Greenback Address Urges Overthrow of Banking Power
A Greenback Party message from New York on February 26 calls for united action to curb the banking system and restore government control of money. It denounces foreign money power, urges liquidation of interest bearing debt, and invites labor and greenback clubs to organize at all levels to elect supportive legislators.
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United States
Europe
Congress
Greenback
Labor Clubs
National Executive Committee
Washington, D. C
Giluert
Foreign Notes and Cape War Volunteers
The Standard notes a French prince imperial plans to sail for the Cape to join the British column as a volunteer. Prince Louis Napoleon writes he has long allied with England and seeks to share dangers in the Cape campaign. A Paris dispatch reports ex-President MacMahon ill with ophthalmia and other conflicts in Europe. Earthquakes, storms, and shipwrecks cause damage in Spain and France, with casualties in Navarre and Corunna. An estimate to Parliament contemplates a 1.5 million pound advance for Zulu War expenses to cover the campaign’s costs. In Paris, Gambetta’s potential rise hinges on amnesty concessions amid the left’s push.
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Cape
MacMahon
Prince Louis Napoleon
Southampton
South Africa
Rouher
England
Notorious burglar Charles Veace executed after murder
The article reports Charles Veace, convicted of murdering Arthur Dyson, a civil engineer, at Ratnercrops England. He was executed in Leeds Maryland yesterday amid Russian opposition to the execution process. Spotted typhus is reported spreading in eastern Galicia.
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Arthur Dyson
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England
Leeds
Maryland
Auatrodiertain Plagay Commission
Traritzen
Senate Passes Immigration Bill and Deficiency Appropriation
In the XLV Congress news from Waattikatox dated February 25, the Vice President reports California’s gratitude for the immigration restriction bill. The Senate debates and then rejects seating David T. Corbin, proceeds with the deficiency appropriation bill, and approves amendments increasing rail mail pay and other allowances.
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Sargent
Kirkwood
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South Carolina
M. C. Butler
Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Company
Bayard Taylor
Germany
Justin
E. Colburn
Mexico
House
United States
The
Treasury
Edmunds
Pacific Mail Steamship Co
San Francisco
Japan
China
Legislation Warps Through Session Defeats and Amendments
The motion by Monroe to suspend the rules and fund pension arrears was defeated. The legislative appropriation bill advanced after committee action, with a 135 to 110 vote on repealing election supervisor laws. Debates followed as Republicans, led by Hale, mounted obstruction, and Speaker Randall twice required to vote to achieve quorum. The bill, amended, passed 143 to 112, with a conference committee on the army appropriation and the House adjourning until tomorrow.
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Yease
Hale
Fnbustering
Randall
Yeas
Stewitt
Toamorrow
It Is the Causes
A Times correspondent argues Afghan war whipsaw over foreign interests. The 1873 break with Shere Ali tied to Duke of Argyll and Edinburg marriage links. Gladstone's view hoped rivalry end. The writer notes short sighted sacrifices of national good for transient aims.
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Times
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Duke of Argyll
Duke of Edlinburgh
Gladstone
Louise
Kor Go
England
Rough Words from a Damp Paper Editor and Odd Tidbits
A Western editor defends a damp paper citing heavy bills while the Norristown Gerald notes a Rothschild signed five million in checks. The Casey Vindicator peddles corn value, editors dodge connections, and jokes about tramp birds and buckshot. Various quips touch on Indians, Edison, Le Figaro, and social manners.
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Saya
Norristown
Jérald
Casey
Iowa
Connec
Untitled family scene in unclear nursery text
An anxious father visits a child’s door as a nap ends and a commotion erupts. The passage describes a chaotic, noisy bedroom scene with exclamations and a ringing bell followed by a parent’s call. The text is fragmented and hard to parse for a definite event.
Mark Twain in Frisco Reports Hawaii Lecture Plan
A Call newspaper description recounts Mark Twain in San Francisco preparing a Hawaii lecture. He weighs reading it publicly, seeking advice amid rain and damp clothes. He later delivers the lecture and earns about 1200 to 1400 dollars. The piece then notes Clemens as he courts Miss Langdon, renewing a marriage bid after prior Bohemian years.
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Frisco
Call
Hawaii
Deak
Islands
Bowman
Slarte
Mark
Sooney
Academy of Music
Pine Street
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London Eraminer
Clémens
Elmira
Cleveland
Miss Langdon
Mr. Langdon
Ife
California
Nevada
Jos Fon Times
Beowh's Beaming Medicines Promoted By Medical Experts
The article touts Baows's Fawing Ment evik as superior to Eastern remedies. It claims cures for cough sore throat voice relief and lists Beowh's Tar Trocass Arnica cures and various extracts. Sold by J. W. McNurr & Co Gyden.
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Mentevik
Cova Barsinavill
Beonx
J. W. McNurr & Co
Gyden
Aly
One-Eyed Baby Born in Cohiocs Brings Local News
A baby born in Cohiocs has one eye, with locals hopeful the unique trait will bring luck. The note in Hafuly Hzpress quotes residents who see the birth as a curiosity and a sign for the community.
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