Long 19th century newspaper notices mix with conventions
A fragment from a period paper shows miscellaneous ads for Packers and provision dealers on streets, stove and tinware entries, upholstery, and furniture. It also includes brief summaries of legislative proceedings in Springfield with constitutional and bank reports and a long debate on the bill of rights.
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Springfield
Tiocher
Telegraphic items recount trials and court actions
Final witnesses in the McFarland case yield little new detail. Other items note employment losses from a fire, a police confrontation, and various international and domestic events including political proclamations, labor actions, and a suspicious arrest tied to railroad obstructions.
INDIAN TROUBLES CLAIMS FALSE WIDE SCARE
Washington reports from official sources deny that twenty thousand Sioux are on the warpath and that Red Cloud seeks a Washington visit. Sherman orders strict restraint at Fort Laramie and urges retirement to the reservation with no ammunition. The Treasury fixes bounty scope, tariff cuts on railroad iron pass, and a currency bill advances. Paris plebiscite unrest and railway tunnel disaster in London accompany broader wariness abroad.
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Fort Telerman
Sherman
Department of the Platte
Red Cloud
Washington
Chicago Club defeats Unions of St Louis in baseball
The Chicago club beat the Unions of St Louis 47 to 3 in today's game. The Chicago team will meet the Emspires tomorrow to continue the series.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Protestant Mission Society Holds Annual Meeting in New York
In New York on April 29 the Protestant Episcopal Mission Society held its annual meeting. Rev Dr Petter was elected president. The mission reported prosperity and urged allocations including 500000 for water, 100000 for a hospital, 800000 for a court house project, 8000000 for new docks, and 4000 for a relapsing fever hospital. The mayor and comptroller will set salaries for civil justices amid plans for Nordal Neste Commodore Vanderbilt alderman.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Mission Society
Petter
Court House
Citizen detained for fast driving released after hour(s)
Barker and others arrested for speeding were taken to Manhattanville Station and detained for two hours before release by Justice McQuade.
Red River Affairs Plan Reported for Compromise
Ottawa April 29 Government consults Red River delegates Donald A Smith's report to the House proposes a compromise plan: form a small province on both sides of Red River about 150 miles square with half breed settlements, give the Legislature control of public lands, grant Dominion subsidies for colonial expenses, and govern remaining territory from Ottawa.
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Red River
Donald A. Smith
House
Dominion
Richmond Disaster Casualties Report From New York
Dispatches detail casualties and recoveries from the Richmond disaster with updates on Nelson and Judge Meredith improving while Rush Burgess worsens. Several legislators are listed as doing well, and Gov Wells reports comfort. Five funerals occur as the legislature reconvenes. Fires in Carcago and Dusuquer cause significant losses, with mill damage and high water hindering response.
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Judge Meredith
Rush Burgess
Gen. Mumford
Internal Revenue Collector
Kelly
Spottsylvania
Herndon
Bell
Augusta
Matthew Balheigh
Lynch- Burg
Matthew
London
Wells
Brock
Circuit Court
Exchange Hotel
Senate and House Debates Over Railroads and Public Lands
The President sent a House concurrent resolution for a Gen Thomas portrait, referred to the Library Committee. Pomeroy reported a relief bill, Pacific Railroad connections and Oregon branch aid bills, then more bills were introduced and sent to committees. Debates covered land grants, railroad funding, and views by Holman and others on land distribution. The session adjourned after an evening session discussing a tariff bill and factory iron manufacture.
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Pomeroy
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Wiltinins
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Southern Minnesota
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United States
British North America
Knoxville
Tenn
Trumbull
Willey
Fowler
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Smith
Committee On Public Lands
Yeas
Farfield
Committee On Banking and Currency
Spencer Withdraws from Case Amid Lawyer Controversy
New York lawyers react as Spencer publishes a letter to the Independent and withdraws from the McFarland defense. Grey and Graham sever ties, refusing to speak to him, while Spencer states discord was over harmony not intent. He declines further involvement, insisting he did not retract his views and warns of personal anger toward Mrs Calhoun.
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J. C. Howell
Frigmte
Chas. G. Stone
Richardson
Davis
Graham
Messrs
Recorder
Russell
New York
Chicago Fortune
Spencer
Independent
Grey
Calhoun
Unclaimed Letters at Quincy Post Office 1870
Unclaimed letters listed for April 30 1870 at the Quincy State of Tinois office. Names include Abbott Lissie Allen Lissis Akers Mary Anderson Alban SO Anderson Zila Ansen Beckett N 2 LADIES LIST Forrest M Mrs MoGuris J Henby Jennie Moe Battle E A Moonen Francis Hamlin Eli Paro Lydia Parks Ann Parks Annis Hee Emma Powell J H Hoffman Anna Powell Martha A Hugar Mary Robertson Jamesson Anns Ruvera Maitle J Jackson Angel Jones A Mra Lowell Mary Lindsay Sarah Spreghe J W Loeastsin Stiley Mary EB S Mary A Telfer Lis an Lyers Jane Thomas Elisab Evaling Womenburg MJ Miller Nancy E Wallace Mary E Welch Hite Miller Wine Matte A Z Morgan Mary Young Emma.
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MoGuris J * Henby
Jennie Moe Battle Fener
E A
Moonen
Francis Hamlin
Eli Paro
Lydia
Stree
Parks
Ann “Parks
Annis Hee
Emma Powell
J H Hoffman
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Mary Robertson
Jamesson
Anns Ruvera
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A Mra Lowell
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Sarah Spreghe
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Stiley
Mary
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Lisan Lyers
Jane ‘Thomas
Elisab
H 4Ble
Evaling Womenburg
MJ “Miller
Nancy E Wallace
Ficre . Mitchell
Watterick
C Miller
Nannie E Welch
Hite A Miller
E Wine
Z Morgan
Mary Young
Emma
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