Debatable Bond Case from Johnson County Kansas
A long memo discusses the U S Supreme Court's ruling on Johnson County Kansas repudiated bonds tied to a railroad stock purchase. It notes lawful issuance after a 1869 election, 1872 bond engraving, and later demands to pay interest and principal. Also mentions strong equity for bondholders and rail alignment with broader harvest and trade notes.
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United States
County
Ronde
Supreme Court of the
United States Supreme Court
Johnson County
Kansas
St. Louis
Finiahed
Lave
Alice
Board of
Cohmptioners
Vetera
Thia
Kuneas
Jonnson
A. Thoman
State of
Clilea
Lestie
Supreme Court of the United States
Missouri
Fragmented Opinion Mockery of Public Figures
A fragmented OCR excerpt mocks Americans overconfidence in defeating a dictator and the media, mixing odds on curing maladies and beating unspecified adversaries. It references preaching, editors, and papers, then cuts off mid sentence.
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United States
Manchester inventor unveils a novel horse shoe
Mr Yates of Manchester presents a new horse shoe made from three thick layers of cow horn pressed into a steel mould and chemically treated. It weighs a quarter as much as a standard shoe, won’t split the hoof, and resists dust and water. The shoe promises lighter stride, better traction, and no calk needed on asphalt. Also noted, the Missouri National Bank dividend of 15 percent is declared for creditors in St Louis.
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Mr. Yates
Manchester
England
Gov Noyes Sailed for France on Steamelip Silinote
Gov Noyes the United States minister to France sailed for his port in the steamer Silinote on the 31st ult.
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Gov. Noyes
United States
Miniater
France
Hie
American Prince in Loudon Described by Grant Son
Jesse B. Grant son of Gen. Grant writes from London to a Chicago friend summarizing life abroad. He jokes about being treated as a prince at dinners with dukes and lords, yet prefers seeing country life over fashionable society, and notes interruptions by a waiter during his speeches at banquets.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Russia
Black Sea
Itecant
Thunala
United States
Califoria
Mowntalua
Loudon
Jesse BR. Grant
Gen. Grant
London
Chicago
England
Walters
Walter
Government Will Suppress Riots. Troops Ordered to Open Rail Lines
Washington dispatch reports the government will treat nationwide riots as an insurrection and suppress them under U S laws. Additional regular troops will patrol the Dalilmore and Ohio railroad to open freight and passenger traffic. Gov. Lartrantt backs Pennsylvania action to quell resistance and maintain rail service. a sheriff in Pike county is ordered to sell the Louisiana and Mississippi River railroad and transeace with sale set for September.
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Washington
26Th Air
United Staton
Dalilmore and
Olio
Ino
Lartrantt
Pennsylvania
Pike County
Louisiana & Mise Eourd River Railroad
Traneiace
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