Travel policy and politics stir Iowa amid national debate
The Warren Ledger reports on nationwide travel policy unpopularity in Iowa where a large majority backed a candidate. It notes a Vienna dispatch about a possible holy war threat, Cameron’s critique of the president, and Lazarus resurrecting the old Whig party. Also covered are Georgia silk prospects, Caves’ retreat, and Democratic governance in the South after troop withdrawal. Ben Whitman favored. Benj. Whitman urged. Hurlburt discussed as a reform-minded Republican figure in New York.
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Georgia
France
Hayes and Congress Clash Over Army Funds and Powers
The piece argues Hayes faces opposition within his party and Democrats over funding the army, fearing improper borrowing and constitutional overreach. It notes likely October assembly, debt limits, and payroll gaps for discharged soldiers, urging patience as political maneuvering unfolds amid Ottoman news from Constantinople and European power shifts.
Stay law inoperative in Erie County with few beneficiaries
The Erie Gazette notes the new stay law largely fails in Erie County as most foreclosure appraisals were conducted under a presumed obligation. Judge Galbraith's opinion voids the law for cases where defendants waived stay or exemption in tight note clauses, making appraisals moot and leaving many sheriff sales costly and unhelpful. The paper also cites New York Sun commentary on presidential and congressional maneuvers and includes notes on newspapers and local industry.
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Erie Gazette
Erie County
Chapin
Galbraith
Supreme Court
Billmeyer
War of wine and whine at the White House in Hayes era
A Louisville Corner Journal item from April 25 recounts a public dispute over wine at White House dinners. It notes Mrs. Hayes, Alexis, and foreign diplomats, six wines served at a dinner, and conflicting claims about Mrs. Hayes’s stance on wine and table uniformity.
Slaves not a Moses in South Carolina politics
Washington April 30 Silas M Patterson of South Carolina Supreme Court notoriety, son of Honest John, returns from Columbia where he aided the Congressional Executive Committee. He accuses Slayes of bias against the Ideal party and predicts no Republican Convention in the State. He notes bitter black support for Sayes if the President tours the State. Patterson laments his father’s mingling with Hayes and Evarts, who approve Returning Boards to choose Presidents but not governors. A wounded Charleston rioter sought aid at the White House but was turned away by Hayes.
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Washineton
Silas M. Patterson
South Carolina Supreme Court
Honest John
South Carolina
Senate
Columbia
Congressional
Lee
Slayes
Sayes
Patterson
Hayes
Evarts
Charleston
White House
Silas Patterson
Auges
Darky
Poor Buffalo lecture earns sharp Warren verdict on speakers
Mrs Kenyon of Buffalo failed to engage the audience with story, voice, or gestures, though she persisted for an hour and a half. J. D. James offered brief, attentive remarks. Miss Fannie Hamlin of Lock Haven spoke at Roscoe Hall on Advertisements or Character Reading, drawing a slim crowd but delivering original structure and elocution. Critics urge a larger audience next time, praising her intellect and two works including Jochebed's Trust. Also featured are notes on Ehrich & Co.’s Ehricus Fashion Quarterly and poultry-raising tips, urging careful feeding and clean pens for fattening fowl.
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Roscoe Hall
Fannie BE. Hamlin
Lock Haven
Warren
Jochebed
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Smethport
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New York City
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R. BR
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Natelline & Davis’ ‘Drug Store
Carver House
Ingle
Rics
Carrie & Sweet
Reader of
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J. Rh. Raymond
Warren, Pa
Rahe Burgess
Warren Borough
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A.d, Davis
Peter Greenland
Commonwealth of Penns
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L. FT. Parmles
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A. J. Tipton
Ialanda
Conewango Creek
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William J Scott
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Warren County
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Irvington Pa
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N.S. Packard
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W. W. Wilson
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Chapin Hall
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Lyman
Charles Dingnoor
Anthony Frank
P. d. Trashel
Jacob Stable
Luther Green
Joseph Green
S. Tipton
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Keister
Register’s
Louisana State Lottery Company
Pris Institution
New Orleans
G T. Beauregard
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GT. Brauregarn
Commis
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Meat Market
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Water Street
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