Congress adjourns as Senate votes and governors named
The report covers adjournment of the Forty-sixth Congress sine die, votes on the Donnelly affair, vaccating Washburn and admitting Donnelly, and various state and local political moves. It notes Indiana Supreme Court action on constitutional amendments, census cautions, and national party nominations through midmonth.
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Renate
House Dilla
Secretary’ of the Interior
Fort Dodge Military Reservation
Logan
Wither
Messia
Windom
Blur
Republican Party
Senate
H. H. Finley
Manning
Committee On Elections
D. Washburn
Ignatius Donnelly
Wickera
Washburnig
Donnelly
President signs regular appropriation bills before adjournment
Washington report notes the President signed all regular annual appropriations in time for final adjournment on the 16th and they became law. Several nominations expired at session end. Col Albert J Myer was appointed Chief Signal Officer with Brigadier General rank, and General KR Drum named Adjutant General. Garfield left Washington for Mentor, Ohio, amid many political friends.
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Washington
Congress
John F. Tlartrantt
Philadelphia
Albert J. Myer
Senate
KR. C. Drum
Townsend
Department of Agriculture
United States
I House of Representatives
Hartranft
Hutch
Victoria
John Morton
Senator Morton
San Francisco
Martin
United States Treasury
Joan A. Sutter
California
California Ward
Bureau of Statistics
Garfield
Mentor
Ohio
Epidemic and Miscellany Highlight 19th Century Dispatch
Reports from North Adams Massachusetts describe a severe illness sweeping the town with over 1,000 affected and physicians at full attention. The 16th marks the 11th annual reunion of the Society of the Army of the Potomac in Burlington Vermont with Generals Sheridan and Miles present. Also noted are emigrant arrivals in New York and Baltimore, Mormon proselytes en route to Utah, a probe into Beatleboro Vermont’s suspended bank, a fatal Auburn fire injuring five, and various other 19th century items including census counts for New York and Brooklyn, a large cotton sale, and a Lancaster youth pistol incident.
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Supreme Court of Louisiana
Memphis
Ita
Leadville
Skinner
Valparaiso
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Indiana
D. McDonald
Metropolitan Baptist Church
San Francisco
Kalloch
Indiana State Republican Convention
Indianapolis
Albert G. Porter
Washington
Thomas Hanna
Senator Voorhees
Exodus Committee
Cleveland
Neal Dow
Maine
A. H. Thompson
Ohio
United States
J. B. Howell
Gale City
Keokuk
Senator Vance
North Carolina
Florence Martin
Louisville
Supreme Court of Indiana
Scott
Niblack
N. M
Victoria
Raleigh
Blate
W. S. Roberts
Cincinnati
Durie
St. Louis
Dunsne
Jacob
James Yogas
Kokonto
Ind
Chicago Fkeening Journal
Chicago
Denver
A. J. Chittenden
Denis Kearney
Dow Aggie
Yallow Backet
Gold Lt
New
North Adame
Mass
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Burlington
Sheridan
Miles
New York
Baltimore
Utah
National Bank
Beatleboro
Auburn
N.Y
Wn Wall
Haun
Parsian
Providence
K. 1
Ross
Riley Quad Teo Buck
Boston
Vicinity
L. Gallagher
S. Mullins
Lancaster
British House decides Bradlaugh case affirm allegiance oath
The committee of the British House of Commons rules Bradlaugh may, at its own risk, affirm allegiance instead of taking the Parliamentary oath. This permits him to participate without the oath requirement.
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House of Commons
Bradlaugh
Diaspora legal bans and international tension in 187X period
Detroit man sues to curb Catholic church fundraising events in diocese. Dispatches report New Brunswick forest fires. Secret Service notes a counterfeit $100 note from Baltimore appearing in Oregon and California, warned against use. French Amnesty bill passes Chamber. Albanian Montenegrin clash near Podgorica ends with Montenegrin retreat under Podgorica guns. Vienna papers discuss Turkey’s fate. Turkish ruler urged depose or expand Austrian control. California Supreme Court rules McClure charter unconstitutional. Cincinnati and Milwaukee population estimates shown. Wheeling, West Virginia grows. War chest at Turkish War Office grows despite money shortage.
