Republican principles endure in state party press
A Quincy newspaper celebrates fifteen years of staunch Republican support and steady national progress under current management. It notes broad growth in the city and country, thanks patrons for support, and pledges to keep pace with future advancement. Also reports on Caribbean intrigues with American patriots abroad, plus British naval activity near Havana and Cape Maze with troop movements and seizures aboard ships.
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Republican Party
Arhole
Quincy
York
Srms
Ines
Y-Yors
West
Iit
Havana
Caribean
Jeff Davis
Bahamas
Cape Maze
United States
United ‘States
Ilnois
Tlinois
M.M. Bane
U.S. Amessor
IL Herald and Turbune
Adams County
Union Bank of
Caive
Ogsoem
J. M Pitman
Tenure of Office Bill Passed in Congress
The Conference Committee report on the repeal of the Tenure of Office Act was adopted in both houses. The House passed 107 to 67 and the Senate 42 to 8 with Democratic members voting against the measure. The amended law preserves Senate removal authority while requiring the President to fill vacancies promptly. Overall, a settlement satisfactory to the President is expected, with remaining sections kept in force.
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Congress
Senate
Z Ve
Anthony Ao
Hamlin
Fessender
S mix
Conklings
Thayer
Monkiing
Trumbull
Committee of Conference
Thurman
Yeas
Bayard
Casserly
Davies
McCreery
Sprague
Stockton
Vickers
Yates
Edmunds
Mr. Yates
Reconstruction “Committee
Mississippi
Fordsworth
Butler
Conference Committee
Judiciary Committee
Stévenson
Committee ‘On
Louisiana
Sheldon
Barr
Dawes
Committee On Appropriations
Reconstruction Committee
Eldridge
Mr. Butler
United States
House
Garfield
Banking
Whittemore
Casualties Report After Train Wreck Near Camden
A freight train wreck near Camden, about three miles south of the city, leaves several casualties. A locomotive derailed as ten cars derailed and two trampled off the track, with reports of a freshet affecting the area and ongoing search efforts.
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Camdem
Zu Br
Boy Deanna
Peter Tnanead
Quncy Whig
Isnanp
Camden
Deamstath
Castigton
Proclamation Against Cuba and Neutrality Enforcement
Washington dispatches report the State Department instructing marshals and district attorneys to enforce neutrality laws against expeditions to Cuba with Spanish envoys not yet received. Debates cover Tenure of Office Act repeal, Mississippi Reconstruction, and provisional Mississippi governance plans, with nominations and budget items advancing in Congress.
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Jayne
Tobs
Springfield
Louisianea
Geant
Treasury
Twitchell
Guicago
Tribune
Washington
Secretary of State
Seaboard
Cuba
Sener Lemus
Fish
Hha
Wm. Jayne
Committee On Elections
Sheldon
Louisiana
Committee of Conference
Senate
House
Emuel Boedler
Bremen
Levi S. Blake
Blackfeet
E. W. Brabcock
Surveyor General
Kansas
Geo. W. Coe
Anamosa
Iowa
F. A. Munson
Sandwich
Iila
J. R. Blackwell
Litchfield
C. S. Jincks
Marenzo
Edward J. Smith
Batavia
G. W. Sumners
Foster Blodgett
Augusta
Dunn
Cole
Sprague
Sherman
Morton
White House
Boutwell
Halsey
Register of the Treasury
New York
Suprahe Court
United States
Steorott
Philadelphia
Woman's Suffrage in Massachusetts Petition Prominent Speakers
In Boston on March 31 the special Legislative Committee on the women's suffrage petition heard from Julia Ward Howe Lucy Stone and Wendell Phillips representing the petitioners. The room was crowded and interest was high as the discussion opened. The event marks ongoing efforts in Massachusetts for suffrage recognition and rights.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Julia Ward’ Howe
Lucy Stone
Wendell Phillips
Democratic State Central Committee
New York
Union’ Pacific Railroad
Supreme Court
Barnard
Hudson
Hudson River
Suyvesant
Schodack
Castleton
Wall Street Mixed as Bull Run Returns Amid Tight Money Markets
Markets show a renewed uptrend despite stringent money conditions and foreign exchange turmoil. Loans held at 7 percent. gold near 1214 with late firm demand. Grain and provisions trade vary, with wheat firm but prices uneven. corn and oats quieter. overall market tone unsettled by day’s end.
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Wall Street
Hovey
St. Louis Live Stock Market Report March 31
Market notes show mixed activity with cattle steady to firm, hogs weak to slight, and grain and flour prices listed. Receipts include 2,832 head of cattle and 567 sales at various price ranges, with oats, wheat, and corn trading amid dull demand and modest gains for some grades.
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Cuba
Michigan
Qetesso
Snteady
Minnesota
St. Louis
Pagan
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Sriieen
William Maeon
Osw
Mason Brothers
Tremont St
Spricdinot
Court of the United States
Southern Dist
Chaslas Zeiger
Charles Zeiger
Quiscy
Henry Asbury
Elisha B. Hamilton
Ansignes
Js Thomas E. D Ts
Adams
Illinois
Aurms
H. Asbury
John Logan
Marshal
Messenger
Jarvie
Jarvin S. Allen
Petitiover
Crealtors
Henry Agbary
Bay
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Springfeld
Til
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Broadwell
Iegner
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Penfield
Wiig
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So'cioch
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Boditin
Rere Am Red
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Neds
Aplris
Times
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H. ‘Ditson
Aud
Higgins
Quincy House
National Halle
R. W. Nance & CO
Lloyd's
America
Europe
Fered
Count Bigtta
Inge Dacoage
God
Ferma
J.T. Lloy
Merzadawim
Cortlandt Street
Bear Creek
Letcher’s Milk
Honey Creek Township
Adene County
Ilinois
Hraostn
Charles Fletcher
Fletchere
Charles
Leicher
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Canada
Scian Dubh
Amerigame
Vitty Ceuta
Ubrary
Sam Gold
Oni Ap Soate
Sr Sublahes
McCarroll &Co
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Sufisto
B. Z
Mtuet E
Edie Y
Pete
Bastering
Pacific Railroad
Newport
R. R. Train
Matanzas
Conference On the
The
Thing Bank Ney
Qeeige
Hills
Ington Square
B.S. Osborn
Henry Hoot
Thomas Payne
Chittenden
Mt. Sea
Telegraph
Biarch
Issy
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New York Market
Chicago
St. Louis Market
Cincinnatii Market
Wiliwaukee Mierke
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