Treasury reports eight month US trade in goods and ships
The Treasury Department presents a tabulated eight month trade view. Imports total 408,347,626 with 324,059,788 on foreign vessels led by Britain. exports reach 607,823,776 with 498,222,279 on foreign ships. No duty goods include coffee, hides, tea, and raw silk. Trade balance shows favorability but 800,000,000 in exports and imports moved on foreign vessels.
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Extraordinary Authority Vested With the Postmaster General
Washington reports discuss Mr Brady's organ attacking Postmaster General James over Brady's removal. The commentary questions James's role, cites Woodward as a potential adviser, and doubts his courage in facing large plunderer coalitions, while acknowledging James's recent effectiveness. Ex Senator Eaton advises Democrats to aid Conkling to defeat Robertson, warning of Republican splits in New York.
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New York
Postmaster General Given Broad Power Over Lottery Letters
Attorney General MacVeagh says the Postmaster General may prohibit delivery of registered letters and money orders to M A Dauphin if evidence shows he engages in a fraudulent lottery scheme. The ruling holds the Postmaster General as sole arbiter of law and fact in determining fraudulent activity and can act even if the lottery is legalized in another jurisdiction.
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Lin
Grier Move Still Opened as Nomination Proceedings Continue
Washington reports a possible reconsideration from Mr. Grier about a Third Assistant Postmaster General role though he previously stated he would not accept. The Senate has 217 nominations pending across judicial, diplomatic, consular, military, revenue, and other offices. A general strike is being planned with delegates forming a central committee to direct labor actions nationwide, echoing the 1877 disruption. A pension building funding error could cost $24,000 in extra rent and delay work by a year.
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Ferry Disaster Described by Survivor long rescue effort
In Elgin a passenger recounts the ferry sinking after water filled the boat and chaos forced passengers to rush about. He clung to a cable, saved a little girl, and watched others struggle as boats arrived to pluck survivors from the river.
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Will Long
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Murphy
Bertha Raan
Emma Serringer
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Numerous fashionable weddings in New York region
New York on April 29 reports a wave of weddings at prominent churches and homes. J H Coppenhagen wed Miss Lou Belle Embry at the Church of the Heavenly Rest, followed by other ceremonies including Grenville Kave and Margaret Adelaide Wolfe, LeRoy King and Ethel Rhinelander, and James Ferry Gardiner and Eliza Greene Doane.
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Washington
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Boston
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Albany
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Hoffman's Island
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Grand Trunk Tops Fusion Plans as Great Western Standfalls
London reports Grand Trunk meeting in Toronto unanimously adopting a report praising earnings and a decision to reject fusion with Great Western while Great Western holds to an agreement with Wabash and Pacific. Rail developments include Sonora line progress and Boston and Maine bridge expansion.
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Riot at New Pallas tenants eviction in Limerick
A riot at New Pallas in Limerick halted an eviction attempt with 500 soldiers and police facing 5000 angry locals. The bailiff avoided naming houses. 200 rioters allegedly carried revolvers. Dublin dispatch notes Catholic clergy endorsement of a Land League report and possible election of assessors. Conservatives warn the Land League would strip landlords of property rights without compensation.
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Greek Controversy and Balkan Tensions Reported
The Times Vienna correspondent says Premier Coumoundonuros will not write further and urges prompt pacific surrender of Epirus. Paris notes Greece may stay silent, implying consent. Also: Russian peasant riots in Elizabethgrad injure Jews. Sandown hurdle result. various political and foreign affairs notes from London, Paris, Madrid, and Dublin.
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Flood losses total two million across Missouri border region
A St Paul report details Missouri River floods from Pierce to Sioux City causing about 2 million dollars in property losses. Bridges and rails washed out for over 109 miles disrupt communications, with cattle losses and many houses destroyed. Food rationing and relief are underway as authorities estimate long recovery.
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Nebraska Woman Slays Her Children Then Kills Herself
Grand Island Nebraska April 29 Christian Koch a railroad man found his wife and three children aged 4 2 and 6 months in bed with throats cut a razor on the table the mother likely killed the children then died by her own hand coroner's jury found the facts with no stated motive and nothing about insanity the wife left the words cool bye as a fragmentary explanation.
