Temperance debates and strange storms collide in early reports
Notes from Jacksonville state fresh breezes as roofs blow off and promenaders speed by at fifty miles an hour. German Wisconsin temperance bill sparks objections while War Department circular reassigns post traders and regulates prices. A St Louis boarding house rescue ends safely as a woman climbs a ladder amid flames. Dr Hardy backs gas inhalation theory in the Arnold family tragedy in Burkesville.
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New York Republicans Endorse Missouri Liberal Move
A letter from New York Republicans led by Henry R. Selden and Horace Greeley endorses the Liberal Republicans of Missouri. They urge reform, civil service change, local self government, and anti corruption, inviting cooperation for a National Mass Convention in Cincinnati on the first Wednesday of May. They list prominent signers including Charles W. Godard, William Dorsheimer, Waldo Hutchins, and Horace Bemis.
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Colored State Convention names delegates to National Colored Convention
In Columbia South Carolina on March 20 the Colored State Convention appointed Secretary of State Cardoza Lieutenant Governor Ransier Congressman Elliott Thomas Frost and W McLinlay as delegates to the National Colored Convention in New Orleans. A delegate urged the convention to demand a colored man be placed in the National Cabinet. Only about one third of the state attended.
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Milwaukee youth steals to fund escape from city
Chief Clark of Allegheny was alerted by Milwaukee police about a boy who vanished with money. Gustav Cichting, 15, confessed after arrest on Spring Garden Avenue, admitting theft of $80 cash and nearly $1,000 in checks and papers. The orphan had no relatives except an Milwaukee aunt. He had worked two days as a tailor, then fled. He is in custody awaiting Milwaukee notification.
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Earthquake Wrecks Independence and Surrounding Camps in Nevada
A Genlas Nevada bulletin reports a quake centering near Ingos County California with Independence Camp flattened from Bishop to Independence. The Court House was destroyed and Mrs West injured while her child died. Stage routes blocked by rockfalls and ground uplift. Shocks lasted from 2 20 to 6 30 A M with fissures, landslides, and stopped springs.
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Senate and House Action in March Congress Session
The March sessions record Senate and House actions, including passage of a ferry and bonded car measure, a railroad bridge bill for Evansville Indiana, and a ships safety statute. Other items cover Alaska waters, guano deposits, commerce with Asia, and a tariff shift on tea and coffee. The House moved to extend homesteads for veterans and approved a Farragut statue. The March 26-27 notes report tariff discussion, pensions, and committees, with adjournments and ongoing measures on naval affairs and taxes.
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Methodist ministers clash in Plymouth drugstore brawl
A fight erupted between Rev. Newbold Gilray and Rev. Messrs. Gilray over a $5 debt in a Plymouth drugstore. Allegations of improper conduct followed as the pair engaged in a pugilistic exchange. The local editor urges both men to uphold moral conduct as community guides.
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