Miller erased by New Brunswick Presbytery after heresy ruling
The Presbytery of New Brunswick N J removed Rev Dr John Miller from its roll two years after convicting him of denying Trinity Christ divinity and immortality of the soul. The piece argues denominations may set faith boundaries and that Miller should have left when dissenting, praising his courage while denouncing those who called him a heretic.
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John Miller
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New Jersey
Alaska Purchase Critique Sparks Republican Debate
The Cincinnati Gazette lambasts the seven million dollar northwestern purchase as unproductive and unprofitable while noting its low financial return. The author argues the asset is as harmless as GOP acts over the past eighteen years and suggests complaints could be directed closer to home.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Northwestern
Alaska
Gazette
Momus Stakes at New Orleans Race Day Summary
New Orleans April 15 second day races featured the Momus stakes for 2 year olds won easily by Erick a Cottrell entry in 56 seconds. Howard stakes for all ages two mile heats went to Judge Hancock in 4.04 and 4.19 with Patrol second. Verdigris Ella Romett and Blue Gown were distanced in the first heat. One mile dash for all ages claimed by Quigsby in 1.58 with Kingsland second and Egypt third. L Argentine Diffident and Jack Bachelor also ran.
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Ella Romett
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Kingsland
Egypt
L’argentine
Diffident
Jack Bachelor
Thurman Elected Pro Tem President of Senate
Allen G Thurman secures election as president pro tem amid efforts to oust remaining carpetbaggers. The move signals leadership stability in the Senate as reformers push to remove lingering postwar appointees.
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Senate debate highlights and political frictions in Washington
The despatch reports Logan and Beck sparring in the Senate with Logan denouncing the South and Democrats, Beck demolishing Maine’s idol, and Blaine interrupting. It notes Chalmers’ pursuit of Fort Pillow accusations, Thurman briefly presiding as President pro tem, Kellogg and Spofford facing Senate Elections Committee, and Hampton heading to Washington.
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Logan
Beck
Maine
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Garrett Davis
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Malone
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Thurman
Kellogg
Railroads Seek Federal Aid to Span New Orleans to Rio Grande
A bill introduced by Senator Jonas of Louisiana proposes government aid to the New Orleans Pacific Railway, Louisiana and Texas, Memphis and Great Southwestern, International Great Northern, and Harrisburg Galveston and San Antonio to build a continuous rail line from New Orleans to the Rio Grande meeting Southern Pacific at El Paso. Each would get 10 000 dollars per mile for every ten miles built, with repayment via government credits and semi annual cash payments. The measure also grants a 400 foot wide land strip from the Colorado River to the Rio Grande for a right of way for Southern Pacific from Texas to the Rio Grande.
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Jonas
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Vicksburg
Memphis
Rio Grande
Southern Pacific Railroad of California
el Paso
New Orleans Pacific Railway Company
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Fort Clark
Eagle Pass
Laredo
United States
Colorado River
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Clerks of Committees Work for Senator
The House provided for committee clerks and increased their number to aid investigations across Government departments. Senate changes include excusing Hoar from Agriculture and Cameron from Transportation. Mr Bell named to fill two vacancies. A $200,000 bill funds a Gamgee plan refrigerating ship at the Mississippi mouth to disinfect arriving vessels. The War and Navy Departments will get the east wing of the new department building by month end. Subscriptions to 4 percent refunding certificates rise to $208,090 since yesterday and $1,352,710 since April 1.
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Wisconsin
Bell
New Hampshire
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Thirty Ninth Annual Providence Conference Opens in Taunton
Taunton Massachusetts April 15 The Providence Conference opens its thirty ninth annual session at First Methodist Church Taunton with about 250 clergymen and laymen in attendance. Rev E McChesney pastor leads as Gilbert Haven of Boston presiding Bishop Official visitors include Read McCabe Rust Foss Fowler Pierce Magee Weed and other church leaders. Sessions run daily for a week with morning business meetings at 9 and floral church decorations noted.
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Submarine Telegraph Project Dominates Mexican Congress
President Diaz reports a contract for laying a submarine and land telegraph line along the Mexican coast and across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec to the Pacific. He accuses the United States of treaty violations and urges revocation of Gen Ord’s border raids. Cabinet shifts noted as Romero resigns and Trinidad Garcia appointed.
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Diaz
Secretary of Public Works
United States
Tehuantepec
Pacific
Gen. Ord
Romero
Senor Trinidad Garcia
Russian Disturbances Spark Assassination Rumors
A St. Petersburg despatch reports nightly searches of suspected houses and a proclaimed threat against the Emperor and Imperial family. Berlin telegrams warn of Easter plots by Nihilists, with Czarewitch escorted to the Czars Easter reception. secret police heads reportedly plan resignations amid force loyalties.
