Brisket Manufactory and Various Trades Listed in Illinois Ads
A dense page from a Springfield publication lists multiple trades and businesses. Brisket Manufactory, basket makers, shoe wholesalers, boarding houses, carpenters, builders, contractors, and stove and tinware firms are named alongside locations on Eleventh Street, Hampshire Street, and nearby blocks. The document also notes the Constitutional Convention proceedings and financial updates such as gold closing at 1103, with a March 9 convention session in Springfield.
Appropriation Bill Progress and Presidential Capitol Visit
The Senate and House committees advance naval appropriation bill to about 15.5 million dollars. Progress noted on consular post office and army bills. The President visited the Capitol, first time in the President’s room except closing hours. Bonded whisky debate splits Finance Committee over extending spirits in bond to three years with a per month charge.
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New Hampshire Governor Race Across State Returns
Early returns from New Hampshire and Concord show Onslow Stearns likely elected governor with a 1200 to 1500 majority. Charles P. Gage named railroad commissioner. Republicans secure most council seats and a large House majority, with some districts still uncertain. Municipal Philadelphia results report Republicans winning mayor and most offices.
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Onslow Stearns
Chas. P. Gage
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Grant
Labor Reform Party
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Stearns
Badell
Flint
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Barrows
Stearne
Rochester Mayoral Victory and Republican City Board Wins
Rochester reports John Lutis, a Democrat, elected mayor by 450 votes. Republicans gain a majority of aldermen councilmen and supervisors in a close, exciting canvass. In Cincinnati the municipal election looms with school trustee debates over Bible influence amid broader offerings.
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Knights of Pytheas Supreme Lodge meets in New York
Representatives from sixteen states attended the annual session in New York City as the Supreme Lodge adjourned pending consideration of resolutions to appoint a committee to prepare two new higher degrees for the order. The Pacific Branch reports on the U P B BR stockholders meeting in Boston. Oliver Ames analyzed finances as snow sheds and fences protect the line, with earnings of 6300000 and a projected 12000000 for next year. The outlook promises interest and possible dividends if not needed for improvements.
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Wisconsin Assembly Defers Capital Move to Milwaukee
In Madison last night the Wisconsin Assembly postponed the bill to move the capital to Milwaukee by a 50 to 0 vote. Minnesota Governor Austin refused to approve a female suffrage bill, deeming the voter eligibility clause unconstitutional as women are not legal voters and thus unable to vote on the amendment. He also called the measure premature, noting little public sentiment in the state supporting the change.
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Mississippi Legislature Opens With Committees Probed
Jackson March 9 The Mississippi Legislature met with business limited to committee appointments and organizational steps Gov Alcorn to be inaugurated today In Washington Belknap reports Texas ratification of the Thirteenth Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments while Hamilton carries the notification Ravich North Carolina Gov Holden proclaims Alamance county in insurrection over armed bands and killings pledging militia help and possible federal troop intervention
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Vatican infallibility debate and council elections expected
Paris reports that Catholic powers will back France for special Ecumenical Council representatives led by Prince de la Tour d Auvergne. The Pope delays action awaiting a vote on infallibility before French commissioners arrive. German and Austrian bishops back infallibility and other dogmas as tension with Europe grows.
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Iation Extends Aid to Island Amid Annexation Debate
Reports from Port-au-Prince say the revolutionists claim a majority of islanders oppose annexation to the United States while aid plans broaden. In Jamaica Governor Grant is expected to travel to England where a memorial for subsidized steamship service to New York was presented by Jamaican citizens.
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Revolution in Venezuela
Havana reports Venezuela on the 25th shows scythe revolutionists rapidly multiplying and the Monages government in a critical condition. Turbulence now extends across the republic.
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Monages
Outbreak in West Virginia Sparking Militias
In Wheeling on March 2 a band of armed Ku Klux entered the town in daylight and freed prisoners at the jail threatening death if alarms sounded. The governor may seek federal aid as capital moves from Charleston amid rising lawlessness.
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Slackweight
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Church Burns in St Clair Michigan Fire destroys Baptist church
Curiaco March 9 The Baptist church at St Clair Michigan was entirely destroyed by fire last Monday night. The fire started from a stove during an evening service. Otisville March 9 Jas Tazlon’s two knitted woolen goods factories and dwelling three miles from the railroad station burned last night with small loss.
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Geo. F. Palmer
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the Baptist
St. Clair
Michigan
Otisville
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Jas
Tazlon
Sam Collyer Cites Jaw Injury in Edwards Loss
Sporting New York, March 9 reports Sam Collyer wrote a letter detailing his late defeat to Billy Edwards, attributing the loss to a broken jaw suffered in the third round. Collyer explains the injury affected his performance while Edwards maintained the win.
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Billy Edwards
Georgia Representation in Congress Debated in Senate
Senate debates the Georgia statehood bid with Trumbull reporting a House bill to admit Georgia to representation. Conditions attached mirror Louisiana and Mississippi, minority dissent noted, and discussion on timing and related funding order. A petition on D. S. Hatch’s imprisonment is referred to Foreign Relations.
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Insurgent Column Near Havana Forces Movements
From Cuba reports a party of ninety insurgents reaching a point forty miles from Havana as volunteers from surrounding areas march toward them. Markets in Havana fluctuate due to gold changes in New York. From San Domingo, news to February 21 notes a revolution ongoing in the country.
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Resolution on Spanish cruelties in Cuba and rail line bill
The Senate debated a resolution condemning alleged cruelties by Spaniards in Cuba and discussed a Kellogg bill to fund a Marshal Texas to Santiago California railroad with land grants. Amendments on interest rates and foreign agencies were considered, followed by a recess and other pending fiscal measures and notices.
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