Rumor on Pension Office Change Denied by Officials
Washington advices refute claim that General Baker will retire from the Pension Office and be replaced by General Roward as General Walker reshapes the Indian Bureau. Chicago Relief Bill passes after amendment exempting lumber from the free list to aid Saginaw region lumbermen at reduced prices.
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Washington
Saginaw
Chicago
Step in Dune Right Direction in Kerosene Safety Bill
The legislature debates a bill to curb kerosene hazards with strict penalties. Proponents cite daily fires endangering women and children and urge enforcement to prevent powder magazine dangers in poor households.
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Howland
Political Tactics Exhibit in Democratic Strategy
A fragmentary analysis notes the Democratic Party’s restraint and evolving coalitions, citing figures like Tammany, Greeley, Conkling, and Forney. It describes careful, strategic maneuvering to avoid premature moves while seeking a viable, multiple-candidate coalition to ensure success at the looming convention and elections.
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Brodhead
Saavigators
Abdeloedon
Aden
Custom House
Forney
Horace Greeley
Conkling
Sumper
Jesus
Turbulent political factions fail to ignite audience at college meeting
A chaotic assembly at College Hall ends in mass exit as lawmakers, legal youths, and municipal figures clash over plans, with resolutions read and funds pledged only to see attendees drift away. The piece mocks the ineffectiveness of main actors, noting the dog and tail metaphor and a limp public response.
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Agoing
College Hall
Lord Dundreary
Jonathania
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Ohio Senate debates monuments and prison labor policy
In Columbus on March 28 the Senate discussed a bill to fund Civil War monuments to Generals Harrison and Hamer and consider a Kenton tribute at Urbana. The chamber also reviewed laws on public office ineligibility and a plan to study prison labor, with a call of the Senate and a third reading that ended in pass or loss on various measures.
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Harrison and
Hamer
Geof & Monument
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Beach
Simon Kenton
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Jones
Trumbull
McDowell
Young
Harrison
Howard
Gardner
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Brinse
Daugherty
Hart
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Newman
Wright
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Gage
Hardesty
Holden
Knorr
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Murphy
Nash
Parker
Sayler
Schiff
Smith
Stevenson
Thompson
Updegraff
Wales
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Casement
Jenner
Licking
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Ersoins
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Brinsmade
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Perry
Zens
Ashtabula
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Mahoning
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Richland
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Gueverain
Clarke
Erle
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Stark
Pickaway
Hardin
Morgan Counties
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Pa lding County to Levy Tax For Improvements
The notice indicates Paulding County plans to authorize a levy to raise funds for ponds and improvements. It outlines the authority and process for the tax measure and lists the county as the governing body.
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Paulding Ity
Tariff and internal tax debates mark Senate action
Congress debated duties on tea and coffee and a broad reduction of internal taxes. Amendments by Scott and Sherman sparked clashes over whether to tax or exempt income and other levies. The bill passed the Senate amid confusion and heads to the House for concurrence, with rail and relief measures also discussed.
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Huysen
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Ot Amin
O Edmunda
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Conkling
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Congress
Morton
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Scott
Sherman
Ohio
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Senate
Conkligg
New York
House
Blair
Missouri
Mr. Scott
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Hamlin
Frelinghuysen
Senate Finance Committee
Turbulent Speech Transcripts and Executions Beset Paris
Fragmentary report recounts a blockade probe and a draft bill debate in New York era House proceedings. It includes a dramatic account of an attempted shooting among troops, an execution order at Pantheon, and a London clown story about Delpini who mispronounces a famous line to roaring applause.
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