Chief Clerk of Agriculture Appointed in Washington
From Washington on the 19th Pare of Wisconsin was named Chief Clerk of the Department of Agriculture. The report covers immigration to the U S in March and the nine months ended March 31 with country breakdowns, school enrollment figures, and crop reports including winter wheat area gains and conditions across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pare
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture
Duning
Qgermany
Ireland
Germany
Canada
England and
Wales
Scotland
China
United States
Iron and Stoel
Kausag
Missouri
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Tus
Dakota
Interior Department
War Department
Agricultural Department
Far West
International Sanitary Conference
Tur
Chicago
Russia
Garfield
WashinoTon
Windom
Europe
Treasury
Debates Over Officer Elections Sparked in Congress
On Wednesday April 14 Pendleton argued against electing officers as Republicans pursue an unprecedented course. Dawes defended, and an animated exchange followed among Dawn Beck Harria Hoar and Hill. Mahone challenged Hill over insinuations about votes and possible political deals with Rolling about Mahone’s stance.
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Wednespar
Pendleton
Dawes
Messrs
Dawn
Beck
Harria
Hoar
Hill
Mahone
Malone
Rolling
Democrate
Eilil
Conundrum Challenge Sparks Senate Dispute And Far News
Debates spill into executive session as Mahone and Hil spar over insults and votes. Foreign intelligence notes include Irish coercion acts and Nihilist executions, with global updates from Madrid to Abyssinia and the London Monetary Conference.
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Dunton
James Daley
Connaught Telegraph
Castlebar
Ireland
W. Morley Punshon
Brixton
Eng
Panshon
Prince Bismarck
Langan
Madrid
Pans
Rothschild
France
Italy
Geennat Ghant
Senor Romero
Abyssinia
Michael
Mehneloff
Kibalischillitech
Jelinkoff
Sophie Pieoltaky
St. Petersburg
Roussakoff
Michaeloff
Chamber of Deputies
Candahar
London Times
Great Britain
Louis Mallet
India
A. T. Galt
Charles Tupper
Canada
W. Fremantle
Mint
Marermew Havers
Scio
Constantinople
Nedjed
Djuhara
Toho
Japan
Bismanck
Federal
Various 19th Century Local and National News Items
News briefs cover butter dealers banning alcomargarine in Washington Market New York and Boston streetcar wage increases. A Pennsylvania Greenback State Convention call for Pottsville on June 1 to nominate a State Treasurer candidate. Cincinnati Sunday law arrests for theater activity. New York patient with trichiniasis and Allegheny City meat illness. Russian fortresses orders countermanded. Fond du Lac flood damage in Wisconsin with rivers rising and bridges washed out. U S Senate unfinished business and various motions and resolutions discussed. Virginia debt issues and potential Sergeant at Arms election.
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Washington Market
New York
Boston
Bouth
Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Apolin Yacer
Bellevue Hospital
Allegheny City
Frank Frize
Lorp BraconseieLy
Iie
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Rock River
Fce
United States Senate
Harris
Tennessee
Johnston
Treasury Department
West Judicial District
Virginia
Mesers
Janes
Lansbury
Burnside
Beck
Riddleberger
Senate
Nighttime raid and chase endanger local settler
At midnight a constable and five assistants searched Daniel Foss in Qoshon Township for stolen goods. Foss fled barefoot, shouting for help as gunfire erupted. He crossed a river and braved ice, later found exhausted and injured, aided by a neighbor. Warrants issued for several officers on assault charges.
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Daniel Foss
Qoshon
Saunders
Foss
Werman
Beng
Entira
Hoe
Fred
Swan
Aarosa
Bine
Suneday
Stafford
Ed. Stafford
Wm. Dunham
D. 2Mith
Richard Smith
George Lampton
Hankuson
Burington
Amour
Dam McConnelus
Mhulfton Township
Fayette County
Crank County
Osceola
Murray
Bomt Iiscreant
Manson
Tris
Northarn
Spencer
Crosco
John McNamara
Connolly & Witzgerald
Aurora
Stremel & Ane Gerson
Joss
Nodnaurunca
Market Street
D. O. Talmadge
Alexandria
Nob
Achool-Tanchar
Rock Island
Atlantic
West Ollee Ehungea
Iowa
Kat
Webster County
Charles D. Wilson
Lake Center
Hamilton County
John BP. Bergeron
New Hartford
Butler County
Pleasantville
Marion
William W. Hlardl
Potyt Pleasant
Hardin County
Thomas Crosgrave
Gurnaville
Clayton County
Kuenzel
Tieonle
Monona
A.J. Smith
Roy
Davis County
J. O. Norris
Tyrone
Monroe County
Mary Campbell
Viole
Lee County
H.C. W. Epper
Danville
Burlineton
Bundusky
Ohio
Council Bluffs
Ariueron
Albia
St. Louis
Fragmented Vision of Liberty and Nation Promise
OCR style excerpt celebrates liberty and national virtue with grand phrases about rights, heroes, knowledge, and power. It invokes patriotic imagery, figures, and symbols while vowing progress, unity, and unalienable rights, though fragmented and garbled in transcription.
The Garfield Family in Early Ohio Hardship and Hope
Eliza Ballou Garfield, descendant of Mazarin Ballou, faced with famine after her husband Abram Garfield died in a forest clearing in Ohio. She and son James or Thomas rebuilt the farm, paid debts, and maintained the log cabin homestead. Eliza refused charity, planned meals to feed her children, and awaited a bountiful harvest to end their hunger.