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Durham masters offer further wage concessions in Newcastle
At a Durham masters meeting in Newcastle the union agreed to a further 10 percent cut on underground labor and 7 12 percent on surface work, with the remaining demands sent to arbitration. The offer, already rejected by workers, coincides with reports of other European events and rising rivers amid storm damage and fatalities.
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Bremen
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Herr Mosle
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Theiss
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Pulpit Elopes With Another Man's Wife Amid Wheat Market News
New York April 15 Peter Dwyer a converted minstrel man has vanished with Mrs Melville wife of another man. He gave his wife fifty cents and left a rent bill. Dwyer was found in a mission house with Mrs Melville after midnight. Police aid from Sing Sing to Quebec sought. Stanley court martial continued at army HQ. Knight Templars attended Palestine Commandery reception. Wheat market mood fell with rumors of Keene selling wheat in Chicago. Bear movement strong. Spring wheat down 1 2 cents. Winter 12 1 cent. Eckert resumes presidency of Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co at directors urging.
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Validity of a Million Railroad Bonds Decided at Rutland
In U S District Court Judge Wheeler ruled for the plaintiffs in Codman et al v Vermont and Canada Railroad Co endorsing about one million in bonds tied to the Vermont Central and Vermont and Canada guarantee bonds. The decision covers principal and interest and notes the May Burlington term to resolve whether 7 or 8 percent interest applied.
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Wheeler
Codman Et Als
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Vermont Central and
Vermont and Canada
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Samuel T. Brooks
Phenix Life Insurance Company
Endowment Life
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Vermont
Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad Company
Double Boston weddings in Gloucester at Mrs Bray home
A double wedding occurred at Mrs Eben Bray’s Gloucester residence. Henry A Sawyer of Jordan Marsh & Co Boston wed Nellie Bray, daughter of Eben Bray Esq, and Percy Martin of Eaton Dana & Co Boston wed Belie Deveries. Rev Richard Eddy officiated. The couples received many handsome gifts.
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Eben Bray
Henry A. Sawyer
House of Jordan, Marsh & Co
Boston
Nellie
Percy Martin
Eaton, Dana & Co
Belie Deveries
Richard Eddy
Election of Columbus Upson to Sixth District seats
In Galveston April 15 report says Columbus Upson and opponent Money contested the vacancy caused by Schleicher's death. The election was quiet with a light vote polled across well distributed points in the Sixth Congressional District. Upson, a Democrat, defeated Greenbacker Money to fill the vacancy.
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Galveston
Texas
Tomorrow’s News
Columbus Upson
Money
Greenbacker
Schleicher
Debate Over Abolishing Southern Claims Commission
In the House a heated debate centered on Gen Bragg’s measure to abolish the Southern Claims Commission and transfer pending cases to the Court of Claims. Supporters argued for extending the commission or moving cases to a court, while opponents warned it would deny loyalty-based distinctions and unjustly shift obligations to claimants from the South.
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Congress Debates Transfer of Private Claims to Court of Claims
Debate centers on transferring pending cases from Congress to the Court of Claims for adjudication. Critics say Congress unjustly handles private claims. supporters defend existing review. Tensions rise over partisan motives and historical policy in the War Claims area as debate ends with ten minutes to close.
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Alaska Scare Shows Tense Sitka Native-White Tensions
Report from Sitka Alaska on April 7 describes alledged insolence and riotous behavior by intoxicated natives, while Russians seek treaty protections after troops left. Captain Brown arranged rations for destitute, and chiefs pledged peace. Governor reports no immediate danger and plans further inquiry to the Navy. Revenue cutter Wolcott sails to Port Townsend. California brings 25 settlers and two Mennonite missionaries. Sitka quiet since Osprey departure.
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Clergy death and multiple obituaries reported
The notice recalls Father Marigliano of St Marys Endicott Street who died at Holy Cross College Worcester on April 15 and outlines his ordination in 1866, Jesuit ties, teaching at Holy Cross, and impact on youth. It also notes Windsor Howe of Bolton dying April 14 at over 100, David Johnston of Lawrence dying April 15, and other deaths including Capt George M Nichols, FE Chase, Thomas H Gillard, and Edward H Bonsall with brief life details.
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Hyannis
Eastern Massachusetts Masonic Mutual Relief Association
Thomas H. Gillard
Company C
Thirty-ninth Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteers
Unclear Stock Prices and Names From April 15 Listing
A fragmentary April 15 listing shows various minin stocks with percentages and figures such as Hale & Norcross, Julia Consolidated, Justice, Mexican, Overman, Raymond & Ely, Sierra Nevada, Union Consolidated, and Yellow Jacket. The OCR text is garbled, but multiple securities and percentages are visible, indicating a market update with prices and yields.
