Amocote Paid in Europe for Subscriptions to American Loans
The New York Bulletin notes amocote paid in Europe this month for subscriptions to American loans totaling 1 747 750 dollars, vs 1 919 900 dollars the prior year. Year to date payments exceed 1874, indicating borrowing of 95 million in gold. Negotiations focus on loans to oldest reliable corporations. The Attorney General post offered to ex Judge Pierrepont reflects credit on the Administration. he is praised for legal prowess, judgment, and cabinet usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Bulletin
Europe
Pierrepont
Universal Male Suffrage in 1860s America Debate
The piece discusses Mansfield’s calculation that actual presidential votes would fall about 1,000,000 short of universal male suffrage results. Exclusions due to naturalization, residence, rebellion, or intimidation reduce turnout. Massachusetts, Connecticut, Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, and Indiana show potential new votes from naturalization and immigration. Ohio shows little variation. It also argues Jefferson Square as the best site for a courthouse location and predicts Board of Supervisors support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
New York
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Inlota
Mistouri
Kentucky
Ohio
Mansfield
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Illinois
Missouri
Indiana
Kibesville
Banksville
Mivan
Benbow
Peat
Ind
Os Ricmaond
Srrincingtp
Koromo
Oganeport
New Apuany
Lafayette
Texas Haute
Des Moints
Leavenworts
Dana
Manison
Atchison
Dunegoe
Craw For
Milwaukee
Dernort
Torera
Kanga
Josipi
Br. Padl
Fr. Scott
Dounvagve
Penerr
Kansas City
Kaneas
Fernit
The Holy League of the Peers of America A Suspicious Order
A discussion of a circulating circular tied to a so called Holy League of the Peers of America. the text questions its authenticity, notes the lack of a current address for the League’s Council, and calls the supposed order a potential hoax though it presents a platform of principles that some patriots might endorse publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theileague
Council of the League
Holy League of the Peers of
America
Cotton mill at Jamestown and vast grain elevator planned
A lengthy roundup notes proposals for a cotton mill in Jamestown New York costing 165000 forecasts and other developments. It mentions a mammoth grain elevator at Galveston Texas and a wide range of economic notes including export figures, U S imports, and various state notices.
Justice Hutton Frees Child Murder Suspects Then Re Arrests
An unusual courthouse crowd watched Justice Hutton discharge the defendants in the alleged child murder case before re arresting them on a new warrant. District Attorney Ewing faced off with defense counsel Gilmer over a letter, and scenes of rows and confusion followed as the court ordered bail hearings and remand. The morning saw separate hearings and a change of venue granted for J. A. Hunt while Smith Ingham and others faced continued questioning, with the verdicts and bail uncertain as the day ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton
Conart
Togorro
Ewing
Gilmer
Pipino
Andog
Smith
Pekin
Ingham
Anna Ricker
Canter & Govert
J. A. Hunt
Smith and Ingham
Carter
Dev Pipino
Eugeested
Aeldom
Hatton
Mr. Ewing
Hamilton
Brooker
Iaw
Justice Futton
S Hutton
Ing
Juatcs Hatton
Justice Allen
Hunt
Batardsy
State
Barker
John A. Hunt
Allen
Captain Brown
Witnera
Hont
Messia
Hant
Tae Wan
County Board of Supervisors meets to discuss new courthouse site
The County Board of Supervisors gathered in a special session at the courthouse on Tuesday and expect to act on locating the new courthouse within a week. A large turnout petitioned for specific sites while the board, composed of capable men, was praised. James H. Hendrickson was elected chairman by acclamation as the meeting adjourned to continue next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee's Summit
