WILMINGTON POSTER NOTES ON POLITICS AND HISTORY
The Philadelphia era style column recalls Senator Kellogg and Mahone with lively commentary on Southern politics. It references Guilford Court House celebrations, North Carolina's centennial expenses, and Tsarist events including Alaska and Alexander II. The piece weaves current debates with historical notes and distant empire affairs.
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Guilford Court House
Col. Wheeler
Friends of America
Yorktown
North Carolina
Extra Session Debate on Treasury Powers and Virginia Readjusters
Long editorials outline legal options to pay bonds without a new session. Treasury surplus use and four percent bonds under 1860s acts are discussed, with questions of expediency and policy. Mahone and Hill clash in the Senate, VirginiaReadjusters and Democratic frictions spar over debt and party strategy.
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Virginia
Mahone
Hill
Georgia
Mave
Voorhees
Jones
West
Saulsbury
Tribune
Treasury
Will
Atlanta Republican
Washington
Senate
Alexander H
Andersonville
Bell
Wien Hill
National Democratic
Mahong
Benstée
Senatos
Drcke
Perdon
Sedt
United States Senate
Old Dominion
Actio
Scotland
Highland
Lowland
Angus
Johsales
Biswell
Mgo
Logan
John W. Daniel
Bourbon
Indiana
Delaware
Bayard
Illinois
Brown
Democratic Party
Savannah
Fort Pulaski
Confederate States
Chicago
Dleman
Feortate
Tates
U S. Senate
Joshua Hl
Peat
Prince of
Bullock
Riddieberger
9 Cardinale
Teport
Middleberger
Cincinnati
Pan
Senate adjourns as fishery dispute nears settlement
Reports say England and the United States diverge on compensation for American fishermen after a Senate adjournment at 4 PM following a Dawes motion. The Daily News notes progress toward a settlement with arbitration and limited government nominees, amid other international and domestic developments.
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Caio Ot Matione
Sakina
Dawes
Senate
The
Daily News
England
United States
Blaine
Washington Cabinet
Alexander II of Russia A Condensed Portrait From a Portrait
The article portrays Alexander II of Russia as a 36 year old monarch linked to Europe’s royal houses, married in 1866 to the sister of the Princess of Wales and known as Mario Feodorovas. It notes four children, a reported hate for Germans, martial displays, popularity in Copenhagen, and lineage tracing to Catherine I and Peter the Great, with a view of liberal reforms alongside autocratic power during the Crimean War and later conflicts.
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Neva
Mancow
Alexander II
Russia
United States
Alaska
Arctics
Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul
Alexander III
Vladimir
Czarewitch
Alexander Alexandroviteh
Louis of Laixing Humbert
Italy
Alfonso
Spain
Ofa Wales
Mario Feodorovas
Bax
Copenhagen
Alexander I Teperombeia
Alexanderii
Alexander 1
Catherine I
Paul
Crimea
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Wilmington Posts
P. Canaday
Wilmies Tort BR
SANDA
Kelloge
Oyster Jones
Bia
Kellogg
Gaberdine
Wade
Minhipton
Lynchburg
Stan
South Carolina
Wapté
Borat
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Congress
Treasu
Secretary of the Treasury
Eeteees & Peneure
Wiberais
Boson
New Haven
Yonkers
Philadelphia
Galveston
Conektis
Madrid
Nonrrook
James L. Harway
Boston Steamship Company
Harway
Atlantic Hotel
John Hitz
Switzerland
Federal Council
Jay Gould
Florida
Aecticut
Vennor
John S. Wise
Rick
Mood Wiig
East
North
South
Rome
Carthage
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