Centennial appropriation bill to be disposed of by Congress
The Chicago papers note the lake steamers run regularly. A $1,500,000 Centennial appropriation bill will be disposed of by Congress today. Boston has sixty one national banks, the leading bank with $3,000,000 capital. Samuel J Kirkwood elected United States senator by the Iowa legislature on joint ballot, with a 71 majority.
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Tere
Boston
Iowa
Samuel J Kirkwood
United States Senate
Kirkwood
Widow of ex-president Johnson dies at Greenville estate
The widow of former President Andrew Johnson passed away last Saturday night at her daughter's residence near Greenville Tennessee. She had been in frail health for some months. The Johnson family home near Greenville was her final residence, and the town mourns the loss of the widow of a Civil War era leader, with news spreading through local circles.
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Andrew Johnson
Greenville
Tenn
Jeper David Cave Emerges as Notable Democratic Presidential Candidate
Jeper David Cave of this state is rising in prominence as a Democratic candidate for president, with increasing attention on his campaign and possible impact on the party race.
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Jeper David Cave
Kentucky Democrat James Bobeck Elected U S Senator
Hon. James Bobeck a prominent Kentucky Democrat was elected United States senator on Wednesday. The vote marks a key political shift for the state and strengthens party representation at the federal level.
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James Bobeck
Kentucky
United States
Creedmoor centennial matches target by CH AGO club
CH AGO with seventy four members plans to send a team to Creedmoor for the Centennial matches. Moody and Sankey meetings in Philadelphia draw large crowds with at least 15000 present on Friday. Gino S BaNes, ex superintendent of the Railroad Maud service, is nominated by the president for assistant treasurer of the United States at Chicago.
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Creedmoor
Philadelphia
Gino S BaNes
Maud Service
United States
Chicago
Illinois State Board Announces Ottawa Fair Start Date
Secret ay Fisuen of the Illinois State Board of Agriculture informs The Review the next annual fair opens in Ottawa on Monday September 4 as two executions are set in the state today. Jacobs the wife murderer is to hang at Joliet and another bond issue is to be voted on in Carbondate.
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Joliet
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Errin
Daniel Kipper
Goanty
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Murderer Hank Javis Gets Twenty One Day Penitentiary
The article states Hank Javis, convicted for the murder of Camiles Wayland in Chicago, was sentenced to twenty one days in the state penitentiary and includes a call for hanging.
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Camiles Wayland
Chicago
The Owners of the House Observed in Fourth Page Feature
A fragment from The Owners of the House notes the Confederation era focus on congressional activity. The item highlights the House of Representatives actions and general political commentary on governance. Entities include The Owners of the House and the four page layout.
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Congressional Herald
Reformers Rallying Voice Highlighted by Argus Editorial
The Rock Island Argus prints Hill's fall speech and omits Blame while praising Hall as part of the reforming ranks. The piece frames Hall as a member of the noble army of reformers.
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Hill
Hall
Aledo Ree f yphtees at the head of its columns
The Record notes Lindua B. Wash burne for president with strong backing from the Aledo community. A bold civic endorsement appears to shape local sentiment and support for a reform minded ticket.
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Lindua B. Washburne
Haive Dinede
Government trip to Gouiness studies effects on trade
The government appointee visits Gouiness manufacturing centers to assess the impact of various tones and policies on trade in the United States.
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United States
Secretary hints at exposing treasury frauds before appointment
The secretary says he will reveal frauds in the treasury totaling half a million dollars or more, all occurring before his appointment, but he does not specify the nature of the frauds.
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Histow
Treasury Department
Hectors
Return of Tashmien From United States Cited Amid Hard Times
The report notes many Tashmien are returning home from the United States as hardship grows in America with widespread unemployment and rising crime, contrasted with a harsher view of living in Ireland than previously believed.
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United States
America
Beecher Tilton case stirred by Relpath statement
The New York Times reports James Relpath, lecture bureau figure, is preparing a full statement on the Beecher Tilton matters. He claims to know much not testified to at the witness stand and will disclose it once ready.
