Reform plot exposed by Liberal Republicans in Cincinnati
The piece accuses a faction calling themselves Liberal Republicans of planning a reform movement in Cincinnati to seize power through fraudulent means. It condemns place-hustlers, blue-pinger deluded followers, and notes Congress probes into alleged frauds from the White House era. It cites Grant administration critics and praises investigations.
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Freud
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New York Custom House
Navy
Gen. Grant
Charles Sumner
Carl ‘Soburs
Grant
Women leaders oppose Grant renomination in political note
Anna Dickinson Victoria Woodhull Susan B Anthony Lucy Stone Blackwell and Tennie Claflin oppose Gen Grant renomination. They urge Republicans to avoid a dangerous situation and act with wisdom and prudence, distancing themselves from the current political stance.
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Victoria Woodbull
Susan B. Anthony
Lucy Stone Blackwell
Tennie Claflin
Gen. Grant
Calhoun Republicans Arm for Coming Summer Battles
Old Calhoun Republicans scour their historic political armor and prepare to engage in the forthcoming summer battles. The rhetoric evokes past service and readying for ongoing political contests.
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Calhoun
New Year Market Notes From 1873 Commercial Report
Money in call loans opened at 7 percent and closed uncertainly. Gold held around 111.34 as nerves on European tensions faded. Wool recovers from Liverpool shock and prices are expected to rise. manufacturers defer sales, farmers delay crops, and the dry goods market shows firmness with buyers cautious. Groceries, rigging, and provisions rise. pork around 13.85 to 13.874, cheese weak, flour firm, and Western wheat prices creeping up amid expected canal and lake openings.
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Michigan
Detroit Market in April 1873 Prices Steady to Firm
Darnoi April 22 1873 Detroit Market reports mixed changes with hardware unchanged and tin prices firm at 16.60 for one unit while 9.50 and 5.50 for other items hold. Groceries rise then fall. sugar declines to 12 open quotation and 11 percent sold recently. carbonates up about four hundred. flour and grain markets active with substantial advances on leading cereals. Wheat prices climb, city millers burdened by higher costs. corn firm at 23 1/2 to 24 1/2 cents. white wheat at 41 and 43. barley dull at 1.50. Green apples dull, dried goods firm, beans and butter steady, eggs active, maple sugar dull, potatoes firm.
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Local Produce and Seed Prices From Market Ledger
A raw OCR list shows varied produce and seed pricing including oats, peaches, potatoes, timothy seed, broom corn seed, balsam timber, dressed beef, and wheat. Entries include price figures per unit and quality descriptors, reflecting a 19th to early 20th century market listing with multiple items and inconsistent punctuation.
Siege in Matamoros and global notes from 19th century dispatches
Reports from various fronts and officials include a stalemate at Matamoros with insurgents, French views on passport checks, Beecher urging Sunday libraries, and a wreck at Seal Island. Fire destroys Union Block in Westborough. Buffalo votes for railroad loan. Pittsburg to fund new water works. Utah miners oppose Mormon influence. Spain unrest linked to internationalists. Pope warns Italy. Utah statehood talks stall. Fort Huron immigrants total 8343. pensions fraud risk proposal aims to expose fraudulent claims via county alphabetical lists.
Tragedy at Indian Territory court house recounts clash
Fort Smith New Era reports a sheriff marshal force attack on a courthouse in Indian Territory. The building was abandoned for a schoolhouse area as gunfire erupted. Eight officers died including Deputy Owens. four attackers were killed including a deputy sheriff and a juror, with several wounded. Proctor’s party fled with 46 armed men into the mountains.
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Indian peace talks amid Sioux resistance and army guard plan
Telegraph reports from Washington say about 1000 Sioux at a station seek peace if clothing and blankets are provided, while 100 Sena orces Indians near Big Cheyenne River refuse rations and threaten to resist the Pacific Road. Spotted Eagle denounces the project, predicting buffalo loss and war, prompting Col. Stanley to plan large troop protection west of the Missouri River. Delano notes disorder caused by white rioters near the working party and calls for military action and a district court. The May interest on the public debt will be paid after the 24th with no rebate, and President vetoes a Crawford pension bill after learning he is already drawing a pension as a private soldier.
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War Imminent in France and Europe
Reports from private dispatches align with the London Telegraph on France facing renewed war risks with Germany. France reportedly holds resolve to fight again to erase the 1870 defeat, with wartime debts estimated at nine and a half milliards of francs and nearly five and a half milliards paid.
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