Floods Wreak Severe Damage Across Minnesota and Missouri
Special reports from Minneapolis and Hannibal describe record flood heights with houses washed away at Montevideo and a railroad bridge held only by cables. The Levee breach near East Hannibal threatens additional weak points as ice losses rise. Fergus Falls reports a spreading flood from St Vincent to Crookston, with Red Lake River out of banks and railroad tracks washed away, suspending travel.
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Labor unrest spreads in Midwest rail shops and cities
About 120 painters in Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific shops struck for a 20 percent wage rise. Burlington and Quincy freighters walked out seeking an increase, while Illinois Central freighters won their demands. 200 machine moulders remain idle with other skilled trades also reporting strikes. In Milwaukee printers walked out for five cents per thousand. New York tailors reported a successful strike and related trades organized for higher pay.
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Chicago lake water declared polluted after flood
Health officers report lake water heavily contaminated by organic impurity from flood debris. Dredging by tugs loosened bottom matter, pouring pollutants into the river and river current into the lake. Water is deemed fit for drinking only after thorough boiling, especially unsafe for children.
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Proposed Extension to Connect New Jersey Railroads
A meeting of Central Railroad of New Jersey and Wabash representatives discussed extending the Central line to reach the New York and Erie near Turners or Newburgh to haul coal. A committee was appointed to negotiate a Western connection, potentially building seventy miles from Red Bank to near Youngstown, Ohio to join the Western system.
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Providence fire at Oriental Mill causes heavy losses
Fire at the Oriental Mill owned by Alfred A. Reed heirs was controlled in half an hour. Building loss about 3000 dollars, stock and machinery between 50 000 and 75 000 dollars. Muleshed worst hit. mill drenched. Insurance totaling 205 000 dollars, with many companies including Boston Manufacturers Mutual and Arkwright among others. Additional stock insured for 47 000 dollars.
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Moriarty Sentenced for Railroad Swindle in New York
Patrick Moriarty was sentenced to one year in prison after swindling the New York Elevated Railroad of 2500 by claiming his daughter was injured in the Forty Second Street accident. The Victoria line ship carried 587 passengers with several smallpox cases. Quarantine and vaccination followed. Police actions in Brooklyn led to four liquor shops found with open side doors. Louisa Douglas, 16, was found in Boston and brought to police. Phillips Brooks spoke to a large St George's Church audience. Mary Russell of Boston was robbed of all her clothing while seeking her husband. Seven steamships landed 6297 immigrants at Castle Garden today.
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In the Commons Mr Forster acknowledged a disguised Irish republican raid for firearms in Limerick and lamented no arrests. The Land bill debate covered peasant proprietors, land tenure, fair rents, and emigration safeguards. Supporters pressed adjournment. ministers offered to answer and deferred pending amendments. Other items note Northampton bank robbery costs, Gloucester aldermen meeting, and city funding for papers and fire department services.
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Contradictory Reports On Tunisia Measures For Foreigners
A Tunis despatch says the Bey orders arrests for any Arab in streets after 9 pm and bans arms. M Roustan offered marines and two cannons from Jeanne d Arc to aid order in the European quarter, but the Bey declined. French troops occupy Tabarca. private telegrams under military scrutiny. Rain halts Algiers operations. Italian agents spread false reports. Rumor of a French attack on the Kroumiris Tuesday persists.
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Empress Health Rumors Stir Paris and Vatican Talks
Despatches from St Petersburg report grave rumors about the Empress health after the assassination. She faced threats from revolutionaries and sought a pardon for Pieoffisky and Hessy, learning of deception only after the execution. Reports deny Prussia Vatican negotiations amid Vatican influence. A Geneva dispatch notes Russian police pressuring Hessy Heifmann. In Ireland a coroner’s jury convicts Constable Armstrong’s mob killers and convicts Hayes for manslaughter in Clogher. Manila despatch says Sooloo Sultan’s son accepts Spanish protectorate and pledges to punish rebellion.
