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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1881

Page

2

Congress Debates Trusts and Appropiations in Senate and House

In the Senate a letter declines the Ohio Senatorship. bills on Pottawattomie land sale and George Washington sword purchase are introduced. a fraud report on South Carolina enumeration is ordered. In the House, apportionment, Army and Diplomatic funding, and consular bills advance. debate over franking abuse continues. Hill and Burnside introduce retirement and efficiency bills. The Halifax fishery award inquiry and Winnebago relief act move forward.

Congress Senate Suh Arfield Ohio Ingalls Kansas Whyte George Washington George Lewis Wasington Cutler Interior Cenaus South Caroling House Springer Representatives Eaton Committee On Appropriations Joss Mesars. Kelley Weaver McLane Lounsberry Ding Chittenden Phillips Treasuiry Motes Bro Secretary of War W. J. Moore New Orleans Benator Kellogg Committee On Privileges and Elections Ferry Burnside William A. Averill Committee On Foreign Affairs Secretary of State 8Tte Halifax

Financial failures and a deadly Brooklyn burglary noted

The report lists multiple 4th of the month failures including Woonsocket Manufacturing Company for 450000 and Fowler Crampton & Co for 500000, plus Dixon Crucible Company at 1000000 and others. A Brooklyn burglar who robbed a bride’s gifts fell to his death after reaching an unoccupied roof. A boatmen group near Port Royal, and various fiscal figures on mint coinage, taxes, and pensions are noted alongside a New York factory fire that trapped ten people.

Woonsocket Manufacturing Company Woonsocket R. J Fowler, Crampton & Co New York Dixon Crucible Company Jersey City N.J Bowman & Berra St. Louis and & B. Newman & Co New Orleans Brooklyn Port Royal United States Mint Anood Atenement House Madison Street Illinoia Missouri River Mans Janurer N. Coursa Cheltenham United States Chicago, &J. Pan Omaha Middld Creek Neb Central Railroad Mostars Grant Tilden Vanderbilt Whittaker Washington New York City Army Building West Point Ind Sovran Hellman Sturgeon Bay Wis Farmuiox Ilirts Daniel Sullivan

Series of Disasters and Crimes Across Several States

A roundup of calamities and incidents includes a double execution in Newark, a New York varnish factory blast injuring four, a boiler explosion in Allentown killing one and wounding others, and a dress fire at Coalville. Reports note various murders, fires, accidents, and political moves, with population counts, legislative actions, and navy appointments shaping the broader national picture.

Newark N. J Margaret Meierhofer Fraak Lammens Peter Dodger New York Allentown Coalville Kan Cwarmus A. Brown Brooklyn N. Y Secretary of the Interior Congress New Orleans Texas Louisiana Missssaippi Alabama Georgia Tennessee Arkansas Society For the Prevention of Crime Grnxnal Walter Census Bureau United States Henrietta Rica James Curtis Curtis Rices Balbach & Sona N.J Corry New York Exchange New York National Guard Peekekill Hudson

Illinois Prison and City Incidents Highlight December Scene

The War dan of the Southern Penitentiary reports 846 convicts on hand December 1, plus 18 received and 90 discharged, leaving 399 on January 1 with five females. A jail in Carrollton saw a failed escape attempt by six prisoners, two charged with murder, as a jailer returned to stop a hole through the wall. Charleston resident Thomas J. Mansx Jr. died at his home on New Year’s Day at age 72. A Cairo domestic, Burr, died from charcoal gas in his room. State finances note swamp-land indemnity claims at $750,000 unadjusted, affecting 400,000 acres across 83 counties. The Senate and House held organization meetings, electing officers and preparing for Governor’s message and inauguration. A canal idea for Malayan Peninsula transit and a Boston bequest to a dog were also noted.

Tralee Davitt Appistatco Rome Brandard New York City Allentown Indiana Robert Sears A. W. Monroe Gray Ivan Prrxorr Alaska St. Paul Minn Poplar River Buford Bell Seventh Cavalry Bitting Bull Goverxon Mupaar Utah von Breas Allen G. Campbell J. Q. Cannon United States Senate House Wood Ways and Means Warner Relfer Bayne Secretary of the Treasury Wardan Pententiary Qrrrollton McMahon Thomas J. Mansx, Jr Charleston Marsuall Sirsu Ron H. L. Halliday Cairo Burr Reid Thomas Rock Island Springfield High School State Teachers’ Association Springfield E. A. Gastman Decatur Samuel E. Harwood Garbordsle M. Andrews Galesburg E. ‘Manneneva Ig View M. L. Beymour Nomal State Temperance Alliance Springfeld Hutsaye Congress Senate Shuman Hale James H. Paddock Joseph C. Hoberta J L. Wheat Arma Dickey Senators Brute Harlow John M. Pearson Secretary of State Drake Ton A. m Supreme Court Stephen T. Logan Logan Committee On Tour H Thomas Ian B. K. Durfee Howard Mesars Calaah Hamilton Dement Swigart Rutz McCartney Hous Secretary Mieroslawski Cook G 8 Willett Woman's State Christian Temperance Union

