Harper Brothers publisher James Harper dead
GEN GRANT indisposed yesterday. Gov SEYMOUR lectured at Keokuk last night. James Harper of Harper Brothers is dead. Orders muster out twenty infantry regiments could save the country fifteen millions annually. Cuban agents seek recognition of revolutionists as belligerents. Nominations sent to the Senate include several Illinois postmasters. STONEMAN removes Gov Wells in Virginia and assumes duties. Senate Pacific Railroad Committee chooses Ogden Utah for meetings. A journal Imperialist to advocate empire changes. Harled Sumurts talks about a change in government.
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Senate
Illinois
Easter Observances and Fire Burned Building Reported
Gov Seymour lectures at Keokuk Youth association tonight. Easter Sunday observed by Episcopalians and Catholics in Keokuk and Davenport. A lodge street city building burned Saturday after being used as a smallpox hospital. one patient, a girl, removed and the building destroyed. Grace Episcopal Church consecrated in Chicago costing $150000. Mrs Clem sentenced to life in penitentiary by Indianapolis Criminal Court.
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Seymour
Keokuk
Davenport
Dubuque
Keeukuk
New York
Young Men's Association
Duara
Iowa
Lodge Street
Associated P'ress
CuicaGo
Grace
Criminal Court
Clem
Washington News Roundup Sparks Senate Tenure Debate
New York dispatch reports Sherman order changes and Rawlins resignation talk, plus corruption probes into Gov. Fenton and Cuban insurgent bonds plans. Nominations and appointments punctuate Washington, Senate of Conference on Tenure of Office, Pacific Railroad actions, and a busy legislative day across committees and executive sessions.
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Army
Fentones
Gen
Sherman
Washington
Gov
Fenton
Legislative Investigating Committee
United States
Caban
Senor Lemus
Wastmoron
Gro. Earle
Gen. Skinner
W. Wkers
Madison
Wis
W.C. Cawley
Manchester
Maryland Court of Appeals
Cresswell
Comptroller
Senate Committee On the Pacific Railroad
Central
Union Pacific
Orden
Central Road
Tenure of Office Debate and Senate Vote Ironclad
Senate debates tenure of office with Abe speeches from Trumbull Howe Howard and others. Senate refuses to recede from its amended bill by 37 to 20. Conference committee named with Trumbull Edmunds and Grimes. Also notes Easter observances and executive nominations. Arrest of gang near Louisville. Four steamboats burned at St. Louis. Central and Union Pacific to meet at Ogden. Clem murder trial Mrs Clem sentenced to life for love jealousy and shooting.
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Senate
House
Troumbull
Toward
Stone
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Morton
Sprague
Vrumbnall
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Kimes
WashInerTon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Sumner
Society of Friends
Richmond
Wilson
Committee
Committee On Appropriations
Trumbull
Grimes
Davis
Congress
Executive
Hlioois
M. Morton
Mr. Howard
Howe
Butler
Mass
National Land Company
Shanks
Judd
van Horn
Indian Territory
Bingham
Committee On the Pacific Railroad
House Committee On Accounts
Deaths of Noted Chicago Figures Prompt Obituary Notice
An obituary notices the deaths of Hon. Jas H Woodworth of Chicago and New York and Ex Mayor James Harper. James Woodworth, president of the Treasury National Bank and long time Chicago resident since 1833, served in the State Legislature, was mayor, and a congressman. James Harper died after last Thursday’s carriage accident. he was 72.
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Jas. H. Woodworth
Chicago
New York
James Harper
James Woodworth
Treasury National Bank
Highland Park
Congress
Crime, Bonds Stolen and a Gang of Thieves Near Louisville
A Chicago University student was robbed of 5000 dollars in bonds a gold watch and other items by a servant. Near Dearborn and Washington streets a man was attacked by three garroters but policemen arrived and arrested one. A murder case in Memp hiss shows Peter Cromley shot in the back by rival John Kennedy. Louisville police and U S Marshals trap a gang at Lost Island four men and three women. they attacked Mary Hill and looted homes. The gang is linked to a prior family murder.
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Quincy Wins
Muscatine
Iowa
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John H. Cole
Associated Press
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Washington Avenue
Henry Adkins
Carrie V. Kountz
G. B. Allen
Tommy Scott
Allen
Kountz
Chicago University
Dearborn Street
Washington
Court House
Mompuis
Tenn
Third
Madison Streets
Peter Cromley
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Crowley
Louisville
United States
Lost Island
Mary
Hill
Pe John
Healing Without Medicine by Dr Higgins
A brief note presents Dr Higgins advocating healing without medicine. It highlights a viewpoint on natural or alternative approaches, suggesting conditions under which nonpharmacologic methods might be emphasized in care.
Physicians denounce medicines as harmful to blood and lungs
Dr Higgins offers three free lectures at National Hall as A J Higgins M D promotes natural remedies. He argues poisons through eating drinking and breathing injure circulation and that healthy blood requires healthy blood-making organs. He invites sick people to learn a simple natural cure at the Quincy House until April 15.
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Quincy House
NorTe
Higgins
National Hall
A. J. Hiccins
M. D
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York
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Sam. Sharpley
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Cspital and Assete
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Boston
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Ieee Pelle
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