Perfy Exhibition Aims To Be National and Cosmopolitan
The Philadelphia Press urges the Permy Exhibition to represent productions and resources from states and territories and to invite both foreigners and natives. It should become a cosmopolitan centre where nationalities meet on common ground. It notes poor publicity and offers the Post columns at standard rates to aid exposure.
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Democrats Win as Army Bill Passes House Vote
The House approved the amended Army Appropriation bill by 148 yeas to 122 with an 11 to 3 Greenback split, signaling a Democratic victory. The chamber adjourned until Tuesday as ceremonies covered sermons by Savage Ward and Peabody, a memorial for Rev Howard Malcolm, and other national notes.
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Debated Army Bill Passes House With Democratic Win
Washington April 6 National debate on the Army Appropriation bill ends with a clear Democratic argument on constitutional authority to use federal troops for state peacekeeping. Vote totals: Democrats 148 Republicans 122 aided by eleven Greenbackers. Senate fate uncertain, committees eyed for next session.
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End of the contest over the Bayonet Law and Army bill passage
The House adopted the Army bill with repeal amendments to Bayonet Election law by 148 to 122, a 26 vote margin. Eleven Greenbackers sided with Democrats, three with Republicans. Debates featured Sparks and others criticizing President Hayes and party tactics as bills on currency and other subjects were proposed for a Monday session.
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Proposed Measures to Prevent Contagious Diseases Arrival
The National Board of Health, after four days of session, adjourned to meet in Atlanta May 1. It prepared a bill to promote health and prevent introduction of contagious diseases and will send it to the Senate Epidemics Committee. A special commission will sail for Havana to study yellow fever in Cuba. The board will publish a circular outlining duties and methods for enforcement.
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De la Matyr Proposes 350 Million Dollar Internal Improvement Loan
Washington April 6 Representative De la Matyr plans to introduce a bill in the House authorizing a 350 million dollar loan in full legal tender to certain companies for internal improvements. The loan would run 26 years with no interest for five years and 3 percent thereafter. Named borrowers include canals and rail projects such as the James River and Kanawha Canal and lines connecting the Mississippi with the Pacific, plus Ohio River improvements. Postal changes list New England postmasters and other appointees. Chief Justice Cartter denied a new trial motion in Oliver vs Cameron. the case proceeds on a bill of exceptions.
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Mapleson Opera Season Closes as Troupe Heads to Europe
The Maplesons conclude the New York opera season with an 82nd performance, Gerster guest of honor, Ole Bull and wife joining the troupe for Europe. About 200 passengers sail with the company amid elaborate farewells and gifts.
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Embarrassed Florence Home Owner Faces Liens and Bank Judgments
Mrs Virginia B Mathews owner of the Florence Home faces mechanics liens totaling 50215. Her husband Edward Mathews encounters judgments for 24000 from Cambridge Valley National Bank and 1200 from Louisiana Bank. Once a top New York real estate figure, his 8 million property value past panic era was settled via bankruptcy and an arrangement with Charter Oak Life Insurance Company.
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Zulu War Dispatches from Cape Town to Port Natal
March 18 reports indicate Cetewayo’s brother Obam and 300 warriors surrendered March 2 and are in Col Wood’s camp. Ekowe remains surrounded, Zululand forces defend the road, and Col Law’s relief column on the Tugela includes Third and Eighth Regiments plus Shah’s brigade.
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British War Threats From Burmese Succession
Advices from Calcutta reveal a royal cabal hid the late monarch’s death for nearly a month to back the prince now on the throne. They secured favors, proclaimed him king, and ordered arrests of rival royals. After his coronation he ordered mass executions of potential opponents and moved to invade British Burmah, prompting British retaliation.
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Paris cable venture opens subscriptions for 40000 shares
The Observer reports Paris sources stating Ponger Quartier's Atlantic Cable Company will open books April 15 for subscriptions to 40000 shares at 512 francs premium. The scheme focuses on a Brest to New York cable, with Natal to Aden work to start soon and Natal and Zanzibar section due by July boosting South Africa's link to London. The full line expected by year end.
