Election biases and new ship line plans in 1867 era Georgetown and Baltimore
The Georgetown registry adds five to three hundred names mostly from those rejected by the Mayor and Aldermen as election day nears on the 25th inst. Baltimore plans a Bremen steamship line of two 2500 ton ships to begin by February 1868, managed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. A Dayton wind storm injures staff at the Southern Lunatic Asylum. A London writer notes German miles differ from English by about 4 3 4 times. The Washington Intelligencer again threatens Congress, while American Ironclads draw Prussian interest for a US naval visit.
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Iite
Madison, Smyrna and Graham
Georgetown
Baltimore
Bremen
Barthen
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company
Dayton
Ohio
Southern Lunatic Asylum
Gundry
Mr. Kessler
Cincinnati
Osgood Times
Petersburg
Fred. H.dyer
Dyer
Hartford
Connecticut
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Union
Chineas
Whittier
Arkansas
Valley Virginian
The
Nations Bank
Staunton
New York
Brest
Henry A. Wise
Virginia
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Boston
Michigan
State University
Saginaw City
Eah
Mre
Greetech
New York Press Club
Horace Greeley
Ifa
James Gordon Bennett, Jr
Bennett
Chicago
U. S
Wm. Neveos
Robert Hendershott
Rappahannock
Wayne County
N. Y
Ketchum
Sing Sing
Europe
Bishop Rosecrans
Charles Rose
Mon
Ater
Boe
Sitle
Magasine
Cerberus
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Vast 1867 Madison Gazette Bores Deep Civil War Echoes
A Madison Indiana newspaper itemized 1867 era notes spanning politics society and crime. Items include Cincinnati Jewish congregations Memphis mud satire Minnesota Republican gains and ex rebel recruit trends in the army Liverpool London Boston and other locales.
Indiana to receive 8375505 under Blaine troop bill
Under Mr Blaine's measure to reimburse states for troops furnished during the rebellion Indiana will obtain 8 375 505 dollars.
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Blaine
Indiana
Indiana Senate moves on temperance and court bills
Inpranapolis Feb 18 the Indiana Senate adjourned after a readings and remarks on liquor policy. Johnson voiced a personal stance for stricter laws but will vote no due to constituent opposition. Motion to suspend rules for Kinley school bill failed. Various judiciary and tax bills were tabled or passed to second reading as committee work continued amid a lack of quorum. House actions followed with reports, references, and the fate of the University Square land issue deferred until tomorrow.
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Vawter
Jennings
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Bonham
Judiciary Committee
Mileago
Bellamy
Thomas B. McCarty
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Pulaski County
Jacquess
Evanaville
Walcott
Hovss
Ways and
Judiciary
Shuey
Committee On
James Blake
Elect
House of Refuge
Wilson
White River
University Square
Monroe
Lawrence Counties
Putnam
Unclear rebel activity noted in 2004 report
Fragmentary notes from February 2004 describe unrecovered rebel Faniacq, a person detained on suspicion of Proane, with references to a sinking and fencing. Berlin reports indicate near total alignment among Geemats members and the excuse Myppssiané exc. gig.
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Faniacq
Proane
Berlin
Geemats
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