Republican State Convention and national political notes
A collage of items reports the Republican State Convention at Martford on February 3. It covers political reactions including Pope's stance on Investibility, New York Nation’s take on Riehefort, Passipest Grant’s donation to colored interests, and reactions to a New York journal about Sumner and Tipton. It notes temperance society appeals, Mormon petitions against Cul tom's bill, Virginia party talk, Judge Hoar’s nomination, New Hampshire politics, and Metropolitan Police bill progress. It also mentions local issues in California fever, New York budget savings, and city debt allocations. Additional items include remarks by Mr Gayle, Kansas Legislature actions, Florida Governor Reed impeachment, and the Fifteenth Amendment-related disabilities.
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Martford
Pope
New York Nation
Riehefort
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Washington
New York
Board of Education
Commissioners of
Central Park
Commissioners of Public
Board of Wealth
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Gaye
Selma
Aiala
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Lincale
Warner
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Senate
Gayle
Kansas
Congress
Reed
Florida
Kansas Senate
Washington Jenkins
Nellie Grant
White House
Springheld Journal
Ciear
Lancaster County
M’cormick
Independence Township
Washington County
Chicago
Thomas Foley
Baltimore
Pathan Williams
Providence
Father Williams
Jonah
Guy
Pennsylvania
Dr Livingstone death reports renew hopes of safety
An 1860s news item recounts Dr. Livingstone possibly dead years ago with doubts about his fate. It notes his birth in 1835, early Cape Town mission work, extensive African travel, and a July 1868 communication from near Lake Bangweolo. The piece also mentions a large number of immigrants arriving in New York since January 18.
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Dr. Livingstone
Africa
Cape Town
Lord Clarendon
Livingstone
Lake Bangweolo
Central Africa
Nile
Pinlemy
England
Ansas
Daste
Weighing the City Funds for Sectarian Schools in New York
The Union and League circulate arguments on city expenditures for sectarian schools. They note 39,000 vacant common school seats, claim free public education and equal rights, and warn that city donations to religious sects total millions, risking the end of nonsectarian public schools and the separation of church and state. The piece argues for preserving universal free education and avoiding public funding of sectarian institutions.
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New York
Union , League
Christendom
Madison
Fourth Avenues
Fifth
Fifty-first
Madison Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Tittle
Cho
Huildaipa
United States
Spain
Italy
Id Prukia
Cantona
Switzerland
Biite
Cardinal selections and political hints in 19th century notes
A compilation of items from Rome and American sources discusses potential American cardinals, political maneuvers, and church matters. It notes Archbishops Spalding and Kenrick among likely candidates, reflects on legislative debates in Missouri and California, and includes varied global notes on elections, disasters, and notable deaths.
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New York Journal
Sumner
Tipton
Renate Gallery
Revels
Miasissippi
Congressional Temperance Society
Ministera
Churches Temperance Organizations
Organization of Temperance Soviet
Salt Lake
Cultom
Reform Party
Brighamites
Virginia
Republican Party
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Supreme Bench
Yeas
Nays
Perusnican
Hamrpshire
State House of Representatives
Metropolitan Police
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City of New York
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Cornell
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Purcell
Kenrick
Jefferson City
Tolor
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New Mexico
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Horace Binney, Jr
Union League Club
Philadelphia
Maine Senate
Allen Trimble
Hillsboro
Ohio
Massachusetts
Santa Fe
Louisiana
State Senate
Bett
New York Sun
Albany
Regentleman
Boston
Shenango Furnace Company
Middlesex
McCulloch
Wells
Minnesota
Pompeii
Walla
Tara Solittis
Sidie
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Myyar Burt
Usylvatia
Indiana
Anamer
Germany
Meseritzg
Midnighe Togne
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Antwerp
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Boxton
Neabit & Lewis
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Vox HewaNa
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Testihaerberd Otter
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A. Findley
Orhana’ Court of Indiana
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Benjamin Evaos
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William Winatey
Hadden
S. F. Rager
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Bay
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Indiana County
Henry Boucher
Witte Township
Sahil County
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William H. Colemos
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Prest
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Blatrsville, PA
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Wtford
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