War on the Tombs rally centers on slavery and votes
Robert Tombs addresses opponents of Reconstruction in a hostile speech accusing Republicans of bribery and intimidation to win black votes. He defends his role in securing political power for white voters while denouncing negro suffrage and praising immunity from prosecution.
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Republican State Convention called for Harrisburg meeting
Harrisburg, Feb 1 1876. The Republican State Committee calls a convention to nominate an electoral ticket and elect delegates to the Republican National Convention in Cincinnati on June 14 1876. Delegates from each senatorial and representative district will attend at 12 o clock noon March 29 1876. Henry M Hoyt and A Wilson Norris seal the order.
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Centennial reminiscences on Pennsylvania governors birthplace
The Beaver Radical notes no PA governor born outside the state's borders. It recalls Revolution leaders Reid from New Jersey and Franklin from Massachusetts served by appointment, and 1790 Governor Mifflin born in Philadelphia. Dem Asa Packer born in Cincinnati was nominated but defeated. W. W. Ketchum, born elsewhere, pursued the nomination but never won.
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Drunkenness Legal Ground For Divorce In Ohio Expanded
Ohio adopts one year of drunkenness as a legal ground for divorce, extending admissible fault criteria. The measure aligns with growing calls to simplify marital dissolution rules and provides clearer criteria for contested separations.
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Jury reports partial acquittal in Landis trial
After a lengthy deliberation the jury says Landis is acquitted on the first two counts but deadlocks on the third. The judge orders them to resume deliberations.
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Crooked whiskey case and political feuds souring in 1860s scene
Crarites O Connor of New York recovers and improves. McKee, last convicted in St. Louis, is noted for acquittal hopes. Broadhead replaces Henderson as counsel. Indiana Ohio Democrats clash over Cincinnati venue with Louisville favored. Tilden Democrats fault Kerr letter. Sanitary poison remedy advised with tepid water and medical care.
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Debate over amnesty for Jeff Davis and Winder’s conduct
A letter from inspector general advocates replacing Brig. Gen. J. H. Winder to ease the horrors of Andersonville. Blaine objects to amnesty for Davis, while a Danbury News critique cites Winder’s brutality and calls for humane treatment and improved stockade conditions amid broader Civil War era notes and a Centennial backdrop.
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National Convention duties assign acclaimed Cincinnati official
W B Suntrouc appointed Corresponding Secretary of the General Committee and Chairman of Committee of Entertainment for the National Republican Convention in Cincinnati on June 14. Harper's February issue praised for varied features and illustrations. Notes on Pennsylvania senators born outside the state and praise for Erie county’s S B Benson in Washington secret service. Capitol editorial commends Treasury officials Sol citor Wilson and Benson for Parkman Brook case handling.
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Law requires annual two-paper publication for districts
The law now requires annual publication in two papers by borough and town ship boards and school districts, not one. The 1874 act, not the old law, guides this. State Superintendent hints at withholding state funds from districts failing to comply, stressing strict obedience to the injunctions.
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Democrats Face Criticism Over Private Government Claims
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports Congress faces Democratic scrutiny over private bills totaling about 54 million dollars. The list of those bills, largely introduced by Democrats, is circulating to contrast salary cuts with renewed treasury depletions from private claims.
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Democratic Fractures Highlighted in Courier Journal Opinion
The Courier Journal denounces Democratic disunity after fifteen years of corruption and stalled reforms. It notes Republican confidence and lists Pennsylvania congressional voting on the Centennial bill, detailing yeas and nays by district and counties with negative votes across multiple counties.
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McKee Found Guilty in Local Trial
The St Louis jury returned a guilty verdict for the defendant in the McKee case at 10 10 p m with all jurors polled and affirming. The defendant showed no outward emotion as spectators thinned and the court adjourned after the request for polling.
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Dr. Fenner's Improved Cough Honey Offers Quick Relief
An 1874 advertisement from New York City promotes Dr. M. M. Fenner's Improved Cough Honey and related Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic to treat coughs and colds. It includes testimonial from J. B. Miner and a payment for three bottles, noting sale by medicinal dealers.
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Tug boats shuttle between Parker City and Pittsburg with oil barges in tow. Springfield Massachusetts reports a mild winter saving $57,000 on coal. Southern Missouri farmers battle grasshopper swarms while hoping for frost. Iowa Legislature recognizes women’s rights to office by appointing two female clerks.
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Safety matches urged after fire report in Ledger
A Warren Ledger note cites an advertisement claiming one third of fires stem from friction matches. A Sloan's Insurance Fire Reporter article backs the claim, urging the use of safety matches as a stronger precaution.
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