Rome Mission Debate Marked by Sectarian Accusations
In a House debate, Brooks proposed funding for a Rome mission. Covode charged the Church of Rome with fraud in naturalization papers, backed by Woodward's defense that the claim targeted church members rather than the faith. The amendment was rejected as a useless expenditure.
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Ie Woodward
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Political rancor over Cameron and Eaton papers
A long fragment from a 19th century newspaper discusses friction between Cameron and Eaton, accusing dishonesty in political circles. It cites Brewster, Lebo, Wegahsellor, Moncar, and others, mentions the Middletown Rally and corruption fears, and laments copied editorials from the Reding Bugle.
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Eaeelen
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Fek Noriber
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Charon
Middletown
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Staion
Rew
Two Heroes of Duty Face Death Amid River Disaster
The passage lauds two brave men aboard a vessel after a severe Ohio River collision and fire. The pilot and engineer refused safety at the cost of their lives, signaling and keeping the line intact while flames enveloped them. It condemns others who die in violence as lesser heroes.
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Nfoamars
United States
America
Ehgidosr
Amicrica
Adoca
Cacape
Condolences and Condemnation Over Lincoln Assassination Volume
A handsomely printed 962 page quarto volume on Lincoln’s assassination is issued in an 8000 copy edition. Binding cost $18,180. critics call the bill a tax burden. The compiler and publisher are paid, with estimates suggesting totals may rise to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Hila
Netite
Bladensburg Battle Accounts From a Private Soldier
A fragmentary reminiscence notes Revgay Jouxsp as a private with Capt. Pickney at Bladensburg. It claims militia fled the field leaving only handfuls to oppose the British under Captain Niller, with severe casualties and doubts about Captain Pobhedas officers.
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Radical caucus nominates conspirator for U S senator
Hon Sporr of Huntingdon is the Radical caucus nominee for U S Senator to succeed Me Backelew whose term expires on the fourth of May. B W Mackay of Alleghany is nominated for State Treasurer.
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Turmoil in Spain and Italy Prompt Strong Military Moves
In Seville republican demonstrations surge as insurgents seize nothing. Gen De Roda sends troops to Cadiz to secure arms. Madrid proclaims rising siggo. Provisional Government refutes disarming volunteers. In Cadiz and Malaga, reactionists blamed. Crete volunteers depart Candia for Syra. Florence taxed and agitated. Cen Cadorna moves from Florence to Parma to restore order.
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Proceedings of Congress Tuesday January 7
In the Senate Mr Nye of Nevada introduced a bill to facilitate telegraphic communication between the Eastern and Western continents. In the House a resolution for an investigation of Indian Department stationery contracts was adopted. The Military Academy appropriation bill was reported. A bill to bring home Minister Coggeshall remains from Ecuador and aid his widow was passed. Mr Washburne offered a Wells Fargo carriage of the mails resolution but objected. Speeches followed in Committee of the Whole and Mr Ashley introduced a bill to facilitate commercial intercourse. Adjourned.
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Illustration of Sherman's Brutality Prompts Aid for Widow
An Newark dispatch to the Philadelphia Morning Post describes the wife of Captain Churchill killed during the march to the sea. She is left crippled and penniless in the city while her Georgia home was burned. Mrs. Churchill now stays at the Elmont Hotel in Fulton Street and appeals for aid to return to her aging mother in Georgia.
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Paraguayan accord yields satisfactory war resolution
A Paraguayan contact reports that a high level meeting with President Lopez led to a graviently satisfactory outcome. The exchange, described as an form of full atonement for recent outrages to the American flag, promises restored relations and stability despite earlier tensions.
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Diverse Legislative Moves and Incidents Across States
The report bundles varied items: Kentucky and Tennessee discuss constitutional enfranchisement amendments. Michigan governor urges tax cuts amid a 9031 440 debt note. Indiana and Missouri legislatures convened. Ogeechee troubles ease with General Rousseau ill in New Orleans. T. B. Pierpont dies in New Orleans. Treasury December expenses reach 17 667 000. Virginia sheriff ejectment clash in Princess Anne with deaths. two Tennesseans killed during tenant ejectment. Mexicans hang captives near Bateriton New Mexico. a clash at Central City Mexico leaves two whites and five colored soldiers dead. a wheel fire kills one in Cambridge Massachusetts. Wm N Wooley hanged in Freehold New Jersey. Wyanback Seminary for young Indices in Lebanon Centre, NY, burned. London Ontario fire destroys 80000 property.
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Rebel Sagol Advances on Port au Prince and Spoiled Plot
From Hayti intelligence reports Gen Sagol's forces bombarded Port au Prince as Salnave attended Te Deum at Miragoane. Assailants attempted to capture him but fled after learning of a plot. Cape Haytien held by revolutionaries. Jacmel prepared to defend against Sagol’s anticipated move.
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Port Clinton Letter Reports Sudden Death of Mary Schantz
Mary Schantz daughter of David Shantz died suddenly last Sunday night at age 16 and was buried Tuesday morning. Rev J F Wicklein delivered the funeral sermon.
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Southern Empire Foundered in Gale with All Hands Lost
Disastrous' ship Southern Empire foundered at sea in a heavy gale on the 3d instant.Captain Danny and every member of the crew were lost. The Southern Empire, built in Quebec in 1866, 1142 tons burthen, sailed from New Orleans on November 13 for Liverpool laden with cotton and was owned at that port.
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