Ten Jeannette heroes returned from Arctic voyage
New York reports the arrival of the ten Jeannette crew members in Hoboken aboard the Frisia. Lieut G H Harber and W Scheutze describe their two year search from St Petersburg to Yakutsk across ice and delta regions. They detail building a schooner on the Lena, traversing 2000 miles to Yakutsk, and finally recovering and reinterring the bodies with coffins and official ceremonies.
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Hoboken
G. H. Harber
W. Scheutze
Nina
Frisia
Lieut. Tlarber
Youngstown
DeLong
Jerome Collins
Ab Sam
Navy Yard
Navy
Lieut
Schulze
Harber
London
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Orenburg
Irkutsk
Lena
Lieit
Patives
Yakutsk
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Hunt
Morris
Oleknaar
Pelong
Yakutek
Shipp
Bulun
Fiest
Scheutze
Sagistyr
Vie Zemenerioch
Barkin
Telboram
Schultze
Berlin
Hamburg
Rusia
Lieut. Schuetze
Anequin
Washington Senate Advances Birthday Adjournment and Passes Key Bills
In the Senate on February 22, Anthony secured adjournment to Monday for Washington's birthday. A bill penalizing impersonation of federal officers passed, with fines up to 1000 dollars or up to thirty years imprisonment. A obstruction removal bill for navigable rivers also passed, and discussion continued on national bank circulation with Morgan arguing about state bonds securing circulation against called United States bonds.
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Washington
Senate
Anthony
United States
Morgan
Keifer Boynton probe and Justice Department hearing notes
Washington hearings detail Keifer Boynton interrogation limits and witness credibility. Remarks on Boynton’s newspaper criticism of General Sherman. postponement requests and witness logistics noted. Also coverage of Justice Department Expenditures panel questioning Blythe’s accounting and lack of ledgers. Pacific railroads panel advances a land grant cost survey plan with enforcement threats.
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Hopkin
House
Bland
Missouri
Kelfer- Boynton Investigation Committee
Furnay
Columbus
Keifer
Mearrahan
Boynton
Coleman
Sherman
Hopkins
Department of Justice
Ralph Ballin
United States
Blythe
South Carolina
Longstreet
Georgia
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Hewitt accused of duplicity over ODonnell resolution
The House Foreign Affairs Committee agreed to seek authority to call for persons and powers to investigate Hewitt's course on the O Donnell resolution. Representative Brumm of Pennsylvania alleged Hewitt apologized to the British minister and acted duplicity in introducing the information request about O Donnell's trial.
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Washineton
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
Abraham
Hewitt
O’donnell
Representative Brumm
Pennsylvania
O'Donnell
Danville riot testimony and post office alt plans
Washington reports J D Blackwell, Danville judge, asserting the riot involved local political actors and denying federal committee involvement. He urges probes into shooting and law violations while defending theDanville vote as unthreatened. Separate item notes shifting postmaster prospects in St Louis with a Bennett Wells Filley triad and delays in Bain’s appointment.
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Danville
J. D. Blackwell
Corporation Court
Grand Jury
Congressional Committee
St. Louis
George Bain
Bain
Filley
Bennett
Rodney Wells
Mr. Hays
Hays
Wells and
Wells
Filey
Mr. Bennest
Mec
Pilley
Fishback
Bato
Arthur
Missouri
Benson's Vacciae Porous Provides Winter Relief
Oddly garbled but indicates Benson's product as best relief for winter coughs colds and aches. Mentions cold weather and care but lacks clear names, dates, or places.
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Benson
Bismarck Rejects American Congress Resolution Critique
Berlin reports that the North German Gazette defends Bismarck against opposition claims over the Lasker resolution. It calls the American move interference in German affairs and notes Sargent’s request was unprofessional. The National Gazette and Berliner Tageblatt frame the issue as internal German policy and a public show of respect from the German people.
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North German
Bismarck
Lasker
Germany
Sargent
Bissmarck
Herr Richter
Bebel
National Gazette
Congress
Berliner Tageblatt
Kerr Lasker
Meissonier-Meyer dispute settled by painter's retractions
Panis reports a fixation of the quarrel between Meissonier and art critic Meyer after the painter issued retractions. In other news four thousand miners struck at Auzin in Du Nord and M Frances Coppee with M de Lesseps are elected to the Academie Francaise.
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Panis
Meissonier
Meyer
Gavilois
Auzin
Department of
du Nord
Academy
M. Frances Coppee
M. de Lesseps
Academie Francaise
Gordon's Plan Opens Gates and Abolishes Duties
A Khartoum dispatch reports General Gordon opened two new gates in the fortress to allow free passage and abolished petrol and market duties. In Svua k, reports say firing occurred toward Trinkital and General Graham, commander of the Tokar relief expedition, is due there tonight.
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London
Times
Khartoum
Svuakiv
Piring
Trinkital
Graham
Tokar
Bill granting 30 million to Canadian Pacific passes Commons
Ottawa February 22 The House of Commons approved a bill providing nearly 30 million dollars in aid to the Canadian Pacific railway, advancing a major government transportation project.
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Ottawa
Canadian Pacific Railway
House of Commons
Fight Between Piegan and Crow Indians Near Billings
Five Piegan Indians crossed the Yellowstone to the Crow reserve and stole 53 ponies. Four Crows with Joseph Gate Chancey Ames Philip Siddle Lee M Owens and three other whites pursued, leading to a battle at Hallstone Basin. Ames and Gate were killed, Owens and Siddle wounded. Four Piegan killed and horses recaptured. Bodies of Ames and Gate brought to Park City.
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Clark’s Fork
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Chancey Ames
Philip Siddle
Lee M. Owens
Hallstone Basin
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Siddle
Piegans
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Gate
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