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Diverse New England Notes From A Lawful Gazette
Maine hay famine hits Madawaska cattle and sheep starve while Rhode Island Assembly adjourns after fifteen weeks. Fall River barbers barred from Sunday work. Reverend Vinton funeral at Swan Point with Phillips Brooks officiating. Worcester Lynde Brook dam case awards Jamies about $30,000. Bourne tipped for Stark mills agency in Manchester New Hampshire. Reardon stabbing case delayed awaiting victim's condition. Springfield moves toward a public woodland park funding drive. Maine to start a new morning daily in Portland supporting Greenback party. Vermont tax lists soar. Langdon to pay taxes near $500,000. Burglary in South Barton Vermont nets $60. Cecilia Hodge dies in North Adams at 400 pounds. Lowell log drive active. 8,000,000 feet announced. Fish Commission head Prof. Baird to base at Woods Hall June to October. Nantucket Railroad funds and bonds approved. Concord NH court terms close with several schedules. Worcester water worries prompt Lynde Brook pumping plan. Wild geese hunted near Machias. remarkable shoot reported. Keene NH bank wind-up petition granted to withdraw. assignee to proceed. Lowell funeral of three with same name in one family. Concord hosts Massachusetts officials. state institutions visited. Providence misses horse accident claims 20-year-old Maria Diman dies. Large lumber drives from Vermont to New Hampshire. Plymouth port clear. Reunion of Company G TT Mass Regiment marks 20th anniversary. Antietam memories noted.
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Body of Tolson Found in Delaware River in Philadelphia
The wealthy Baltimore livery stable keeper T Y Tolson was found dead in the Delaware River. He bore bruises, feet tied with rope, and had arrived in Philadelphia March 1 staying at the Peabody under an assumed name. Police suspect robbery and murder by throwing him overboard after a visit to a disreputable Tenth street house where he displayed money.
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Barque to be built in Newburyport for city parties
A large barque will be built by George E. Currier for city parties in Newburyport. She will be commanded by Capt. Pritch ara. In April seventy four arrests were made, fifty for drunkenness. Charles M. Sprague of Providence has leased the Atlantic House Salisbury Beach for the coming season.
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Surveyor E E Lockhart Ordered to Make Good Estate Deficit
St John New Brunswick April 29 The surveyor and executor E E Lockhart faces a deficit of 30800 dollars to the Methodist Conference of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island which received 60000 from the Ray estate The equity court orders him to cure the deficiency within a few days.
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Aspinwall
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Boston
Phillipins Island
Grand jury finds no indictment against Doyle in bond counterfeiting case
In Chicago on April 28 the Federal grand jury found no indictment against James B. Doyle on counterfeit United States bonds charges with bail set at 20 000 dollars. Doyle was arrested months ago with a large quantity of counterfeit bonds. The panel also indicted nine men including a policeman for interfering with the United States Marshal in the last national election.
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Kentucky Sues Railroad Over Sunday Train Penalty
The State Attorney of Kentucky sues the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for a 359 penalty after a Sunday train run. Hotels in Springfield decline to provide rooms to Fisk University Jubilee Singers, citing no available accommodations. Henry Priester shoots at his father during a quarrel in Allendale South Carolina, leaving the elder fatally wounded.
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Albany
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Shipping arrivals and departures list from Atlantic ports
A dated ledger of multiple vessels arriving or departing major ports including New York Philadelphia Queenstown Southampton London Liverpool and others. Mentions ships such as Pomona Republic Egyptian Monarch Lord Clive Bucentaur Hohenstampen Antisana Baltic Istrian Travancore Amy Dora and Castor with origins from Jamaica Liver pool Maryport Dumbarton New Amsterdam Havana Boston and Amsterdam among others.
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Thorne Holme
Maryport
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George W. Clyde
West Indies
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Pennsylvania
Queenstown
Lord Clive
Finladelphia
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English Channel
Zeeland
Antwerp
Scilly
Canada
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Hohenstampen
Antisana
Fastnet
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Istrian
Boston
Travancore
Amy Dora
Havana
Castor
Amsterdam
Creditors meet over Hotchkiss & Lane grocery tale
In Gloucester creditors held a meeting for Hotchkiss & Lane grocers with debts totaling 9200. Liabilities include 8700 merchandise and 500 borrowed funds. Assets total 9140.35 with a small surplus 240.35. A 75 cent on the dollar offer was discussed for payment and another meeting set for Saturday.
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Groton
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Austin
Vex
Conly & Humphrey
Marblehead
Geo. B. Webb
Carson City
Nev
Josiah Bruce
Somerville
Henry Strauss
Jackson
A. H. Ridley
Brunswick
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