Louisiana Row Stirs Over County Finance and Disputed Funds
Dispatches warn of possible violence between Carter and Warmeth factions in Louisiana but later reports question the threat. The Examining Committee may reveal that large sums diverted from the school fund to county road and bridge funds were improperly used. The late County Auditor reportedly overdrawn by over 960,000 and scrutiny extends to predecessors.
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Louisiana Row
Carter
Warmeth
Roand
la Rue
Ex-Treasurer Perquisites Targeted for Recovery
An examining committee urges suit to recover funds from former County Treasurers detailing an annual several thousand dollar surplus, arising from folkeest collections not charged to the office. The money, they argue, belongs to the county. If pursued, many distinguished gentlemen may appear at the house as interested spectators.
Catacazy Departure and Diplomacy Debate
A brittle, satirical charge outlines Catacazy's exit as testimony on diplomacy with Russia and America. It questions his mission at Constantinople, asserts Russia would gain from war, and condemns U S leadership for not backing aggressive aims.
Resignation of Thiers Sparks Doubt on French Republic
The piece argues Thiers offered resignation in a fit of temper as the Assembly refused to ratify his tariff plan. It describes him as an aged, petulant leader who must be coaxed, warning that relying on such a man jeopardizes the republic and could bring a rapid collapse.
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Thiers
M. Thiers
Bia
France
French Republic
Tariff Clash Between Greeley and Sherman Sparks Fiscal Debate
The passage records a sharp exchange over tariff reductions with Mr. Greeley denouncing Mr. Sherman in the Senate. It cites historic import figures, warns against halving salt duties and rice protection, and critiques proposed cuts to woolen, iron, and steel tariffs. It also references domestic industry impacts and political sentiment among Free Traders.
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Greeley
Sherman
Mr. Greeley
Senate
John Sherman
Seaboard
Sea Island
Congress
Treasury
Second trial of Mack Check for murder at Brookville
The second trial of Mack Check for the murder of his father in law Harrison near Lawrenceburg Indiana is under way at Brookville Indiana. The defense opens testimony today and Check shows keen interest as each side argues a stronger case than in the first trial.
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Stan
Mack Check
Harrison
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Brookville
Check
Minnesota Fruit Exhibition Shows Climate Ready Growth
A Minnesota report from Minneapolis on a State Pomological Society display demonstrates the fruiting potential of local soil and climate. Apples, grapes, and wines from near Lake Minnetonka prove northern production can rival southern yields, with promising prospects for city growth, industry, and regional resilience.
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Minneapolis
Minn
State Pomological Society
Enq
Cincinnati
Pomological Society
Minnesota
Minneapolia
Lake Minnetonka
St. Louis
California
Pacific Coast
Mississippi
Unknown Yearbuck and the Stak Opinion Letter
A reader praises the Stak and contrasts it with the Chronicle. The writer notes respect for Yearbuck, laments fading memory of a departed editor, and predicts a brilliant future for the Stak while urging wider public exposure and continued subscription to the Times.
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Old Times
Chronicle
OLD Times Scpscriber
Labor Items And Labor Reform Updates From 1872
A New York organizer Hugh Dalton is named on the National Labor Union executive committee to represent New York. Ben Wood grants free use of a newspaper column for the Labor Union. Crispin Co-operative elects officers in Lynn Massachusetts. Large San Joaquin Valley land holdings cited by opponents of labor reform. Biography of Wm F Silyis to be published in February. Anna Dickinson debate invite declined with offer to meet later. discussion open but no date.
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Cincinnati
Peup
Starbuck
Mgh
Hugh Dalton
New York City
Trevellick
National Labor Union
New York
Ben. Wood
New York Daily
Weekly News
Crispin Co-operative Company
Lynn
Massachusetts
Thomas W. Whiffen
Thos. Kenney
D. W. Larned
Gilbert Williams
Geo. F. Bowles
Marshall E. Phillips
John Moulton
Asa F. Mathes
San Joaquin Valley
California
Wm. F. Sylyis
Iron Molders’ International Union
Sylyis
New Maven
Anna E. Dickinson
Music Hall
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América
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England
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Constantinople
Asy
Russia
Ruswin
America
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Austria
Europe
Asia
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Brookville, Ind
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Anna Dickinson
New Haven
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Great Western Ntal Company
Pioneer Line
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Marietta
Ohio No. 4
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Delmonico
West Third Street
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Queen City
Race Street
Noonan & Kechler
Jani
W&s
Probasco Place
Betts & Som
Hunt
Vine Street
New York Shell
Mw&f
John Church & CO
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Bell
Ryan’s & Son
N. W. Corner
Second
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Evening Star
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Howard &O
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Union Mutual Life
Boston
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J. H. Hunt
Valley Junction
Ohio
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Mt. Auburn
Iequire
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Painteejne Ky
Readigs Room No
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James W. Gulf
C. G. Pearce
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John Kyle
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