Uncle Sam Must Control Any Canal Across Isthmus
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee took up Senator Morgan’s resolution asserting U S consent as a prerequisite to any inter-oceanic canal across the American isthmus. It was referred to Senator Burnside’s sub committee for study and early report. Also noted is Hon John F Lewis US Marshal’s forthcoming rebuttal to D C Laneneter Jr DOJ special agent claims, with his defense to be published after Senate appearance.
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Girard Point grain elevator fire devastates complex
The Girard Point Storage Company facility at Girard Point near the Schuylkill River was destroyed by a morning blaze that also consumed warehouses and wharf structures. The 54000 bushel per hour elevator held 97000 bushels at closing, with losses around 890000 on the elevator and 600000 on buildings, fully insured.
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St Louis Street Cars Run Again With Military Backing
Four police reserve companies and National Guard units stood by as street car service resumed in St Louis on April 26. Gov. Crittenden arrived, police on duty, mounted patrols cleared streets, and cars began at 9 30. By 11 the crowd dispersed with no violence. Strike ends. roads expected to run tomorrow.
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Czar’s Gatschina fortress guarded by thousands of guards
A Petersburg letter describes the Czar’s castle at Gatschina with constant guards, secret oaths, and electric bells. Artisans sworn to silence labored on changes, while threats of Siberia and punitive measures loomed. Easter eggs hid revolutionary proclamations and Count Walujeff resigned as ministerial committee reforms end.
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Irish resistance grows as Dublin writs face mob assault
In Abbeyteale a bailiff serving writs on Lord Guillamere's estate was attacked by a mob that stripped Collett and the bailiff, with stones from Dublin ban, and police threats. Fourteen held for trial after five days, with 500 troops present daily and a Twentieth Hussars regiment later stoned. Coercion Act arrests followed. Debate on the Land bill continued in Parliament with factions seeking amendments and stronger farmer protections.
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French Victory in Tunis Sparking Turkish Disquiet
Paris reports the storming of positions on Mount Dambelta and Hadebra by French troops, with light French casualties and heavy Kroumir losses. Ketbus captured, Ottoman concerns rise as Bey seeks calm among Mussulmans. News of Beja garrisoning and possible march on Tunis, plus Spanish naval dispatches and British foot and mouth alerts amid a broader Tunis question.
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Postmaster General attends funeral and Star route probe update
New York on April 28 Postmaster General James attended Samuel Russell's funeral with Thurlow Weed and other prominent figures. He then left for Washington. Special Agent Woodward was assigned to investigate Star route contracts thoroughly with aim to correct errors and prosecute any wrongdoing. Also notes legal actions and trials including sugar case hearing decisions, a physician charged with malpractice, and a fleet of arrests for stolen fare boxes. The Spirit of the Times comments on Epson race results and jockey Archer's horseman ship.
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Young Union soldiers and a Brunswick wedding in Maine
The article notes claims about the youngest Union Army recruit, James L. Pilling at 15 years 8 months with the 60th Massachusetts and P. Harder who enlisted at 11 in Pennsylvania units. It also reports Grace D. Chamberlain marrying Horace G. Allen at First Parish Church Brunswick with a large gathering and a detailed bridal presentation. It adds a London report on Harry Keene, brother of James R. Keene, ill in England and a bio of his career and charm.
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Disaster at Fox River ferry as boat sinks in flood
An Elgit Illinois despatch reports a bridge washout and ferry disaster on the Fox River. A cow drawn ferry failed amid floodwaters, overturning with thirty aboard. sixteen saved, ten missing, at least twelve drowned. Rescuers, boats, and ropes scour the river as authorities guard other bridges and search for bodies. Names of those saved and drowned are listed amid ongoing draggings and public alarm.
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Masked mob shoots prisoner during jail stand off
In Paris Kentucky at 4 AM forty masked men demanded jail keys. The jailer’s wife produced them after an hour. John Winn refused to surrender and seized a chair as a weapon. The mob fired seven shots, five striking Winn and killing him instantly before fleeing.
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Lancaster county murder indictment fears poison plot
Cincinnati dispatch April 28 reports the Lancaster county grand jury has indicted Joseph Dresbach a wealthy farmer for first degree murder in his wife’s death seven years ago He is accused of poisoning her after suspicion she died of heart disease.
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Lost Dry Dock Sinks in 30 Feet of Water
New Orleans April 28 The Louisiana Sectional Dry dock belonging to Brady and McClellan a portion of which sank on Monday has all gone down in thirty feet of water and is given up as lost It was valued at 80 000 dollars
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Hurricane in Missourts Brings D- The Dartford Yardmaster Killed
A violent wind and hail storm struck Brep's Port Missouri on April 28 causing extensive damage. Ed Dwyer yardmaster of Iron Mountain Railroad, from Dartford Connecticut, was instantly killed when a tree fell during the storm.
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Breach of promise suit verdict in Paterson case
In Paterson New Jersey on April 28 the breach of promise case of Mrs Julia Hampson against John Hitchcliffe a wealthy local brewer concluded with a jury verdict of eight thousand three hundred thirty seven dollars for the plaintiff.
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General Beauregard critique of Sherman in Pittsburg history draft
Miscellaneous war notes and incidents include Gen Beauregard’s history plan critiquing Gen Sherman, a fatal stabbing in Pittsburg, ice conditions on Toledo to Erie steamship routes, self defense confession by Charles Stokely in the Welker shooting, and naval arrivals at Fortress Monroe.
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Slow the Great Scottish Reformer got His Wife
John Knox in west Scotland wins the hand of a willing bride through providence and humor. A Scottish noblewoman arranges nuptials for her daughter, and Knox agrees to a life of travel, poverty, and faith. They marry and travel to Geneva, where she proves her resolve by taking up his wallet on a hilltop.
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Paris Fire Brigade Frustrations With Steam Engines
From The Parisian a critique of Paris fire services compares Paris to New York and London. It notes 920 fire plugs in Paris with 600 installed last year, 207 hand pumps and four steam pumps, and a half hour average for steam pump arrival. It laments bureaucratic inefficiency, despite a 120000f vote for five more steam engines to raise Paris to nine steam engines.
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Press Pass Prank At Petaluma Variety Show
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