Important Decision on War Asset Payments Questioned
Special despatch reports the Court of Claims ruling that property confiscated during the war will not be paid for, affecting national bank resources and claims. The dispatch situates the decision within Black Hills governance and ongoing wartime finance debates.
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Court of Claims
Knabe
West Virginia
Loring
Congress
Despatch Arrives Pensacola With Senate Excursion Crew
A despatch from Pensacola reports the steamer Despatch bringing the Senate excursion party to port yesterday. The travelers will disembark and travel overland northward toward the Black Hills as part of the government visit.
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Washington
Fpnsacola
Pensacola
Testimony on Woodhull scandal and Tilton letters unfolds
A deposition recounts meetings at Moulton and Tilton homes about Woodhull's charges in 1872. It details silencing agreements, drafts of denials, and a pivotal read aloud of Tilton’s statement accusing the accuser of fabrications while stressing personal loyalties and potential publication.
Rowing Association Meets. Next Regatta Planned at Saratoga
The Rowing Association of American Colleges gathered in Springfield with twelve colleges represented. Amendments to racing rules and constitutions were discussed. Saratoga was chosen for the next regatta with conditions including free transportation, proper boat houses, and a grand stand for 10,000. Freshman and University races scheduled for July 13 and 14. Umpire named James Watson of the Spirit of the Times. next meeting set for December 1 in Springfield.
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Rowing Association of American Colleges
Regatta Committee
Saratogs
Apt Rowing Association
Saratoga
Signal Corps
Saratoga Association
Williams
Cornell
Amherst
Bowdoin
Brown
Columbia
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Dartmouth
Yale
Trinity
Harvard
Union
Hamilton
James Watson
The
Spirit of the Times
Indictments Reported by New Hampshire Grand Jury
In Concord Circuit Court on April 7 indictments were reported for rape larceny assault and other crimes. Names include Charles Stevens East Concord. Jere Murphy Concord. Aaron Smith Frank Sherman Concord. Louis Cordenette Pembroke. Clarence Couch Soulsbury. James Tracy Canterbury. William Murphy Concord. Willie Welch. James Stevens. Jere Witham Northwood. and others for offenses such as fraud upon the check list, destruction of a check list, assault on police, larceny, cruelty to animals, breaking and entering, manslaughter, and selling mortgaged real estate without disclosure.
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Concord
N. H
Charles Stevens
East Concord
Willie N. Caines
Franklin Felch
Enos Carter
Henpiker
Freeman E. Colby
James Wilkins
Aca P. Wiggin
Henniker
Jere Murphy
Edward E. Fletcher
John Morey
Wilmot
Joseph B. Cheney
Benjamin Hill
William Murphy
William Murphy, Jr
Aaron Smith
Frank Sherman
Louis Cordenette
Pembroke
Jere Witham
Northwood
John Heon
Clarence Couch
Soulsbury
James Tracy
Canterbury
Willie Welch
Warren Dwinell
Hopkinton
James Stevens
Floods and Ice Dams Reported Across Multiple Cities
April 7 dispatches describe receding water and ice in Albany Haverhill Augusta and Portland with bridges destroyed on Exeter river Georges River and rail and telegraph damage in Omaha. Trains pass Casleton area as floodwaters fall.
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Castleton
Haverhill
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Exeter
Paper Mill Village
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Mile Rock
Kendall's Mills
Waterville
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Georges River
North Warren
Omaha
Neb
Prussia moves to curb Catholic clergy in war with church
In the Prussian Diet the bill withdrawing state grants from Catholic clergy passed to a third reading. William II abandons his planned Italian visit. Crown Prince and Crewe Princess will travel. Reports from Paris describe Belgian-German tensions over bishops and neutrality. Germany presses for Belgian legislation to satisfy its demands amid diplomatic notes.
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William
Victor Emanuel
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London Times
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Times
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Duchesne
Prussia
Woman Suffrage Draws House Debate In England
In London on April 7 the House of Commons debated Mr Fawcett’s bill to let unmarried women vote in MP elections. Opponents Chaplin Latham and Smollett argued against it, with Smollett claiming the agitation came from American turbulent women. The bill failed to progress to a second reading by 1562 to 187. Disraeli sided with the minority. Also Paris and New York dispatches note Russian British cabinet talks easing strains over the International War Code Conference in St Petersburg.
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Emperor of Austria May Extend Visit Through Italian Provinces
A Venice dispatch says Emperor Francis Joseph's visit could last weeks. He may travel from Venice to the eastern Adriatic coast through Istria and Dalmatia. The aim of his interview with King Victor Emmanuel is to persuade Italy to join Austria Russia and Germany against electing an infallibilist pope.
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Venice
Austria
Adriatic
Istria
Dalmatia
Francis Joseph
Victor Emanuel
Italy
Russia
Germany
Emperor of Austria
Fire destroys warehouse and adjacent buildings in San Francisco
A massive explosion in a frame building near Hathaway's bonded warehouse at Pear and Harrison streets ignited a fierce blaze. The warehouse walls collapsed and nearby saloons and dwellings were blown apart. Losses exceed $525,000 with several dead or missing. Fire under control but bodies still being recovered amid crowds and confusion.
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Pear
Harrison
Hathaway
Pardon of James H. Ingersoll sparks chase for big city funds
Gov. Tilden's pardon of James H. Ingersoll ignites a campaign to expose Ring frauds. Ingersoll may testify against former associates, with warrants and detective shadowing. Proposals include returning millions to New York City and seizing implicated parties' properties. Trade and education debates follow amid related legal actions.
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Charles O’con
Board OF Education
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Tilden
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le Bee
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O’conor
Ingersoll
Woodward
Rogersoll
New York City
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Auburn
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Various Bargains From Local Shops On Washington And Hanover Streets
An assortment of advertisements lists medical consulting offered free of charge at 713 Washington St, plus discounted oil cloths, carpets, and rugs from Cunningham Co and New England Carpet Co. at 296 Washington St and 85 Hanover St, with stock notes on sewing silk, machine twist, hearth rugs, and hatter goods.
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Emporium
Cunningham’s Emporium
Washington Street
Corbcett
Washington St
Cunningham
Aucion
Raminster
Brussels
New Enclant Carter Co
Hanover Street
Aps T
B. P. Cunningham & Co
E. R. Morse
Sudbury Street
New Endann Canper Co
Lowell
Philadelphia
New England Carpet Co
American House
New Enxctanp Carpet Co
Apt
Apt Special Netiogz
New Enolano Carpet Co
America
Chickering & Sons
Tremont & Lieset
Se Street
Boston
New York
Rhode Island State Election Yields No Governor Vote
Providence April 7 report shows no governor or lieutenant governor chosen. Repeal of Prohibitory law splits parties, large Republican ticket majority, Hazard leads Lippitt in statewide tallies, Cutler trails. Assembly picks unsettled. next trial may decide governor.
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Charles Cutler
Lippitt
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Newport
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