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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1874

Page

2

Controversy Over Fourteenth Amendment Rights Bill

The bill to carry into execution the Fourteenth Amendment and define citizens rights abroad was taken up. Mr Hale of New York condemned the bill and said he would move to lay it on the table at the proper time. The bill was postponed until tomorrow. In the Indian Appropriation bill committee, Mr Poland chaired a resume of provisions. The discourse focused on Indian wars and argued against War Department control. The committee then rose.

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Fire damages Mediator at Callowhill foot in Philadelphia

A blaze swept the iron steamship Mediator on its first New York to Philadelphia run, bursting from the engine room and threatening total ruin of cargo and vessel. The 1200 ton, 225 by 40 foot Lorillard ship now lies grounded in New Jersey, with cargo valued near $150000. In Jersey City a Somers kerosene refinery fire destroyed six tanks and 100 barrels, while in Huntsville Pennsylvania a house fire killed Henry Perrington and three children.

Philadelphia Mediator Lorillard’s Line New York Callowhill Street Jacob Lorillard Jersey City New Jersey Somers Huntsville Pennsylvania Harrisburg Henry Perrington Clearfield County

Two Die as Pacific Train Strikes Raiders Near Cresson

An accident near Cresson twelve miles west of Altoona Pennsylvania today killed four raftsmen and seriously injured the fifth. Five men were walking on the track toward Cresson when a eastbound train caused them to move to the opposite track. A westbound Pacific train struck them, causing instant deaths and serious injuries.

Philadelphia Cresson Altoona Pacific

S. E. Sickles resigns as UP General Superintendent

Omaha April 29 It is announced that S E Sickles General Superintendent of the Union Pacific Railroad has resigned and S H Clarke formerly Assistant General Superintendent is appointed to fill the vacancy. Sickles remains Chief Engineer of the Union Pacific and Colorado Central Railroads.

Omaha S. E. Sickles Union Pacific Railroad H. H. Clarke Sickles Union Pacific Colorado Central

Meeting of farmers debates replacing laborers with Ohio workers

In Newmarket a farmer meeting considered labor shortages and heard Mr Wood of English birth now in Ohio offer to import workers from that state at fourteen shillings weekly to replace the locked out laborers. Also notes the Amerique mails arrived water damaged aboard an abandoned boat.

London Newmarket Wood England Ohio Amerique Assyria Havre New Orleans

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