Stormy report blocked by wires and ratifications noted
The Daily Whig notes storm damage suspended part of its report as the Wisconsin ratifies the Constitutional Amendment marking the sixth state to do so on the 3d. Missouri adjourns till January 1870, while Rhode Island nominates Seth Padelford for governor. Grant cabinet confirmations proceed, Ohio enacts police reforms, and Chicago Evening Post adopts a new typeface. Ratification efforts continue in Maine, Illinois, and South Carolina as debates over the Suffrage Amendment persist.
Michigan Legislature Ratifies Fifteenth Constitutional Amendment
Detroit March 3. The fifteenth article of the Constitutional Amendment was ratified by the Michigan Legislature today. The vote confirms the amendment as part of the state constitution.
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Election contest nears end as Charleston mayors face arrest
The Charleston municipal election contest over the Mayoralty between Clark and Pillsbury tightens as both candidates are arrested on a misdemeanor charge for retaining possession of office contrary to law. Clark posts bail.
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Clark
Pillsbury
Arrival of Cuban Refugees at Baltimore
About one hundred Cuban refugees arrived yesterday on the steamer Cuba at Baltimore. The Journal notes that one of President Johnsons last acts was to pardon Jas L Martin, a defaulting cashier of the National Hide and Leather Bank. Unfavorable sugar crop reports and cholera abating are reported from Havana and environs. Cholera is easing in Santiago as insurgent bands operate nearby.
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Johnson
Cuba
Bostos
Jas
Lb. Martin
National Hide and Leather Bank
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Cienfuegos
Santiago
Cabinet Nomination Confirmations Highlight Proceedings
Washington reports Yesterday's Congressional proceedings include the prompt confirmation of the new cabinet nominees and Delano's confirmation as Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Illinois and Michigan ratify, with partial approval from Maine. Also noted are European developments and regional incidents abroad.
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Delano
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Rollins
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Yesterday's Proceedings in Illinois Legislature Report
Special correspondence from Springfield notes a large omnibus bill passage under suspension of rules. Bills include Abingdon college act changes, garnishee process, patent sale regulation, justice costs, Central Illinois Preachers Aid Society, and more. capital punishment repeal failed for lack of Constitutional majority. Senate approved the 15th Amendment after Governor's message, House considered hospital and fire insurance measures, and adjournment looms with many bills unfinished.
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Congressional House and Senate finish bills and open sessions
Several hundred bills pass the House with the Senate yet to act. Enrolling and engrossing clerk Mahoney praised for efficiency as bills are completed and returned. Senate holds night session approving committees and introducing multiple measures including land grants, banking capital distribution, and Tenure‑of‑Office reform amid cabinet nominations. House completes organization with Clerk McPherson, Serjeant‑at‑Arms Ordway, Doorkeeper Burton, and Postmaster King. Chaplain election postponed.
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Pennsylvania
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Dawes
Farnsworth
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Gove, Price
Young
Georgia
Ward
Edward McPherson
Pennsyvania
Niblack
Charles Carrigan
McPherson
Carrigan
N. G. Ordway
Otis
Judd
Grant Inaugural promises prosperity and strong policy
New York reports on Grant's inaugural text praising economy and revenue, with major papers offering mixed verdicts. The Times commends its forceful policy, while the World and Tribune critique or soften its tone. Eve ning Post notes cabinet prospects and Stewart's likely appointment. Mazatlan and southern Mexican troubles, including a deadly assault on an American, are also summarized.
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Jersea
Inagguration Day Celebrated in San Francisco
San Francisco marked Gen Grant’s inauguration with a ceremonial salute and flags adorning public buildings and main streets. Citizens gathered to observe the event with official notices and local pageantry.
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Inauguration Festivities at White House and Cabinet Nominations
Washington reports on the inauguration events with President Grant and Vice President Colfax hosting a grand reception in the Treasury wing, dense crowds and limited space, plus notable guests. Sherman’s illness noted. resignations and numerous cabinet confirmations announced. new cabinet nominations listed, while New York dispatch notes politicians’ disappointment and a vow to tolerate no idlers in government.
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Assassination Plot Emerges As Would-Be Slayer Escapes
New York reports a planned assassination of the U S District Attorney by an employee of two convicted whisky fraudsters, the would-be killer paid one hundred dollars. in Princess Anne Maryland four black men Wilson Skuounds Wells Bailey were hanged for the murder of B F Johnson and Oyster sloop captain Cannon. Witnesses recall a brutal scaffold scene as Wilson fought the rope before death.
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Removal of English emigration restrictions urged in House
In the House of Commons Mr Groschen, head of the Poor Law Board, urged lifting emigration limits and providing facilities to encourage paupers to emigrate to America. The day also noted strong peace declarations by the King of Prussia in the North German Parliament, which brought satisfaction.
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Railroad accident injures twelve near Lennox Mass
A southbound passenger train on the Housatonic Railroad was derailed by a broken rail near Lennox Massachusetts. A passenger car plunged down an embankment, injuring twelve people seriously and causing injuries to all aboard. Five severe victims are from Pittsfield and three from Springdad. The weather report notes extreme cold and Hudson River ice closure.
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Wall Street rallies and cabinet rumors stir markets
The day’s trading reflected a Cabinet appointment in the news as gold fell about one percent while government bonds rose on expectations of contraction and specie payments. Dealers questioned Stewart’s ability to hold the post with private interests, and several markets showed mixed moves across stock and grain with prices varying by region.
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Notice in Bankruptcy for John Schell and Morrison
In Bankruptcy No 903 a petition by John Schell of Quincy Adams County is filed seeking discharge from debts. Hearing set for April 20 at 4 PM in Springfield United States Court room. Second and third creditor meetings scheduled April 33 at 10 AM in the office of Henry Asbury in Quincy. GEO PROWEN Clerk Warren and Wheat attorneys for petitioner. Dated Springfield March 1869.
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Bankrupt Agostimlio Lomelino Petition Admitted
Notice given that Agostimlio C Lomelino of Quincy Adams County has filed for bankruptcy under the 1867 act. Hearing set for April 11 1909 in Springfield United States Courtroom. Second and third creditor meetings to be held at H Asbury’s office in Quincy April 13 1869. Martage
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