National Capital notes on veto, politics, and policy shifts
From Washington April 11 1882 the veto of the Chinese bill dominates political talk with Democrats unified for the measure and expected sweep of Pacific states. Cabal divisions over tariff, Dakota admission, and public expenses hint at a tight session with possible parliamentary maneuvering.
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Wasuixeros
D. C
Pacific States
Colorado
Rosecrans
Pacific
Brewster
Congress
Dakota
Senate
Mr. Ingalls
Kansas
Butler
South Carolina
Br. Kellogg
Louisiana
United States
John J. Tagails
Pendletons
General Washington
Dudley
Commission of Pensions
Rman
True End of Jesse James
From the New York Sun Jesse James was buried at Kearney Missouri on Thursday. Mourners, law officers, and clergy filled the church as hymns echoed and a funeral sermon spoke of his life, a violent outlaw who rose from Kentucky origins to bank and train robberies across multiple states. The piece notes his death by a gang member and reflects on public reaction and the era’s brigand image.
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New York Sun
Jesse James
Kearney
Missouri
Law
Martin
Jones
C James
Kentucky
Je James
Ton
Ile
Heeven
Quantrell
Frank
Russellville
Gallatin
Gordon
Iowa
Columbus
Kansas City
Bank of
St. Genevieve
Frank James
Jesse
James
Josee James
Ameri Union
Jesse Jones
de W. 2D. Rorkeis
Titusville
Crawford County
James FE. Meurland
Pr. Roberts
de Forest Weld
Meadville
William Andkerman
Republican County Committee
Go Merchants
National Bank of
Adams Named In Check Fraud Case In Boston
Boston statesman Charles Francis Adams faced a serious embezzlement episode as checks drawn on his bank were cashed for about 17000 amid denials and memory lapses. Conspirators including Morrison and Whittemore pressured Adams’s family with threats of exposure while Fitzgerald was arrested on 25000 bail. Adams’s health worsened from overwork as the affair unsettled him and his family while investigators pursued the case.
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Charles Francis Adams
Boston
New York
Fferaky
Olin Gthaes Adiums
Adama
Whittemore
Adam Rs
Bhickmail
Morrison
Irones Pitagerald
Rascal
Olney
Norton
Fitzgerald
Adams
Sdames
Fernald
Adings
Fragmented Notes on Mormonism and Trade Pressure
The article records discussion of Mormon sects and alleged pressure on members not to trade with Gentiles, plus a secret meeting of business leaders pledging compliance. It notes the constitutional convention upcoming, a remark on celery usage and waste, wage strikes in Massachusetts factories, and a bizarre closing reference to Barnum’s new elephant features and a young book with advice.
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Ue Bedmunds
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Womeopathic
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Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Brown & Stone
Attorneys At Law
Warren, Pa
First National Bank
Wetmore & Noyes
Johnson’s Exchange
Lansing D. Wetmore
G. H. Noyes
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CABLE
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Firstional Bank
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Ball & Thompson
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Guthrie & Byles
Spring Street
Crawford
Venango
Erie
Warren and Foret
E. D. Preston
Third and
Liberty Stresta
Hos
Bell's
High Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Richard B. Stewart
Judge
Wilbur & Schnur
Front Street
W. Wilbue
Wm. Scanur
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Hall
Episcopal Church
G. B. Evans
Savings Bank
Warren County
Marr
Cushier
L. €. Watson
O.H. Husrrr
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Jas. Ulann
Hascuring
Bairstow
Fisher
Oclair
J. H. Mircuery & Co
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East Seneca St
Buffato
N.Y
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White County
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