Troop Landing Reported Along Cuba Coast
From Key West dispatches the 24th instant announce the successful landing of troops and ammunition on the Cuban coast amid wide reporting across France and U.S. cities. Other items note a heavy French vote, a railroad accident in Louisville, and various incidents from New Orleans to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Cuba
France
Judge Black
Washington D. C
Louisville
Virginia
New Orleans
Cincinnati
New School Presbyterian Assembly
New York
Memphis
Darkey
Lansingburg
Renssalaer Park
Lake Revenue
Mississippi
St. Andrew
St. George's
Chicago
McConnell
Jacksonville
J. C. Robinson
Springfield
Manchester
Tenn
Scott & Munson
Charles Starr
Tarrytown
Synod of
Kansas
New School Presbyterian Church
Mississippi River
B. H. Vanankan
Durango Bilger Mining Company
Colt F
SzeWalker
Lockport
Boutwell
Special ‘Treasury
Customs
Sitka
Alaska
Liverpool
Antwerp
Kew
Pestedes
Refugee labor and postwar cruelty in the South
A St Augustine correspondent denounces Black people as worthless and stealing from ruined homes while the South endures war cholera pests and disasters. The piece laments persecution and fears Forney's telegraph inspection as cruelty and punishment from the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Nashville Union
Forney
Political Strife and Personal Factions Across Quick Reflections
A critique of Johnson and Grant with attacks on Grant's nepotism and manners. The piece endorses Cuba and St Domingo visits for Northern officials, mocks Banks and Republican conflicts in Richmond, and jokes about tanning the white man as a race metaphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Lindsay
Ife
Grant
Mouse in Judge Archer's Throat Becomes Onion Ad Box Tale
A Terre Haute Journal correction notes an Indiana anecdote about a Judge Archer who supposedly had a mouse jump from a shelf into his mouth during library book handling. The correction states the incident involved him removing a box of onion ads, not a mouse, and asserts the tale remains true as reported.
Senator drunkenness sparks cross party critique in press
Dox Pratt writes to the Cincinnati Commercial about senators getting drunk and the state they represent being intoxicated. The Cleveland Plain Dealer, Detroit Free Press, and others respond with sharp remarks suggesting delirium tremens if politicians drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dox Pratt
Cincinnati
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Michigan
Ilinois
Detroit
Leno
Chandler
Indiana Quorum Rule Declared in Fifteenth Amendment Debate
The article rebukes Indiana senators for justifying the Radical Legislature’s stance on the Fifteenth Amendment. It argues the Indiana Constitution requires a two thirds quorum in both houses, and that a lawful Legislature cannot operate with a partial gathering. It condemns the attempt to equate state rules with national constitutional mandates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Evening Post
Morton
Democratic Party
Indiana
New York
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Albany
Republican Party
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Joan Linn Littlefield
Ealter & & Proprietor
the News
St. Augustine
Fla
Johnson
President Johnson
Tennessee
Lincoln
Johson
St. Domingo
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
General Banks
Antilles
Treasury
New Mexico
Indian Affairs
de Hayti
Liberia
Fletcher
Missouri
Pacific
Butler
Connecticut
Thomas Jd. White
Nashville
Decatur
Alabama
Yellow Bluff
Sam Capell
Sam
Old Brownlow
Ani
Lawrence & Harvey
Main St
Std
Terre Haute
Ind
Cox. & Son
Toba Pa
Alain Street
Terre Efnute
Kentucky
Atisl
L. A. Burnett
Main Street
Terre Haute, Ind
C.wittig & CO
Eor
Cherry Streets
Dowling
6Th Street
Patina
West
Alassides, D
Lamoreux
P. O
Jesse W. Buckner
Clark
Clark County
Marshall
Sagos
Chester Handy
George Raimbolt
Rob
J Culverwell
Dr. Culverwell
Chas. J. C. Kline & CO
Bowery
P.O. Box
Europe
Nail
Collins Bros
Second Street
T. Louis
Isis
Shef, Eaton & Stone
Howard Association
Box P
Ayers
Buckeye
Wawkeye
Blessing Corn Planter
East Side Public Square
Archer & Clark's
Grochry
National
Marshall, Ile
Orien
Fairwuanmos
Scales
Fairbanks
Greenleaf
Lake
Bt. Louis
Ting Heewase
William
Meads
Rs. Lockard
Eas
Shmagae
Marshall and Vicinery
Gronps
M Sutton
South Side Public Square
Susted
Miss Snediker
Tadies
Wm, T. Martin
Ills
James C Bryan
Ila
Ekaya
Wm. T. Mart T
Court House
Illinois
Vetess Faery
Nelson
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