Reception for Parnell and Mitnnee at Chicago
The large crowd gathered February 22 at Michigan Avenue to welcome Parnell and Mitnnee, with thousands lining the streets as escorts and speakers, highlighting sympathy for the exiled figure and invoking broader political tensions. The event featured remarks from Jacob Parnell, Dillon, and Juba, with letters from Blaine and other senators read aloud, and a strong factional display across the political scene.
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Parnell
Mitt Nee
Chicago
Nixbell
Intico
Michigan
Ueo- Spoupi
Cotizine
Jacoh Parvell
Dillon
Juba
Yao
Blaine
faniA‘tom Railroad
Il Monte
Fa West
Ithe Lok
Dake
Idraptiog
Saoape
Ofc
Dow
Ives
Ole Zis
British Lords Move to Suspend Offenders in Session
A crowded Lords session sees Lord High Chancellor introduce conveyancing bills while Sir Stanford Northcote hints at a Thursday motion to suspend any member named by the Speaker or committees for obstructing business. The government papers discuss Irish affairs and public relief amid a broad swath of international briefs and local notices.
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Supreme Court
New York
Democratic Party
Waanimagor
Lasfevre
Commissioner of Agriculture
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of State
Bera Bo
Jboard
Tilden
Parimary
Lanpor
House of Lords
Ead
Ford
Ly Jno
Stalford Northcota
Audh
Poverement
Lowther
Speach
Manston Hous Cou Dreux
Ae ‘Roland
Democratic convention decision in Cincinnati favored
A national Democratic committee meeting at Willard's Hall discussed sites and timing for the forthcoming convention. Cincinnati led after ballots with 29 votes, followed by Chicago 8 and St. Louis 4, Washington 4, Baltimore 2, Philadelphia and Eugene City 1 each. The committee planned to confer with Cincinnati officials and prepare a call for tomorrow.
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Orgonian
Wasiusuror
Iemcratic
Willard’s
W. Hc, Gundy
Ilnois
Chicago
Outeforidge Horses
Maryland
Baltimore
John G. Privst
Missouri
Louis
John G. Thompson
Eaton
Kansas
McHenry
Mississippi
California
Harvey
Nevada
I.rkle
Colorado
Hugh Batler
Jobo T. ‘Loyall
Wiscaraln
Bragg
Texas
Columbaa Upson
M. W. Fuller
Transportation and Board
Cal
Dorsey
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ton
Eugene Oily
Oregon
Whiteater
Eugene
Oge
Washington
Cingignati
Harmoniizig
New York
MATTSAS IN COMMITTEE PROPON AS RELIEF MEASURES
In Congress reports show the House Foreign Affairs Committee chair to report favorably on a resolution to aid the suffering people with increased funding from 21,000,000 to 3,000,000. Public Lands panel backs Valentine’s bill for settlers, allowing open retirement and entry upon sworn surrender of claims at a local office. A revenue and anti fraud bill is proposed, tightening enforcement and grand jury procedures.
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England
Charles Rovail
Hawdon
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San Fran
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Qualaivey
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Binnarak Ito
Susnen Jeaxla
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Renux
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Reichstag
Eiected Gesator
Li Fant
John Lemoine
den Debate
Lif
Chamber of Deputies
France
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M. Roubat
Tai Ba
America
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Watress
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Rlein
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Shere All
Yakoub Khan
Mahomed Jan
Roberts
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Biedar
Roberta
Lo Disces
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Mitri
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Wifecill
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
House of Representatives
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Hot Springs Commission
Representative Vance
North Carolina
United States
Jefendaota
U. S
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Walker
Millot Terre Haute
Nashville
Indiana
House Committee On Appropriations
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Wallowa Valley described as land of many resources
Wallowa Valley lies in northeastern Oregon, a wide farming and stock area with rich soils, abundant water, and diverse resources. The writer extols fruit, timber, fish, big game, and range potential while noting frost, isolation, and the need for a local mill, stock feed, and a future town site. The piece blends praise of scenery with practical notes on agriculture, settlement, and infrastructural needs.
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Losting
Willamette Valley
Permiealon
Wallowa Velley
Union County
Grand Ronde
Willamette
Stresura
Snake River
Washington letter laments Congress delays in activity
A Washington City correspondent on February 8, 1880 notes Congress drifts in inactivity with party committee maneuvering to avoid political harm. Discussion covers river and harbor, agriculture, and public buildings bills, the presidential question, potential nominees Blaine Sherman Conkling Grant and others, and Virginia politics. Includes local notices on Oregon land negotiations, senator Maloné, and personal matters involving Oregon figures.
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Tilden
New York
Mtd
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Kelly
Alder Tammany
Genipa
Tildée
Aaron Barr
Martin van Buren
Granva
Penn~wanis
Grant
Mayer
Gonkling
Pennsylvania
Sherman
Hizh
Blaine
Conkling
Sherman Jess
Camerons Conkling
Wishburne
Gakges
Elsine
Hisine
Thos J
Washourhe
Gant
Washburne
Wasbburne
Dark Horse
Windom
Edmunds
Garfield
Acme Bonis
L. Elmerton
New-York
Indiana
Virginia
Slater
Oregon
Acuel
Chinatown Condemnation Talks Stir Pacific Coast News
In San Francisco and Boston style dispatches the paper notes calls to revive safety committees amid public anger over Chinatown conditions. Officials plan limited housing occupancy, stricter nuisance rules, and capital interest in redeveloping the quarter while promising civility and suppression of illegal activity.
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Seroual Dinpatcu
Omboontan
Bax Feanorgoo
Chinatown
Ear Het the Boer
Sa Ous
Bel
Iceeer Ax
Immedigenoa
Seaton Et Frise
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