Crertas Celebrated Quietly in Frigay 1876
A Loe Ea ena and a Piya FRIDAY DEC 20 1876 report Crertas was celebrated heartily but quietly with old indications replaced by new probabilities throughout the day.
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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1876
Page
2
War clouds grow darker over Russia and Turkey
Relief fund total for Brooklyn theatre fire victims reaches 21 567 dollars as measures to aid sufferers intensify amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Turkey
Brooklyn Theatre
Severe Gale Devastates English and Scottish Coasts
One hundred fifty vessels and 250 lives were lost in the recent severe gale on the English and Scotch coasts. The storm caused extensive damage to shipping along coastal towns and prompted rescue and relief efforts.
Governor Grover Cronin Votes for Ferry Not Received
Cronin, Gov Grover's man, tendered his electoral vote to Vice President Ferry on Wednesday but the vote was not counted or received by the proper authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Cronin
Ferry
Extradition Treaty Talks Open Between U S and Britain
A correspondence between the United States and Great Britain is underway regarding an extradition treaty. Both governments exchange proposals and seek an accord to govern the return of fugitives and legal cooperation across the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
General BuTLeN Proposes New 1702 Election to End Crisis
General BuTLEn issues a public card proposing both parties resolve the presidential dispute by submitting to a fresh election under the 1702 law. The move signals a constitutional path to end the political stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Butlen
Senate committee telegraphs witnesses to testify on electoral muddle
The privileges and elections committee has telegraphed for important witnesses in Oregon to travel to Washington to testify about the electoral muddle. There is heavy snow and good sleighing across much of the west and east, with the south largely unchanged, and the locality is excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tywe
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Oregon
Washington
Tuere
Florida tally on Wednesday backs Tilden, Hayes claim
The attorney general counted a majority for Tilden while other board members pushed a square mia majority for Hayes, indicating a contested result in Florida.
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Florida
Tilden
Hayes
Ex-Congressman Recovered Six Cents in Libel Suit
The report notes ex-Congressman Phelps of New Jersey recovered six cents in a libel suit. It implies only a nominal award and questions its impact on Senator Sharon's financial position.
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Phelps
New Jersey
Sharon
Unclear fragment from historical notice page
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Paris events and German relations, with missing context and illegible details. The readables point to a dated news brief about international affairs and deaths but exact subjects and dates are not discernible.
Britannie Capsizes History's Voyage Record Time
The steamship Britannie, captained by ompoon, completed a voyage from Poecadacdi Viera to Queenstown in reven days and thirteen hours. The record was recorded in favor of Vovace wad ayite her time, with the vessel arriving last Sunday morning at lastepist declock.
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Ompoon
Queenstown
Convent Fire Near Juliette Kills Thirteen
A convent near Juliette in the Montreal region of Canada burned on Christmas night killing thirteen people including many children. Firefighters battled the blaze as survivors fled the flames.
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Fiororef
Juliette
Montreal
Canada
Democratic county mass meeting set in Rock Island court house
Jo Dann Samuel Heagy 2M Grenell Andrew Donaldson and VP Whitney have called a Democratic county mass meeting at Rock Island court house tomorrow afternoon at 1 o clock. The meeting aims to elect four delegates to the state convention at Springfield on January 5. Other convention purposes cannot be determined in advance of the meeting.
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Jo. Dann
Samuel Heagy
Grenell
Andrew Donaldson
Whitney Hiave
Court House
Rock Island
Springfield
Precedents in Electors Contested Elections Historic Note
The article notes that since the Republic’s formation no electoral return has been rejected or even objected to on grounds of fraud by a returning board. It states the current problem in presidential elections is entirely new in American history.
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America
Electoral votes mostly sent to Senate president
Nearly all states have transmitted their electoral votes to the president of the Senate. A few remain. if not received by next Wednesday, the vice president will send a messenger to each delinquent state for the duplicate returns required by law to be filed with the U.S. district judge of the district where the electors met.
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Senate
United Sates
Athhe
Atlantic 1377 to Feature Longfellow Holmes and Adams
Readers are urged to notice the long catalog of future Atlantic issues. The upcoming number promises notable writers including Longfellow Holmes Stedman and Adams with a series of attractive articles and features.
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Longfellow
Low
Elqmalttier
Holmes, Stedman
Ald
Charles Francis Adams
Howells
G. P
Henry W Longfellow
James Russell Lowell
John G Whittier
Oliver Wendell Holmes
E C. Stedman
Bralich
T. B. Aldrich
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
W.D. Howells
Mr. Howells
New England
Mare Twain
Keemble
Charles Hale
G.P Lathrop
Hawthorne
Penneyvania
New Year Wishes Amid Sabbath Reflections
In Sabbath calm and New Year's approach, the note hopes readers feel soothing season influences. It extends wishes for a Happy New Year and for a day that braces them for renewed toil and effort, bringing trust and hope for the hereafter.
