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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1876

Page

2

Treasury and Pension Office Reforms Spread Across Agencies

A Wisnincroy telegram notes resignations for twenty eight employees with a month’s pay. MorriLy revokes Becy J) Brie tow’s order placing Special Agenda under the Treasury Solicitor. A K Singer will oversee as Supervising Agent. Sixty five dismissals occur in the United States Treasurer’s office in Washington with expected department reductions within a week. The August public debt statement reports outstanding coins at 1,097,820,100 and total debt at 2,201,240,702 with cash in Treasury 106,068,762 and debt-less cash 2,095,181,040. a $3,119 decrease. Also, 124 clerks of 800 in the War Department and other Washington bureaus are discharged on the 2d.

Buo'y Tuxay United States Washington Treasury

Mobs to Hang: Tamaqua Policeman Killers Sentenced

In Tamaqua Pa five prisoners Mol ly Mundy McGeheon Carroll Roarity and Boyle were sentenced to be hanged for the murder of a local policeman. The report also notes labor and political developments from New York and Connecticut, including party conventions and a brutal prize fight in Philadelphia with multiple arrests.

Fivz Molly Maguiré Mundy McGeheon Carrol Roarity Boyle Tamaqua Sprague Mills Maine Connecticut Whch New York Republican State Committee Alonzo B Corne New York City Pennsylvania Berks County Ben Heister Clymor Congress Henry Robinson Artford Leutenant F. J. Kingsbury F. A. Walker Jeremiah Olney El-Curtin New York Saratoga Tilden and Hendricks St. Louis Seymour Horatio Seymour Mesars Cooper and Cary Apeeches Joss Pomeroy Boston Executive Council Ma. Barorer Frank Moulton Beymour Dorsheimer Robert O. Earle Court of Appeals Darius A. Ogden Robert H. Anderson Utica Pennsville N.d Philadelphia James Weeden Phillip Walker Koster Weeden Walker Weedon Goodwin New Jersey Phiidelphia

Heaviest hat manufacturer in the United States fails

Yonkers based Jon Tv. Wanrxo and Cox, once the nation’s largest hat makers, faced heavy losses of about 400000. The firm employed 700 workers but closed operations in New York on the 8th. Cash figures and other market quotes follow, including Chicago wheat and pork prices, and Atlantic region cattle and hog rates.

Jon Tv Wanrxo & Cox Yonkers N. x United States Sasers New York Élos Chicago Milwaukee Liberty Bheep Ito Quality

National Sportsmen's Association chooses officers in Chicago

The National Sportsmen's Association met in Chicago on the 20th to elect officers. Greant Smith of Peterboro New York was named president with John A Nichala of Syracuse recording secretary and T C Banks of New York City corresponding secretary.

Ars Chicago National ‘Sportsmen's Association Greant Smith Peterboro N. Y John A. Nichala Syracuse T. C. ‘Banks New York City Lake Michigan Frolic Ing Toronto Canada Thela Frolfo Des Moines St. Louis John Brubernuch Wesley Jones Wm. Grosneweg Dayton Cincinnati Minton Sayuer National House of Representatives Ohio New Orleans David Faulk Isaac Garrett Monroe Enamay Faulk Garrett Wimberley Decatur Tex Clark's Pony Express Deadwood City Sidney Custer Deadwood Weaton Smith Ike Brown Polling Mason Custer City James Kidd Samuel Wallace Jacob Wellly Thompson Jones

Standing Rock incident and market roundup of grains and livestock

Reports note a surreptitious removal of an agent at Standing Rock and a new appointee to replace Burke with orders to limit Indian communications. Market data show spring wheat No. 2 at 95 and rye No. 2 at 58 to 59 cents, cash pork about 15.55 to 15.60, hogs 5.40 to 6.15, cattle 2.75 to 3.25, sheep 3.85 to 4.50.

Standing Rock Sherman Sheridan Chauaior Burke Serape Pt Sees

Turbulent Foreign News and Turkish Crisis Deepens

Belgrade dispatches report agents pressed to halt hostilities as Turkish Sultan Abdul Hamid is proclaimed in Constantinople amid mediation talks. Russian volunteers flood Servia while Danube navigation debated. London and Manchester trade failures ripple, with fires in Canada and bank collapses in England.

Belgrade Mth Ars Granc Council of ‘Ministers Abdul Hamid Lorp-Brasexsparx Karl Rusdell Switzerland Turkey Bultan Washington Orinctay Morava Sevenaz Cleveland England Bistult Lyason Portugal ConstanTiNors Tcheregan Constantinople Porte Servia Danube Alexnatz Tcheruay St. Hyatinthe Canada Tax Manchester Eng Megera Strabigg Moscow Russia Englund

Fall Bonnet Trends From Harper's Bazar Fashion

Fabric shifts favor velvet and plush with capote crowns and high pointed tops. Cream green shades mix with myrtle and cardinal red in ribbons, feathers, and velvets. French bosquets use natural foliage for long lasting bonnets with bold feather crowns and beaded crown trims.

France Paris Harper's Bazar

Tin Pan Prank Echoes Through Longmeadow House

A Longmeadow youth who stayed late on a Sunday evening faced a prank by cousins and neighbors. They rigged tin milk pans on stair stairs with a string trap to wake him, causing a dawn rattle as the pans fell from attic to cellar, earning him the nickname Tin Pan.

Longmeadow Mass Avas Goting Garret

Illinois News: Postal Changes and Local Incidents in 1876

The week ending August 26, 1876 notes postmasters appointed at Blue Point Crab Orchard Long Creek Ridgeway Trumbull and other offices. It records a killing by poison then dagger in Jackson County Liprox Addie Dulinger’s death Bowman’s arrest, and a tax roll detailing personal property values and industrial classifications. It also reports miners seeking higher wages at Gartside and Mt Carbon, with coal orders and suspensions, plus internal revenue figures by district and a death in Moline by suicide.

Dlinois Ryar Anderson Long Creek Macon Joseph B. Myers Ridgeway Gallatin William T. Willig Trumbull White County Liprox Addie Dulinger Bowman Jackson County Pian Aces Bankera National Bank Seoeer Gintis Horr Moline Charles H. Durham Congress Trg Gartside Murphysboro Mt. Carbon Carbondale Coal and Coke Company Carterville Briden

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