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Bisnor Borasss
Detroit
New Brunswick
Washington
Secret Service Department
Exchange National Bank
Baltimore
Oregon
California
French Chamber of Deputies
Podgoritza
Podgor Tiwa
Vienna
Turkey
Freie Jrease
Fremdenblatt
Porte
Austria
I. M. Katxocu
San Francisco
Charles de Young
Supreme Court of California
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Wheeling
W. Va
War Office
Greece
Appropriations by Congress June 19 Summary Table
Washington June 19 a summarized table lists annual and deficiency appropriations by Congress for the regular 13 bills and deficiencies. It covers amounts for Pension Post Office Military Academy Fortifications Army Navy Indian Sundry Civil River and Harbor Printing and Miscellaneous items with totals around 140 million dollars.
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Washington
Congress
Seeeces Consular
Diplomat Navy
Army
District of Columbia
House and Senate
Terrible child cruelty case shocks Iowa community
Jefferson and Green County report a five year old boy named David Dickinson died after severe beatings and rope restraints by Mr Parker and his wife who are jailed. multiple accidents and deaths across Iowa include drownings falls and train deaths as Keokuk hosts circuit court amid widespread court reforms.
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Green County
Parker
David Dickinson
United States Circuit Court For
Southern District of
Iowa
Keokuk
Mth
Miller
Quige Lane
Des Moines
Cedar
Scott
Muscatine
Lousy
Washington
Mahaska
Monroe
Wapello
Henry
Lee
van Buren
Davis
Appanoose
Jiinin Murphy
York Island
James Golsbury
Davenport
Warwick
Franklin County
Mass
Syracuse
N. Y
Burlington
Gustav Kiang
Lown City
Gronan Sues
Town City
Youtur
Verona
Clarissa C. Cook
Leas
Cook
Deat County
Geneual
Dubuque
Mississippi
Lansing
P. M. Guthble
Congress
Japan
J. B. Howran
Ida
Ife
Newark
Ohio
Miami University
Towa
Keosandqua
Whig
Ile
Charles Arp
Hmself
Milwaukee Road
Clayton County
Elkader
Hanry Hale
le Caire
St. Louis
Republican rally endorses Garfield and Arthur in Malone
At a recount ratification meeting in Malone New York Vice President Wheeler voiced support for the Republican nominees Garfield and Arthur. The speaker praised the party’s unity, unity of purpose, and the coming victory in November as he urged support for the national ticket and the party’s broader goals.
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N. Y
Wheeler
Calonca
de Cottevention
Republians Party
Thalt Congress
Jonal Delegaton
Republic
Jouvesell
Chlenge
Republican Party
Chaya
Gardella
Ohio
National House of Representatives
Vegisseraire
Bia
Baveyond
United States Senate
Noman
Wurpasae Min
Simsmon
Tebbes
Coma
Petece
Garfield
Arthur
Rome
Chicago Journal
Mr Garfield as Seen Through German Spectacles
James A. Garfield is portrayed as a self made man whose American rise provokes European ridicule. The piece contrasts European views of self made individuals with the American ideal of perseverance and intelligence overcoming humble origins and plebeian lineage.
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Mr. Garfield
James A. Garfield
Europe
America
General Garfield Honored for Public Life’s Manliness
A historical tribute notes General Garfield earned honor for his straightforward approach to public service. The piece highlights his plain deeds and steadfast character as defining traits of his leadership.
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Garfield
Garfield affair outlined by Ames stock dealings and 1872 probe
A Philadelphia case traces Henry McComb’s 1872 suit over Credit Mobilier shares linked to Oakes Ames. The House Committee’s report clears Blaine Dawes Scofield Bingham Kelley Garfield of corrupt motive, noting Ames kept dividends and failed to deliver Garfield stock or certificates while Garfield’s loan details remain disputed.
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Delaware
Pacific Railroad
Oakes Ames
Pennsylvania
Papera
Mobilier
McComb
Senator Patterson
Blaine
Poland
Vermont
James Brooks
My. Garfield
Garfield
Garten
Radi Cie
Merriole
Bitoratootk
Dilan
Gonien Gortald Thary Dan Ohare
Tdi
Racolve Thane
Ames
Gartald
Garfiald
George Francis Train
Ellnud
Garfeld
Amos
Hhe
House
Dawes
Scofield
Hingham
Kellay
Garfold
Kelley
Cbeck
Aureos
Aash Divalerda
Antes
Congress
Credit Mobilier
Bingham
Theommittee
Chicago- Tribune
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Jim
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Farwell
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R. P. la Casat
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Kahn A NE Price
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