01 Feb 1876
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Newspaper
Morning Oregonian
Location
Portland, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1876
Page
1
A noisy OCR fragment mentions a tree and Throat HS being paired with Enynest Expectorant. It claims the remedy loosens phlegm arrests feverish tendency and leads to a gradual cure, though the text is garbled and hard to interpret.
A sprawling, OCR heavy report covers a February 1 1876 session with Congressional weather notes, public notices, and policy proposals. It references state conventions, railway legislation, committees, and proposed funding for education and infrastructure, with mentions of named figures and locations across the United States.
The clipped notice lists varied items from San Francisco and nearby areas including court cases, a Fourth of July planning session, hospital board deliberations, a railway meeting, and weather disruptions. It notes a court adjournment and a local death, plus references to trains stuck in snow and a hunting expedition report with animal counts.
A Benton County correspondent criticizes nonresident corporate taxation and stamp duties as unfair to property owners. He urges repeal of the Oregon stamp tax, notes legislators’ failure to address the issue, and praises capable candidates for the upcoming assembly. He also laments misused school funds and praises recent scholastic year closures and performances in Oregon.
A Democratic editorial voices strong approval for Blaine's amnesty plan while calling out opposition to Jefferson Davis inclusion. It argues the House proposals differ little and urges swift adoption to avoid prolonged political turmoil. The piece criticizes Southern Democrats and urges unity for a peaceful end to the dispute.
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