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Mra. Garfield
Eliza Ballou
Mazarin Ballou
Nantes
Roger Willims
Amarien
Serled
Cumberland
Root
Hitler Ballou
Savemilly
Matlurin Bal- Jou
Ant
Abram Garfield
Eliza Ballon
New York
Chay
Tso
Oranige
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Dimes
James
Wheatefield
Thomas
Tribute to Garfield's Mother From Log Cabin to White House
The piece lauds the Garfield family matriarch for years of hardship and self denial. It portrays her as father and mother to her children, a guiding mentor, and a noble figure worthy of national homage.
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Garfield
White House
South political outlook colonial Mahone and race
The Charleston News and Courier remarks a restive Democratic element in the South and debates whether Mahone could lead. It predicts gradual change through education and economic progress, hopes alliance with Black Virginians may weaken Bourbons, and notes regional attitudes toward Unionist sensibilities and rail commerce.
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Charleston News and Courier
South Carolina
South
Mahone
Hare
Avery
Prasant
Adi ‘Pennessee
Virginia
Bourbouisin
Political Brevities Touching Southern Senators And Democrats
A column remarks on Southern Senators debates and Democratic party tactics in the South. It cites figures like Mahone Lamar and Hill, notes reactions to civil rights rhetoric, and criticizes Republican and Democratic maneuvers while referencing South Carolina politicians and press commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Reacs
Butler
South Carolina
Wayrtf Mahone
Democratic Party
Lamar
Ben Hill
Chicago Inter- Geen
Mahone
Garcelon and Landers
South
Detroit Post and Tribune
Sai
Edmunds
N. Ferribune
Jay Ben Hill
Wade Hampton
Hampton
Stilson Hutchins
Hutchins
Hill
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Corner
Flint
Ona
Sevsness Bole Eeteenes BS
Attorneys-At-Law
A. J. Monroe
Board of Supervisors
Podbaski
New Buila
Herrick & Coxsee
Arron
Lian
Monticullo
Jones Co
Coun
Dubugte
Delaware
Jones and Linn
Wentigan Paandeg
Monticello
Amory Se MeNs Rotary Postal LLC
Coxses & Rigby’s Agricultur Implement Depot
Towa
Res
F. M. Ellis
Rcaitec
Marshalltown
Bankers
Eee Ae CG. W. & GC. L. Lovell, Ankers
Sttbler
Monticello Bank
Monticello National Bank
Ticello
Jones County
National Bank Act
M. L. Carpenter
Marwell
H. M. Carpenter
BR. P. Smith
Farwell
L. Z. Farwell
FF. M. Hicks
I. D. Sherman
John Schweitzer
Case
Blacksmiths & Carriage
North Cedar Street
H. H. Stark
Sam Kahn
NE Price
F. Bentley
Towner
Palmer & Paine
Jows
Jd. H. Bacher & Co
School House Corner
Monticelli
Uve
Physicians and Surgeons
A. Miricok
M. D
Sturgeon
Dunham & Leichardts
F. Merriman
Omlu
Firstree
Abel Carriage Manufactory
Cedar Street
Calla
T. O
J. W. Mershon
Dyer's Block
Lyousse
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Hurnett
Palmer Houses
Bailroad
W. Abel
Manngaree
Mitten AN and D Glove Factory
Co. A. Whiting Anufacture
Insurance, Real Estate Loan Agency
W. R. Stillman
Justice of the Peace & Notary Public
Omino
Kinsella
Bvk
A. E. Chesterfield
Cubernadlsa
Kasay
Culverwell Medical CO
Dunn Street
C. Post
Hazard & Starks
Stabler's Boot and Shoe
Monticelly
the Central Grocery
Lon Jennings
Choice Family
Rueger’s Block
First St
Gps
Timothy
John G.blow
Prop’r
D. F. Magee
Ex- Pitkss
So Tice
The
Times
North Osder Street
J. He Stimpson
J. B. Simpson
J.B. Simpson’s Medicine CO
Main St
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. T. W. Wood
the News
New York Assembly
Carmine Street
Phillips Academy
Lawrence
Maass
FL. R. McCnLeLnann
Pittsburgh
Allegeny City
Blaine
Terence Boyton
Reading
James Burns
Erie
Father Maloney
Harrisburg
Tyna
Church of the Holy Trinity
Jamca O'Brien
Bob Lindsay
Morey
House of Representatives
Rhode Island
James Lanoyen
Philadelphia
Bradstreet
Miro Goopmen
Auburn
N. Y
Vermont
Schaefer
Eastern Railroad
Maas
Chicago Tribune
Atchison, Kan
Nebraska
Missouri River
Citizens’ Bank of
Atlanta
Georgia
Glover’s Gap
W. Va
Charlotte
N. C
Cleveland
Jay Gound
Thomas A. Scott
Texas Pacific Railroad
Scott
Road
Gould
Cincinnati Times-Star
Hernando
Mies
Dr. Lauderdale
Johnston & Tindsey
Lauderdale
Mins Dana
George Landers
Mike Bimmons
Greenville
Mike
Aerons
Texas
William Dexener
Dovener
Consolidated Cincinnati Street Railroad Company
Illinois House of Representatives
Cincinnati
Matagorda
Ham Rugeley
Lincoln
Springfield
Chicago Times
Finols
James Goodloe
Newport
Ark
George Wallace
Goodloe
Wallace
J. Ricuanvs
Richards
Minneapolis
Hayes
Dayton
Cal
David Boucher
Moopy
Banker
Denver
Milwaukee
Mallory
U.S. Senate Proceedings
Morgan
Messrs. Brown
Hawley
Iowa State News
Sanguu
Central India
Francis Charon
Kingston
Ont
Carlito
Witta
Erlinson
Ushuaia
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