Fires, finance, and politics of 1876 echo in the era
A sprawling 1876 overview covers U.S. fire losses totaling 180 million dollars, Senate seating and party divisions, and arguments over Florida and Louisiana electors. It notes corruption claims, the High Joint Commission’s handling of Florida, and Louisiana Returning Board actions amid partisan dispute.
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Louisiana
Grand High Joint Commission
Dexise
United States
Florida
High Joint Commission
Justice Miller
Senate
Humphrey
Yeas— Bradley
Edmunds
Frelinghuysen
Garfield
Hoar
Miller
Morton
Strong
S. Nayz
Abbott
Bayard
Clifford
Field
Hunton
Payne
Thurman
Frederick Humphrey
William Hidlden
Thomas W. Long
Flori- Serena
Yeas—Bradley
Frelinghouson
Wilber
Vield
Stanton
Messrs. Edmunds
Bradley
Stste
F.C. Humphreys
Supreme Court
Tilden
Supreme
Circuit Courts
Returning Board
Stearns
Efort
State Capital Letter on Prisons and Catholic Question
A Victorian era column discusses state needs from town halls to bridges and recounts a Columbus court case about Mrs Victor, a prisoner accused of poisoning. It then debates the Catholic question, defending Irish Catholics and criticizing anti Catholic prejudice, citing figures like Lafayette and Washington and referencing the Mayflower era.
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Adame
Whig Party
Know Nothing
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Iku
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Central American Union
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the Democratic Press
Somuel OD
Harris Mutor
L. Jitile Mayesy
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Grand Foint
U.S. Senate
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Kanes
Jones
Sharon
Chaffee
Maddox
Toternal Revenue Service
Hiim
J. Mativou Wells
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Rascala
Aud Kellogg
Mary J. Ovtven
Treasury Department
District of Columbia
New York
Tadiana
James T. Hendricks
Indianapolis
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Brewster
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Comprnsi
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Thon
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Trumbull
Patterson
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Keltey
The
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Grfield
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Chestnut Street
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