrens. It warns cold damp weather threatens health and urges daily use to ward off diseases. The piece also promotes Plantations Brerens as a revolutionary tonic and advertises Cable Screw Wire Boots and Silver Tipped Shoes. It closes by touting Allen's Lung Balm for coughs, colds, and consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostetter
First Mortgage 730 Gold Bonds Offered by Northern Pacific
Jay Cooke & Co. advertise First Mortgage 730 Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad with seven and three tenths percent gold interest secured by a first mortgage on the road, equipment, and 23 000 acres per mile of track. They offer high current prices for 0 8 Five-Twenties and other marketable securities in exchange and provide pamphlets and full information through their offices and many banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Cooke & Co
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Philadelph
New York
Washington
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