Counting. The Solemn Force of Counting in Hayes
The passage describes multiple states New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina and Ohio counting amid objections from Kelley and Mitchel. The commission prepares for business then recesses while both Houses meet with a contested report claimed to favor Hayes and Oregon, followed by objections and adjournment until tomorrow.
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Hayes
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Senate
House
Nevada
Wheeler
Tilden and
Hendricks
Tilden
Oregon
Stone
Cartwright
Odell
Watts
Cronin
Miller
Parker
Mitchel
W. H. Odell
J. C. Cartwright
John W. Watts
Grover
Cronin, Miller and Parker
E. A. Cronin
S. F. Coadwick
Odell, Cartwright and Watts
J. W. Watts
Congress
Odell and Cartwright
Electorals College
Senate Receives Louisiana Certificate Decision in Joint Meeting
The Senate and House reconvened to review the commission's majority decision on Louisiana electors. The commission held that the electors were lawfully appointed and that the two houses cannot probe beyond the official papers to challenge those appointments. The ruling states the returning officers were properly constituted and vacancies did not invalidate proceedings.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Louisiana
Florida
United States
Objections to Electoral Votes Certificate in Louisiana
The paper claiming to be Louisiana’s electoral certificates, objected by T. O. Howe and marked N C No 7, is not the constitutional certificate and ought not be counted. Objections voiced by Wallace and Cochrane cited the commission’s refusal to review evidence. reading lasted an hour amid noise as senators signed. The joint convention adjourned until tomorrow after the Senate ratified the commission’s report.
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Louisiana
T. O. Howe
United States
Samuel F. Miller
W Strong
Joseph P. Bradley
George F. Edmonds
O. P. Marion
Fred K. L. Frelingburger
J. A. Garfield
G F. Hoar
Gibson
Hayes and Wheeler
Wallace
Cochrane
Wood
Senate
Watts
Mitchell
Sargent
Lawerence
Burchard
Ill
McDill
Kelley
Cartwright
Odell
Bogg
McDonald
Stevenson
Cooper
Field
Tucker
Jenks
Walling
Clymer
Polperton
Vance
Ohio
Hurd
Lustrell
Oregon
John. C. Cartwright
Wm. H. Odell
E. A. Cronin
Electoral College of
Lafayette
Canal
Senate Reassembles as Electoral Vote Count Delays
Washington detectives report the senate resumed at 16 but no business occurred while awaiting House readiness to continue the electoral vote count. Notification arrived and at 11:30 the senate moved to the House chamber to resume proceedings.
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Washington
Senate
House
Chamber
House of Representatives
House Debates Louisiana Electoral Vote Count
Washington lawmakers convened at 10 am with roll call to confirm a quorum. Gibson moved to bar counting Hayes electoral votes from Louisiana, while others argued the electoral commission decision, noted corruption, and urged adherence to constitutional state rights. Watterson urged calm, resignation, and duty in light of the outcome.
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Washington
Toa. m
Gibson
Hayes
Louisiana
Hurlbut
New
Electoral Commission
Seelye
Congres
Joyce
Grammercy Park
McMahon
Debated electoral recount closes in joint session
In a tight House vote Gibson's resolution failed 172 to 99 as Democrats opposed a commission decision. A Senate debate on Crossman's eligibility continues with Bayard and Stevenson aiding counts for Hayes. The House refused a recess, signaling a potential end to filibuster efforts.
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Gibson
Yeas
Seelye
Pierce of
Mass
Senate
House
Crossman
Bayard
Stevenson
Maxey
Hayes
Nevada Case Read In Senate Session At 11 40
The session resumed at 10 o'clock as senators waited for House notification of a decision in the Nevada case. The decision was read at 11 40 before the Senate moved to the hall of the House.
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House
Nevada
Senate
House Debates Nevada Electoral Vote in Joint Session
The House met to verify quorum and concluded in a joint session that Nevada's votes went to Hayes and Wheeler. Objections to Oregon electors were raised, citing irregular certificates and appointments, with the electoral commission preparing for further proceedings.
St Louis Bridge Damage Seen Less Than Feared
An inspection showed the St Louis bridge damage lighter than expected. About six to ten feet of the carriage way’s wood and warped iron work will be replaced, with four days expected to restore train crossing. Ferry transfers will move passengers and freight during repairs. A private masquerade ball at Turner Hall on March 13 invites members to bring guests.
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St. Louis
Tur Maennerchor
Turner Hall
Don Piatt and Capitol Editor Targeted by Lincoln Leaders
An editorial in The Capitol stirs Ulysses and cabinet allies igniting a push to suppress Don Piatt. The piece denounces the Supreme Court and calls for action against corrupt government figures, with claims of fraud and looming prosecutions.
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Washington Capitol
Ulysses
Donn
Supreme Court
Congress
Europe
Etir
Cotoe
Wasurxertos
Don Piatt
O Mahoney Preparation for the Funeral of the Great Fenian Chieftain
The notice outlines plans for the funeral of the Fenian leader O Mahoney. It details arrangements, processions, and the involvement of Irish nationalist groups. Local officials coordinate the ceremony with emphasis on solemnity and public participation.
All Ireland Ready to do Honor to his Remains
A Irish telegraph reports funeral preparations for John Mahoney Fenian chieftain. Committees form quickly across towns and along the route for the body reception. Bishops and Cardinals may oversee state ceremonies with mass and processions, while questions linger on the Dublin cathedral display and burial location.
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All Ireland
New York
Ireland
John Mahoney
England
Scotland
Cloyne
Queentown
Fenan
Cardinal Cullen
Dublin
O'Mahoney
Kilkehenny
Calvert
Tuam
Machale
Terre Haute Lawyer Tries Case in Prairieton Township
Miss Bessie Eaglesfield of Terre Haute appeared in Prairieton township before J. P. John Nelson to argue a case involving ownership of a boss. A large crowd attended after church notices. R. S. Tennant argued the opposing side and the matter is under consideration for decision.
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Bessie Eaglesfield
Terre Haute
Prairieton Township
John Nelson
J. P
Lady Lower
R. S. Tennant
Justice For
Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption Promoted
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr. Kings New Discovery as a cure for consumption coughs colds croup hoarseness chest pain and lung bleeding. It claims instant relief for severe cases and offers regular bottles at $1 and free trial bottles through Groves and Lowry with a January 18 date.
Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs
An Honest Medicine proclaims Dr King's New Discovery as a curb for throat chest and lung ailments including consumption coughs colds asthma bronchitis and hoarseness. It claims rapid relief with three doses and offers trial bottles free with regular bottles at $1.00 available from local sellers.
Dr King New Discovery Cough Medicine Promise
Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption claims to cure a cough in half the time of other medicines by removing causes and healing affected parts. It treats hoarseness, lingering coughs, bronchitis, and throat lung conditions, and is said to be harmless for children. Trial bottles free, regular size $1, sold by Groves Loury. Jan.11.
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Groves & Lowry
Groves & Loury
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ST. Louis Bridge
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