Veto message elicits strong Republican reaction across papers
Reports from New York and major papers recount varied reactions to the Presidents veto on military interference with elections. Editors argue over state rights and federal power, praising or condemning the veto and its political implications for Sherman and Hayes.
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The
Tribune
United States
Free North
Tonss
Herald
Southern
Democratic Congress
Edmunds
Congress
Hayes
Demcracy
Dba
Saw
New England
Sherman
John Sherman
Philadelpha Tunes
Independent
Philadelphia
St. Louis Post and Dispatch
Democratic
Republic
American Congress
Seion
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Boston Post
St. Tow
Louiavilie Courier-Journal
Gen
Grant
Wayes
Ciushmat Enquirer
Bia
Foreign Notes From Across The Ocean May 13
Foreign dispatches summarize troop movements from Tourgas to evacuate 40 000 men and 26 000 horses between May 5 and June 8 with rail plans for the remainder. Reports from Rouen Berlin note swift court martial rulings and executions within twenty four hours. London sources cite Afghan negotiations at Gundamuk with Yakoob Khan demanding more than British terms. A London correspondent says Russia’s policy effects are not yet visible in St Petersburg with Dagmar seen driving in a war mood.
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Onrsea
Russian Steam Navigation Company'a
Tourgas
Junéiéth
Rouen Russa
Berlin
Russia
St. Petersburg
Lonpos
Lahore
Gundamuk
Yakoob Khan
Afghanistan
Loxpoy
Dagmar
Nagawanda Dispatch Downgrades Zulu Threat
Moritzburg dispatch dated April 28 reports no Zulu force of any size exists at the present moment.
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Moritzburg
Nagawanda
Bayard bill on coin exchange and pensions debate
In Washington May 13 the House considered a bill to exchange subsidiary coin for legal tender and to pay pension arrears from the Treasury. Debates centered on the Treasury fund usage and whether to issue bonds or spend funds already in hand. A related note mentions Nevada licensing gambling and oddball items about dwarf marriages and postmaster numbers.
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Washington
Bayard
Booth
Layard
Bock
Lady Sherman
Plumb
Davis
W. Va
Voorhees
Ifs
the Treasury
Allinon
Treasury
Edmunds
Senate
The Fox Costs a Million of Pounds in England
A historical note calculates the expense of fox hunting in England, estimating packs of foxhounds at about 6 000 hounds across 163 packs. It cites costs from 1866 to recent times, averaging around 800 pounds per pack annually, with total hunting season expenses and related travel and wage outlays in the millions.
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England
United Kingdom
Baily's Magazine
Earl of Wilton
Theen
Wayera
Fitt
A Reign of Terror in New York Mayhem and Monied Despotism
In New York during May Day a chaotic housing scene unfolds as landlords and tenants clash over rent and space. Descriptions liken the city to a reign of terror with every block displaced by moving trucks and mounting irritability. A side note praises a new electric light by Phillip Diehl challenging Edison, delivering comic anecdotes from a New York correspondent.
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Paris
Smith
Robinson
Jones
Brown
Fitzwoodie
Elizabeth
N. J
Edison
Phillip Dieh
Singer
Diehl
Ben Franklin
An & Country Editor
New Hampshire
Rio Grandee
Sam
Aow
Moxter
Weber County
Utah Territory
Weber Conny
Asid
Cig Ileli
Ogden City
Townehip & North
Towaskin & Northy
Xpd Acuik
Caat
Wileed Irrigatio
Dispute Over Election Conduct Triggers Heated House Debate
Shelly claims the district election was peaceful with no voter interference or disturbances. Russell attacks Hitchin as unentitled, sparking fierce exchanges as Kitchin accuses southern dissent. The House votes 127 to 97, failing to reach two thirds, veto message sent to judiciary committee.
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Russell
Kitchin
Davidrats
Hitchin
Knott
Yeas
Naya
Greenbackers
Barlow
Forsyth
Judiciary Committee
Fire at Irbit destroys most structures. key buildings saved
The St Petersburg Gazette notes huge losses from the Irbit conflagration while the treasury post office and town hall survived. Fire raged all day Saturday and Sunday. Mrs James W Simanton wife of the New York AP agent died Monday evening at the family home. A six man Cheyenne delegation arrived from the southern agency heading to Washington to seek permission to return north.
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Irbit
Treasury
Ost
Mra
James W. Simanton
New York Associated Press
Twenty-fourth Street
Little Chief
Southern Cheyenne Agency
Washington
North
Curious Ballroom Quarrel and Odd Local News
A Marysville debutant declines a lingering suitor at a ball while a Sacramento rancher reports a pond mixed with perch and catfish. A San Francisco resident dies after ingesting a grape seed. A revival of civic fears follows a Rev Hetophill sermon about threats to homes and liberties. A Minnesota miller touts a new wheat grinding process replacing traditional millstones.
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Marys
Ville
Pete Johnson
Wilkins
California
Sacramento
San Francisco
John Hetophill
Proverbial Puzzlement Echoes Through Farmyard Parable
A farmer questions a boy about shouting as the boy replies with humor. A professor notes that few claim to know everything, except occasionally in the Gapho imore classe, underscoring the theme of uncertainty.
Can a clergyman marry himself in a joke exchange
A humorous exchange shows a clergyman pondering self marriage and a hardware clerk denying air can be airtight. The scene includes a pedestrian facing many millinery storefronts and fashion notes about spring nets.
Advert for Aug Kaiser’s German Flue Remedy
An old ad touts De Aug Kalser’s celebrated German Fulmovie Etgir as a cure for coughs colds consumption and bronchial issues. It claims rivals cannot match its efficacy and urges readers to buy from WW McNut & Co with the firm’s emblem and Dr Aug Eniser signature on 75 cent trial bottles and 26 cent sizes.
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McNut & Lo
Armes
Aug Eniser
Price One Dollar Consultations From Helmbold Philadelphia
An advertisement offers medical consultations by letter for one dollar. Patients supply personal details including name, address, age, sex, occupation, and illness history and receive a cardid opinion on a cure. Competent physicians handle correspondences from Philadelphia.
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Filbert Street
Philadelphia
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