Washington. Parties split over civil rights bill fate
The House Civil Rights bill remains a political minefield as Republicans split between backing a Butler version with school provisions and a Senate bill. Democrats seek unity to push tax and appropriation bills and avoid an extra session, while a caucus plan may curb intra party fights by routing measures through a chosen committee.
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Boston Insurance Interests Report of Fifteen Boston Fire and Marine Companies
A Boston report published February 1 1876 lists fifteen fire and marine insurance firms with a year summary. It details gross receipts net premiums paid losses and dividends and shows totals for paid claims revenues and reserves. The statement highlights surplus and unpaid losses amid the period figures for each company and overall totals.
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Worcester man sentenced for larceny and bigamy
Worcester Massachusetts February first. Hezelian Broughton a confidence operator was sentenced in the Howerer Court to three years in state prison for stealing a team from J P Streeter of Blur bridge. Broughton has served three years in the Lews State Prisco for stealing ten thousand dollars for the American Express Company. He has had four wives, the best one being a wife of JP Streeter who he married last Fall. His wife is Wisiousis, and by ix under This teat ludictwons bigamy bese.
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Hezelian Broughton
Howerer
J.P. Streeter
Blurbridge
Broughton
Lews State
Prisco
American Exprean Company
JP Streeter
Wisiousis
Louisiana debate and White League violence in St Martin's Parish
February 1 1873 reports from a congressional inquiry into Louisiana politics. West argues the President opposed troops except by law and condemns Democratic White League influence in New Orleans and St Martin's Parish. Witnesses describe intimidation killings voter suppression and a White League presence affecting elections and local governance.
Fragmented 19th century riot tale from De Soto county
A garbled recount describes killings and threats against Black residents by white opponents during a political struggle. It mentions Ada preacher, a colored man warned at doors, and alleged murders tied to election registration. The piece references 1872 events and a mix of witness testimony, fear, and racial intimidation in the parish.
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Gag Law Case Attracts St Louis Arrest Of Buell
St Louis, Feb 1. United States Attorney Matrick and others announce a Department of Justice order to arrest and bring A. G. Buell to Washington for trial on alleged libel against Senator Chaudier. Proceedings before a Commissioner and habeas corpus action may test the Poland law cited. Defense counsel include James O. Lindhead and ex Governor Thomas Reynolds. The move signals broader press actions under new policy.
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Daring Memphis Express Robbery at Knickerbocker Building
A bold plan led W R Parker and associates to set up W I Parker & Co at 18 Madison in Memph is. John Brady, a Southern Express messenger, delivered a large sum, was attacked with a rope and bag over his head. The robbers escaped through a rear passage, pursued across the river, with one man identified as E F Hail claiming kin to Parker. Brady lies severely injured, and a reward of 100 is offered for arrests.
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Cincinnati and Southern Railroad Iron Rail and Steel Rail Bids Opened
Cincinnati and Southern Railroad opened 13 bids for 24 000 tons of iron rails and 70 bids for 24 000 tons of steel rails on February 1. Prices ranged widely with bidders including Marietta Coal and Iron, Cleveland Rolling Mills, J Branden & Co, Cambria Iron, and others. Bids are under review and will be reported in two days.
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French Constitutional Debate Rages Over Presidential Power
In Paris the Assembly continued discussion of M de Ventavon’s constitutional bill as M Barthe seeks to bar the president from command of the forces. Marshal MacMahon threatens resignation if barred from defense duties, prompting debate on dissolution power and constitutional vs personal rule. The session targets tomorrow’s pivotal exchange as Liberal England reports on party splits and leadership tensions amid Forster Hartington factions.
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Centennial Exposition notes and city reports
The day’s dispatches include a request from the Boanian nation for a diagram of Centennial Exhibition departments, a Women’s Centennial Executive Committee forming in Providence with Frank Godlat as chairman, Gov. Garland urging Arkansas measures for Philadelphia的 tenders, and Philadelphia United States Supervisors reports on election claims paid in full. Other items cover indentations by the U.S. Marshal on Supervisors’ expenses, indignation gatherings, and probate of Capt. Boer Ward’s will. Strong local and regional notes from Providence, Rock, and Ulster County appear.
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