James Boya
Clay County
Rose
Adams County
Law
Stose
Quincy
County Board of Supervisors
North East
Charles Tene
Houston
Lewis Strickler
Keene
Joel Bootons Lima
Joseph B. Weaver
Ursa
John M. Raddett
Mendoa
James WH. Vendrick
A. Flancy
Payson
John W. Vickers
Fall Creek
L. G. Care
Beverly
Charles AM
Gramurar
Gilmer
D. L Hair
Quinccy
B. F. Berrian
Wm. M.avine
AM. Heidericb
John Altmix
Wm. Winklemap
Samuel Wood
John Munne
J. Carkbedrey
E. H. Turner
Gees FL Wardaus
James H. Hendrickson
IT 14 POSTPONED FOR A WEEK IN CHICAGO COURT
In Criminal Court at Chicago yesterday the case of 3. K. Turner, indicted for forging title deeds, was postponed for one week to allow Turner to return from Texas with evidence his attorney claims proves the deed authenticity. The judge granted the request, noting Turner’s absence risk was low. A separate Maryland vs Baltimore & Ohio Railroad case on the Supreme Court docket affirmed a $500,000 payment related to fare claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond & Danville
Boes
Enquirer
Richmond Enquirer
Chicago
Swett
K. Turner
Turner
Texas
Richard P. Robinson
Robinson
Helen Jewett
United States Supreme Court
State of
Maryland
Baltimore &Ohio Railroad
Thas Road
Baltimore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cheduincy Whig
Tar
Secretary of the Treasury
Bureau of Statistics
Port of
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Germany
Austria
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
France
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Russia
Poland
Hungary
Greece
Chins
Canada
Nova Scotis
Turkey
South America
United States of Colombia
Buenos Ayres
Chile
Thomas
Jamaica
Trinidad
Guadaloupe
Bermuda
Guernsey
Heligoland
India
Persis
New Brunswick
Mexico
Panama
Brazil
Peru
Venezuela
Cubs
Porto Rico
Sicily
New Zealand
Springfield
General Assembly
Hayvo
Marion, Williamson Co
New York Times
Podicaa
Godicua
Eam
St Louis
Cincinnati Gasctée
Edward D. Mansfield
State Journal
Court House
Council
Alderman Farrell
Farrell
Steinbach
Heine
Jefferson Square
Board of Supervisors
Jngow Court House
Washington Square
Fitch
Holy League of the Peers of America
Bbe
League
Wult
Holy League
North America
Eccts
Hmits
Jamestown
Misseachusetts
Galveston
Tex
Florida
Hawaii
Cardinal McCloskey
Sait
New York City
Huntaville
Schurz
Boston Public Library
Great Britain
Florence
China
Library Lottery Concern
Fortubstellera
Andrew Jackson
New Haven
Interior Department
Kansas
Indian Territory
Michigan
Elliott
Alaska
Fort Scott
Vari
Colmar
Cotwan
Brownsburg
Brownanora
Derver Denver
Hordland
Mount Sterling
Mount
Steerina
Axsrapon
Adams
Avans
Nuoney
Pesches
Berd Hanpix
Chambersnona
Coamrenscura
Bluffa
Big Neck
Bardqlfi
Banvoirn
Milton
Gilpmpstorr
Giluind
Mansman
Hensaan
Prairie City
Pratik City
Bevenly
Paloma
Patossa
Ocean
Fowler
Fowen
Tennessee
Colchester
Colcurster
Mendon
Menvon
Sinderhook
Kinpeenook
Bay
Colusa
Cotuaa
SticuwE.t
Loramg
Camp Pont
Dallas
Crry
Dallas Crry
Rockport
Rocerort
Augusta
Avgusta
Griggsville
Grigusville
New Salem
Stewart
HOLL
Pleasant Hill
West Point
Burnside
Ronsss
Smmer Hill
Scuwer
Hin
Les
Mound Station
Camden
Columbus, Coumbus
Buda
Epring
Sruso Station
Meredosia
Pas Murgposta
Palmyra
Papayra
Cvandalia
Vandalia
Princeton
Gan
Callas
Qorn
Gireod
Gizop
Macon
Lo Macon
Sheldyville
Saeiayville
Monenty
St, Catherine
Tolona
Totona
Knox City
LA Belle
LA Bette
Sheldina
Snetoma
Cuangaee
Boss
Justice Hutton
Mrs. Jones
the Board of Supervisors
Ald
Mikesell
Warnkas
Jeferson
City of
Thia
Cornel
Board of Supervisora
Aaid
Board of
Ropervisora
Jefferson
Adama
Jafferson Square
Market Square
Third
Hampshire
Atd
Pitney
Smyth
Aldrich
White
Alanson
Jones
Tansman
Menke
Noel
Steinhbach
Beine
Ali Mikesell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!