Grant seeks third term and imperial rule claim
Sun editor reports General Grant studying monarchies and aiming for power beyond two presidential terms. The piece compares him to Alexander and Napoleon, calling the danger to liberties real. It also notes Rowell Exhibitronics paying for public displays and political maneuvers in Iowa and Colorado, with other national updates on politics, finance, and crime.
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Sea
New York
Mar
Sun
Fai
Grant
United States
Washington
Alexander
Napoleon
Various World Events Reported From 1876 Era Dispatch
General Grant reaches Penang with his party while French historian Vaulabelle dies. Paul Boyton arrives in Evansville Indiana. Dr Karmasch author of History of Technology dies. London says Candaliar won’t be annexed. Don Cossacks refuse taxes and cause unrest. Six Turkish Roumalia adherents favor mixed occupation. Cincinnati officers plan armed toll on Pullman cars for 1876 taxes. Bridge over Sollier Creek burned near Topeka. Liebknecht accuses Reichstag of mail secrecy breach. Eastern Roumelian commission favors mixed occupation. Four men arrested in Santiago de Cuba for rebellion, to be sent to Spain. Expedition to Mero to include 3000 and Grand Duke Nicholas Constantinovich. Brooklyn theatre rebuilder costs 100000 dollars with altered entrances. Assassin of General von Drender identified. Four Councilors of State arrested with wives and son. Yakoob Khan's letter indecisive. Troop advance delayed until mid next month. passes must be clear. Standard doubts on negotiated settlement. public admission unlikely before orders to advance.
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Jen. von Drender
Petersburg
Yakoob Khan
Roberta and
Browne
Plague Quarantine Eases as Powers Greet Roumelis Occupation
Telegram from Pingus notes quarantine relaxation while Germany approves Roumelis occupation but refuses troops. France stalls action as Austria Italy Russia and England pledge contingents. Rome reports King Humbert commuting Passanante’s death sentence to life imprisonment. A Thames find in Lexpos yields fragments identified as Mrs. Thomas.
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Bert
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Roumelis
France
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Italy
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England
Rome
Mar
Humbert
Passanante
House Debates Rules Gaps as Army Bill Moves On
In Washington March 29 the House debated rule adoption with Reagan’s claim of no formal rules. Speaker ruled that the prior House rules apply until changed, and the ruling was upheld 125 to 107. The committee of the whole then took up the army appropriation bill amid speeches by Garfield McMahon and others regarding flags at polls and Democratic policy. Adjournment followed with a Cincinnati committee named for Carliste and others after McMahon declined.
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Garfield
Democratic Party
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Ira
Union
Wood
Sparks
White
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Cincinnatti Committee
Carliste
Kenner
New
Idaho Fraucis and Territorial Indian Reservations
Publication of documents reveals claims of political swindle in Idaho Legislature and details a government recommendation to set apart the Cour d Alenes and Boise and Bruneau bands of Shoshones as reservations. Reports from Washington discuss Indian Affairs, land office diagrams, and secretary’s approval to reserve the lands in southern Idaho. Also noted are Burmese king alliance rumors, British reinforcements, a fire, and the deaths of Prince Waldemar and ex-Congressman H. Y. Riddle.
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Ogden Junction
Wm. Clements
Messrs
Woodard
Homer
Féin
Congress
Department OF Tit Interior
Washington,d.c
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Idaho
Cour d’ Alenes
Boise and
Bruneau
Department
General Land Office
W.T. Orro
Burmal
Ranoon
China
Mandalay
Proceedings of the Third District Court Admits Bar Inquiry
Proceedings report multiple cases with trials, continuances, dismissals, and judgments. A committee is appointed to examine Charles E. Pearson for bar admission. Court adjourns to Friday at 9 30. Case specifics include United States v John Miles continued to April 7 and various stipulations and dispositions in other suits.
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Charles E. Pearson
United States
John Miles
M.T. Giaborn
Waterman
J. W. Goldthwait
N. C
A. I. Fisher
Wm. Neischwitz
N.S. Ransohoff
M. Blay
Hans Clarson
R.anderson
Jans Clarson
J. B. Bamberger
Rail
Proceedings Yesterday in Civil Actions
Proceedings yesterday include Anton Chereghino and others versus John Mahan and others with defendant Sloan’s judgment to be computed and continued against other defendants. Citizenship admitted by Henry Field, Joseph Young, and others. hearing on injunction planned with likely issuance. Non filing bond set, Brown versus Tooele City. action amended and Tooele City dismissed by consent. jury trial in progress.
