Congress Debates Reforms and Ireland Aid Amid Turmoil
In the XLVIth Congress debate passages discuss constitutional amendments on universal suffrage, with questions on presidential election reforms and abolition of certain offices. Other actions include finance committee inquiries, Irish relief, and calls for reforms to banking reserves, public land grants, and pay by bounties and back pay committees.
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Ferry
Committee On Finance
Townshend
Young
Obio
Clan-na-Gael Association
Fanciea
Baera
Ireet
Parnell
Senate
Cincinnati
Pad Po
Washington Territory
Messrs
Roo Vv
Ademoyor
George T. Anthony
Creon
Texas
Ella
Ireland
Karla
United States
United Warner
Committee On Rules
Beck
Triand
Ted
United Atte
Ted Tates
Shala
Eugene E Eag
Secretary of the Interior
Acta of Congress
Iinyard Finance
Buckner Banke
National Banke
Pineston
Ilinoia
Congresa
Coffroth Indies
Myers, Moal
Maetea Canwell
Roceunie Hion
Supreme Court decision on pensions for soldiers in homes
The Supreme Court upheld a prior ruling that pensions should not be paid to officers of soldiers homes but to the soldiers themselves. Reports from Oswego Kansas note large arrivals of Texas negro emigrants facing poverty and housing shortages. Illinois corn crop 1879 totaled 805,018,877 bushels worth about $97.5 million. Tensions rise among Utes over agency ration refusals and ongoing Washington negotiations. A Wilful misstatement involves Ira A. Terry of the Territorial Savings Building & Loan Association. A Treasury communication discusses sub-treasury use of the New York Clearing House for Albi ennes business with Charity-Touss arrangements.
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United States Supreme Court
Commissioner of Pensions
Oswego
Kan
Texas
Illinois State Board of Agriculture
Los Pinos
Douglas
Shawankno
Ofice
Sherman
Thei
White River
Washington
Ira A. Terry
Territorial Savings, Building & Loan
Wrehington
Sha‘Treasury
United States
New York
Lang Iim
New York Clearings House
Mat Sue
Nominations and trials color 1861 politics and law
The President sent nominations to the Senate including James Russell Lowell as Minister to England and John W. Foster to Russia. A New Haven murder trial ended in a hung jury after three days of deliberation. State and federal officials face elections, recalls, and legislative battles across Maryland, Maine, Kentucky, and Louisiana with ongoing fusion and republican power struggles.
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Senate
James Russell Lowell
Massachusetts
England
John W. Foster
Indiana
Russia
Lucius Fairchild
Wisconsin
Spain
Philip H. Morgan
Loulslana
Mexico
Eli H. Murray
Kentucky
Utah Territory
Mr. Hayden
New Haven
Conn
Mary Stannard
Pittsburgh
Anrnor Gorman
United States
Maryland
Whyte
Cincinnati Times
Muse Hall
Water B. Inwoe
Dfinois
General
Saint Ofice
Mone
BamuzL A. Ho_sxoox
Maine
Fusion House
Union Hall
Supreme Court
Fusion
State House
Augusta
Blaine
William P. Seymour
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Hayt
Cherry
Fifth Cavalry
Thornburgh
Spofford-Kellogg
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Atwood
House
Portland
Mississippi
J. Z. George
Democratic Caucus
Nomines
Louisiana
R. L. Gibson
Mr.George
Chicago
Frederick City
Louisville
White
Women’s Suffrage Delegates Push for Sixteenth Amendment
Delegates including Jacinda Ohiandise Busan B. An tonys and others appeared before a U S Senate Committee on the Capitol in Madison and spoke in favor of ratifying a Sixteenth Amendment to the Constitution to enfranchise women.