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DEO Dopiay
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City Council Finds 19th Century Bonds Valid
Wilkesbarre Pa April 15 The City Council tonight heard a committee report on bonds issued in 1872 and 1874 totaling 150000 dollars found no irregularity and declared the issues valid The council adopted the report and closed the meeting with the decision.
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Towboat Whale Strands Barge Eugene Off Syracuse
The Whale towed barge Eugene aground on rocks near Syracuse Ohio. The barge carried 8000 kegs of nails from Wheeling mills, insured for 19000 dollars. About 2100 kegs were saved.
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Syracuse
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Governor nominates trustees for Bath Military and Naval Asylum
The governor names J. L. Chamberlain Selden Connor J W Spaulding and F B Torrey as Trustees of the Military and Naval Asylum at Bath. An elderly Bangor man faces charges of improper intimacy with a musician's wife with a $10,000 suit threatened by the husband. Solon Chase resigns as editor of the Chronicle at Portland. Frank M. Fagg and Col Blood will run the paper, once tied to Victoria Woodhull's followers.
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Solon Chase
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Frank M. Fagg
Col. Blood
Victoria Woodhull
Portsmouth Officials Elect Rollins Treasurer
Charles H. Rollins of Portsmouth has been elected Treasurer of the Portsmouth Trust and Guarantee Company, replacing George L. Treadwell who resigned. The move follows a three day Hopkinton selectmen session on inventory under the new law and a noted increase in taxable property. Several court items then noted included a verdict for $850 in a long running Lyndon Vermont assault case and various indictments for liquor dealing across Portsmouth and surrounding towns.
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Candia
Charles Gilbert
Costa
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John Rogers
Charles Williams
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Timothy H. Chellis
Portmouth
Samuel Tibbetts
Samuel H. Greene
Joseph B. Silver
Mary York
Newmarket
Jonathan Saunders
Alden B. Smith
Lerry
John Coffee
South Newmarket
Eben L. Chapman
Epping
White River iron works stock company organized at Fethel
Proprieties of Fethel establish a stock company and plan to begin business soon. The Greenback paper in South Royalton met trouble before launch as press and fixtures were seized for debt. Albert Chalmers of Wells River jailed for noncompliance with a court decree ordering damages in a seduction case.
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Ice Gorge Halts Passage in St Clair River
In the St Clair river the ice blockade remains. The propeller City of Toledo is wedged in the ice below Algonac while steamers Keeweenaw and Bertschy, after leaving for Saginaw, returned unable to force a passage.
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Trial Continues In Brooklyn Presbytery Defense Testimony
Rev. Dr Talmage’s case proceeds as Rev. Charles Wood testifies about a July encounter on Hudson River Railroad cars with Prosecuting Counsel Dr Crosby. Wood says Crosby called Talmage a liar and a scoundrel and refused to believe the elders of the First Presbyterian Church under oath.
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Death of furniture dealer's son sparks poisoning claim in Virginia
Frederickstown report on Saturday's sudden death of Lewis C. Wilson's son. The father accused his wife's stepmother of poisoning the boy. The coroner held a post-mortem, and the stomach was sent to the State Chemist in Richmond for analysis.
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Hail storms damage crops and homes in North Texas
Special reports from North Texas describe heavy hail storms near Lisbon by Dallas causing crop damage. Several houses were demolished livestock killed and several people seriously injured.
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Banker Francis Offenheim Accused of Forging Berlin Drafts
Francis A Offenheim, longtime employee of Wasmansdorf and Heineman bankers in Chicago Illinois, is arrested on charges of forging two Berlin drafts. One drawn March 24 for 23000 marks and another on April 1 for 10000 marks, both in the employers name. The total involved is about 7700 dollars and the motive cited as fast living.
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Hunt Bros
St. New England
Wash. Smith AM. Organ CO
Tremont le
Rourrne
Chickering
MO. Gibson’s Son &O
Broad St
ALLEN
Ll. W
Wash. St
Wash St
Hg. S. Barnes & Appleton
Brown
Seth E
Old State House
Cundy
H. P
Chapin
Geo. H
Eldridge
School Street
Portehr
Thayer, Epward F
Equitable B'g
Wade, J
SAFES
Damon
Sudburry Street
Amfrican Steam Safe Works
WM. Bows & Son
Barrett
Union Street
Jones
W. H
Blackstone St
Shaffech
Stevenson, J.L. & Co
Faneuil Hall Sq
Tower, Co. B. & CO
Franklin Street
Ladies” Goods
L. P. Hollander & CO
Penang
W. F. Nichols & GQ
SM Wiytors