News of the Week Foreign and Domestic
Reports from Europe describe the French inquiry into Sedan criticizing Napoleon for capitulation without generals input and Whimpfen for defecting plans. Carlist uprisings in Navarre are claimed ended. Don Carlos reportedly fled to France. London papers debate Grant’s re election and Greeley’s nomination. Indian famine in Madras Vellore. petroleum explosion at Tripolitza. Domestic items include Alabama questions, Grant at Army reunion, fires in Iowa towns, and church and Bible Society notes.
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Ambassadors Visit Annapolis Admire Naval Academy
The Japanese Ambassadors with U S officials visited the Naval Academy at Annapolis on the 4th and praised the officers oversight and midshipmen progress. Port saloon keeper convicted of murder in Chicago sentenced to be hanged on the 28th. Lewis W. Clark of Manchester named Attorney General of New Hampshire replacing the late Wm. J. Clark.
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Liberal Republican National Committee elected at Cincinnati
The Liberal Republican National Convention named a National Executive Committee with members from South Carolina to California. Ethan Allen of New York was chosen chairman, Daniel R. Goodloe of North Carolina secretary. Other notes include Florida acquittal of Governor Reed, Utah petition against statehood, and various state conventions urging Grant and Wilson while Democrats weigh ticket options.
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A. Pierce
Texas
E. MM. Pease
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J. Lyon
Ohio
J.T. Brooks
North Carolina
D. R. Goodloe
Montana
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Ton. Wm. Han
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Thos. Wilson
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Ira Kirkwood
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New York
Ethan Allen
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Baty
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Connecticut
David Clark
Indiana
Isaac F. Gray
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BF. W. Tipton
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A. Riggs
Kilnote
L. Scott
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L. N. Denbitz
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A. Scott Sloan
Vermont
Duo. P. Ladd
Massachusetts
Chas
G.davis
Oregon
Jasper W Johnson
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W. T. Platchett
Miselatippi
EB. Jefforda
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Geo. WW. Anderson
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R. McWherton
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E. Corbett
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Daniel R. Goodloe
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Democratic State Central Committee
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Illinois State Anti-Secret Society Convention
Normal
Philo Carpenter
Cook
Wm. Reynolds
Pedria
Rev.Burch
de Kalb
George Dietrich
McLean
J. M. Wallace
George O. Robinson
Operlin
Nashville
Greeley-Brown
Settero
Democratic Party
Republican State Convention
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Grant and Colfax
New State Central Committee
A. C. Merrill
Ohio Republican State Central Committee
Richard D. Harrison
State Republican Executive Committee
Charles C. Walcut
Harrison
Dover
Colfax
Hoffman
York City
Qth
Horace Greeley
Wyoming
Rowling
Congressional battles over Post Office and school provisions
Senate debates on an act to ban race based separation in Georgetown and Washington public schools. amendments on Brazil mail subsidies. post office funding. and civil rights versus amnesty battles. House discussions cover tariffs, defense bills, elections oversight, and military pay reforms amid partisan exchanges and adjournments.
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Htake Oll
Ku-Klux
Secretary of War
Weat Point Academy
Wallace
Montana
Clever courtroom kid fritters away judge's time
A scrub-headed boy testifies in court and is pressed for his address. The exchange spirals into a humorous back and forth about home and family, ending with the judge ordering the boy removed for not knowing the nature of an egg.
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