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Khedive drafts rival budget amid ministry resignations
A Cairo despatch reports the Khedive, without ministers, has drafted an opposing budget signed by 70 pashas and 90 civil officers. It commits the government to pay funded debt interest in full and to seek foreign approval. He says he will guarantee constitutional rule if Ministers Wilson and Le Bligniers resign.
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Cambridge Wins Thirty Sixth Boat Race On Thames
The Cambridge crew defeated Oxford in the annual Cambridge versus Oxford University Boat Race on the Thames from Putney to Mortlake. Cambridge extends their lead to seventeen wins while Oxford has eighteen and one dead heat in the series. Cambridge won by two lengths as betting favored Cambridge at five to one. The day featured fair weather with wind against the boats.
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Elections held for twenty one Chamber of Deputies seats
Paris April 6 elections for twenty one deputies drew little attention. Eighteen districts nominated only Republicans. St Nazaire district had a single Legitimist challenger. Haute Geronne district saw Bonapartist and Republican contest. Champs Elysees eighth arrondissement hosted Bonapartist Orleanist and Clerical candidates.
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Privy Council Order Eases Cattle Transshipment
The Privy Council allows U S cattle to be transshipped in Victoria docks to another vessel for Deptford bound delivery. The rule facilitates transport to the foreign cattle market at Deptford where lairage and abattoirs exist. It does not alter current quarantine regulations.
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Geneva April 5 The St Gothard Railway Tunnel funding delay
The contractor overseeing the St Gothard Railway Tunnel construction and his opposition to proposed hypothecation of the funded segment may prevent or delay ratification of the Berlin bank funding arrangements for continuing the project.
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Russian police arrest suspect in Chief of Police shooting
London telegrams report Barkvitch, a Polish Lithuanian, is held as the man who fired at Chief of Police Drentelm. Drentelm has received threats and offered his resignation to the Czar, who did not accept it. Meanwhile Britain sends the Encounter to Sierra Leone after the Matacong affair, the 14 gun vessel being the top West African warship aside from the Ticonderoga. The Durham collieries ballot shows 10 000 accept wage reduction and 25 000 favor a strike. Consett iron works pits join the strike.
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Erie Railway cuts costs as Jewett forecasts further relief
New York April 6 semi official statements say Erie Railway expenses fell from 78 percent of earnings in 1876 to 62 percent in the first part of the current fiscal year. President Jewett expects a drop to 58 percent for the year end and an average around 60 percent. He says the road can be run as cheaply as the New York Central or the Pennsylvania, both at 55 to 57 percent, with west of Chicago lines at 48 percent. Earnings for 1879 are put at 16 million with expenses 9.6 million leaving 6.4 million before interest and fixed charges, about four million needed for interest.
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New Trial Denied in Peyton Murder Case. Hanging Set
Washington April 5 The motion for a new trial in James Peyton’s murder conviction was overruled by Justice Hagrer. Peyton faces execution by hanging on Friday June 20. Co-defendant Peter Lewis, an accessory, is sentenced to ten years at Albany Penitentiary. John Lamb also sentenced to hang on June 20 for the murder of Officer Race.
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Notable early 20th century U S and crime report round up
Reports from Kentucky to Iowa recount violent incidents and political shifts. A Black man in Millersburg was shot during a rescue attempt. a man in Bloomfield was fatally shot in a gamecock dispute. Commodore Garrison resigns as president of the Wabash Railroad with Solon Humphreys tipped as successor. Grand Trunk Railroad workers face a 10 percent wage cut amid weak traffic. A jury clears Warren Tate in Indianapolis for a September homicide. Canadian police report Sitting Bull’s camp is quiet. A woman in Rondout hurls her infant, killing it after a stove accident. In Kaufman a man is shot dead in a dispute. J B Adams dies in a hunting accident. In Davenport two deaths follow prussic acid poisoning tied to suspected improper relations.
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Disastrous Philadelphia blaze destroys several firms
A major fire at Crown and Race streets in Philadelphia caused extensive damage to multiple five story brick buildings housing the Burning Machine Works and several manufacturers. Losses mount to about 750,000 with several injuries and one death. Additional blazes reported in Ashland Taunton and Phoenixville.
