Four Per Cent Loan Opens to Direct Subscriptions
The four per cent loan to direct subscription was announced after abrogation of the Syndicate contract. Sherman’s plan to issue low interest government receivable certificates for email deposits will be considered. Tributes to Senator Bogg and Morton mark memorial day observances, with Morton’s memory drawing wide interest due to his public service. A vote on Matthews silver resolution favored opponents and signaled remonetization challenges. Chandler’s charges prompt an Ohio call for a House investigation amid concerns of 1876 conspiracy and a push for reform ahead of fall elections. Austin,
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Refugees From Adrianople Face Harsh Journey In War
A London report describes refugees from Adrianople dying in cattle trucks on the way to Constantinople. Despairing mothers reportedly discarded their living babies to spare them from dying in their arms as cold and snow struck. Additional trains carrying refugees were expected at Constantinople amid ongoing hostilities.
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Russian Princess Manweloff Imprisoned For Slapping Governess
The Russian Princess Manweloff has been imprisoned after an incident in which she slapped her governess. The spelling of her surname varies in reports, and commentators note the name invites apun on words but focus remains on the legal consequence.
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Paris Exhibition and New York Theater News 1878
From Our Own Correspondent New York January 18 1878 reports a lively benefit for John Brougham featuring Booth Fechter Sothern and other stars raising about 10000 with more to come to fund 20000 for his comfort. It notes Paris Exposition delays and U S trade gains plus city finance critiques and theater updates including Fechter Lester Wallack Modjeska and Mitchell reviews.
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Democratic convention to declare principles in February
The Indiana Democrats urge a platform that refuses to oppose popular demand for relief from financial hardships. They argue Congress favors the East while the West, South and Northwest bear taxation and bankruptcy, urging a more liberal policy and a national shift in economic measures. The State Convention assembles February 20 to articulate these aims.
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Enigmatic Editorial Targets Governor Williams in Indiana Press
The Cincinnati Enquirer editorial column ridicules Governor Williams while the Indiana Democracy remains confident in his honesty. The Hanrock Democrat calls for plain language from the Inquirer about Indiana politics and the graft and radicalism alleged in Indianapolis.
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Navy Overhaul Urged Amid Costly Public Seaport Debate
A Northern editorial argues the United States spends over 23 million dollars a year on a costly and elitist navy. It calls Congress to overhaul the department and reduce extravagant salaries to restore democratic balance in national defense. It also notes social commentary on spelling, marriage mishaps, a two century clock at Hamilton College, and various curious anecdotes from public life.
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Mary Lyon
Boston Harbor
John Eliot
Telephones and kisses absurd long range debate
The piece mocks a telephonic kiss idea as impractical and ridiculous. It notes Senator Beck argues taxes are too high and questions any raise. It mentions debate over women voting rights and cites New York’s State house expenditures and budget needs.
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