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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1875
Page
1
Centennial celebration at Concord and Lexington observed
On April 19 the nation marked the centennial of the Concord and Lexington battles with speeches by Richard H. Dana Jr. and others. Reports warn of potential crop damage from a harsh winter, Italy’s Garibaldi nears death, and Catholic Church growth in the United States with extensive church and school infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lexington
Richard H. Dana, Jr
George William Curtiss
Chamberlain
South Carolina
General Bartlett
Conductor Kicks Man Off Train Then Lets Him Ride On
A Union Pacific conductor ejects a passenger three times after the man refuses to leave. The impecunious traveler insists he is bound for Chicago unless his pants hold out, and the conductor allows him to continue aboard for a while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Pretty waterproof cloak for a girl shown in gray cloth
A twelve year old girl wore a new style gray water proof cloak with an Ulster hood and large back box-plait. It featured a side seam belt, external buttons, black braid trim, and three black buttons to fasten. It was described as suitable for school in any weather.
Advertising and miscellaneous notes from the Clermont Courier
The issue lists legal and advertising rates, reports on Capittal and Yale College items, bank dividends, and a long stream of telegraph dispatches. It covers Indian movements in the West, rail and mine news, fires, border raids, court actions, and international notes from Belgium to Greece.
Louisiana Legislature Turmoil Over Seatings and Impeachment
April events show Democrats unseating four Republicans and seating four Democrats in the Louisiana House. The Senate moves to impeach Auditor Charles Clinton for high crimes, with Kellogg urging action on city relief and funding reform as session extends. Governors’ messages press swift public-benefit measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Elections and Qualifications
Geo. B. Buckhardt
Orleans
O. L. Collins
St. Helena
Chas. Delhammer
Felix Voorhies
St. Martin
Richard, Rochean
Floyd
Martinette
House
Senate
Goode
Crozier
Lowell
Chas. Clinton
Louisiana
New Orleans
Wm. P. Frye
Congress
Lewiston
Maine
S. B. Packard
Mee
B. Packard
United States
Prese Rt
Kellogg
Wheeler
Packard
W. A. Wheeler
Col. Packard
Returning Board
General Assembly
Tom
WM. P. Kellogg
Charles Clinton
Clinton
Yeas
New Orleans Legislature Ends Session With Limited Reforms
New Orleans state legislature adjourns sine die after a short session. A Senate attempt to suspend Clinton failed 18 to 16. A bill to cut Metropolitan Police expenses and to publish laws only in the official journal was approved, saving about $100,000. A $117,000 appropriation covered extra session costs. The city property and water works lease for forty years was authorized with bondholder arrangements to be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Senate
Clinton
Metropolitan Police
Political echoes across parties and states in 1860s notes
Vice President Wilson backs Ben Wade for Ohio governor warding the GOP to nominate him. Governor Bedle in New Jersey loses favor for appointing a Republican to a judgeship. Illinois lawmakers dispute censures of the President over Louisiana. The Iowa Register quips on reviving the Iowa Democracy. The Philadelphia Press warns against Democratic control of White House and Senate. The Toledo Blade cites national debt cuts. The Graphic’s Washington correspondent denies Grant seeking a third term. Tennessee’s Fourteenth Amendment battle amid civil service pressures is examined.
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Wilson
Ben Wade
Ohio
Bedle
New Jersey
Illinois
Louisiana
Iowa State Register
Iowa
Register
Boston Journal
Indianapolis
Philadelphia Press
Democratic Party
White House
United States Senate
Tolepo Blade
THE
Graphic
Washington
Grant
Congressional Committee
Brownlow
Forney
Senate
Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Nashville
Mr. Brownlow
Tennessee Governor Brownlow’s charge against Johnson over 1866 quorum
Harper’s Weekly recounts Andrew Johnson in the Senate over the Louisiana question echoing Tennessee 1866 tactics. Parson Brownlow, Knoxville Whig editor, calls Johnson’s statements misrepresenting history and unmitigated lying. Brownlow asserts Johnson blocked a quorum to thwart the Fourteenth Amendment. the Tennessee governor used militia to secure a quorum and push the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Weekly
Senate
Louisiana
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Parson Brownlow
Knoxville Whig
The
Tribune
Mr. Brownlow
Brownlow
House
Thomas
Grant
Johnson
Republicans condemn Democratic seating in a disrupted Legislature
Republicans denounce the Democrats for unseating four Republicans and seating four Democrats, arguing the move broke faith and the compacts from the award. They claim reform efforts are blocked, harmony is unlikely, and the public good is sacrificed for partisan power in a divided state.
Character and party influence decide the 1876 election
Harper's Weekly argues the 1876 outcome hinges on voters perceiving Republican character and control rather than party promises. It asserts a sound progressive core within the GOP, aligned with constitutional renewal after the war, and warns that betraying Republican tradition could doom the party despite the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Weekly
The tarantula of Brazil described as a vast spider
A Brazilian tarantula is explained as an enormous spider, highlighting its size and nature in concise terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Tea Culture in Japan and Household Tips From Old Times
A compilation of notes on tea culture in Japan and practical domestic guidance. Topics include tea plant cultivation, butter white specks causes, steam propagation for plant growth, a broad discussion on fowl feeding, and recipes for vegetable soup, cheese toast, cabbage jelly, plus ventilation tips and French coffee preparation.
Buds of the Sassafras Gathered for Spring Use
Early spring harvest of sassafras buds collected while sap runs. When dried they can be stored for indefinite future use.
Useful Household Hints and Rural Observations
Quick egg preservation method by boiling then packing in salt. Feed of corn in the ear for horses includes soaking in weak brine for a day. Oregon wheat record praised over thirty years of settlement. Georgia census shows 4211 dogs to 265 sheep across twenty one counties. Live Stock Journal notes corn cob uses in hog yards. Dairyman needs ten gallons daily water per cow in winter. Method to clean white ostrich feathers with soap solution, rub and rinse, then dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Central
Asia
China
L. B. Arnold
American Dairymen’s Association
Oregon
Georgia
Live Stock Journal
Victor Hugo and the Woman's Rights Stand
Victor Hugo argues for women's rights in a letter to the French Society for the Amelioration of the Position of Women. He says half the human race is outside equality and urges legal and social reform to balance rights between women and men. A New Hampshire case reports a young woman surviving on peanuts after long injuries. The piece notes a grasshopper proposal to be used as a lubricant.
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Rucias Ranch
Mexico
D. D. Lovell
Carrizo
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Julian Rita
Calaveras
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Mahuel Paredo
Casa Marado
Pirker
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Columbia
Victor Hugo
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