Aberdeen Romance Linked to Lord Aberdeen Identity Case
An arrest in New York ties the Aberdeen romance in House of Lords inquiry to Geo Gordon alias Earl of Aberdeen. Gordon, trusted by Jay Gould with 20000 stock dollars for Westchester real estate, sold the stock and fled bail claiming the title’s holder is alive. The case adds mystery to the Aberdeen affair amid conflicting reports of wealth.
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Robeson Arms Inquiry Hearings Reveal Suspicions and Transactions
The Senate Arms Committee questioned Bee Robeson who denied recall of talks with Markley about a $10,000 payment. Testimony covered shipments of arms in 1870-71, interactions with Polltney, McKenzie, Mrs Mason, and figures like Dyer and Ingalls, amid claims of influential influence and potential bribes. The session adjourned with further testimony slated for tomorrow.
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Train Wreck Near Hackensack Kills Brakeman. Passengers Injured
A Midland Railroad bridge collapsed near Hackensack New Jersey causing a train to plunge into Saddle River. Brakeman John Doremus died instantly. twenty-five to thirty passengers were injured. conductor David Blauvelt bruised. baggage-master leg injuries. Judge Wortendike of Bergen County also hurt. Separate reports from Springfield and West Paris note other fatal incidents with severed heads and bodies.
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New Britain Elects D N Camp Mayor by 160 Vote Margin
In New Britain Connecticut Democrats chose Prof D N Camp as mayor on Tuesday by a 160 vote majority. Other items note Mackinac opening expected May 10 and a short but important Dominion Parliament session in Ottawa.
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Passport Reform in France Ends Frontier Checks
Paris dispatch reports Thiers has announced abolition of passport requirements for entering France. Travellers will be registered at frontiers with no tax or civil officer scrutiny during visits. The Times notes the change aims to simplify movement and reduce border controls.
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Spain Election Returns and Carlist Disturbances
Fuller returns from the Cortes place Ministerialists and Radicals in the lead with Republicans and Conservatives lagging. Carlist disturbances spread through Catalonia and Galicia as priests and Carlists clash with authorities. Police dispersed Internationalists meeting in the city causing brief unrest but no major disorder.
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Gambetta Urges Republic in Alger Address
Paris April 10 Gambetta urged a republic before Alger citizens citing municipal and department election results as proof of unity against monarchy He attacked the Right in the Assembly and urged President Thiers to establish a republic Gambetta then moved to Brest. Spanish refugees on the Franco border face arrest and detention plans while shipments of cartridges are halted.
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Financial and Commercial Market Briefs Across Capitals
London bonds rise while consols hold near 923. U S 5 208 and 1862 923 old 94 and 1867 934 steady. Paris Rentes at 455 55. Frankfort U S 520s at 1362. Liverpool cotton firm with sales 12 000 bales 4000 for speculation and export. Prices for bread stuffs cheese and Cumberland bacon listed.
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Dacian Ashore at Flint Rocks Total Loss
The Anchor Line steamship Dacian carrying cargo valued over a half million dollars ran aground on Flint Rocks near Clam Harbor Halifax. Crew and passengers were saved. part of the cargo recovered but the vessel is a total loss.
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Revolt Flares Near Matamoros With Reinforcements
Reports from Saltillo indicate Rocha advances with 9000 troops toward Matamoros. Monterey papers claim La Puebla’s capture by revolutionists. Gen Cortina moves to watch for the Tabasco, due Vera Cruz, to aid river defense. Pa la cio s proclaims martial law and requires vessels on the Rio Grande to obtain his permit within twelve miles of Matamoros, provoking American opposition. Gen Palacios learns the City of Merida and Tabasco sail with troops and munitions toward Matamoros.
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Services Church Diocesan Convention in Boston May First 1872
The Eighty second Annual Convention of the P H church in this Diocese will be held at Trinity Church Boston on May 1 1872 at 10 A M Secretary H Clinch. Also notices about Dr Spear offering free consultations and real estate rental plans by C A Richards at 155 Washington Street.
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