Global Headlines Outline Turmoil and Fire in 19th Century News
A wide array of international items spans politics in Mexico Canada and Europe with notes on leadership changes revolts and conspiracies. Fire devastates Toronto stores and ships, while Paris and London report political intrigue and church disputes. Separately, martial figures and diplomats travel, and trials and public events shape the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
Paris
Opiniony. Nationale
France
London
Wewe
Michaud
The
Madeleine
Chalons
Rome
Madrid
London Times
Alabama
United States
the Times
Versailles
von Moltke
von Roon
General Sherman
Naples
Egypt
Ottawa
New York
England
Dominion
Gladstone
Sichenckst
Tichborne
John Coleridge
Witheason
Stat
Gaulote
Saya
Amadeus
Spain
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Gaulots
Emmanuel
Patence
Berl
Bismark
Austria
Ecumenical Council
Matamioras
le. Ganlee
Aimee
Berlin
Posen
Itoie
Hargested
Eight hour enforcement urged by New York union
The New York Workingmen's Union plans a circular to trade societies statewide to prepare for enforcing the eight hour law starting April 1. The report also notes legislative actions in Ohio and various party conventions and political debates across states, including elections, nominations, and signaling parties’ platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Workingmen’s Union
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Musler
Kemps
Baylor
Kemp
New Orleans
Pennsylvania
Reading
Galveston
Texas
Austin
Marshal Purnell
Davis
Federal Court
Department of Justice
Washington
Kalamazoo
Mich
Kansas
West Virginia
Nebraska
Wehnigrandy
New Jersey
Mississippi
Maine
Iowa
Arkania
Massachusetts
Arkansas
Tittle Rock
Cincinnati
Senate and House Report and Introduced Bills of 1870s
The Senate reported or amended various bills including public buildings at Albany Hartford and Keokuk and a Cincinnati site for a public building and to extend the Enforcement Act provisions to the next regular session. The House introduced land grants for Virginia and measures aiding veterans and rail bridges at Mount Vernon Ohio and Lake St Croix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Senate
Albany
N. Y
Hartford
Conn
Peeleuapers
Ind
Cincinnati
Congress
Innesota
Miselasippi
West Wicconela Railroad Company
Lake St. Croix
Ohio
Mount Vernon
Keokuk
Iowa
Committee
France
Virginia
Northwest Territory
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Ohio River
Mount ‘Vernum
United States
Committee of Ward and Means
Fragmented Congress Deliberations On Bills And Debates
The House and Senate debated and acted on measures including a bridge near Civitos Iowa, removal of political disabilities for Edward White, and a salt duty repeal. Reports covered investigations into arms sales to France, postal telegraph concerns, internal revenue relief for Chicago warehouses, and diplomatic missions to Japan and Russia. Adjournments occurred through March 26 with various committee actions and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Senate
Chicago Relief
Civitos
Towa
Ita Gelade
Eleanor
Japan
House
Western Union Telegraph Company
Frente Te
Morton
Churz
Moses—Trombuill
France
Pule
Minera’ and Labor Ere’ Association of Western Pennsylvania
United States
Utah
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
Chiago
Leavenworth
Consulta and D’ Plomatie
Ohio River
Mount Vernon
Evanaville
Ind
Duluth
St. Paul
Missouri River
Boonsville
Washington, DC
Trumbull
Sision
Phiadelphians
Nicaragua
College of William and Mary
Virginia
Father tricks son with buckwheat cakes and syrup ruse
A parent tries to cure a child with medicine by serving buckwheat cakes and syrup that turns out to be squills syrup. The boy, thinking he was being treated, eats freely after his father instructs him to eat all he wants.
Slogan Heavy Advertisements Flood Morning Paper
A chaotic mix of patent medicines and dubious claims fills the morning newspaper page. It touts Dr WalKken’s Vegetable Vinzon as a cure all while pushing hair regrowth formulas and asthmatic remedies. The page also includes notices about secret societies and a scannable catalog of various advertisements and magazine references.
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the Republican
Pubitekor
Henry
Illinois
News OF the
Prisce
Plorence
Paris Gaulois
Bowe
Havana
Manuel Agramonte
Peoria
Til
City Board of Health
Board of Health
San Francis :O Dispatch
Union Pacific Railroad
Mansfield
Charles Francis Adams
State Department
Geneva
Colfax
Chicago
Louisville
William B. Stokes
Criminal Court of
District of Columbia
Beiig
Wat
Stokes
Powell
Tala
Seria
Bright
Indiana
City
John H._ Roesler
Aori Warren
A. A. Anthony
Thomas ©. King
Kentucky
Frederick W. Stocker
W. C. Strike
Louis J. Anderson
O'Connor
Brigham Young
Whittaker and
McCauly
Lake County
East Lake
McKean
Grand Duke
Alexis
Pensacola
Fla
Foster
Court of Appeals
Ogden
San Francisco
Politigal
Indianapolis
G Ganeral
Browne
Randolph County
Leonidas Sexton
Ebeambtrl Lang
Godlove
W. Curry
Vigo County
A. Wildman
Howard County
Bate
John B. Glover
Lavn Trance Ranoe
James Bs «Puesick
Marion
Supreme
Court
Chas ‘Schall
Clark County
B. W. Smith
Marion County
Jos. C. Denny
Knox County
Nathan Kimbal
Buckles
John Scchwartz
W. A
Parker
Columbus
James Black
John Russell
Michigan
Democratic State Central Committee
Des Moines
Philadelphia
Supreme Court of
James
Democratic Central Committee
Florida
Reed
High Court
Salt Lake
WalKken
Beacy
Sue
Pialon
Ze Z
Gederal Winn ‘ Express
Gederal Winn ‘ Express’ Eae Hosmer; Ogr ,Horee-Care
Arctic Legions
Jon’ Eede
Lord. Peart Ghost
RévsGeorre
Hepworth
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