Democratic control speculation in next House of Representatives
The Quincy Whig notes wild plans of Democratic leaders who would govern the next House. It cites Senator Thurman’s view that Democrats will be nearly powerless to run national affairs. Other opposition papers may be discouraged by new Senate alignments reported in a separate column.
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Laws Target Theft With Varied Penalties Under Illinois Plan
A reform bill introduces penalties for theft based on amount. Theft under fifteen dollars would serve time in the county jail, while theft above that amount would send the offender to the state prison. Notably, the exact sum of fifteen dollars has no stated penalty.
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Illipols
Plan to district state hospitals among three asylums
A bill to district the state with reference to insane asylums proposes three districts linked to Northern Hospital at Elgin Central at Jacksonville and Southern at Anna s. If enacted it will increase access to hospital facilities and improve utilization.
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Anns
New Postage Rule Doubles Third Class Rates
Congress passes a new law raising third class mail rates. The Postmaster General says transient newspapers books pamphlets and periodicals fall under the provision and will cost one cent per ounce or fraction. Any item over one ounce requires two cents postage.
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Paris Letter Links George Sand to Beecher Tilton Case
A Parivale letter from Paris says George Sand, famed French novelist, has followed the Beecher Tilton matter from the start. She finds it extraordinary and confirmatory of her social views and plans to write a psychological novel about the case incidents. She is deeply interested, calling the tragedy profound and spiritual.
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Parivale
Paris
George Sand
Beecher- Tilton
State Supreme Courts Split Over Usury Penalties on National Banks
The article notes conflicting state rulings on whether state usury laws apply to national banks or only the national banking act penalties. New York allows state usury penalties, Massachusetts restricts to federal penalties, and most states favor the Massachusetts view. The issue awaits US Supreme Court guidance.
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Supreme Courts
New York Supreme Court
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United States
February earnings of thirteen Western railways fall short
A report shows February earnings of thirteen Western railways at 2,524,943 dollars, down from 2,080,736 last year, a decrease of 01,793. January to February totals reach 4,349,035 dollars versus 4,850,645 in 1874, a drop of 8,210. Severe snow blockades in the West and discontinued branch lines helped depress profits, amid a generally weak railroad market.
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Western Railways
Mystery of vouchers and Clerk's bill for 1578
The article discusses lingering questions about a Clerk's 1578 bill and its vouchers, noting possible greed by the Clerk or another official. It also reports on acceptance of the Wheeler compromise in settling Louisiana penalties and optimism that state government may endure through peaceful, moderated discourse.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Revivalist Henry Varley Draws Crowds Across Provinces
Henry Varley preached in the Dominion with large audiences in Toronto where 1000 to 4900 attended daily for four weeks. In Brantford two weeks saw significant converts as hotels and billiard rooms emptied. A New York Hippodrome service drew 27 000. The report notes strong revivalist impact and widespread conversions amid evangelical campaigns.
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Oliver
Engisnd
Henry Varley
Messrs. Moody and Sankey
Varley
Dominion
Toronto
Brantford
Mr. Varley
Daurlog
Republican Renewal Hopes in Civil Service Reform Debate
The article argues a renewed Republican party could unify through civil service reform and nominate a strong ticket for 1876. It notes Democratic fear that ongoing Republican divisions threaten its prospects unless reform heals the party.
Foreign-born members fill U S Congress per 1880s tally
The Washington correspondent notes only Delaware Vermont and North Carolina have native-born lawmakers in Congress. Among 304 members, 34 origins are foreign born from Kaness Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska Nevada and the Territories. Calif Kansas Minnesota Mississippi Oregon Wisconsin Iowa Nevada Nebraska lack natives. 15 foreigners in Congress include Schurz and Jones, with five Irishmen four BoD men two Englishmen and a Canadian. Cannon is an Englishman.
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New York Post
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Vermont
North Carolina
Kaness
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Nevada
Territories
California
Kansas
Mississippi
Oregon
Iewa
Gen
Hawley
J. M. 3. Williams
Massachusetts
Blaine
New England
Schurz
Jones
Cannon
Trade outlook in mercantile bulletin points to spring revival
Tar New York Bulletin reports cautious optimism for spring trade based on extended inquiries. Business is awaiting better weather, with encouraging signs in dry goods and overall activity, despite small stock levels and late start in some lines. Merchants foresee a fair movement, firmer tone, and shrinking insolvency fears if profits rise.
