01 Mar 1883
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1883
Page
1
The article discusses freight rate discussions with New Mexico and relates to indemnity disputes over Chinese wartime losses. It notes U S claims the Pekin treaty and government payments, with executives from the freight administration and law figures meeting to discuss potential rate changes.
A group of officials traveled yesterday to Washington to present information to the government. They were cautious and expected to report on the equipment and methods used in handling railnents within the country.
A report from Santa Fe describes a nighttime reception at the Palace Motel for Mr. J Spiegelberg amid a notable gathering including Attorney General Williams Hreten and officials. The piece mentions preparations for future improvements, military movements, and visits by Lieut Rogers and Bishop Daniap as well as a late arrest for grand larceny.
A late session debate centers on a constitutional amendment related to prostitution and liquor interests. Lawmakers consider delaying action with a table vote as a prohibition issue divides officials, reflecting ongoing tensions over morality laws and recall procedures.
The narrative cites House and Senate actions including pension debates for Mexican and Indian War veterans, removals of certain military and treaty items, and a new lease authorization for park land up to eighty acres. It notes a joint restitution proposal for a National Mining and Industrial Exposition and a large printing establishment facing a judgment. An embassy delegation from Japan is also mentioned.
A blaze at Paris Kentucky yesterday night destroyed a line of buildings including Davis and Lyle drug store Western Union Telegraph office Crofton's nation store Nistatt's grocery Clark's livery stable and Ryan's grocery. Mayor sought help from Lexington and relief arrived quickly.
The city board schedules a special session to discuss education facilities. Officials aim to resolve concerns about parochial schools and building safety amid protests and calls for urgent action.
Fragmented OCR reports mass destruction from multiple incidents. Names include Watwymsa Mo and Warren township drownings, Leones Kasshe Dattas Tex, and Feb 25 train wrecks near Teaas Peciic. Descriptions note overturned cars, injuries, and many homes removed in Blackburn and Raleigh Kentucky.
A brief Alma bulletin item notes multiple deaths from smallpox confirmed this morning in Alma Colo. The report references Mr Reedy of Park City and E Posiade editor of the Alma Bulletin. Also mentions the death of Borace Greeiey’s Mage Lirise in San Francisco with dispatch from Carson City about Hank Mook Hos.
A federal appeal ruling by Judge Wallace in the United States circuit court discusses a motion for a new trial with emphasis on due process. The decision notes doubts about a large verdict and urges thorough reconsideration by the second party to advance justice. Senator Toler plans new actions. a Denver wedding is noted. Mexican subscription details are reported.
Andrew Niboe of Carornia died suddenly after arriving in Denver at the Mountain View House. The old Presbyterian Church in Denver will be remodeled into a theater. Belford denies he ever appeared on Hoyt’s bond. Nom Davidson, ex Arkansas legislator, drowned after falling into Lith Rock River. Congress adjourned out of respect for the dead member. February public debt declined by 9,750,081. Western National Association met in Pittsburgh and extended factory closures two weeks. Ex President Diaz of Mexico is in New Orleans. Charles H. Cute fatally shot a widow named Anderson then killed himself.
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