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Capitol
Watacw
Indiana
Jacinda Ohiandise
Pennsylvania
Busan
B. An‘tony
Women's Biffrage Association
United States
Senate
Fractured Foreign News and Public Notices Summary
A mixed dispatch notes Jules Favre dying in Parla, Cardinal McCloskey in New York, a fire death in Chatham, Schleswig deputation oath issue, Cuba slavery bill, Afghan rising, famine in Mosul, Nihilist threats in Odessa, Grant's Havana arrival, Irish distress and unemployment, Princess Louise to Canada, Dublin thanks to US aid, Aurora Vatican note, Congo station, Havana earthquakes. Also financial note, Wisconsin Grange officers elected.
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Jules-Favre
Parla
Pneumonie
Cardinal McCloskey
Parnell
New York
Chatham
Cont
A. Wilson
Berlin
Schleswig
Germany
Wilhiem
Cuba
Cabul
Afghanistan
Mohammed Jaws
Constantinople
Mosul
Odessa
General Grant
Havana
Arias
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Hayt
West India
Ireland
Dublin
Louise
England
Tuk
League of Dublin
United States
Rome
Aurora
Vatican
Stanley
Congo
Tallula
Constitutional debate and railroad merger dominate notices
Reports recount Senate hearings on Indian Bureau famine claims and suffrage arguments. A new Union Pacific Railway Company formed from three lines, with Sidney Dillon as president and 2,090 miles of track. Maine militia readiness and Portland era turmoil followed the Fabionists’ statehouse plans. counterfeits surface in Chicago Treasury notes.
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Grant
Cubaz
W. L. Leews
Indian Bureau
Senate
Uayt
McKay
Town
Mias White
Illinoia
Stebving
Michigan
Mra. Saxton
Louisiana
Phorbo Coustag
Misgouri
Susan ‘*B Anthony
Courtes Stewart Parnettt
Ditton
Buffalo
Parnell
Ireland
New York
Union Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Denver Pacific
TOMBE
Tombe the Gud Hew Company
Union Pacific Railway Company
Sidney Dillon
Gould
Consolidated Company
Kansas
Maine State House
Davis
Augusta
State House
Mth
White
Smith
Faalon
Supréme Court
Notick
Bubh Treasury
Chicago
Pacific National Bank of
Boston
San
Northwestern Dairymen Association Annual Meeting Agenda
The fourteenth annual meeting of the Northwestern Dairymen Association will be held at Harvard, Wisconsin, February 10 to 12. The program covers Welcome, addresses, and topics on butter making, defects in dairying, cheese making, milk constituents, rail transportation, and dairy product handling with practical sessions and a banquet. Reduced hotel and rail rates will apply. exhibitors urged. papers due by February 8.
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Tim Yin Tye
Vay Ape
Northwestern’ Dairymen’s” Association
Harvard
Judge Ayer
I. H. Wanzer
Oneida
F. C. Curtin
Hooks Run
Wis
John Stewart
Soemoas
Israel Boise
Davis Junction
Hiram Smith
Sheboygan Falls
C. GC. Buell
Rock Falla
A. Smith
Sheboygan
Oper
Kigon Morely
Fo Adam
Algonquin
H. D. Sheeman
Duthelic
Towa
Robert McAdam
Rome
New York
George P. Lord
Elgin
D. A. Brown
Bates
A. F. Dougsman
Chicago
H. D. Sherman
Monticello
Lowa
W. W. Dexter
Wallter Carr
New
Pormons
D. Moor
Rh. P. McGutnor
Nomination of Census Supervisors Across States
The President nominates a large slate of Census Supervisors listed by state and district. Names include Charles D. Campbell in Ohio First District and numerous others across Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Kentucky, Nebraska, Tennessee, West Virginia, and territories. The varied list covers first through several districts with assignments to specific supervisors.
