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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1875

Page

2

England Recognizes New King of Spain and Other Foreign News

Foreign dispatches report Britain recognizing Alfonso XIII’s successor as king of Spain. French Cabinet resignations follow Assembly opposition to constitutional bills. Cuban insurgents defeat a Spanish column near Manacas with 150 losses. John Mitchel is seated in Parliament from Tipperary after election despite eligibility challenges.

Alphonso Hag Tifteen Cuba China Cablinet Singapore Hind Bean Graercat Britain Spain Calon Dublin Weller Great Britain Tichburna Stoke-on-Trent Manacas John Mitchel Tipperary

Railroad land policy and grasshopper relief updates

The General Land Office replies on Union Pacific land selection affecting agricultural lands and coal lands. A War Department order outlines grasshopper relief enrollment in Western states, naming process and resource checks. Massachusetts Supreme Court upholds mortality verdict in Pomeroy case. Eastern railways adopt new tariff for freight from Chicago to Baltimore and Philadelphia with specified rates.

General Land Office Union, Pacific Railroad Company War Department Act of Congress Missouri Supreme Court of Massachusotts Jesse EH. Pomeroy Boston Eastern Railway Chica Goi Philadelphia Baltimore New York

Tariffs and notices from the period

The piece lists freight tariffs from St Louis to western points with first to fourth classes and special rates, plus a 72 cent first class rate to western lines. It covers reports on the National Grange, tobacco taxes, river improvement, and a War Department supply order for grasshopper relief. Also noted are suffrage meetings, Kansas county funding, a fatal fall in Washington, a railroad fare cut, state fairs, burns and explosions, presidential proclamations, Grange leadership changes, and deaths including M L Dunlap.

Western Chicago Mississippi River St. Louis Louisiana Hannibal Quincy Burlington Davenport Kansas City Omaha Council Bluffs Missouri River Natiral Grange Texas Pacific Railroad Congress Washington West New York Pacific Mail Rufus Hatch Missouri State Woman's Suffrage Association Kansas Capitol Baltimore & Club Pennsylvania Illinois State Board of Agriculture Ottawa Doyle Indianapolis West Jefferson Ohlo William Stratton Senate

Lawful voting rights not violated in Arkansas Grand Jury report

Grand Jury at Little Rock reported that under Gov Garland instructions the Prosecuting Attorney summoned witnesses and examined about forty complainants of terror, yet found no instance of denial of voting or other rights. the jury noted unusual quiet. West Virginia moves capital to Wheeling. Connecticut Democrats reaffirm ticket led by Gov Ingersoll. Louisiana Arkansas tax talks and hard money stance. Mr and Mrs D B Mellett of McConnellsburg Pa left three children home alone mid trip.

Little Rock Ark Garland West Virginia Wheeling Connecticut Hartford Charles R. Ingersoll Louisiana Arkansas D. B. Mellett McConnellsburg

Fragmented Trial Testimony and Congressional Actions Reported

Reading from a defeated, fragmentary record the piece details testimonies about a family case including Catherine Cary and Mr Heecher. it also notes Congress actions in the Senate and House on rail subsidies District of Columbia government bills pensions and bounty settlements, and funeral observances for Representative Hooper with various votes and amendments across dates.

Senate Dallas & Salt Lake Committee On Railroads Yeas .S District of Columbia Prposed Yeas Roberts and Kelley Pennsylvania Confederate Congress Lonla Damndes Ro Rata Renato Eaton Buckingham Connecticut Pacific Mail Steamship Com Judiciary Committee San Francisco China Japan United States Wilson Anthony Rhode Island Prolem Conference House Aleo Freedmen‘s Bureau Thomas W Fitch Navy Hooper Mannachhusetts Sargent aeThe Committee On Elections Mortom Wooper Peabody School St. “Augusta Fin

Debate on telegraph roads and habeas powers in sessions

A lengthy debate covers telegraph postroads and regulating commercial intelligence, with Senate action on the Pinch Beck resolution and various amendments. House considers Revenue Bill and Mississippi River improvements. a somber asylum visit described with a vivid, emotional observation of aging inmates and a slide in icy yard.

Sranpintan’ Po Senate Beck Glock’p Alabama

Master and Man in the Household Social Code

The London Horné contrasts master and servant, labeling rules for behavior and privileges. It decries double standards on intoxication, holidays, Sundays, and reading, and contrasts punishment, communication, and language between masters and servants.

London Horné

Monstrous Shoe Tale From Bloomington Paper

A Bloomington Pantagraph item praises and lampoons a Worcester shoe seller showing a peculiar boot tied to a Sandusky belle. The ornate, fantastical description includes measurements and mock foot fashion, interwoven with brief notes on army desertions and seed growing from double flowers.

Bloomington Damon Worcester Magsa Sandusky Ohio Whck Colorado

New York Normal Schools Inspiring Ottawa Address

An Ottawa address by the Governor General praises New York normal schools visited during a tour. He describes students performing, gymnastic displays, and advanced instruction in geology, Shakespeare, astronomy, and science, highlighting thorough teaching and early preparation for higher education.

New York School Celebre Ottawa Canada Lora Diderineeee Dominion

San Francisco Steamer Sheds 18000 Match Boxes Overboard

A San Francisco steamer dumped about 18 000 boxes of matches into the sea to lighten the vessel and reduce its draft. The move aimed to improve buoyancy and safety during rough conditions, with crews reporting a notable impact on stability.

San Francisco

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