Connecticut Election Beyond the Ring and Brumidi’s Faithful Wife
In Washington on April 3 1876 reports describe Republican fund schemes to sway Connecticut voters while Democrats pursue lawful campaigning. Hon H B Banning pushes a military reforms bill aiding noncommissioned officers with education and pay raises. The piece also profiles Dick Harrington’s decline after his past secret service and a note on Brumidi painting in the Capitol while his wife deserts him for younger mates.
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Shepherd
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J. M. Wilson
Capitol
Brumidi
Minerva
Art
Centennial Fever and City Views on Dom Pedro II Visit
A Philadelphia correspondent savors centennial preparations in Philadelphia and New York chatter about Dom Pedro II's visit, Brazil's image, and royal prospects. It praises Philadelphia's civic spirit, anticipates grand Centennial exhibitions, and notes political theater around government spending and the 1876 era’s patriotic mood.
Crowner's Quest Outrage and Broadway Riots In New York
Our New York letter reports a public uproar over the Crowner's Quest law after a drowning blocked by coroner delays. It also notes battle over a Greenwich Street rail switch, an injunction by property owners, and a pneumatic tunnel turned rifle range beneath Broadway with violent clashes and police intervention.
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When Congress Will Be Elected
By a law of Congress, members of the Lower House are to be elected on the same day in every state. The first Tuesday of November each second year, beginning this year, will mark federal elections. Every alternate Congressional election coincides with the presidential electors’ day.
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Mauresque Horticultural Conservatory
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Supreme Court
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Washington
Ah Sin
Ching-chow-hi
William Wiggins
Indiana
Poseyville
Posey County
Governor Nomination Clash Hints at Hotman Withdrawal
An Indianapolis Sentinel letter claims Judge Horman blocks Hotman from the State Convention. The writer asserts Hotman will not consent to his name being presented, based on his own declarations, urging clarity for the party and other candidates.
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Dom Pedro
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Leslie
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Helvetius
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Gould
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Barrett
Davenport
Bangs
Levick
Jarrett
Palmer
Henry
George Rignold
Sardon
Ferreol
Union Square
Mins Ate Claxton
Roberto
Indianapolis Sentinel
Horman
the Sentinel
W.S. Hotman
Democracy backs Parrett for Supreme Judge in Indiana
Vanderburgh County Democrats praise Judge William F. Parrett as the clear choice for Supreme Judge. The Rockport Democrat notes his reputation for clearness, courtesy, and firm defense of right, asserting his nomination and election would raise the state court's standing and inspire confidence across parties and states.
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Vanderburgh
Rockport
Dress Debate Sparks Female Rivalry Quote
In a witty exchange a husband tells his wife that her dress won’t please men. She retorts she does not dress for men but to provoke and worry other women. The joke highlights gendered social theater and competition.
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