Royal decrete grants pardon to Havana students in grave desecration case
News of the Week reports a Spanish government decree pardons Havana students convicted of desecrating a cemetery grave near Havana and sentenced to the chain gang. It covers international diplomacy on Washington treaty terms and ongoing arbitration talks with Britain and the United States.
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Madrid
Cortes
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Insurgenta
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Don Carlos
Biscay
House of Commons
Gladétonet
Geneva
Hor ‘Majesty
Washington
Gladstone
Grant
United States Senate
Schenck
Lord Granville
Senate
Cadiz
Howard
Congress
Houard
Marshal Bazaine
Yeddo
Yokohama
Japan
Tenno
Treaty of Washington
Canada
Sconts
United States
Great
Britain
England
Great Britain
Committee On Foreign Relations
Lake Superior
Govenor Baldwin
Houghton County
Mich
Kemptville
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Hudson River
Williamsburg
Board of Public Works
New York City
Lexington
San Antonio
Texas
el Paso
Detroit Tribune
Houghton
Earl Granville
Tribunal of Arbitration
Washington County
New York Chamber of Commerce
Washington Dispatch Summarizes 1876 Political Moves and Ties
The report notes President Grant's request for resignations of New Orleans customs officials, Greeley’s withdrawal from Tribune control, and various state and national party actions. Mentioned are Fort Benton killings, New York arrests, and shifts in public library hours. Local election results and party conventions spread across Rhode Island, Maryland, Missouri, and beyond.
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12Th-Sayed
Congressional Committee
New Orleans
Casey
Herwig
T. Buchanan Read
Astor House
New York
Senate
Merrill D. Pagsé
Montana
John Slidell
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
The
Tribune
Whitelaw Reid, Esq
Trelena
Fort Benton
Simmons
Card
Henry Porter
James Robbins
William Fitch
Phelps
James Stalleck
Greeley
Washington Dispatch
Boston Common Council
Chicago
Edward Simons
Providence
R.I
Thomas A. Doyle
Westminster Md
Jefferson
Texas
Peoria
Connecticut
House
Ferry
Eure Hawity
Missouri
Jefferson City
Bingham
Rep
Judiciary Committee
United States
House of Representatives
C. N. Potter
Tennessee
Nashville
Philadelphia
Grant
Horace Maynard
Georgia
Atlanta
Baltimore
Michigan
Jackson
Hoffman
New York City
Equal Rights” Party
Victoria Woodhull
Frederick M. Douglass
Elmira
Rochester
Cincinnati
Barnard
Iowa
Democratic State Committee
Nebraska
Lincoln
Lith
Colfax
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Avis
Congressional activity on elections and enforcement in 1870s
Senate reports a investigation into Pomeroy 1867 and Caldwell 1871 with authority to summon witnesses and papers. Amendments to the Enforcement Act debated and adopted, including election inspectors, amnesty conditions, and prohibitions on influencing voters. House actions cover pension laws, a reformed tariff and tax bill, and various appropriations and railroad matters. Adjourned.
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Committee On Privileges and
Pomeroy
Caldwell
Washington
Congress
Goat Island
United States
Polla
Kansar
Eailora
Dakota Southern Railroad Company
Conference Committee
Atlantic
Navy
Somersck
Judicial
Nitary
Naval Service
Nemator Baker
California
Missouri
Memphis
Tenn
Mivsteelppi River
Quincy
Texas
Clarke
D C. Giddings
Romania
Davenport & St. Paul
Lake Ewe
Erie
Cit
Buffalo
Niagara River
Ohio River
Mount Ve Ind
House
Coldiera
Court of Claims
United States Courta
Kansas
Kentucky
Committee of Conference
Secretary of War
Lake Erie
Secretary of the Treasury
Judiciary Committee
Kansas Pacific
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad
Wyoming Territory
Kaneas
Indian Territory
Montana
Pensacola Louisville Railroad Company
Minnesota
Tregon
Agricultural College
Iowa
West Wisconelo
General Rawlins
Dakota Grand Track Railway Company
Utah & Northern Railway Company
Missouri Valley Railway Company
Habeas Corpue
Committee On Finance
Toledo
Pealwater Harbor
Mioh
Scka
Calnet—Harbor
Black River Harbor
West Point
Conference
Kannas
Mississippi River
Fort Madison
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