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Troy Herald

Location

Troy, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1873

Page

4

Peaceful settlement hints in Virginius affair

Dispatches from Washington report Spain agrees to general terms of reparations over the Virginius crisis. Castelar’s government promises surrender of the Virginius and crews, indemnification for victims, and punishment of involved officers, but public sentiment doubts full justice. Grant’s stance and Spain’s weak authority raise questions about lasting peace and future incidents.

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Miss Fisher Leads Confederate Regiment in Memoir Portrait

Chelatian field, author of Valeria Aylmer and Morton House, described as the Miss Fisher, is cited as leading a Confederate regiment while her father fell in the first battle of Mavidada, marking a notable Civil War era connection in literary history.

Chelatian Field Valeria Aylmer Morton House Miss Fisher Mavidada

Mocking Bryan Triggers Threats and Harsh Language

A Montgomery Standard quips that local editors could be struck with a tallow dip or a heavy hammer over taunts toward Bryan. It notes a confessed thick skull for Bryan and reflects on violent metaphors used in a heated exchange.

Bryan Joroy Jeralid Montgomery Standard

Washington debates GOP overtures to liberal leaders

Washington stirs over whether the Republicans in Congress will reach out to liberal figures Schurz Sumner and Fenton and invite them back into the party fold, signaling possible shifts in party unity.

Washington Schurz Sumner Fenton

Fatal fire destroys Minge hotel and two brick buildings

A fire at the Minge hotel and two brick structures in Warrensburg Missouri last Sunday night claimed four lives. The dead were M. E. Mulvel hill, J. W. Poland, J. L. Prouty and Louis Rolster.

Minge Warrensburg M. E. Mulvehill J. W. Poland J. L. Prouty Louis Rolster

Massachusetts Legislature Considers Rescinding Censure

It is thought the newly elected Massachusetts legislature will in the coming session rescind the censure resolution passed last year on Senator Sumner for his advocacy of the battle flag resolution. Few elected members are known to oppose sober reconsideration.

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Governor Osborne Denounces Crozier Nomination

Leavenworth dispatches report Governor Osborne’s appointment of Crozier to the vacancy in the United States Senate draws near universal condemnation in the state as a Caldwell triumph. Papers from Leavenworth and most state papers back the action, aiming to influence Osborne’s January election and Crozier’s district judgeship, seen as a dirty intrigue.

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Grain elevators reshape farming in Iowa and Missouri

Iowa farmers organize stock cooperatives to own grain warehouses and elevators. Members control operations and futures risk, selling to Chicago and New York at better prices while paying a small commission. In Missouri, the Missouri State Grange plans its February meeting with representation from every county and about 1,500 Granges totaling 80,000 members.

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