Schuyler Colfax praised as Christian statesman and party pillar
In Springfield the writer recalls Schuyler Colfax once a South Bend congressman, speaker, and vice president, lauding his piety loyalty and role in shaping Republican ideals. The piece surveys Cold War era politics, mentions Ames and Credit Mobilier, and comments on local Missouri Loyalist dynamics and media heritage.
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Schuyler Colfax
Congress
South Bend
Indiana
House of Representatives
United States
Republican Party
Schuyler
God and Morality Party
Israel
Massachusetts
Ames
Mobilier
Schuyler Costas
Anes
Aml
Christian
Sam. Kneeland
Vantine
Tecumaeh
Mich
Sam. M. Kneeland
Kneeland
Springfield
John Ro Cox
Jolson
John M. Richardson
Boyd
Grant
Missouri
Springfiel
Ihial
Misouri
Dudisuield
West Goodwin
Enw
Ul Blow
Goodwin
Tuk Leapen
SentAuest Union Press
James R. Waddill
Sam, M. Kneeland
Tur Teaner
Ithal
O.S. Pahnestock & Co
Levine
Judge John Walker’s Hog Cholera Remedy Found
St Louis judge John Walker presents a remedy for hog cholera and shares insights on forthcoming matters. Jones weighs in on issues likely to affect agriculture and law, with emphasis on practical remedies and predicted developments in the hog industry.
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John Walker
Jones
Tre Laver
St. Loris
Maj
Melton
Minton
Abel
Hiongehander Doleront
Syatomand
Cain
Jane Walker
Sundersand
Machiavelli
Seward
Lord Chesterfield
Lin
White House Register and Political Gossip From Washington
A late November 1781 Washington dispatch surveys the White House social register, noting the private sentiments of prominent Democrats and Republicans, and recounting anecdotes about legislators, police, and public notices. It highlights discussions on hog cholera cures, charity for the poor, and the ongoing tug of party lines within the Senate and capital politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srk Ouenanges
Wasninoros
Uayea
White House
Democratic Party
Inte
Patterson
Sperker
Logan
Ofc
Hill
Konton
Lanar
Cockredl
Alexander Stephens
Abtorbados
Thurman
Rayanil
Eaton
White
Cox
Ramsall
Ewe Ing
Pon
Lamar
Priton
Cockrell
Stephens
Thioter
Blaine
Beck
Dawes
Voorhees
Senate
Marton
Napoleon
St. Helena
Robert Lowe
Versmont
Somme
Nate
The Custer Massacre Last Desperate Stand Explained
An account of Sitting Bull and the battle at the Little Bighorn describes the desperate last defense by the Lakota and Cheyenne, the demise of Custer and his men, and the toll on soldiers and village witnesses with vivid, non-graphic recollections from a Native correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Perenadet
Enery
Sam
Trentle
Ug Kull
Reno
Custer
Evita
Jalsijp
Sittin
West Hye
Beast Neal
Mney
Northyrst
Sainte Querer
Ranwe Nort
Ledebye
Relief bills and finance clash in late 19th century Congress
The document outlines multiple relief measures for individuals and veterans, pension allocations, and bills directing the Treasury to pay salaries and back pay. It notes debates over treasury accounts and public debt, plus a House Appropriations update reducing certain military and office expenditures. It references cited figures, committees, and presidential comments on policy and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mourgai
Suuauet
Phavise
Keenwood
Barry County
Treasury
Martha A. Williamson
Amor Williamson
Missouri Mita
James Smith
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert L
Missouri Cavalry
United States
Rhlief
Orax Kuark
A. Stephens
Springtrill
EB. Brown
Wiliams
Srs
Bia
Cait Sores Neus
Josiah Cunninghaar
Titesiar
Hines
Mery J. Lethon
Shewetine
Lie Lnterier
Caramener
Gerphers
Timothy J
Marthuts
Talerioe
Carthage
Mlour
Sainter
Willow
John Painter
Apany
Socont
Missouri Militia
Mechael C. Henders
Renton County
Arkansas
Treasury ‘Department
Finaner
Witler Wisless
Mire Washtell
Congress
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Weekly Leader
Springfield, MO
Aree
Loatis
Biterior
Caul Schurz
Thase
Filley
Washington
Cincinnati Enquirer
Schurz
Overstolz
Carl Schurz
Det Foran
Varl Sehure
United Suites Staate
Lunder Shore
Hayes
Cartha
Kansas City
Jaypee
Anele
Sla
Mee Hayes
Cuamel Ray
John
Ville Democrat
Charles Ray
Col. Allen
Jed
Mire
Kora
Ewine
Aud
Henry Ewine
St. Louis Times
Robert Barclay
John S. Marundike
Elizabeth A. Stone
Dewitt UC
Stone
Jesse Arnot
Alfred Camuel EH
James E. Yeatman
Lewis Dorsheimer
Charlie Thaw
John Hodnett
Stilben Hagelins
St Lewis John
AL Cockerill
Cincinnati Enquires
Mes Sureios
Carroll County
Roston
Mass
Alain
ST. Louis
St. Elmo
Rane
Eliot
Féble- Democrat
Texas
Dears
Phareslay
The
Kansas City Journal of
Conmueres
Wisconsin
House
Sitting Bull
Washinton
Phe Deneiency Hill
Beth Eyepres
Non Department
House of Representative
Supreme Court
Louwmon Pack
Cnel
Texa
Edmmuly Ani
Edmunds
Hinev
Wal
Pilysimerous
Marshal
Georgia
Fitzsimmons
Fitysimme
Hilliard
Brazil
South
Mary J. Holmes
Mutlore
Mary J Weber
Edith Lyle
Sunshine
A Rivers
REP
Aly Atraysht
Liniit
Prrivet
New York
Gibert Bron
Piers
Sen
Mason &Hamlin
Poe
Ione Beatty Ting Sian Aoe
IRDA
Ali
Annsey
Harper’s Magazine
Megerioe
Waikato
Taneen
Baran
Nmraas Extravery
Renee Uke
Toy Ural
Ayia
Aotty Hall Cathe
Marger'y Werietieater
Cops Cpoperaae
Wil
Mouven
Ounracps
Miler Truer & Dibopieus
Harper’s Bazar
Eigen
Boston
Nat Poeting
Alymayerimere
Haneens Ihnelle Mulibiaders
Schweriptions
Manarese
Waltvées
Chad
Earl Valli
Ables Harvera Brothers
Coley al Cereus
Lerua
Werat
Marth Weel
EM. Blackman
Nori Ont
North Ion 3
Seaith Jon Tt, Bouth, Vetion Nort
Beaver
Cohn
Bloom
Cohn Bros
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