Revolution in Louisiana and Rail Law Ruling News
A mixed European and American round of items reports a Louisiana revolution with Kellosg forces yielding to superior numbers and US intervention, a Wisconsin Supreme Court injunction enforcing the Porter rail law, the Beecher scandal reply, and global incidents including a Norwich rail disaster aftermath, a Guizot death, and labor strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Ersonal
Beecher
Plymouth Church
Col. Whitely
Secret Service Division
Washington
Grand Jury
Harrington
Whitely
Nettleship
A. B. Williams
Michael Hays
Benton
Williams
Louisiana Crisis Pushes for De Facto Government
The article notes calls to sustain a de facto Louisiana government amid rebellion and identifies federal plans to protect Kellogg as Arkansas was recognized, with troops ready and ships ordered from Key West. A Wellsboro bank robbery yielded $50,000 after cashier and family were tied. In Trenton Indiana isth forty indictments tied to a Gibson County massacre case.
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St. Paul
Oustex
Terry
Winchell
Donaldson Nussert
Custer
Black Hills
New Orleans
Ponce Reservation
D. T
Spotted Tail
Teail
White River
Montana
Grant
Borth
Louisiana
Sthei
United States
Mystic Park
Boston
Sihiug
Hig
Kellogg
Bax ‘Ter
Arkansas
Wellsboro
Trenton
Tetin
Gibson County
Democratic and Republican State Conventions Nominate Leaders
The New York convention nominated Tilden for governor and Dorsheimer for lieutenant governor while Wagier and Miller were named for state posts. Resolutions urged specie payments, debt coinage, tax reform, and no centralization. Tennessee Republicans chose Horace Maynard for governor with civil rights and river improvements favored. Democrats backed anti monopoly and local tickets.
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C. W. Thrasher
Missouri
John F. Phillips
Dan. B. Woods
Ohio
South Carolina
Commibia
D. H. Chamberlain
R.H. Gleaves
R. B. Ellott
Columbia Dispatch
Blaine
Frya
Blaines
Hersey
Hale
E. Pearson
Congress
Democrats
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Keep
Northwestern
Mitchell
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Michigan
Allen Potter
George F. Levis
Ilinois
Scott Wike
Wisconsin
A.M. Kimball
R.C. Parsons
N. D. Fratt
Arkansas
Little Rock
White League
Ku Klux
South
Chatanooga Convention
Southern Republicana
R- H. Whiting
Ninfti
Illinois
B. H. Roberts
New York
Henry 8. Magoon
W. R. Morrison
Illiois
J. J.“Robinson
Drenbottes Ptter
David C. Fulton
Neworks
Syracuseé
J. Tilden
William, Dorsheimer
Adin ‘Thayer
Commissionar Geos
M. Wagier
Praons
Theodore Miller
Court ‘of
John K. Green
Job E. Stevenson
W. H. Rogers
John M. Clayton
W. J Hynes
Tgs
Thomas Swann
Maryland
C.-H.morgan
A. H. "Buckher
Bagby
M.M. Hann
Democratic National Committee
Iowa
Chattanooga
Horace Maynard
Southern Rivers
Cte
Systematic Stacy seeks orderly millennium in asylum tale
A Springfield correspondent reports a case from an insane asylum where a delicate woman, calling herself Mrs Systematic Stacy, explains a rigid household regime. She envisions a universal patent for routine living, predicts no sickness or death, and aims to persuade the public to adopt strict time management.
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Springfield
Mass
Systematic Stacy
New
England
Aulti-Theinest
Repblican
Insanity and a Lodging House Mistress Tale at a Summer Inn
A narrative recounts a wife driven to madness by a strict regime run by an Irish helper. Her husband, warned of danger, returns her to danger by removing support and exposing the household to chaos. The piece then shifts to a light hearted resort scene with a bachelor guest and a playful word game, highlighting social humor and a misnamed handkerchief game.
Rats Lead Hotel Roof For Water In Trough Parade
Twenty two old New Bedford rats were seen marching across a hotel roof to drink from a cave trough. A mother rat led five young along a straw held in their mouths forming a line to the water then guided them back to their hole.
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New Bedford
Mass
The Great Medical Reformation Revolution in Dietary Remedies
A sweeping claim denounces alcohol as a remedy and praises Dr Wanker's Vinecarn Bitters as a non intoxicating cure all. The text asserts a vegetable substitute cures dyspepsia blood issues and debility, promising renewed vigor and cheer.
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Wanker
Golden Medical Discovery touted for fevers and chills cure
Letters from the West and South claim Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures fever and ague and other malarial diseases. The inventor says it is not a universal cure but finally agrees to spread the notice after receiving widespread testimonials. Newman, Kansas, January 6, 1873. Reverend Thomas O Rielly requests price for dozen bottles.
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Pierce
Havin
Ferer
Quinta
Newman, Jef. Co
Kan
Prener
O'Rielly
Witnortz Tonic Unramixa Fallible Health Booster
A historic ad describes Witnortz Tonic as a fallible chill cure that avoids doctors and bills. It claims to aid the poor and rich alike, cheap and safe, with Proprietors Wuere.ocg Fomar & Co. of New Orleans. Also promotes Silver Tips for shoe toe protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witnortz
Wuere
Fomar & Co
New Orleans
Elmwood and Warwick Collars Featured by Narragansett Collar Co
An advertisement touts Elmwood and Warwick Collars by Narragansett Collar Company noting linen face and neat fitting design with folded edges for durability. It urges friends to try these collars and mentions price and dealer information from a New York broker.
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Elmwood
Warwick
Narragansett
Evening Mail
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Geo. Burt
the News
Englas Land
Penn
Energ
Mr. Moulton
Great Eastern
Norwich
Cuba
London Standard
Trolstein
International Postal Congress
Berne
Switzerland
Col. Villette
Marshal Bazaine
Marguerite
Madrid
L'Cucuen
Edna Dean Proctor
Francis D. Moulton
Episcopal Diocese of Clinota
Seasion
Chicago
George N. Seymour
Q General Seminary of
Bishop Whitehouse
Wall Street
Maiiel
Alex, Frothingham & Co
Way Street
Anna
Gersincer
Honesdale
Lo. C. Wishart
Hagan
Lyon
Westbrook
Win. E. Everson
Ixas
Gooey
MT Sfipinat
Fis
Gopey
Philadelphia
Markeis
S&s
Cincinnati
Detroit
Philadephia Peeserer
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