General Miles pursues Bold Bit Ting Bull and more
Turmoil fills late 19th century dispatches from Troy Herald with talks of General Miles chasing Bit Ting Bull, debates on the Texas Pacifia measure, and indictments reportedly looming against Sherman and Garfield. A Metropolis wreck near Kitty Hawk and a Waynes salon voyage sinkings underscore a perilous Atlantic night.
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Tifa
Metropolis
Kitty Iiank
Me C
Etla Waynes Salon
Long Island Sound
Resumption Repealers Urge People to Support Labor Front
A verbose public notice reports 117 members organizing to inform the East about their platform and finances. Ben Butler contributes $50 as backers vow to keep communication open between people and representatives while opposing alleged tyrants in politics and finance.
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Ben Butler
Republic
Enat
Tollera
Mammon
Mississippi Valley
New England
Peace treaty signed between Russia and Turkey ends hostilities
The peace preliminaries grant Bulgaria a principality, war indemnity to Russia, independence and territorial gains for Roumania Serbia and Montenegro, reforms in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Turkish evacuation of Danubian fortresses. Evzercum, Dardanelles navigation left pending. Military orders to cease fighting and implement provisions issued, with expected joy in Constantinople and St Petersburg.
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Rusia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Russia
Roumania
Servia
Montenegro
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Danubian
Evzercum
Constantnople
St. Petereburg
Bidalia Democrat's Bold Editorial Voice Examined
The text presents a garbled political newspaper fragment praising a Democratic editor and platform. It mentions the Bidalia Democrat and a Calloway county area with a monetary reference of 108000 dollars, suggesting coverage of campaign promotion efforts and party messaging. The readable portions imply a vigorous, cultured advocacy tone.
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Bidalia Democrat
Bedalis
Paca
Assault on Maj Downey by councilman sparks journal rebuke
In a Louisiana Journal report the 95th City of MTOR notes councilman W W Anderson attacked Maj Downey with a club after Downey challenged an article about Mayor Parker. Anderson defended his act as legal scrutiny but the piece condemns the assault and defends journalistic exposure of alleged misconduct.
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Mtor
Louisiana Journal of the 95Th
W. W. Anderson
Parker
Anderson
Fagg
WW. Anderson
Opinon
Maj. Downey
Downey
Sim
Fae Rue
Matthie
Saj. Downey
War supporters vow to veto Bland bill if needed
Colonel Crittenden said in an interview that Mayes may veto Bland's silver bill, but war supporters plan to pass it over a veto if possible. They insist government funds must serve the people and link the Bland measure to the general appropriation bill.
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Mayes
Crittenden
Bland
County Officials Led by Clark County in Payment Case
The court ruled for the bonducidora in Clark County, stating officials would take no steps toward payment unless compelled. The decision emphasizes that the county must act only under compulsion to meet obligations.
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United States Supreme Court
Clark County
Elte
Dowman and Mitchell Barred by Jury Verdicts
Attorneys Frank Dowman and Zich Mitchell of B81 Louis are barred by verdicts of juries described as “more than ordinary intelligence,” prompting concern over their professional conduct or standing.
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Frank Dowman
Zich Mitchell
B81. Louis
Candidate Johnson and Canary Bank Moves Noted in Briefs
General Joseph FE Johnson consents to be a candidate for congress in the Richmond district. First National Bank of Kansas City suspends operations with officers promising full depositors paid. The President nominates Cap Kade for honorary commissioner in Paris expansion amid price concerns in New Orleans. Senator Allison of Iowa re-elected to another term.
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Joseph FE. Johnson
Conress
Richmond
First National Bank of
Kansas City
Seustor Allison
Iowa
Delinquent Tax Penalty Explained by State Auditor Holliday
The State Auditor notes penalties on back taxes from 1865 to 1876 at 4 percent, accruing January 1. Delinquent 1877 taxes face 1 percent monthly fees, rising to 7 percent after March settlement and transfer to the back-tax bank. Delinquents are urged to pay before the first Monday in March.
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Louth
Holliday
Fle
Delicate financial and political turmoil dominates era news
The report notes bank and business failures continue amid political tensions. It cites Benator Conkling denying a prepared speech against electoral fraud. A January public debt decline is reported, alongside militia protests to Governor Phelps and river obstruction debates in Congress.
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Benator Conkling
Peatilent doctrine echoes democracy in Mt LouisJournal
The Mt Louis Journal carries a piece titled Peatilent doctrine praising limited government and local self rule. It argues power should reside with townships counties and states with federal authority kept small. Civil service reform is urged to ensure officials serve the people.
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Mt. Louis
Republican Party
Bealng
United States
Republi
Aichrich
Kinte
Eustein
Armerican Republic
Reverend Butler Recounts Norfolk Conference Objection
Ben Butler presents a memorial from the Norfolk conference of Unitarian and other Christian churches at Walpole Massachusetts. He protests the passage of the Diamond silver bill and asks Speaker to send him a Bible. After reading John Chapter 2 he condemns turning the Father's house into a market.
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Ben Butler
Butter
Norfolk
Walpole
Mass
Henesty
Butler
Speaker
Temple
Butlowr
Lauglter
Ex Gov J Madison Wells Surrenders to Sheriff in New Orleans
An old dispatch reports former Governor J Madison Wells surrendered to Sheriff Mounion at Rigolet station on the New Orleans and Mobile Railroad after a sojourn away from the city. He plans to remain in New Orleans overnight and return tomorrow to post bail for further proceedings.
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Lismenae
Cooper Institute
New York City
General Mwing
Orleana
Sil Save
J. Madison Wella
Mounion
Rigolet’s
New Orleans
Bon Butlers Opinion On The Veto Subject Hedarannt
Fragmentary text presents Bon Butler discussing veto matters and public reaction. It references warnings about bondholder influence and calls for self protection, but the passage is garbled and provides no clear resolution or concrete events. The readable phrases suggest political debate but lack specific actions or dates.
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Bon Butler
Washington dispatch reports transfer request to US circuit court
A Washington dispatch states L Demarias left a petition before the returning board to transfer their case from the state to the United States circuit court in New Orleans. Judge Bradley had refused the prisoners’ prayer to appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
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Washington
L. Demarias
Brade
United States Circuit Court
Orleana
Hosaya
Bradley
United States
Mpreme
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