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Mining stock list from San Francisco firm catalog
San Francisco mining report lists shares for many consolidations and lode mines. It notes prices and percentages for Consolidated Virginia, Crown Point, Eureka, Sierra Nevada, Exchequer, Union, Gould & Curry, Yellow Jacket and others. It records replacement stock for Chollar and Potosi and announces prompt execution of orders by Richardson, Hil & Co. at 40 Water Street. The mining intelligence bulletin is daily.
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Negro Exodus Plan Aimed at Oklahoma Territory State
New York reports that South Carolina blacks form an Association seeking to move west into a new Oklahoma Territory area to establish a state governed by colored citizens. The petition to Congress claims over a thousand signatures. Dr M G Camp lin leads as President with ex Judge Macon B Allen as Corresponding Secretary. Col James N Hayne is Recording Secretary and ex Representative James D Price presides as Association President. All officers are Black. Letters from various parts of the state indicate broad interest and acquiescence.
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Real estate agent found unconscious in Philadelphia office
W C Martin of Philadelphia was discovered by his brother in his office before noon with a severe left temple wound and head trauma. The desk tin box had $1000 stolen, while rings, watch, and chain remained intact. Office doors were locked and the key missing.
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Breach of Farm, Horse Attacks, and River Free from Ice
Michael Shea of Bath has fallen their to $50,000 in Ireland. Aleck McQuarie of Bath was badly hurt by a kicking horse. The Kennebec river is free from ice from the Kennebec dam down opposite to the Mile Rock. The stockholders of the Waldo County Agricultural Society have voted to close up the concern and sell the property at auction. Stephen, a son of George Brooks of Ellsworth, was kicked in the head by a horse, March 26, receiving injuries from which he has since died. The amount of wheat raised last year within a radius of ten miles of Caribou, Aroostook county, exceeds 60,000 bushels, Caribou and Fort Fairfield raising nearly 30,000 bushels. At the annual meeting of the Maine Bible Society at Portland, the following officers were chosen: President Edward Gould, Vice President Samuel W. Larrabee, Treasurer R. H. Hinkley, Corresponding Secretary Rev A Dalton, Recording Secretary H. W. Shaylor.
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New Hampshire News District Highlights and Trials
A man named Leavitt shot himself fatally in New Hampshire while a 13 year old Pittsfield boy was seriously injured by a falling tree in Strafford. The Penacook Savings Bank suit against the Bank of Newbury proceeds in Haverhill, valued around 11 thousand dollars. A Ports mouth gathering honored Samuel Barrett with a fine chair and cane. Rev. Robins of Plymouth preaches farewell after three years with 118 baptisms and 59 funerals. Lard case in Haverhill seeks venue change. seven years pending with two hung juries. Concord school district turnout surpasses 8 thousand, 2160 votes cast. old board re elected. Spurious tickets circulate amid district politics. Booth and Smith temperance revival ends in Music Hall Portsmouth with 1500 attendees. revival to continue daily meetings.
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Vermont towns face spring delays and a near fatal fall
An octogenarian, Daniel Dutton of White River Junction, lies dying after a carriage fall. Cheese maker D J Edwards from Utica converts the Vermont Union State Co storehouse near Fairhaven into a cheese factory. Willis Welch, staying with A E Riley in Franklin, is kicked in the forehead by a horse in darkness. a skull fracture and blood pool are reported though he remains conscious. The sugar season ends earlier and ice still covers the lake while snow blankets the state. A Passumpsic express on the Southeastern road halted when an 80 foot bridge was found broken by two locomotives, narrowly avoiding disaster as it gave way the night before. Passengers were carried on.
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Paymaster Clarke and Prof Phillips Dead in Massachusetts
PAYMASTER FRANK CLARKE U S N died at Mare Island after a long naval career including duty at Charlestown and the Potomac flotilla. He was the son of a Rhode Island senator and once with Claflin & Co. John L T Phillips Williams College librarian died at Williamstown after a long academic career starting as Greek professor at Williams. OTHER DEATHS.
