Disputed claims and reform talk cross 19th century pages
The piece rails at corrupt office seekers and a good railroad man with a condescending allegory. It reports a court case where McFadden sues Miss House over given goods, and Justice Davis rules in House’s favor. Secretary Manning’s civil service reforms are praised with Treasury savings cited and broad cautions about genuine reform.
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Cora House
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Sullivan
Manning
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Washington
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Treasury
Savr Lake
Ura
County Court House
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Mormon Tabernacle
Church and Tithing
John Taylor
Mormon Church
Salt Lake Theatre
Grand Army
Murray
Groesbeck
Citizens’ Committee
Co-Operative
State Department
SOS Sype
Egypt
Asia
America
Tie
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Col. Mosby
Hong Kong
Congress
Kellar
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Monda
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Illinois
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Fort Wayne
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Penu
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Shelbyville
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Dunlap
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Brooklyn
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Marquette
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Sault Ste. Marie
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Garfield
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Washington Dispatch
New York
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Tilden
Whitney
White House
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Simmons
Hubert O.thompson
Thompson
Hedden
Ind
Sledden
Debates over Irish laborers and immigration law posture
A long recounting of Irish girls detained at Castle Garden under a new federal act penalizing contracting laborers. It parallels tariff protection arguments, cites Ohio politics, local notes on residents, and a stretch of national news about Grant, Kansas Indian outbreaks, and Civil War era governance shifts.
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Castle Garden
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Cleveland
Supreme Court
Ile
Newark
John Donner
Canton
Ohio
Amos L. Clevenger
Clinton County
Board of Public Works
John 8. Neville
Tardin County
General De Courcy Routs Anamite Forces At Hue
General De Courcy reports to Paris that Hue is quiet after routing the Anamites. Regent Thuang occupies Thai lands as French reinforcements move toward a campaign in Anam. Casualties among the Anamite garrison tally ten killed and sixty two wounded. The Third Zouaves occupy the Hue citadel with capacity for 1500 troops.
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Thuang
Thuang, Who Organized the Attack On General de Courcy
Hue
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