Delaware Appointments Listed by Governor in 1875
State of Delaware executive appointments detail commissions granted by the governor to notaries public and other officials. Names include Obadiah Ung, James M. Watson, Joseph Lafterra, and others with fees noted, covering Kent, Sussex, and New Castle regions. Official signature of Secretary Ignatius Grubb dated December 4 1875.
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Wanamaker's exhib visit aids public info in Philadelphia
A damaged OCR passage notes Wanamaker's involvement with exhibitions in Philadelphia. It mentions places like U S Mint, Independence Hall, Girard College and various warehouses open for information and ticketing. The piece reflects long standing support from thousands nationwide and invites thanks.
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Taechoninen Etongttara
U.S. Mint
Arehuunessonie Hall
Girard Poreneeree College
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Untitled fragmentary note on poets and names
Fragmentary OCR text references poets and names with unclear context. The readable parts mention Varehouena and Sus Uf, without identifiable events or outcomes. The passage lacks coherent facts to form a complete news item or clear entities.
Meri t Recognized Porous Plaster Prize at Exposition
A garbled ad style piece extols Benson’s Capeine Porous Plasters as the premier external remedy. It claims top honors at a Philadelphia exposition, cites wide physician and druggist endorsement, and promotes quick relief for external ailments. Also contains unrelated poem excerpts about childhood and fathers.
The Science of Life and Self Preservation Prospectus
An advertisement touts the Science of Life and Self Preservation books by the Peabody Medical Institute. It touts a gold Gell Medal awarded to the author for skill and service, notes fifty prescriptions and a separate volume on mental and nervous diseases, and invites readers to order by mail from Boston. It cites endorsements from the Boston press and Tribune and bills the works as essential for young and old seeking vitality and moral guidance.
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Grant's Bullying Order in Reconstruction Politics
A critical analysis of President Grant's November 26 1876 directive to sustain Governor Chamberlain in South Carolina and deploy troops to uphold republican government. The piece argues the order overstepped constitutional authority, misquoted the Constitution, and masked an attempt to shield officials by blaming military actions on others. It questions Ruger and Sherman reports and alleges manipulation of lawful power during Reconstruction.
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Contested Army Presence During Senate Meeting Incident
Reports describe Ruger and officers ordering soldiers to the corridor to preserve peace while barring entry to the Supreme Court chamber. The account questions who gave the order, who was the officer in charge, and whether admission was refused under a pretense of peace. The narrative accuses Ruger of executing a spirit that pressured the Legislature and backed a political raid.
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RepublicR Senate views on counting electoral votes
A condensed overview from the New York Herald on what to expect when the two houses meet in joint convention to count the electoral vote on February 14. It discusses the validity and potential replacement of the twenty second joint rule, parliamentary procedure, and how objections to state votes might be handled. The piece cites 1873 and 1878 practice, noting the constitutional framework and the role of the Vice President, tellers, and both houses in validating returns.
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Debates on Electoral Votes in 1873 and Constitutional Limits
The article reviews 1873 proceedings when Georgia Arkansas Texas and Louisiana electoral votes were challenged under the twenty second joint rule. It notes republican senators who argued electoral votes are subject to joint scrutiny, and that exclusion rests on the Constitution not a mere rule. It recounts key motions and votes by Edmunds Trumbull Sherman West and Frelinghuysen, concluding the 1873 actions imply exclusion powers derive from constitutional provisions, not rules.
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Frelinghuysen
Hamlin
Howe
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Case of Represent Ve Butts Exposes Fraud in Congress
December 4 report from Wasnxares notes radical Charleston representative elect Butts will open the canvass and expose alleged frauds that sent him to Congress by a large majority. The district agrees to present the expose before the House Committee on Elections, to which the matter was referred today.
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Senator Sharon Denied Renomination Report in Washington
San Francisco December 4. Friends of Senator Sharon deny a telegraphed report that he intends to resign his Senate seat. Mr Sharon is out of town but will return soon.
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