Trade mark registration ruled unconstitutional by U S Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court decides trademarks registration at the Patent Office is unconstitutional and offers no protection to manufacturers. Other items note Ulysses Grant speaking in Chicago, lake disasters, Pope addressing veterans, church schools in New England, canal funds in Illinois, Ouray on Mormon involvement, railroad pools likely ending, and the U S pension list totaling over 25 million a year with a projected deficit.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
New England
Irish rent controversy and tenant meetings in Ireland
Irish tenants protest rent levels and seek government relief while landlords argue rents are too low to cover taxes and upkeep. The dispute involves Mr. Parnell leading pro tenant actions and a plan to send him to America to fund legal actions against eviction. American food prices influence European farming viability and add pressure to the conflict.
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Europe
Great Britain
Parnell
America
Questionable policy prompts reform on revenue and crime
The piece discusses whether funding for vague aims is sensible and cites the 115 million revenue tax projection. It highlights increases in distilled spirits and tobacco, 636 illicit distillers arrested, 27 workers killed, 48 wounded enforcing revenue laws, and urges Congress to punish criminals who assault federal officers in federal courts. It criticizes Indian policy following Meeker and Thornburg, laments government mediation with hostile Utes, and warns of railroad consolidations among C M and St P, D and N W, B C R N, and other lines. It calls for timely congressional action to restrict and regulate these consolidations.
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Comr. of
Internal Revenue
Congress
United States
Indian Service
Agent Meeker
Thornburg
Gen. Hatch
Mr. Adams
Nationhood the core of Grant reception remarks
Speeches at the Grant reception in Chicago center on Nationality over Southern State rights. Generals Woodford Vilas and Bob Ingersoll deliver eloquent tributes, praising a united nation. Grant echoes the theme, stressing loyalty to the Republic and the indivisible Union as the safeguard of liberty and happiness.
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Chicago
Army of the Tennessee
Gen
Woodford
New York
Col. Vilas
Wisconsin
Bob Ingersoll
Webster
Clay
Grant
Hoerty
Hapineas
Aledo Banner Quote on Money Power Outcry
A brief editorial note from the Aledo Banner criticizes the current fervor against the money power and moneyed classes, calling out demagogic sound and public outcry shaping opinion.
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Thade
Aledo
Mississippi Logging Plans Record Log Cut This Winter
Chippewa reports show extraordinary preparations for a large harvest. The Mississippi Logging Company aims to cut 100 million feet, with President Weyerhauser closing hauling controls on 93 million feet for a potentially strong season. A vast stock of 100 million feet of old logs lies along the river, mainly south of Eau Claire Dells.
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Chippewa
Mississippi Logging Company
Weyerhaueser
Eau Claire Dells
Mississippi Valley
Luimberman
Canal Commissioners Salaries and Deeds Continue Post Closure
The canals closed last week yet the Secretary of the board will continue drafting deeds and leases earning five dollars daily. The president retains his salary for signing leases while the third member receives nothing. The clerk will handle all ongoing work.
Unclear Pay Issue Sparks Reader Curiosity
A reader letter from the Sterting Gazette questions how pay was drawn, asking for clarification on the process and urging someone to explain the situation.
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Sterting Gazette
Southern Georgia Senator Endorses Secession Amendments End
Senator Hill writes Representative Chittenden that Southern people reject secession and slavery, accept constitutional amendments, and acknowledge superior force as settlement. He critiques lack of early protest against war legislation, arguing timely opposition would have mattered when power held. Aledo Banner.
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Hill
Georgia
Chittenden
New York
Congress
Aledo Banner
Congress Meets and World News From 19th Century Dispatches
Congress meets next Monday as scarlet fever strikes Springfield Illinois. Japan reports 90000 cholera deaths this season. Gen Thomas statue cost near 60000 dollars. Wisconsin Central Lumber ships 60 million feet this year. Grant to spend Monday in Dubuque visiting an old friend. Four million dollars in specie will back Europe imports. Randalia Iowa destroyed by fire on the 25th. Grant to visit Dubuque again. PA senator candidate Geo H Baker to seek U.S. Senate. Central Pacific pays 3090800 in full dues. Northern Pacific offers lands at 2.50 per acre. Tilden favored to win income tax suit. Leadville forms vigilantes. East Side fire destroys car tables and 100 horses worth 250000. Santa Fe buys St Louis & San Francisco charter to push Pacific line. Denver Rio Grande inks 15000 tons steel rails contract with Pittsburgh firm.