Democrats in Congress Face Four Disqualified Presidential Electors
The piece discusses how four presidential electors Frost in Missouri Moore in Tennessee Williamson in New Jersey Holloway in Virginia are deemed ineligible per Senator Thuman's interpretation. It notes debate among Democrats on whether to discard or count these votes, and reports potential dropping of Cronin by Tilden and count of Oregon votes for Republicans, leaving the four disqualified electors unresolved.
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Congress
Tilden
Missouri
Moore
Tennessee
Williamson
New Jersey
Holloway
Virginia
Thuman
Grover
Perhips
President rules out Illinois senate bid in telegram
A Washington to Boston Advertiser telegram reports the president will not seek the Illinois seat to succeed Logan. He cites residence, tenure, and his aim to stay a citizen of Illinois while supporting Logan as an industrious and brave senator and Union officer. He warns Logan’s perseverance would avoid national mischief.
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Washington
Boston
Illinois
Logan
Tihmois
Pecon
Mr Logan
Senate
Tlineis
Logan de Perse Beets
Supreme court rules on wharfage rights for Mississippi River cities
City authorities led by City Attorney Martie explain the supreme court's decision in cases against Keokuk Northern Line Packet Co. The ruling affirms lower court judgments against Keokuk and Burlington area towns except Muscatine, which lacked a wharfage ordinance. Davenport's ordinance on tonnage-based fees is deemed valid.
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Martie
Supreme Court of the State
Mississippi River
Keosuk
Fort Madison
Burlington
Muscatine
Keokuk Northern Line Packet Company
Supreme Court
City of
Davenport
Northwestern Cuion Packet Company
Com, Davidson
Two Congressional Committees Probe South Carolina 1876
Special Correspondent reports from Columbus South Carolina December 19 1876 on dual congressional inquiries into South Carolina elections. The House committee finds no fraud by Republicans and notes violent intimidation in the Black Belt while the Senate panel investigates the Wheeler style violence, shotgun democracy, and political tensions surrounding Gov Chamberlain and Gen Butler.
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Columbus
S. C
South Carolina
House Committee
Republican State Board of
Black Belt
Banks
Robbins
Barnwell County
Peyer
North
Curge
Calhoun
Chamberlain
Louisiana
Life Cluba
White terrorism and Black uprisings in the South debate
The article condemns Southern white oppression and warns that continued disenfranchisement could trigger a Black uprising led by desperate leaders. It contrasts reform efforts for fallen women in Chicago with Rockford’s initiatives, urging fair treatment to prevent retribution.
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Abbey
Ab ‘Villeunly
South Carolina
South
Heavy Robbery Linked to Express Company Loss
A $10,000 treasury package sent by Adams Express to the National Bank of Illinois in Chicago was opened abroad and replaced with worthless paper. Initial belief blamed a treasury employee, but later findings indicate the theft occurred after dispatch by Adams Express, making the express company liable for the loss.
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United States
Treasury Department
Express
Chicago
National Bank of Illinois
Treasury
Adams Express Company
Express Company
Trustee's Sale Notice for Wells Property in Hampton
The notice records George R Wells and Hannah W Wells of Hampton Rock Island County executing a deed of trust Sept 23 to secure a promissory note. Default triggers power of sale. trustee Elsworth Mapes to advertise sale of the east half of the northeast quarter section 32, township 17 north range 4 west, Believed dated December 27, 1576, with sale to satisfy the debt.
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Hannah W. Wells
Hampton
Rock Island
Peeti
Mat Uerd
Jesu Heider
Ander
Wanda Y
Abel Pwaheden
Ethan Erste
Keeown
Dara
Ecvetteer
Redevyion
George RO Welle
Nanash W Welle
Ther Beire
Arsion
Elsworth Mapes
Books! Books! Copakr—Primes of the Ancients and More
An advertisement listing numerous volumes and editions across crafts, including TITIAN GALLERY, DRESDEN GALLERY engravings, Landseer gems, Shakespeare quartos, Hogarth works, Lowell and Longfellow editions, Homer, Michelet, Hawthornes England and Italy, Knights Half Hours with Best Authors, and Osgood's West Pocket Series with new novels and classics.
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B. B. Taylor
Titian
Hellotype
Dresden
Gray
Landseer
Chanteaubraind
Gustave Dore
Hogarth
James Russell Lowell
Longfellow Whittier
Tennyson
Bryant
Alice
Phebe Cary
Byron
Morocco
Michelet
Hawthornes
England
Italy
Hume
Ben Maculay
Addison
Froude
Rollin
Dickens
Cody Thackery
Hallam
Josephus
Juvenile Books List Highlights Classic Titles
A catalog of children and youth books includes Bayard Taylor editions The Thiers France Old U S and various readers by Alcott Pansy series and Sunsh ine for Babyland. The collection features tales such as Robinson Crusoe and a range of picture books and annuals.
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Bayard Taylor
Miss Alcott
Roundabout Rambles
Pansy
Chatterbox
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