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New York Bulletin
Bulletin
Fexaon
Bond calls to retire sinking fund loans discussed
Public attention focuses on early call for retirement of bonds to June 8 1873 totaling 31 056 545 with no payments yet. Redeption of legal tenders under the January 14 resumption act may reach 1 25 million up to March 1 with further monthly redemptions uncertain. The New York Times money article cites that the 30 0090 000 to be called would be registered bonds held mainly in this country, freeing money in the Treasury to circulate and bolster banks, easing money market strain this fall.
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Einking
Fand
New York Times
Banda
Europe
Critique of the Bounty Bill and Demagogic Politics
The New York Tribune denounces the bounty bill as a reckless, demagogic ploy that would drain Treasury funds for bounty brokers. It praises President Grant and Logan for passing it despite opposition, arguing it serves no justice, harms soldiers, and exposes political cowardice across parties.
Sumter to Appomattox Soldier Attacks Demagogic Vote Buying
General Hawley from Connecticut and fellow soldiers spoke against the demagogic measure. Democrats feared offense and hurried to buy votes at great cost. The bill’s passage would not sway national votes, and the President’s action saved the Treasury and avoided a national disgrace.
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Connecticut
Sumter
Appomattox
Two Episcopal bishops elect face ratification by standing committees
Two reverend bishops elect Dr DeKoven of Illinois and Dr Jaggar of Southern Ohio await ratification as the Protestant Episcopal Church convenes committees and bishops. DeKoven's high ritual views spark debate though his learning and character are praised. Jaggar faces no strong opposition. The report also cites New York City police statistics showing 81,821 prisoners arraigned under eleven Justices, with 49,951 held on charges and intoxication and disorderly conduct accounting for the bulk of arrests.
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New York City
Cummins Movement
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Cummins
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Times
Board of Police
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Crime conviction patterns reveal large shares of intoxication and disorderly conduct
The year’s criminal calendar shows 71 percent of all convictions from intoxication and disorderly conduct. About 12,000 disorderly conduct arrests led to bonds, fines, or imprisonment, with Ireland and the United States heavily represented. Felony and misdemeanor splits show 4,621 felony arrests, 12,426 misdemeanor arrests, with males predominating in both.
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Germany
United States
Crimea
City Election Calls for New Deal to Overhaul Ring
A Quincy editorial urges voters to reject the entrenched city clique led by the Mayor, accusing them of neglect and petty pilfering. It cites the Exposition, Court House delays, and mismanagement, urging a united citizen front and a strong Democrat to lead a fresh ticket in spring elections.
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Quincy
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Taz Wayo
Waic
Arrivals At Laramie City Confirm Rich Gold Soil
Four more members of the Black Hill mining party arrive in Laramie City. They confirm reports of gold bearing soil and bring ore samples described as remarkably rich along with specimens of other metals. Many persons head toward the new Eldorado.
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Black Hill Sicczade
Laramie City
An Outfit for $650 At Glasweil’s Chesp Store
An advertisement offers a full kitchenware bundle for $6.50 featuring 6 dinner plates, 6 cups and saucers, pitchers, vegetable and meat dishes, bowls, goblets, a glass bowl, salt cellar, and syrup can. It also promises a complete line of table cutlery, looking glasses, lamps, and gastory.
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Chesp
Mains Street
Ronstone
Dr. Jaynes Bonette Pills Restore Liver Health In Spring
In the Hyer season of spring when bilious distress rises, Dr Jaynes Bonette Pills prove effective. They restore liver function and relieve biliousness, helping the body adapt to seasonal disturbances.
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Jayne
Pond's Extract Experience Heralded for Virtues
Pond's Extract Experience has heralded its virtues with broad praise. The piece notes growing popularity and favorable reception among readers, describing the extract as a trusted remedy praised by many.
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Pratt Custades
Thoes
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