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Anton Chereghino
John Mahan
Sloan
Henry Field Joseph Young
J. B. Mattison Ya. B.Y. Hampton
D. O. Dickenson
J. A. Brown
Tooele City
Dream Foretold Brother Shooting in Louisville
In Louisville last September Charles Strickland, a drug clerk, dreamed of his brother quarrelling with Arthur Morrill. Morrill allegedly shot him. Strickland checked his watch at 11:20 PM and later learned his brother had been shot at about 11:30 PM, though the item ends with quoted caution from the Courier-Journal.
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Strickland
Louisville
Market St
Arthur Morrill
Waitle
Merrill
Chet Strickland
Charles Strickland
Jzioutsvilée Courier-Journal
Lands Set Apart for Indians on Reservations
Document dated June 4 1867 from Wasynatox D C outlines lands to be set apart on reservations for the Indians as recommended by the Acting Secretary of the Interior Andrew Johnson signs the directive.
Interior report on Shoshone and Cour d'Alene reservations Idaho
Commissioner Jas. S. Wilson reports to Acting Secretary Otto on proposed Idaho reservations for the Boise and Bruneau Shoshones Bannock and for the Cour d'Alenes Northern Idaho. Boundaries are described with mileages and acre totals, noting no surveys or confirmed extinguishment of Indian titles yet.
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Department OF Interior
General Land Office
W. T. Otto
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Kinho Territory
Bruneux
Idaho
Cour d’ Alenes
Boise and
Bruneau
Bannock Reservation
Snake River
Portneus' River
Bear River
Range of Mountains
Sublette
Blackfoot River
Fort Hall
Cour A’ Ajenes
Latah
Spokane Bridge
Strona River
Old Court Alenes
Washington and
Idaho Territories
U. S
Department
Wilson
Brown family sale advertised by J W McNutt Ogden
The notice mentions the Brown family and a sale labeled as popular by J W McNutt & Co in Ogden. Details are sparse but indicate a local auction or catalogue listing connected to the Brown family.
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H Haurrr & Co
Portland
Bannock Reservation Designation Recommendation
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs recommends designation of the lands reserved by executive order of June 1867 for the Indians of Southern Idaho, including the Bannocks, as the reservation provided for by the July 3 1868 treaty. The proposal cites the treaty article and requests government action.
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THE
Interior
Washingon
D.C
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Idaho
Ilako
Bannocks
J. 5
Cox
Maxson
Secretary of the Interior
Jane
Indiana
Executive Falls Short of Reservation Plan in Idaho Territory
A dated note discusses Interior Department recommendations to designate a Bannock reservation in the Southern Idaho region within existing tracts reserved by an 1867 Executive Order. It laments beliefs that no reservations exist, urges publication to inform county and territorial readers. Signed by Davin Wiant Gentile Vatrey and J. T. on March 2.
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Idaho
Ioho
Davin Wiiant
Gentile Vatrey
J. T
Arsynaty
Beonx's Archea Salve Promoted for Wide Range of Ailments
Bealing properties of AgNicA re conceded by all physicians. For healing Seres ulcers cuts burns bruises frost bites piles and sore eyes Beonx's Archea Salve is without a trial. By J. W. McNutt real Ouden.
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Beonx
J. W. McNutt
Real
Ouden
Arnros healing claim by physicians for various ailments
J. W. McNutt & Co. of Ogden presents Brown's Agnica:Save claiming healing powers for sores ulcers cuts burns bruises frost bites piles and sore eyes with universal physician approval. The notice markets the product to general readers as a rival in its field.
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Brown
J. W. McNutt &Co
Ogden
Brown's Vegetable Liver Pills Promote Westbound Health
An advertisement claims Brown's Vegetable Liver Pills are a patented medicine for sick headaches biliousness and liver seases prepared especially for the West and Southwest. It promises one try will make you use no others.
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Brown
Dr Kaisers Palmosic Elixir Promoted Against Rivals
Advertises Dr Aug Kaiser s Palmosic Elixir as a unparalleled cure for throat and lung diseases. Claims rivals block its release but likens it to stripping oceans and moving ore. Mentions J W McNutt Co as supplier with genuine Prussian Coat of Arms and signature. Trial bottle offered.
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J. W. McNutt & Co
Aug Kaieer
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