Radical editor attacked in Civil War era pamphlet
A radical Cincinnati Commerce editor is denounced for his wartime Leftist stance and mockery of George Washington. The piece defends traditional values, condemns anti Union rhetoric, and urges readers to resist those who slander the nation and cling to feeble rhetoric.
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The Sugar Panic and Calls for Reform in America
Readers condemn the rapid sugar price drop and speculation hurting the poor. They urge sweeping action in New York Washington Chicago to curb casino like operations and punish profiteers while defending legitimate business.
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Senate and House pass appropriation and banking bills
In the Senate a conference report on Diplomatic Appropriations is approved and a bill on Legislation Appropriation is enacted. The House passes amendments to checks by National banks and bills exempting naval machinery from taxation. A substitute expressing sympathy for Cuba and Britain is sent to the Senate for recognition of Cuban independence.
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Mahommedan Clergy Preach Holy Crusade at Stamboul
The Turkish Empire faces religious upheaval as Mahommedan clergy urge a bid for dethroning the government and uniting under a holy standard. An Iman at Stamboul denounces Greece and the Sultan, claiming the Koran must be saved from its enemies.
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Noted Anti Catholic Claims Stir Parish to Defend Church
In a heated critique, the editor accuses a Republican sheet of attacking the Catholic Church and its property interests in New York. The piece defends clergy, denounces religious bias, and charges sectarian prejudice aimed at influencing public offices and taxation policy.
Missouri Suffrage Ratified in Legislature and Other Updates
The Missouri Legislature ratified the suffrage amendment with a 23 to 49 vote in the Senate and 80 to 49 in the House. Nevada also ratified the amendment. The U S House Republican caucus nominated Blaine for Speaker and McPherson as Sergeant at Arms, with no Postmaster chosen. The Democratic caucus nominated Kerr for Speaker. Boston police were ordered to suppress public masked balls after incidents. A Hudson River Railroad collision injured several. Hartford Times office fire occurred in Haward, Connecticut. Lehigh County ledger notes culled fire loss at 25000 dollars. New York municipal elections saw Republicans win in Albany and Rochester, Democrats carried Oswego Utica Elmira.
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