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Wisconsin Central
B. A
Philadelphia
Simpson
Europe
Randalia
Fayette County
Iowa
Fie
Grant
Dubuque
Thompson
Geo. H. Baker
Austria
Pennsylvania
U.S Senate
Central Pacific Railroad Co
Davitt
Northern Pacific Railroad Co
Tilden
Leadville
Col
Eighth Avenue Street Railway Co
New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Co
St. Louis & San Francisco Co
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Maine governor’s scheme to count out Republicans exposed
The article denounces a tax scheme backed by the Democratic governor and Greenback allies aimed at disenfranchising Republican members-elect to tilt the Legislature. It laments such tactics as despicable and urges Maine’s stalwart honesty and pluck to thwart the maneuver.
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Maine
Sam Tilden
Pine Tree
Greenback Party Diminished After State Elections
The Monmouth Atlas notes the Greenback party is no longer needed as the nation’s finances stabilize and currency adapts to business needs. An Oshkosh Advocate remark suggests forgiving late attending women in church as modestly social. heaven makes room for two in calico.
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Greenback
Monmouth Atlas
Calico
Jumble of Proverb and Anecdote in Offhand Quote
The line presents a witty but blunt exchange about marital dynamics and social propriety. It suggests a humorous order of priorities, contrasting personal conflict with public affection in a compact, tongue in cheek phrasing.
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Moline Review
Joan Pope
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Ouray
Utah
Maj. Thornburg
N. W
Illinois
W. U
Mississippi
Lowa
Rockford Road
Sterling
St. Louis
Missouri
the Nation
Canal Commissioners
Southern Assurances
General News
Springfield
Theater Ocean
Japan
Gen. Thomas
Home Guide
SOO Ladies
Resis
Chicago Tribune
The
Tutt’s
BT Medical
the Age
Tutt
Tett
Joseph Baker
Rock Island
John Bopes
Uslan
TD. Magill
Cor
Second Ave
Eighteenth St. Hatrance
Eighteenth
Dan Linahan
H. F. Brammer
Agar
This Co
Middle and Western States
Nee Co
WH. G. Fargo
Hoow Hyde
Pershing's Block
Keatur House
J.T. Dixon
Merchant Tallon
Second Avenue
J. T. Dixon
GEO. A. Bain & CO
Seventeenth Street
Bet
Third and
Fourth Avenues
Graham & Faran
Aledoid
E. T. Rigby
Hntist
Cutter's
Oor
Second
Brady Streets
Davenport
Hadden’s Pharmacy
B. I. & P. Depot
Moline, Ill
Tllingis
Roth Jbland
Cireuit
Miram Daring
Conmlainant
Jacob Fresinger
Agna Frysinger
Anid Court
Court Honee
Rock Telind
Sal
Rock
Adamaville
Hook Island and Peoria Railway
Cnce
Adameville
James Broderik
William B. Dixcen
Granada
Ilinois
Charles Forster
Hotographer Star Block
Harper
Rock Island, Ill
Latiafaction Gru
Éily
R. E. Sellers & CO
Pitteburg, Pa
Forward & Gleason
CPLAW
Forwarg & Gleason
Ezra L. Eastman
Ine Tipar
Reimers
Tuan
Chas. Fiebig
Stenci
Mode
Third Avenue
P.O. Busitt
EB. K
Paxuanren
Jos L. Haas
Cee En Oon
Aly
Fourth Avenue
A. N. Shugert
Prop'r
Bay Hotel
Reck Island
Union Depot
Miss L. Bruhx
Celand
Shetland
Saxony and
Germantown
Brady ST
Davenport, JA
N. B
Milan
John Burjance
Ately
HS. Rogers Veterinary Surgeon
Ontario Veterinary College
Canada
Hull & Lukens
Reek Island
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