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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1881

Page

2

Domestic and National News In Review

A wide array of late 19th century items: a Boston case of a lady lawyer suing for prisoner access, a deadly collapse in a Kentucky tunnel, a Pulaski fire devastating a town, and farmers’ alliance elections in Chicago. Reports cover weather in Washington, bank money questions, Native American hostilities, crops, and a flurry of political moves in New York, Wisconsin, and state legislatures.

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Congress Caucus Postpones Decision on New Members

Report details a Democratic caucus adjournment after a lengthy conference with Republicans. Debates focused on admitting new Members vs immediate election of a secretary pro tempore. A recess extended into the morning hours of the 10th with no firm outcome.

Financial and political brief from early 1881 period

The item notes tax and discount rate changes by European banks including Imperial Bank of Germany and Bank of England. It reports a Paris Temps note on French ministry resignations timed before the Chambers meeting. It mentions a deadly cholera like outbreak in Orel and a large liberal meeting in Berlin condemning Bis merck. It also cites an Irish landlord shooting in Mayo, a Pope threat to leave Rome, a Vienna snow report, Nihilist arrests, Panama mourning Garfields death, and Montreal fires leaving twenty four families homeless.

Imperial Bank of Germany Paris Temps Diputheris Orel Russia Germim Bismerck Bingham County Mayo Ireland Paris Rome Bank of England United States Vienna Austria Pevensalung Garfield Panama Hoehelago Montreal

Senate caucus backs Wassington for Secretary of the Senate

Reports detail Democratic caucus action after adjournment nominating L. Q. Wassington for Secretary of the Senate. A three member committee to probe bribery charges in Miller and Lapham crises is named. Additional items include resignations, charges in Parkhurst case, and Parliamentarian moves.

United States Senate L. Q. Wassington Senate Thiee Miller Lapham Ith Windom Rock Rivar Thomas Parkhurst Enna Hatchard Garfield Wisdom Colling Wasimington Scoville Guiteau Audadawyer Gilteaus N &J. Lawrence County N. Y Senator Burnside Tn Biick Harris Pendleton Bayard Berchesen Edmunds Ainthony Davis Anthony Air Bayard David Davis Messrs. Anthony and Mr. Bayard Afr Rhode Island Alabama Messimsipee Mergon Lamar George Davie Cho Ian Indiana Y. Benj Hasree J. H. Blater Pennsylvania D. Cameron W.P. Arbor J. L. Mitchell BF Danas Birks TEX W.P Frynete Richard Coke Eugene Fialo S. B. Maxey Maryland Vermont J. B. Groome Morrill A P. Gorman G.E. Edmunds Marsachubetta Virginia F Hoar Hees

Grand Jury Indicts Guiteau for Garfield Murder

The grand jury charges Charles J. Guiteau with murder in the Garfield case. The detailed indictment outlines counts alleging premeditated killing in multiple jurisdictions, with the death of James A. Garfield on September 19, 1881, and subsequent events.

The New Senate and Other Fragments

Fragmented OCR notes list U S Senate members by state with dates and names, followed by miscellaneous mentions. Items include Albany taxidermist note on a black partridge and generic observations about water, forger drafts, and state labor statistics.

Central Park named in honor of Garfield in Chicago

Report notes the formal naming of Central Park in Chicago’s West Division to honor the late President Garfield by a commissioners order. Also mentioned are state teaching certificates issued to several individuals, a 459 pupil institution in Jacksonville, a devastating fire at Broadway mills Quincy owned by George A. Hiller with $15,000 loss, and J N Russell’s mill losses plus an unknown fire origin.

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Regional Clergy Directory Listing and Conference Mentions

A fragmented roster lists numerous clergy names, towns, and districts across Illinois and nearby areas, noting conference affiliations and church seminary links. The document names many individuals tied to Onarga Quarterly Conference and related religious institutions, with scattered city references and roles.

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