Fire Horror in Madison Street Tenement Tragedy

A January morning blaze at 3 Madison Street in New York, starting in the boiler area, trapped residents as flames raced through the stairwell and into yards. Nine people died and several were injured as occupants leaped or were hurled from windows. among the dead were children and elderly residents from eight families. Firemen and police battled the blaze, while investigators blamed a gasoline accident by plumbers at the saloon below and a missing boy helper.

New York James Doyle Madison Street Doyle's Liquor Store Bogans Muldoons Mary Fagan Margaret Thomas Joseph John Muld Charlea McKenne Charles Cassidy Ellen Sheridan Donegan Kate Sheridan Casaldy Timothy Harrington MccGloan Patten

Perpetual motion adjournment note in Boston Transcript

A brief item notes a motion to adjourn in the Boston Transcript. The entry reflects a formal record stating the motion is always in order for proceedings.

Boston Transcript

Notable 1880 Deaths in US Political World List

A Chicago Times Union compilation lists prominent 1880 deaths across the United States political realm. Ex-Secretaries, governors, ex-congressmen, army and navy officers, theologians, scientists, and journalists are noted with regions including Dakota, Texas, New York, Mississippi, Wyoming Territory, Indiana, Florida, Michigan, Maine, and more. The roll includes Adolph E. Borle, Ed ward Clark, George Opdyke, Albert G. Brown, John Campbell, Henry Foote, John Brisbin, Samuel Bayard, James Sedden, George Sykes, Hector Tyndale, Joseph Revere, Heintzelman, Myer, Satterlee, Homer Blake, Gilbert Haven, Samuel Gardiner, Lenox Library founder James Lenox, Prof. William Livingston, and many others. The list spans public service fields and faith communities.

Chicago United States Adolph E. Borle United States Navy William A. Howard Dakota Richard B. Connoly New York City Edward Clark Texas George Opdyke New York Albert G. Brown Mississippi John A. Campbell Wyoming Territory Herbert Louisiana Williams Indiana Westcott Florida Henry 8. Foote Tennessee McClelland Michigan Benjamin K. Phelps Congress John Brisbin Pennsylvania Samuel G. Arnold Rhode Island William W. Warren Massachusetts Thomas F. Bayard Delaware Joseph Serar Virginia John Robbing Ezra B. French Maine J. B. Howell Iowa Jacob Brinkerhoff Unto Joseph R.chantler William Digler James Alexander Sedden Hercoel ¥. Johnson Georgia Low Bartholomew New Jersey Robert McClekland R. C. Ritter Kentucky Charles Albright Fayette McMullen Evarts W. Farr New Hampshire Percy Walker Alabama C. D. Coffin Ohio Charles Knapp Lafayettes Foster Connecticut Henry D. Foster United States Army George Sykes Hector Tyndale Joseph W. Revere Heintzelman Albert J. Myer Alfred Torbert Richard 8. Satterlee Homer G. Blake Joan Carson Revenue Marine Isaigh Hanscom Bureau of Navigation Edward Barrett Rural Thatcher John A.rt Lowry C. K. Stribling Gilbert Haven M. E. Church Malden Mass Jacob Ide D. D Congregational West Medway William McAlNater Methodist H. 8. McMurdie The Theological Seminary Emmettsburg Adolph Baltzer German Evangelical Synod of North America St. Louis F. W Kennedy Southern Cartalian Advocate Macon Jeremiah B. Jeter Baptist Richmond White Plains N. J William Lenox Library James Daecomb Oboriin College D. K Jones Chilliethe David M Lord Literary and Theurgical Journal John J. Ball American Asylum For Deaf and Dumb Hartford Conn Barnan Bears Brown University Hiram Collyef Nebraska State University John B Gordon Fayetteville Ark Jacob Ball Geologiat Benjamin Pierce Harvard College James C. Watson Madison Wis Herman Hoos George W. Bilas Mineral Point Tribune Frank Leslie Thomas L. Grant Evening Notes Detroit Mich L. P. Plummer Minneapolis Alexander W Rook Pittsburgh Dispatch Robert Louris Auburo Y Gaurter German Foss Woonsocket City Patriot Bolon Robinson Traune William Stengel T ¥Estliche Post Hiram Fuller Charlies W Whipple Louisville Commercial Charles EB. Smith Cincinnati Gazette Edward Lloyd Ford Christian Union Jerome 5. Stillson New York Herald John Nugent San Francisco

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