Senate confirms Prelinghuysen’s senatorial bid
Senate confirms Mr. Prelinghuysen’s nomination amid ministerial scrutiny. The chamber discusses American policy measures, with references to Prussia and related geopolitical tensions. A mixed session yields debate on commerce, public welfare, and international alignment, amid electoral and legislative flux. Carrie Reed dies in Leavenworth accident. her daughter injured riding a bogey.
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Shrieveport
Carrie Reed
Leavenworth
War Declared as Europe Seethes Over Prussia Clash
Amid telegraph reports from Europe and Washington the era’s crisis deepens. Napoleon urged war to reshape Europe while Prussia clings to a cautious stance. Paris and Berlin are tense as France declares war on Prussia and troops move toward the Rhine frontier. Congress plans an extra session as financial markets reel.
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Senate confirms Wells and Frelinghuysen nominee
Washington July 15 The Senate confirms G Willey Wells as U S Attorney for the Northern District of Mississippi and approves Theo Frelinghuysen as Minister to England after debate. The president signs Mrs Lincoln’s pension bill granting 33000 yearly. Additional posts and actions include Arthur McArthur as Associate Justice of DC Supreme Court, several postmasters, and theGeorgia bill. The Indian Bureau notes Red Cloud and 60 lodges seek peace and the conference committee agrees near 6 million for Indian appropriations with neutrality provisos. Congress adjournment nears as many members head home and the president urges passage of the Indian bill and measures to boost American registry of foreign vessels.
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Ross
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Sumner
Arthur McArthur
Wisconsin
Supreme Court of the
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Ilinois
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Lansing
Iowa
H. C. Paine
Tremont
Nebraskia
Georgia
Indian Bureau
Col. Chambers
Fort Fetterman
Red Cloud
Arrapahoes
Sherman Peace Commissioners
Indian Conference Committee
Peace Commissioners
Congress
Republican Convention nominates Jerome B. Chaffee for Congress in Denver
In Denver on July 14 the Republican Convention nominated Jerome B. Chaffee as Delegate to Congress with unanimous support. The convention endorsed Grant’s administration, urged civil equality for recently readmitted states, and backed impartial suffrage. It condemned bonded labor and supported public works, land reclamation, and rail and wagon protection against Indians. The session also reports Senate actions on Indian appropriations and a Senate president message on European war and shipping.
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Republican Convention
Congress
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Grant
Sherman
United States
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H. C. Farrow
Georgia
Messrs. Wilson
Casserly
Committee of the House
Chandler
Senate
Commercial Convention Forms in Rochester Leaders Attend
Rochester hosts a Commercial Union Convention with several hundred present including Gov Fairchild and ex Gov Seymour. M Sands of New York elected president urged Erie canal extension and Mississippi river improvements to boost Western commerce. Fenians in New York provoke no public show as Francis Wood and a large police escort mark his burial amid Ireland unrest.
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Fairchild
Wis ‘Mer
Iowa
Seymour
M. Sands
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Mississippi River
Francis Wood
Ireland
Coolies Arrive for Alabama & Chattanooga Railroad
Five hundred coolies arrived today at Clattaxcoca as the first installment toward the 2,000 workers for the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad project. The shipment marks the start of a larger labor force expected to be deployed for construction and related tasks in the coming weeks.
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Deutch
Risa Syndol
Higerautenedia
Lospital
Litelcield
Peoria
Yieu Wats Ure
St. Lotts and Vanedalla
Tava
Carroll and Weawherg
Alabama & Chattanooga Railroad
Indians and horse thieves chase across Nebraska frontier
A Plattsmouth report says Spaulding men clashed with a 75 strong gang disguised as Indians. Ten captured, three hanged, others sent to camp. Soldiers pursue the larger party across Nebraska frontier. Also notes baseball results with Forest Citys of Cleveland 14 Harvards 9 and White Stockings 32 Pastimes 13.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
Mark County
Spaulding
Nebraska
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Harvards
Timony
White Stockings
Terrible tornado hits Grand Ishind Nebraska and Troy barn fire
Omana July 13 a terrible tornado swept Grand Ishind Neb blowing down several buildings unroofing others The roundhouse roof of the A C R R R and a windmill were blown down Loss estimated at 10000 to 15000 No loss of life The same storm visited Omana earlier with no serious damage Today’s temperature reached 100 Fire in Troy July 15 destroyed the barn of the Troy and Lansingburg Horse Railroad Co killing 40 horses and livestock Loss 60000 insured
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Troy, N
Troy
Lansingburg
R. R.co
Marriage Notice and Post Office Letter List Apr 1870s
Notices record a July 14 1870 marriage of Frank B Weber to Mollie T Evatt at the bride’s home with a church blessing in Kent Conn. The section lists many names under Adams, Gentien and other lists for uncollected letters in Quincy Illinois with a Dead Letter Office reminder and a one month call requirement.
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Frank B. Weber
Mollie T. Evatt
St. Andrew's Church
Kent
Jane Roth
C.G. Ady
William P. William
Quincy
Martha ST. John
S_linois
M. Piggot
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