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Brooklyn
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New York Times
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Lecture Bureau
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Tilton
Memorial tribute to Vice President Wilson services
Friday is set aside to honor the memory and public service of Vice President Wilson. Senator Boutwell will deliver the eulogy. Addresses are to be given by Senators Morton Stevenson Ingalls Dawes Hanlin Gordon Cameron and Morrill.
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Morton
Stevenson
Ingalls
Dawes
Hanlin
Gordon
Cameron
Morrill
Beauregard seeks removal of political disabilities
General P. Beauregard asks Congress to lift his political disabilities. He argues this move would clear doubt about his fitness for a state office and support a possible return to the army.
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Congress
Eminent Historical Figures Peter Cooper and William Cullen
The aged Peter Cooper born 1791, aged eighty five, gave a public speech at the institute he founded. William Cullen born 1707, aged about eighty two, also delivered a recent public address. Both figures are praised for noble deeds and long lives.
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William Cullen
Yauit
Sore Rice
National Democratic meeting sets dates for presidential convention
The National committee of the Democratic party will meet in Washington to fix time and place for the presidential convention. The Cincinnati Enquirer contends the convention should be held in Cincinnati, arguing party needs dictate it.
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Democratic Party
Washington
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National Republican Convention Set for June in Cincinnati
The convention to nominate president and vice president is fixed for June 14 in Cincinnati, giving the west the first move and likely depressing some eastern candidates' hopes. The call is published in this paper.
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Cincinnati
Moody and Sankey Revival Papers Fade in England
A London correspondent notes that religious papers started during Moody and Sankey's revival in England have ceased with the old year. They flourished during the American evangelists stay, with one journalist reportedly earning £1290 in three months from Moody sermons, but the fever waned and so did the journals that rode it.
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London
Moody and Sankey
Moody
West's rise shapes National Republican convention picks
The West has influenced national politics for twenty years and now secures the Republican convention at Cincinnati. Prominent names in West discussions include Minister Washburne Secretary Bristow Senator Morton and Governor Hayes as potential favorites.
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Cincinnati
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Bristow
Morton
Hayes
Henderson pushes canal aid bill for Illinois and Mississippi
Gen Henderson introduced his bill in Congress to aid the Illinois and Mississippi canal project. He is aligned with district and state sentiment on this public improvement. The Chicago Journal backs federal support as vital to connect the upper Mississippi valley to the Great Lakes and seaboard.
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Democratic reform talk meets Fish’s seasoned wisdom
The piece notes new Democratic congressmen misjudge the State department and Secretary Fish as naive reformers. It argues they will learn real administration, while discussing whisky case pleas and Bristow’s stance against arranging deals with indicted officials, stressing judicial discretion and limited immunity for those pleading guilty.
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Bristow
Naturalization rules block Chinese from citizenship
The article notes that naturalization law applies to free white persons and Africans, excluding Chinese as not white or African. It mentions past Chinese applicants and the 1862 failed effort in San Francisco, signaling a shift to deny new naturalization papers for Chinese residents.
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United States
San Francisco
Centennial Philadelphia Prepares for Vast Centennial Exposition
Special correspondence describes Philadelphia in January 1876 as abuzz with Centennial branding in hotels shops and saloons. It notes extensive building work at Fairmount Park including Machinery Hall and the Milling Association display and highlights new lodging options and the Centennial Lodging-House Agency arranging breakfast meals and rooms with coupon tickets for visitors arriving from the country or Europe.
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Fragmented musings on weather and fatigue after effort
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Grand Lodge A C U W elects officers in Sterling session
The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen held its annual meeting in Sterling last week and elected officers. Names include Pp. G. W. Am. Lewis Beers, G. G. F. C. E Palmer, G. O. S. Hull, G. G. Stocker, and G. Recorder E Krell. Representatives to the Supreme Lodge chosen: W. H. Caldwell and O. B. Titcomb.
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Moline
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Deschee's German Syrup Promoted as Cures for Throat Ailments
An advertisement urges readers to obtain Deschee's German Syrup from Dr. J. W. Morey for consumption, coughs, severe colds, and throat diseases. It claims rapid popularity among druggists nationwide, offers a sample for 10 cents and a large bottle for 75 cents, with three doses promised to relieve.
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