Foreign and Domestic News From Early 1880s Dispatches
General Rickles left the Spanish government and key diplomats shift posts. Reports from London Madrid and Berlin cover elections in Britain and Germany, Indian hostilities in Cuba and the West, and temperance movements in Ohio and Indiana. Obvious focus on Grange activities, labor, and public notices amid international tension.
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Rickles
Spaniaté G
Ades
Glidrgo
Legation
M.baffet
Watheah Assembly
London
Gladatone
Eset
Bertin
David Friedrich Strauss
Spain
Bruceels
Berlin
Utsuon
Yeddo
Jovellar
Cuba
Anfiro
Peraone
Madrid
Chesterfield
Barnsley
England
Disraeli
Buckingham
Blute Columbia
L’univers
Iostadca
Prince Pack
Garriet Wolseley
Gold Coast
Rio Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Hercules
Territorial Legislature Passes Bill to Move Capital to Deef Leages
The Montana Legislature approved a bill to relocate the capital from Virginia City to Deef Leages. The Mississippi House adopted a resolution pressing for resignation of a Senator as part of a broad political action.
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Asi
Montana
Virginia City
Pac Kabias Bouse
Beuatoy Pomeroy
Connecticut
Convéi’ Tion
Hartford
Henry B. Harrison
Govarnor
John T
Jindham County
Mississippi House of Representatives
Congress Debates Currency Reform and Public Works
Senate and House actions include sworn-in Senator John Hager of California, new currency revenue measures, and bills funding East Tennessee University relief. Debates cover banking, canal construction, post office staffing, and currency withdrawal proposals with adjournments and committee actions shaping early reforms.
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Senate
John 8. Hager
California
Billa
McCreery
Hager
East Tennessee University
Washington
St. Philip Canal
Atlantic & Great Western Canal
Tenneseee
Coosa
Alabama
Ocmilges
Georgia
Internal Revenue
Whris and Tobacco
Aftlentl, & Great Western Canal Company
Clinton
Committee On
Arkansas
Lshire
Buffalo River
Gand-Bar
Segislature
Missouri
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Raphael Semmes
Secretary of the Interior
Cameroners
Cashee River
Texas
Fort Cobb
Fort Silk
Wichita
Walnut River
Kansas
House
United States
Philadelphia
Thetrict
Columbia
Morrill
Maine
Allison
Iowa
Conalata
Boutwell
Thorman
Army
First National Bank of Washington
Indian affairs reforms and civil rights bill developments
Legislative notes from January to May 1872-1875 describe Indian affairs reforms, Senate amendments, and army appropriations. Highlights include military and territorial actions, district affairs committees, and civil rights discussions with currency and tax provisions under debate.
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Déola
Loess
O. O. Howard
JY. Baa
New York
District of Columbia
H. Roberta
House
Senate
James 8. Harvey
Kansas
H.R Wgase
Miseleaippi
South Carolina
Congress
Fort Reynolds
Colorado Territory
Ato
Secretary of War
Dakota
Danbury Hatters Misadventure on Rival Steamers
Danbury residents read of Mr. A Robinson a hatter, in New York on business, who mistook which boat to board. He swapped luggage, climbed a lumber pile between ships, and, failing to track the correct vessel, watched both boats depart with his bundles, prompting a public scene and laughter.
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St. Louis
Coffey
Missouri
Charleston
Thompson
Canada
Dominion
Jefferson Davis
New Orleans
Liverpool
Boston
National Grange
Grange
Abbott
Massachusetts
State Grange
Messrs
Parsons
Minnesota
Warden
Florida
Hamilton
Alabama
Colton
Vermont
Allen
Master Adams
Saunders
Washington
Chambers
Alabamna
Hudson
Kansas
Wright
California
Chase
New Hampshire
Brown
Michigan
Doyle
Kentucky
Massachusetts Senate
C. T
D. P. Lagendorf
Charlotte
Thomas Carney, Jr
Bay City
V. T
Ellend
Christian
Pantise
John Evans
Bellevue
Sharp
North Adama
Charles Kingeley
Queen Victoria
New York
United States
Lincoln
Buffalo
St. James’ Hall
Illinois General Assembly
James B. Steedman
Walte
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Armitage
Thatchey
de Kove
Racine
Rth-Brief
A. Robinson
Danbury
Nor
Norwalk
Mr. Robinson
Robinson
Danbury News
Saginaw and Bay County Mills Produce Record Milestone
In Saginaw and Bay counties 108 saw mills reported an annual capacity of 885 million feet and last year cut 619 million feet. On hand stock stood at 191 million feet with 4071 men employed and mill property capital of 450 thousand dollars. Shingles cut reached 182 million feet and elementary lath and picket production totaled 363 thousand and 110 thousand respectively. A Dover of Michael Dodds near Sparland Illinois died after a hunting accident.
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Saginaw
Bay County
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Praying Temperance Movement
Lowa
Ohio
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Lahoy
National
Jacksonville
Mindy
Harley
Chicago Evening Journal
Trewater
Herold
Ges
Board of Navigation Commissioners
Fish
Antric
Paris
Germany
Richardson
United States Senate
New York City
Cheap Transportation Association
Chicago
Fort Laramie
Omaha
Corporal Coleman
Indiana
Pth
Laramie Peak
Cheyenne
Platte
Red Cloud
Ord
Frank Appleton
Howard
Spotted Tall
Cotton States
Roiaing
Springfield
Ill
State Board of Railway and Warehouse Commissioners
Toledo, Wabash & ‘Western
Xenia
Columbus
Cincinnati
Shelbyvale
Ind
War Department
Robin= gon
Coleman
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Patrons of Husbandry
Slave States
Taylor
Pomona
Kelley
Moore
Flora
Woodson
Iron Mountain
Gadshill
Post Office’ Department
Woman’s Temperance Crusade
Jefferromyne
Oshkosh
Wis
Congressional
Michael Dodds
Sparland, Il
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