Beaconsfield Death Sparks Global Condolence and Funeral Debate
Telegrams flow to Lord Beaconsfield as Europe’s leaders express sorrow and discuss public funeral plans. Gladstone offers to direct arrangements while executors say the will calls for burial beside his wife. Other items note Land League changes, Castelar’s manifesto, and regional floods and quakes.
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Injunction suit against Northern Pacific adjourned in New York
The injunction suit to restrain stock issuance by Northern Pacific Railroad was adjourned to tomorrow as Judge Barrett plans a transfer motion to the United States Circuit Court. In Boston, Hartford and Erie proceedings directors extend foreclosure reopening to remaining stockholders with a $2 per share assessment after 69,000 shares paid the initial 25 cent per share demand.
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Wheat crops in Kansas show excellent winter yield prospects
Reports from ten days of county surveys indicate Kansas winter wheat is in excellent condition, with potential to yield the largest harvest if rain comes. Hot winds have exposed roots in places but damage remains limited. Spring wheat is mixed with many counties reporting fair to poor conditions and low confidence. Rye acreage is limited but generally favorable.
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Loss of a New Bedford Whaler Murders by South Sea Islanders
The Auckland Star reports the American whaling barque Janus wrecked at Awanui Heads after twelve months out of New Bedford with 300 barrels of oil. A South Seas schooner recounts Capt Schwartz trading on the Solomon group where natives attacked. he survived. Unconfirmed word says Black Hawk captain of Melbourne was murdered by natives.
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Senate Debates on Heath Letter and Southern Voting Rights
In Washington a Senate session debated a Massachusetts man forced from Mississippi amid alleged intimidation. Dawes corrected mislocated outrage to Louisiana, read Heath’s letter, and senators questioned evidence, while Frye attacked Northern labor and South’s voting suppression. The broader focus was federal enforcement of equal rights across states and the Mississippi plan allegations.
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Senators Debate Corrupt Bargain Allegations and Resignation Talk
The Senate heatedly discusses alleged corrupt bargains with calls for evidence and possible expulsion. Butler challenges charges of South repudiation and warns against patronage or abuse as a means to dissolve the solid South. The exchange features Burnside Frye Dawes and others, ending with adjournment at 5 05.
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Concord Supreme Court Dockets Highlights Various Indictments
In New Hampshire Supreme Court today juries found for the defendant in Tenny vs. Young. Colby of Bradford posted bail for $1,000 in an incest case. Prescott’s outrage case with Abbie Collins was continued with recognition for next term. Granite Co. v State appeal for land damages for the new prison was continued. Northfield resident Alonzo Collins remains at large. Stickney is ill in jail and plans to plead nolo contendere. Willey and Eaton cannot be found. Baker’s false pretences case postponed awaiting civil action trial. Capias issued for Fred Drew in aggravated assault. Fellows’ false pretences case remains for trial.
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Fires Hit Three Cities With Wide Losses
In Biddeford Maine a fire at a two tenement house near the Eastern Railroad depot caused about 1100 in damage. In Frankfort New York Gates Brothers Match Works plants lost 15000 to 20000 in machinery, dumping dozens of women from work. In Natchitoches Louisiana Fontenots Hotel fire wiped out most stores, listing many losers and great damage amid demoralization.
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Record flood devastates Illinois Wisconsin towns along Rock River
Despatches describe record flood along Rock River in Illinois and Wisconsin with Rockford and Beloit reporting extensive inundation. Homes, streets and businesses submerged. bridges damaged. rail lines washed out. several towns including Sterling Elgin Milan and Beloit report heavy losses and water depths threatening waterways and mills.
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Telegraph growth chart from Baltimore to World System
The New Haven Palladium recalls telegraph expansion from 1844 to 1880 with miles of line and wire rising from 40 and 0 to 14 364 lines and 350 018 wires. It notes the first Baltimore Washington line in 1844 and the Morse system's global spread. It reports 50 million messages in 1880, with 24 000 employees and 14 000 offices.
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Farrar of Bangor to Chicago Dies in Chicago
Col H N Farrar veteran of Civil War died in Chicago on Sunday son of Isaac Farrar of Bangor Maine Harvard graduate served on Gen Sedgwick staff promoted to colonel aided Gen Sedgwick during Virginia battles led rescue at wounded officer after shell fragment fatality later became Chicago Evening Journal business manager until 1880 engaged in mining and government expedition work with Gen Sheridan wife died earlier and he lived with his sister
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