Readjusters' Victory Reforms in Virginia Noted
The Richmond Whig praises the Readjusters for overturning Bourbon rule, electing Mahone and Riddellberger to the U S Senate, and promising free ballots and schools. It predicts a New Virginia in commerce and politics, praising the Readjusters' unity and urging continued support.
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Important Appointments to the Supreme Court and Germany Post
The President nominated ex-Senator Conkling for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court to fill Ward Hunt’s seat and ex-Senator Sargent to be United States Minister at Berlin. Conkling’s acceptance and withdrawal from factional politics could solve a vexed issue, while Sargent is viewed as suitable for Berlin.
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Erie County Factions Stir for Next Congressional Nomination
Warren County leads with Gen Allen and Lieut Gov Stone for Congress while Venango County nominates R W Mackey and Capt Gray. Col L F Watson seeks renomination in Erie district noting unity or exit. Indications favor Erie County backing 8 M Brainerd. Brainerd praised as DA elect and county committee chair candidate.
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Supreme Court Reverses Judge on Legislator Pay Ruling
The state's Supreme Court overturns Judge Pierson, allowing legislators to pocket the $500 extra pay as mandated by law and interpreted by the court.
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Washington memorial services and political row summary
Washington memorial services drew a distinguished audience as Blaine delivered a notable address. The Philadelphia Press accuses city detectives of colluding with thieves, while national debates touch Grant’s retirement rank and a court martial case involving Serapnant Mason. A Cincinnati tribute to Mrs. Garrieto moved her to tears, and a new postal law targets theft of newspapers. Wisconsin debates capital punishment. a Garfield-named county emerges. Dic Lewis reappears amid fading echoes of his former preachings.
Great Flood Devastates Mississippi River Region
The nation reports unprecedented flooding in the South and West with Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis towns experiencing record rising waters. Mississippi governor Robert Lowry says river districts suffer property stock loss and famine fears prompting imminent state relief appropriation and coordinated efforts with New Orleans and St. Louis chambers of commerce.
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Antipolygamy Bill Passes Senate Targeting Mormon Polygamy
The Edmunds anti polygamy bill clears the Senate. It transfers electoral control from Mormons to a five person presidential board and bars polygamists from juries voting office and lawmaking, aiming to end polygamy within U S borders. The piece urges swift presidential action under President Arthur to abolish this relic of barbarism.
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Senator Sherman Denies Telegram Lies
In Wasuatrox February 11 Senator Sherman replies to slander claiming a telegram to Ohio papers quoted Pitney before the Treasury investigating committee. He says no testimony or letters were produced and that the telegram is a wholesale lie, with the denial authorized by Senator Hale.
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Miln critique and political notes echo in Chicago discourse
The Rochester Herald critiques Miln’s disbelief as unsuitable for religion and church needs. It also reports on Virginia pirates and Gov. Cameron’s raid, Porter's disability decision being reviewed, Jvsper Davis at the National Hotel, and a Hayes quote about public service and Republican principles.
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Lenten Season Observances Across Traditions
The article traces Lent from its ancient origins to modern practice, noting it began on Ash Wednesday and lasts forty days until Easter. It discusses historical penalties, the truce of God, and varying observance levels, with Catholics in the United States restricting eating and drinking while other denominations show less strict practice.
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Temperance Fight Brings Guard to Stop Liquor Sale in Oberlin
The Buffalo Express reports Oberlin, Ohio where Bronson faces anti liquor campaigns led by local temperance groups. A two-person guard catalogues buyers, sparking clashes and property damage as sheriffs and professors resist bans. Also praised Hoosac Tunnel engineering by N H Egleston.
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Voters Hear About Public Figures and State News
Ex Treasury official Sherman faces charges amid a broader political backlash. Joan New of Indiana named Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. WasHi IncTon’s 150th birthday noted. Nebraska weighs a woman suffrage constitutional amendment. California governor races show forty seven candidates. Congress marks Washington’s birthday. Bird cages marketed by A A Davis & Co.
Sunset Cox Leads Life Saving Service Champion
A political note praises Sunset Cox as champion of the Life Saving Service in Congress and urges him to protect the Democracy of the Empire State through action by the Service.
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Natural Bridge History and Virginia Property Sale
The Natural Bridge property in Virginia recently sold to H. C. Parsons for 25000 dollars amid a storied ownership history. Thomas Jefferson once valued it at 30000 dollars and visitors crossed oceans to see it. The 1200 acre site lies in a hill circle 600 feet above the valley and 1400 feet above sea level with a 215 foot arch and 80 foot span. plans involve organizing the Natural Bridge Forest Company for broader improvements.
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Sprague Divorce Hearing Headlines Withdrawal of Adultery Claims
In Kingston Superior Court a formal hearing on Kate Chase Sprague’s petition for divorce was held. By agreement the petition was withdrawn, adulterous charges were dropped, and the case focused on support. The petition was largely granted though a decree was not entered, custody given to Mrs. Sprague for the three girls, while the boy stays with Mr. Sprague.
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