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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1873

Page

2

Death of Napoleon III and distant tremors of disaster

Reports describe Napoleon III dying peacefully at Chiselhurst with Empress Eugenie present and the Prince Imperial arriving after telegraph. A postmortem cites heart failure. Simultaneously a severe winter storm devastates Minnesota with dozens dead, railways blocked, and widespread frost injuries across Brown and Sibley counties.

Wimprods Eugenie Chiselhurst Napoleon Kheltanid Liverpool America Bombay Soohgubur Indias Barada A.landor Jetter Bismark William Itehfeld England Tifye ‘Dew Sandwich Islands Kamehameha Elishi H. Allen Islands Bangor Maine Congress Louis Napoleon Ghjecthurst Eagento France Charleroi Belgium Tuileries

Turbulent War Reports and Storm Warnings Across the Nation

The telegrams detail General Crook reporting Apache losses in Arizona and storms sweeping Minnesota and the St Paul region. Rail lines face record snow drifts and stranded teams. Legislative moves span Louisiana state politics, Missouri senatorial votes, and national finance bills.

New York Maryhind Arizona Crook Brows Lima McGregor Austin District of Columbia United States Chicago Cdmmion Council St Auldr Julia St. Clalé Buffaula Als

Temperance convention names ticket and state officials

In Connecticut a temperance convention rejects major parties for reform and nominates Ronry D. Smith for governor and 0.38 Beardsley for lieutenant governor. A temperance platform is adopted. Reports from Indiana Minnesota Wisconsin Georgia outline state debts, balances, and property valuations with governors and speakers named. James M. Smith inaugurated as Georgia governor.

New Orleans McMilllan Jenke Noland Wharton Board Boyce Board Washington Louisiana Nebraska Baker Indiana Rhode I Island General Assembly Hendricks Missouri L. V. Bogy St. Louis Bogy Blair Oglesby Illinois McEnery Kellogg Othinat New Hampshire Concord Ith Straw Edward P. Hodedon United States House Pinchback Senate Kansas Josiah Kellogg Leavenworth A. R. Banka Lawrence Connecticut Ronry D. Smith Plainville Beardsley Plymouth W. K. Edwards Ty House of Representatives A. P.hall Hennepin Minnesota Austin Wisconsin Georgia James M. Smith

Congress Debates Bills On Prohibitory Liquor and Indian Affairs

Senate and House agendas include appointing a prohibition commission, opening army service to all citizens, and Indian Affairs inspectors. Debates cover national banking specie payments, education funding, mining act exemptions, and a joint inquiry into Louisiana elections.

Judiciary Committee Congress Senate Agricultural Industrial Honce Southern Olama Commission Billy House Wike Secretary of War Finance Committee Emphis Tenn Post Office Oklahoma House Bil Loomis Aerial Telegraph Q Company United States Supreme Court Buckingham Sherman Committee On Privileges and Elections Shira Massachusetts United States National Banking Ae Fort Gratiot Michi- Rabe Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Treasury Department Washington Edward H.durell United States District Court For District i Ofs Louisiana Yeas Aix Messnge

Credit-Mobilier Inquiry Details in 1860s Deals

The committee heard sworn testimony on stock dealings linked to Credit Mobilier and Union Pacific. Dawes stated he never owned Credit Mobilier stock though a ten share agreement was rescinded before transfer. Durant and Brooks figures tied stock transfers to influential figures and alleged bribery, with names like Ames, Garfield, Neilson, and Harlan appearing in testimony about stock transfers and political influence.

Woodhull New York Ludlow-atree New York Tribune Greeley Horace Greeley Greehwood Caldwell Kansas United States Senate Boss Tweed Lydia Sherman Connecticut Cowan House Teton Salt River Minnéaoce Fergus Falls Morris St. Peter Worthington Ellen C. Wharton Eugene van Neas Annapolis Durant James Brooks Oakes Ames Dawes Anya Credit-Mobilier W. Hastings Union Pacific Railroad California Union Pacific Boad Charles H. Neilson Credit-Mobiler Brooks James A. Garfield Committee On the Idth Ames Train Benjamin F. Ham Credit- Mobdiller Neilson Ham Express Thomas C. Durant Credit Mobilier Company Colax Credit Mobilier Union Pacific Ak T. C. Durant Boseh Pennsylvania Harlan Bushnell Amey Congress Hoe Scofield Benator Paterson Hays Union Pacific Road William D. Kelley Credit-Mo Bingham

Congress Aides Stock Deals in Credit Mobilier Inquiry

Testimony details Ames stock arrangements with Congress members including Scofield Paterson Kelley and Wilson. Witnesses describe loans, bonds, and opinions on whether stock ownership influenced votes and policy in the Credit Mobilier affair.

Reminiscence of Edwin Forrest and a Lion Tamer Tale

A World article recalls Edwin Forrest as domineering to peers yet easily challenged by lion tamer Hérr Driesbach. Forrest, claiming fearlessness, is lured into darkness to meet a roaring lion and submits only after promising immunity and a late supper.

Edwin Forrest Hérr Driesbach Forrest Driesbach Mr. Forrest

Colds and How to Treat Them Advice from Dr. Dio Lewis

The article outlines home remedies and dietary rules to prevent and treat colds. It explains that colds arise from internal derangements and external exposure and emphasizes keeping the stomach in good health through water intake, light meals, exercise, and proper sleeping conditions. It cautions against hot drinks, warm baths, and unventilated rooms as factors worsening susceptibility.

Dio Lewis

New potbacking hall dedicated in Des Moines

In Des Moines a new potbacking building was dedicated with a program featuring dances and tunes such as Short Rib polka Blear Ride quadrille Cumberland Waltz Mess Pork varéotunienne Long Ole Lancers and other favorites.

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