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Washington
Ohino
Charles D. Campbell
John Hendomas
William H McDowall
Henry Ponnefth
Albert F . Byora
Sam A. Hunt
Joshua W. Blas Jey
Ponneylenain
Iteeriety
Thomada FA. Bhorweaud
Joseph Samson
Edward A. Howell
Wiliam Sehall
Ifth
John M. Clark
William Jayos
J. Simpson Africa
Howard K. Miller
Alexander Murdock
Daniel 8
Richmond
Indiana
Gilbert R.stormont
Franklin C. Johnson
J M. Ridenour
Isaac H Davin
Benj. P. Walker
William P. Heymour
Winds
Jas. G. Wright
David H. Bunderland
John W. Bailey
Henry II. McDowell
Edward J. Waddell
John H. Cheatnutt
Mawarthy Wm. A. Northcut
William Brown
Michigan
John C. Sharpe
Byron H. Pierce
Charles D. Long
H Olin Young
Missouri
Charles E. Solomon
Benson LB. Cahoon
B. P. Bailey
Joseph A. Wilson
Daniel M- Draper
John P. Durke
Corydon J. Craig
Wiscousin
Alonzo Lopez
David E. Welsh
Leonard Latthridge
Thomaas. Allen
Iown
John M
David J. Evans
Onarlee MH
Francis M. Paul
Thomas H. Paine
William M. Smith
West Virginia
George R. Latham
John B. Laidely
Crawley P. Dake
Arizona
Alex Hughes
Dakota
William H. Boyd
District of Columbia
Clinton I. Moore
Idaho
Hugh McQuaid
Montana
Abram S. Moyt
New Maxico
John D. Neal
Utah
Woshington Territory
Homer Measill
Wyoming
Millers International Exhibition to Open in Cincinnati
The Exhibition Committee fixed Cincinnati as the site for the Millers International Exhibition of mill machinery grain flour and bakers apparatus opening May 31 1880 for two weeks. Power Hall will host engines belting and pulleys while galleries above display machinery and flour and grain exhibits. The United States Millers Association convention runs concurrent boosting interest with four top hotels offering reduced rates and railways providing cut fares.
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Millers’International
Cincinnati
America
United States Millers’ Association
Grand Hotel
Gibson House
Harnett House
Emery
Inman Steamship Plans Milling Visitors Across Atlantic
Irregular OCR text indicates Inman Steamship Company arranged to carry milling visitors from a Gantry location across the Atlantic in ample time for an exhibition and the voyage home. Details unclear due to garbled source.
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Inman Steamship Company
Atlantic
Mother in Andover Faces Trial After Tragic Fire
A Massachusetts case reports a mother, Frances R Beard, accused of setting fires that killed her two sons during a state of somnambulism or unconscious mind. Neighbors detected kerosene odor, and inquest returns blame the act on Mrs Beard. The widow, 38, formerly active in church life, showed calmness amid tragedy.
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Beard
Andover
Aowell
Frances R. Beard
McKean Asylum
Somerville
Freemans
Pocasset
Abrahams
Tsaney
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Henry
Cuse
Edison
BeerEraxy Schurz
Waahilogton
Ouray
Colorado
Johnt Alleon
Atcresen
James Gilfillan
National Revere Bank
Wisconsin State Grange
Patrons of Husbandry
C. D. Parker
W. M
George H. Hatch
W. C
Wilson Hopkins
W. L
Enoch Wood
R Willams
N. Jones
John Cochrane
W. T
H.E. Huxley
W. Boe
R. “Vy. Hume
W. G. Kes
Ceres
W. Pomona
St .Riogas
Enoch
Wood
L. A
Yonkers Gazette
Keely
Chicago Times
Nash
Whitehali Times
N. C. Picayune
Bulletin Des Sotes Et Des Soiernes
London Times
Prince Imperial
Haad
Calcraft
Garfield
Chicago Tribune
Scotland
Duke of Argyll
House of Commons
Bailie MacPherson
Erasmus Darwin
Docstor
Wilberforce
Windsor
Sam
Fall River
Northwentern
Imen 'H ‘Association
George E. Goock
W. 2D
Charles BR
Beach
Whitewater
Braston
Charles J. Gibbs
the Millers
Clouet
Ritter
Ciicago
BEA
Liberty
Philadelphians
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