International and political briefs from the era
Reports deny Grant approval of petitions to reject further executive nominations. Roman Gallican tensions loom in Paris. Spain considers abolishing the African slave trade in its colonies and declares vessels in the trade pirates. A Douglas estate suit seeks $1,000,000 for Douglas's heirs. Baez sells Alta Vera to a French company. U.S. protest and naval inquiry follow. An eclipse of the moon is slated for January 27 in St. Louis. Berlin publishers urge Grant to back a U.S. Germany copyright treaty. Greece rejects Paris Conference declarations amid looming Greece-Turkey clash. Egypt’s Viceroy offers aid to Turkey in case of war. Spain’s provisional government doubts Cuba cession. fated losses and potential peace talks cited.
Egypt to Offer Aid to Sultan War Time Support Discussed
The article notes Egypt considering aid to the Sultan amid ongoing conflict. Officials weigh humanitarian and strategic options as regional tensions rise, signaling potential cross border assistance and diplomatic maneuvers.
Illinois Legislature Passes Rail Fares Bill and Incorporates Dixon and Quincy Line
The Illinois Senate approved Senator Fulers bill restricting railroad fares after opposition and amendments, 58 to 12 with 20 not voting. The Senate also passed a measure to incorporate the Dixon and Quincy Railroad Company.
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Illinois
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Dixon and Quincy Railroad Company
A Modern Hymettus on Santa Ynez Bees and Honey
The Santa Ynez mountains in California gain fame for wild bees and fine honey. Near the San Luis valley a short walk reveals several honey trees with substantial yields. Milligan harvested over 150 pounds from one tree, while workers on the Santa Ynez road recently gathered honey from rock crevices high in the mountains. Bees are reported across the region.
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San Luis Valley
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Anti-Confirmation Petition Seeks Johnson Nominee Watch
Washington report notes House petition to Senate to confirm no man of President Johnson's nominations gains favor with many senators who deem it impertinent. Grant reportedly not approving it. Chicago dispatch adds that foes of Gov. Fenton’s Senate election seek investigation into alleged corrupt influences used to secure his credentials and seat.
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Greece rejects the Paris Conference declaration
Paris dispatches report Greece rejects the Paris Conference declaration. Madrid announces the Provisional Government cannot accept any proposal for the cession of Cuba. Constantinople notes Admiral Hobart Pasha sails with his fleet from Syra to ensure Eriosia cannot depart. Egypt offers 50,000 troops and a fleet if war breaks out.
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Bloody Affray and Shootings Roil Chicago Streets
A private detective Sticker was attacked by a barkeeper while arresting a suspected robber, suffering severe injuries. Earlier, a boy about 15 was wounded in the thigh when a pistol fired into a crowd from a saloon doorway, injuring him with a palm. The events mark a morning of violent incidents in the city.
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Illinois News A mixed bag of strikes, fires and rail plans
Reports from Peoria Chicago and Rock Island describe a coopers strike in progress, a fatal steam shovel accident, and a proposed bridge project by Z B Job of Alton. Fire losses reach into millions with the Union Stock Yards declaring a ten percent dividend. Aledo forms a Congregational Society and topographical surveys begin for the American Bottom Board of Improvement.
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Congressional Railroad Bill Passes in Senate Amid Debates
Springfield dispatch reports the Fortieth Congress in special session where the Railroad Bill advances after lengthy debate and filibuster. Senate votes 53 to 12 as New York and Illinois representatives push amendments and calls for state agency oversight unfold alongside remonstrances from Chicago citizens.
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Committee On Finance
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Georgia House Debates on Reconstruction Representation
Fragmented record shows motions to refer a Community Public Lands bill and preamble, with Mr Paine seeking rule guidance. Debate on Georgia representation in the House followed by adjournment as Mr Waadburng proposed a Committee of the Whole on the Legislative Appropriation bill.
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Grounds for Exclusion of Senator Hill and Georgia Admission
Washington January 25 The Judiciary Committee majority report bases Hill’s exclusion on votes from disqualified legislators under the Fourteenth Amendment and black members being excluded. Trambull’s minority argues Georgia is entitled to admission and Congress cannot deny it. In Benham v. Mayor and Aldermen of Iowa City the Supreme Court reversed a Circuit Court ruling. Arguments on Louisiana contested election and Virginia Methodists opposed nine-person constitutional committee on church property were heard.
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Ha vana unrest and shifting loyalties in Caribbean crisis
Havana reports from January describe Baez selling Alta Vela to a French firm, protests by the American Consul, and U S warship dispatch. Street fighting erupts between citizens and volunteers. casualties and injuries occur as authorities and volunteers clash. Spanish gunboats seize a prize wreck and troop movements reassure security as Montpensier support debates intensify.
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Fragmented 1895 New York ticket sale and politics note
The report records ticket sales in New York with opening scene for a theatre and total receipts around 10 000 dollars. It mentions day sales figures 28 sold for 140 dollars and notes mentions of Governor candidates for Conners cut and efforts to recruit Gen Hawley to run against a Republican opponent.
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New York Stock and Money Market January 25 Report
The report covers New York stocks and money markets with mixed action. Prices show gains in government securities and express lines, while hogs, wheat, and provisions fluctuate. Cattle and hog markets vary by region, with futures and spot values noted across Chicago and New York exchanges.
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