Immig r a tion and Treasury Notes Report
September arrivals total 69 928 across ports including Balti more Reston Detroit and New Orleans with 8 452 immigrants and 8 380 returning citizens. Citizens’ bonds and debt figures follow, noting 9 495 four percent bond holders and substantial overseas and bank holdings. Garfield memorial fund proposals and senator Mahone’s stance are reported along with bond redemption and mint affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltiuore
Reston
Detroit
Huron
Minnesota
New Orleans
New York
Passamaquoddy
Palladelphia
San Francisco
United States
England and Wales
Ireland
Scotland
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
France
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Sweden
Switzerland
Dominion of Canada
China
Treasury Department
Tao
Gilfilino
the Treasury
Garfleed
Gilfillands
Garfield Memorial Hospital
B. P. Sawyers
Coles Landing
Potomac River
Aquin Creek
Sawyers
Garfield Masanic
Gen. Garfield
Senator Mahone
Jubal A. Early
Persie
Richmond
Gen. Early
Virginia
Harry Ott
William Manosa
Open Letter Attacks Nominee Wolfe Over State Treasurer Bid
An 1881 letter to the editors of the Commercial Gazette criticizes Hon. Charles S. Wolfe for seeking Pennsylvania State Treasurer, accusing him of backing Democrats to defeat Gen. Bailey and back Noble. The missive mocks Wolfe’s ego, questions his qualifications, and warns he cannot derail the Republican cause while lampooning Cameronism and political hysteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Gasette
Newie
Wolfe
Burrano
N. Y
Chas
Tinya
Pennsylvania
Gen. Baily
Mr. Noble
Billy
Cameron
Barnum’s Museum
Warrey
Mr. Wulfe
Charles Susan Wolfe
Sampson
Wolfé
A. G .Gurui i Rand
Clare
Ders
McClure
iMr
Senate passes resolution on treasury report amid party lines
The senate, led by President David Davis, adopted a resolution calling for James F. Meline’s treasury department report and testimony from the investigation with a party line amendment. Dawes and Sherman opposed. McPherson presented a New York legislature petition against Senators Miller and Lapham, referred to privileges and elections. The senate then adjourned after an executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
David Davis
Sherman
Secretary of the Treasury
James F. Meline
Department of the Treasury
Farley
Dawes
Davis
Ofllinois
McPherson
State of New York
Miller
Lapham
Committee On
Canemaugh Messenger Echoes Political Upheaval in 1870s
Continent from last week notes Republican power shifts in Washington and Indiana County. The Messenger press backed reform but aided old factions with appointments and payoffs. A heated history recounts assessorships, lodge vacancies, and factional revenge as 1874 political battles shape later loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J.R Smith
Samuel
Hera 1
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Messenger Junta
Cantera Ring
Messenger Brotherhood
Indiana County
Sveb
Gen. White
Senate
Joseph
Judge
Othey
Harry
Sammuel
Mordeca
Kings Gate
Hia
Republic
Jo‘o
Thad Bean
Hon 8 H Yoder Promotes St Jacob s Oil In Mills Pa
Hon H Yoder of Mills Pa speaks on popular topic praising St Jacob s Oil as a universal remedy for rheumatic conditions and other injuries. The notice also warns readers to obtain authentic Garfield life writings from National Publishing Co and avoid questionable reprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home News
Richard McCormick
Arizona
New York
Jas . F. Wilson
United States
Iowa
Mathias Mandernoch
Detroit
Roscoe Conkling
William M. Davis
Liberia
E. J. E. Se‘ton
S. P. Rounds
Chicago
Illinois
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Twick
Hudson Waves
D. N. Love
Greenfield
Miss
M. Lanier
John Galloway
Mount Pleasant
Albert Small
San Antonio
Dr. Cream
Belvidere
Ill
Richmond
Yorktown
Garfield
W. H. Harris
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
American Humane Society
Supreme Court
Carlos Traro
James Gordon Bennett
Jeannette
van Wyck
Nebraska
Broadhead
Washington
London
Windom
Yoder
Mills
St. Jacob’s OU
Moizes Tien
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Notes
Coons
Jon
Department
Iim
Kirkwood
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
Internal Revenue
Page
California
Burchard
Lagrange
Frank Cicott
Washington, D. C
Uct
William Wisnont
Treasury
Jesse Baldwin
Ohio
Wyman
Gire
Goodwin
Giro
Baltimore and Potomac
Goodmin
Christiancy
Pevercacccencoce
Rockwell
Mentor
Col. Rockwell
Lucretia
R! Garfield
Col
Christiandy
St.James
Yoretown
Hancock
St. Johns
Army
Navy
Congress
Makin
Doned
Miother
Gov
Cornell
Avhich
Peeks Ani
Old England
Gloucester Point
Lord Cornwallis
the News
George Wood
George’Sheppiard
Vitrol
Wis
Gox
District Court
Scoville
Guuitean
Guitean
Conse
Arthur
J ‘Ork
St. Louis
la Porte
Joliet
Bee Lee
Ane Gibby and Stanton
Sussex N.J
pibe-Marquis of Lorne
England
Louise
Canada
Ebe Garfi
James Monroe
D. D. Tompkins
John Q. Adamz
Muss
Florida
Thomas Trexton
Stark
Wm. Lowndes
South Carolina
Weet Indies
Commodore Porter
West India Islands
Coun ‘Trive
Lafayette
Charles Pickens
House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
John Q. Adams
W.H. Crawford
Henry ‘Clay
Adams
Jackson
Crawford
Jamez Monroe
Westmorland
Orral
James ‘Monroe
York
Britain
Lord Sterling
Brandywine
Monmouth
Monroe
W. ‘Grayson
Ington
Republic of France
Thomas Jefferson
Charles Pickney
Madrid
Madigan
Madison
Great Britain
War Department
Samson Enouh
Baily
A. P. Hercrotm
Conemaugh
H. Yoder
Spetet
Prin
National Pub
Faedelens
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!