Henry III Public Republicasy and Related Notices
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Henry III public republicasy and scattered names such as GKO WOME IK Riltor. No coherent event or context is provided to determine a full summary.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1880
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Henry III public republicasy and scattered names such as GKO WOME IK Riltor. No coherent event or context is provided to determine a full summary.
The House approved a joint resolution providing $20,000 to represent the United States at the International Fish Exhibition in Berlin next April. The Interior Department would manage Indian trust funds and invest interest as allowed by treaty law and pending details.
The excerpt outlines debates in the British House of Commons on Ireland famine policy and a proposed amendment to the address. It notes arrests in Galway, Irish land league comments, and varied international reactions including Russia, France, and Germany. It mentions Eviction law suspensions, the Czar’s security fears, and a Franco-German war cost figure.
London dispatches report Russia seeking a heavy loan in Paris and Berlin. Duchess of Marlborough Relief Fund buys £10000 worth of potatoes for Ireland planting season. Dublin notes Ireland improving despite distress. Blaine rejects Vice Presidency under Grant. A New York murder and other brief items follow.
A 1879 Illinois report covers the Illinois & Michigan Canal with officers and finances, noting uninterrupted navigation and net revenue of 6 078.57. Other items describe a child’s eye injury from a chair fork, a suicide attempt near Wyoming, a Chicago wheat elevator collapse, a farmer’s self-harm attempt, and fat cattle crop figures for 1879.
A Temple Bar writer recounts Sir Humphrey Davy's courage from youth to science. It describes him cutting free a bitten leg with a pocketknife and cauterizing the wound, then notes his bold chemical inquiry into nitrong gas and its safe effects on health.
The passage recounts early scientific experiments with nitrous oxide and hydrocarbonate gas. It describes subjects inhaling gas from bags, experiences of giddiness, dizziness, and altered sensation, and notes reactions in himself and a companion, including temporary loss of speech, weakness, and a sense of exhilaration. It also references Davy’s aims to compare effects with nitrous oxide and his bold self-experimentation.
President Warns against colonization attempts in the Indian Territory west of Arkansas and orders removal of violators. The notice invokes United States laws and military aid to enforce the proclamation issued in Washington on February 12 in the year 180.
February 9 at Corwin Centre near Bradford a nitro glycerine blast killed Howard Sackett of Forestville New York and fatally injured James Feeney. A team of horses died and three houses were wrecked as 100 pounds of glycerine in ten quart cans caused a deadly wreck when a sleigh overturned on rough roads.
A massive blast wrecked a sleigh crewed by Sackett and Feeney. Sackett was torn and disemboweled though miraculously alive at the edge of a deep crater. Feeney survived after leaping back from the blast, with others injured as houses and a barn were leveled nearby.
A nineteen year old inmate in Richmond County jail writes a heartfelt note to the Sheriff and jail supporters after his release, praising humane kindness from jail staff and outlining his resolve to reform. The letter highlights forgiveness, support from Mrs Floyd and deputies, and the path toward honest work and personal betterment.
The Bishop of Manchester will marry Miss Duncan of Bath next month and clergy in the diocese are subscribing a gift of one guinea. The engagement has lasted about a quarter of a century and the bishop has been devoted to his ailing mother, recently widowed.
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