Starving Kansas Settlers Report From a Reverend Gentleman
A reverend visitor reports on dire famine affecting Kansas settlers. He has seen relief efforts and four categories of provisions distributed to survivors. Mothers and children are highlighted as suffering without adequate food or clothing amid widespread want.
Help Them Suffering Homesteaders In Kansas Letter Urges Aid
A 1874 Inter Ocean letter from Monticarso Illinois reporter Villa r s urges rapid relief for Smith County Kansas settlers amid severe destitution. It details scarce food, freezing families, and delayed shipments while praising the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad for fast freight.
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Inter Ocean
Monticarso
Platt Co
Ill
Smith County
Platt County
Central Committee
Topeka
Kansas
Pawnee
Mississippi
Ocal
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Streator
William Weir
W. M. Angier
Boston
Chicago
Omaha
Burlington and Quincy
Hastings
Neb
Inter-Ocean
Pratt County
Northwest
Sumner County
Reno County
Smith
Destitute Dakota Settlers Relief Society Appeal
Citizens of southeastern Dakota form the Southern Dakota Relief Society to aid destitute settlers facing grasshopper devastation. Elk Point serves as headquarters for collection and disbursement, with the mayor leading. They seek worn clothing bedding boots and shoes bread grain seeds fuel medicines and small money to reach remote prairie homes.
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Dakota
Dakota Territory
Minnesota
Colorado
Northwest
North
Elk Point
Southern Dakota Relief Society
Dakota Southern Railroad
Postage stamps in New York 1861 to 1878 contract details
A Buffalo Express report explains stamp production in New York under Continental Bank Note Company from 1861 to 1878 with a fireproof setup in the Equitable Life Building. It covers stamping, gum composition, sheet cutting, and safety measures, plus post office demand, annual usage, and Postmaster salaries including J I James at $6,000.
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New York
Buffalo Express
United States
American Bank Note Company
Continental Bank Note Company
The
Continental
Greenwich
Liberty
Equitable Life Insurance
Broadway
Cedar Street
Hhe
Daniel M. Boyd
Charles F. Steel
Henry Bowen
Boyd
Iwo
Washington
Post Office Department
Guthrie
Ind
New Jersey
J. I. James
Gems of Thought on Family Speech and Table Etiquette
A reflective piece urges tender daily acts over grand deeds to bind families. It cautions that unguarded speech breeds bitterness in marriage, advises restrained, cheerful table conversation, and notes that educated, pleasant discourse educates the home and garners affection and cooperation.
Relief society freight bill wording debated in inquiry
The Dakota Relief Society proposes the freight bill read For the relief of grasshopper éufferea with a committee including W Baas pecan General J db Parten Oni tenon secretary Rev G Faetman How B W Latan Dra J G Conter General J B Parton and the Committee on Inquiry and Solicitation.
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Dakota Relief Society
Growth Toward Goodness Through Consistent Effort
A reflective line asserts that steady, small efforts to do our best produce goodness over time. It suggests moral development comes from minute by minute actions rather than grand aims, likening virtue to fruit ripening naturally.
The State Finances in Illinois Two Year Report
The State Auditor Gen Lippincotts biennial report for the two years ending Nov 30 1874 reviews Illinois finances. Receipts totaled 11 18805218 and disbursements 11 06181081, with state, county, city, and local taxes inflating figures. The bonded debt stood at 1 780973165 in 1874, but a treasury balance and railroad fund expectations suggest near debt elimination. Local debts across counties and towns total about 14 million to 31 million with substantial reductions noted. The canal and Illinois River funds show a favorable outlook. overall, Illinois’ finances are improving despite prior debt concerns.
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Gen.Lippincott
Illinois
State of
Illinois Central Railroad Fund
Supreme Court
General Assembly
State's Journal
General Sheridan's Southern Policy Stirs Controversy
General Sheridan's dispatch to the Secretary of War depicts Louisiana as anarchic with insecurity and no redress for crimes. He denounces White Leaguers as banditti and urges firm action, despite facing denunciation and danger as his telegrams circulate to New Orleans.
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Sheridan
Hornet’s Nest
Secretary of War
Louisiana
New Orleans
Martial law urged to end Louisiana rebellion say Tribune
The Tribune argues that after ten years of emollients in Louisiana the insurgent threat requires strong action. It favors martial law and swift tribunals, saying the state government is a failure to protect life and property and that Congress or the President should take initiative. It condemns pardoned insurgents and warns White Leagues will face harsh justice.
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United States Army
South
Louisiana
Sheridan
Congress
Penn
Marr
Manhattan Club
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Chicago Journal
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