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Reams of 19th Century News From Boston to Halifax
A long column of society chatter and notices spans from Rev. Dr. Chapin’s $100,000 ey e to high profile marriages and political moves. It notes ex governor Washburn’s Greenfield family returning from Europe, Col Thomas A Scott’s health plans, Mrs Grace’s illness, and Trinity College dormitory gift by Col Northam. It records the Asa Packer estate value, Frederick N. Gillett’s Massachusetts resignation, Fremont’s Arizona joke, and editorials on Beaconsfield’s successor. Also covered are Miss Betty Taylor’s New Orleans wedding, Barnum’s libel suit, Frye’s Halifax trip, Mrs Newton’s pastorate, William H Taylor’s aging estate, Newport wedding, Whitelaw Reid marriage lore, Mary Cassatt’s Paris pictures, Bishop Stevens’s portrait, the new Universalist pastor Eaton, Hamlin’s travel to Washington, and a Halifax lawsuit worth $150,000. The note ends with a Newfoundland-sourced bill for services in a legal dispute.
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Drought and unrest reported across Caribbean and South American regions
Dispatches from San Domingo, Trinidad, Barbadoes, Demerara and Venezuela describe worsening political unease and widespread drought. Crop damage rises as sugar exports drop to 18 000 hogsheads from 29 008 year earier, with unrest feared in Venezuela amid last reports.
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Emigrants Disaster Leaves Family Dead In Arkansas Camp
Isaac N Dement and his wife with four children traveled from West Virginia toward Louisiana in two wagons. While Dement and two sons fished at the mountain foot, a forest fire surrounded the camp, destroying one wagon and all belongings. The fire killed the wife and two children. Dement and two sons were burned while attempting rescue.
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Universalist Society to Call Rev Charles F Eaton at Palmer Mass
New York April 25 The Fourth Universalist Society board extended a call to Rev Charles F Eaton of Palmer Massachusetts to replace the late Dr E H Chapin. The church debt of about 10000 was wiped out by subscriptions this evening and Eaton was offered a salary of 6000.
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Dr Kennedy Cross-Examined Over Wood Bill Controversy
Dr John T Kennedy testifies before Surrogate Calvin regarding charges for professional visits to the late Samuel Wood. He confirms twenty one visits totaling $5000 with some $100 per visit. Post-mortem fee cited as $1550 with Dr Satterthwaite assisting. several lines of questioning about hourly rates and medico legal examination are challenged and adjourned.
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Record-high U S cotton crop estimate amid late-season receipts
The St Louis Republican notes initial fears of a short season due to rains gave way to a larger than expected harvest. Receipts in St Louis surged, reducing earlier deficits from 145,000 to 107,000 bales, while nationwide projections climbed from 5.75 million to 6.422 million bales, the largest crop yet.
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Remarkable 70-year-old man tows ox-cart home alone
Meredith Gaddy, a 70-year-old farmer with twenty-one children, tows a loaded ox-cart fifteen miles home after the animal tires five miles from Lamberton. He yoked the ox to his own neck, trudging uphill and downhill while spectators jeered, then returns home for whiskey. He boasts that a less obstinate animal would have been in the cart.
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We Want Girls for Dance and Dignity in Durango
A Durango Record notice calls for women to attend church and Bible class, draw crowds, and boost local business. It seeks a mix of personalities from petite blondes to stately brunettes to support livery trade and future home sales, hoping for charming, dependable companions for rough country life.
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Mail Route Corruption Illustrated by Mineral Park to Pioche
The New York Times outlines a pattern of mail contract manipulation involving Mineral Park Arizona and Pioche Nevada. Original contractors sublet for $2,990 then $4,700 with government pay rising to $22,300 for tri weekly service, later to $52,000 daily, enriching insiders while sub contractors receive far less. J W Dorsey later collects $24,000 yearly for himself and allies.
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An English opinion of McClellan from the London Saturday Review
The piece credits McClellan with founding and shaping the Union army at a pivotal moment amid Cabinet opposition. It argues his patient wisdom, organizing genius, and forbearance were as crucial as Grant or Sherman’s boldness, noting he built an army from a fragile force and faced factional political hurdles.
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Miracle cure via cotton batting firework display on Main Street
A Richmond caller reports a man with a lame back soaked cotton batting in camphor and placed it before a fire to warm the injured area. The material ignited, prompting a rapid escape with a dramatic war dance, and the lameness was claimed to be miraculously cured.
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