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Istrict Court OF the
Massachusetts S
Edwin F. Fleld
Clement Hugh Hill
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Norfolk
James Barrett
Foxeborough
James Cahill
Denham
Boston Pest
George Waite
Esquire
Jonathan Cobb
Register
Suffolk
Brighton
Deptor
Henry S. Smith
Guilford
J. J. Bowen
James H. Rick
Ss. & J. Myers
Eopam Mit
S. Noane & Greenough
Groom, Thomas & CO
GAY, Aaron BR. & CO
Johnson, MH. T. & CO
Tobey, P.S
Milk Street
Royup
Horace
NILES
S. B
Tremont Street
Pettingile
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Hastings
Cornhill, Walker, A. A. & CO
Wadsworth Bros & H
Wash. St
BIRD
Henry C. & CO
Colman
Moses & Sow
Portland St
Hawes & Menshauy
State St
Hatch, Samuel & CO
Congress St
Harris, H. & CO
Cyrus L. &O
Central Wire
Summer Street
Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
Howe, Albert & CO
Warker St
Johnson, Moody & Coo
Dev. Street
Knights
Old State House
Hennedy
T. C
Winthrop Block
East Boston
Libbie
C. F
Beacon Street
Nason, J. L. & CO
School Street
Osgood
F. P
Hhodes & CO
Sullivan & MacDonald
School St
Bankers
ATT Wood Gilbert & C O
Mx Bhrocks & Warner
Water
Col
BANGS
DPD. & CO
S& State Street
Foothe & French
Congress Street
Loud, T. J. & Bro
Parker & Stackpooole
Pevonshire
Peck, F. H
Exchange Price
Stone & Downer
Pock Publishers
Batcheller
Blanchard, Fuller & CO
Pearl St
Boyd, J. & CO
Buffus, BD. C
Pearl Street
High Street
Curtis, NW &O
Federal Street
Epmunds & Mayo
Maypen,guardernier & CO
Johnson, Rust & CO
Summer St
KEITH
M. L. & Sons
Maftin, Shinner & Fay
High St
STOWE
Bills & Whitney
Pearl
Jarvis Furnach CO
Boylston Brewery
Central Street
Bpaffereffer & Co
Boston Beer CO
Central Wharf
Central St
Continental Brewery
Cook, Isaac & CO
Hroughton
Hatlock St
Frash & Coo
Norfolk Brewery
Devonshire St
Pfafyt
Brueter & Alley
Rofssle
Jonn
Coburn, Lang & CO
Milby Street
Fairbanks, Moses & CO
Howerd St
PFAFF
Wm.c
Eliot St
Robinson & Legaller
Sudbury ST
Mackhins
Waterford St
Carriac
Dorson, J. & J
Goldthwait, Joel & CO
Wash
St. Lovejoy & CO
PHAY
INO
WH. Sons & CO
St. Torrey
WM. Bond & Son
Water St
Bangs & Horton
Hilby Street
A.& CO
Mann & Soule
Doane Street
Pautle&co
Burnett, Jos. & CO
F.M. Rolmes Fur. CO
Crawford
Scollay Square
Coolipge House
Clarenpon
Evans House
Norfolk House
Parker House
Quincy
Brattle Street
Sherman House
Court Square
the ST. Tames
Vossler
Hawley Street
Young’s
Bean, Jacob
Marsh, Francis Jr
Sears Building
Ballard, Vincent
Temple Place
Chaffin, J. C. & C O
Wash. Street
Freeman & Gray
Hewins & Hollis
Nichols, W. F. & CO
Merchant Tailors
Calrow
John G
Lyon, George & CO
West Street
Whitcomb, H. P
Fisher & Fairbanks
Devonshire St. Organs
FSTEY
Hunt Beros
NEW England Organ CO
Smith AM. Organ CO
Tremont St
Farnsworth
KF. S
Frynch, J. & Son
Washington St. Hyde
Jas
St. Conlon, John & CO
Lincoln Street
Cochran, S. Q. & CO
Congress Square
Cpevereaux & Meserve
Broad St
FLAGG
Blackstone Street
Fern
Union Street
W. H
Blackstone St
Shattuch
Spevenson, I.L.& CO
Faneuil All Sq
Kowerr, CO. B. &O
Kranklin Street
H. Eddy
Hilley
Geat
Britain
Rk. H. Eddy
Tregarder Eddy
Chas, Mason
Offier
Bubkka
BR. H. Eddy
Sur
Maby
Ecod
Yueoptfa P&p
George Drap
Emerson
Aaron R. Gay & CO