Bronze statue planned for Gen Meade in Fairmount Park
The Meade equestrian statue project in Fairmount Park Philadelphia advances, led by the Women’s Auxiliary Committee. Fifteen thousand dollars has been collected by Philadelphia’s leading ladies, with a full roll of honor published in Col. Forney's Progress. Public spirit, as with the Old South, is expressed chiefly by the ladies.
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Gen. Thomas
George Gordon Meade
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Women’s Auxiliary Committee
Western journalists gauge Grant at Cincinnati reception
Western journalists seem to be vying with each other in their attentions to Gen. Grant. At Cincinnati the editor of the Enquirer and his lady gave the General and his wife a splendid reception. In the speeches called out by this and like occasions Democrats participate freely. It is highly proper and appropriate that they should. It is well to bury party feeling when there is no demand for its exhibition. Social relations are too often disturbed by differences of political and religious opinions.
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Gen. Grant
Cincinnati
The
Enquirer
Maine Standard Accuses Republicans of Tampering with Returns
The Maine Standard charges Republicans with altering election returns, claiming defective returns were sent back from Republican towns, some burned in the Council chamber and others substituted. It asserts verified proof and quotes The King can do no wrong as justification.
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Maine
Destruction of Red Rock Pa by Tank Explosion
The Red Rock area suffered a terrible disaster as an oil tank exploded and burned destroying eighty buildings across twelve acres. Loss nears a quarter of a million with most structures and goods lost. over one hundred families left homeless but no lives lost and narrow escapes reported. The wider world note mentions England's reaction to Afghan arms news and a Baltimore murder arrest connected to a schooner sinking. Also reported are a Klks convention in New York with about three hundred attendees.
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Red Rock
New York
E. O. Emerson
Bradford
J. Curtis
Olean, Bradford and
Warren
McKean County
Olean
Gillmor
Derrick
Broder
Western Union Telegraph Company
Little Rock
Republicans Move Quick to Secure National Committee Chair
A Boston Post special despatch from Washington notes Chicago delegates filled twenty six rooms as they seek to secure the Republican National Committee venue and votes. Indiana will back Don Cameron for chair with Grant supporters hoping for favorable alignment. Cameron avoids pledges to Blaine or Sherman while McCormick, Blaine’s candidate, is unlikely to win. California seeks Gorham expulsion over bolting. Gorham supporters resist. No England minister appointment for ex Gov Bullock before holidays.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
John Sherman
Indiana
Don Cameron
Cameron
Grant
Blaine
Sherman
McCormick
State Central Committee of California
Geo. C. Gorham
Gov. Bullock
England
Bondholders plan to reduce Columbus Chicago and Indiana debt
New York December meeting of Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central Railway bondholders appointed a committee to audit accounts and pursue debt reduction to 15 821 000 under Judge Harlans decision. Bids for disposed stock due December 18. Morgan Ludington and Wohenshoffer named auditors.
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Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Railway Company
Harlan
RK. F. Wilson
Wm. Whiteright
Adrian Iselin
Union Trust Company
Messrs
Henry Morwan
E. L. Ludington
Woenshoffer
Gen. Burt
Syracuse
Boston
James J. Belden
Syracuse and
Whoenix Railroad
George F. Tomstoeck
Jay Gould
Philadelphia
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Fort Worth
el Paso
Connecticut
Denver
Arkansas Canon
Sioux City
Pembina
Sioux Falls
British Defeat in Cabul Provokes Afghan Uprising Fears
London dispatches reveal grim views on Cabul siege with 5 000 British troops facing about 10 000 Afghans. Reports say 3 000 Kohistanis join 7 000 armed fighters, while Gen Roberts fights for life amid heavy losses. Cabul remains tense as Kandahar reports 11 000 advancing troops from Herat and renewed battles. The Times calls for abandoning Afghanistan after crushing resistance.
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London
Cabul
Roberts
Lytton
Candahar
Herat
Afghanistan
the Times
Standard
New Reciprocity Treaty Urged by National Board of Trade
Washington December 14 The Committee of Five of the National Board of Trade urged Congress to appoint a commission to study a new reciprocity treaty with Canada. Delegates from the board emphasized broader continental duties, European trade prospects, and expanded northern land and resource exports via rail and canal routes.
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National Board OF Trade
Washington
House Committee On Commerce
Congress
Canada
Messrs. McLaren
Kimball
Bates
Hodges
Board of Trade
Baltimore
Maryland
Leon Chatteau
United States
Europe
Great Northwest
Hudson Bay
Local Dead Letter Offices and Postal Route Bills Considered
Washington December 14. The committee adopted Mr Money’s bill to establish between three and ten local dead letter offices in principal cities to aid senders of misdirected mail. Names for major cities were omitted to ease House opposition. The second bill to speed routes by advertising proposals, bidding on increased pay up to 20 percent and at least $5,000 yearly, was sent to a subcommittee.
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Washington
Boston
New York
Moncy
Three Men Die In Larrabee Point Accident Rutland VT
An Addison Railroad wreck at Larrabee's Point near Lake Champlain killed engineer O P Stinson fireman Ed Markham and D F Lyman bridge tender. The mixed freight and passenger train derailed on a curve, locomotive climbed track, and embankment collapse injured none in the passenger car. Bodies recovered, Stinson and Lyman from wreckage. Chirkham crushed. Survivors include Stimson's widow and Lyman's family. A repair train cleared the track for Monday service.
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Addison
Larrabee’s Point
Lake Champlain
O. P. Stinson
Ed. Markham
D. F. Lyman
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Horner
Stinson
Lyman
Stimson
Chirkham
Markham
Leicester Junction
Huthimd
Passnger
Orwell
Rutland Town
Contested election cases and military posts update
The Senate Privileges and Elections Committee opened its session with discussion of extending subpoenas in the Western Union case and adding witnesses for Kellogg. Postal matters note a Dead Letter Office auction of nearly 12,000 items and multiple postmaster appointments in New England. A Court term heard Mrs Mary A Oliver vs Simon Cameron over breach of promise, with fresh scheduling for January. Military panels include 110 army nominations and 47 naval bills, plus absent members delaying action until after holidays. Personal items mention lunches with Grant, a new War Secretary renting a house, and a forthcoming Army and Navy periodical led by Edmund Hudson. A suit against UK MP Puleston seeks 11,000 in notes from before his move to England.
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Senate Committee On Privileges
Kelloge
New Orleans
New England
Old Common
Middlesex County
Mass
A. F. Conant
Prison Station
Jesse Treat
Bucksport Centre
Hancock County
Henry A. Goodwin
Mason
Hillsboro County
Nahum Berry
North Stratford
Stratford County
N.H
Willam S. Gray
Northwood Ridge
Rockingham County
N. H
Rufus C. Wood
St. Johnsbury
Senate Military Committee
Senate
Senate Naval Committee
White
Jones
Anthony
Cameron
Luems
Boutwell
G. W. Childs
Gen. Grant
Philadelphia
Ramsey
Creswell
D Street
Eugene Hale
Arlington Hotel
Boston
E. W. Kinsley
Stillman B. Allen
Savage
Aws
District of Columbia
Army and Navy
Army and Navy Register
Edmund Hudson
The
Boston Herald
The Financial Troubles of Montreal Im Porters The Consolidated Bank
Montreal based shipper group Montreal Im Porters faces financial woes linked to the Consolidated Bank. The article details liquidity strains, creditor pressures, and potential restructuring as the firm navigates mounting debts and operational challenges.
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Montreal
THE
Consolidated Bank
Evictions in Emerald Isle Spark Irish Land Meetings
Dublin despatch reports farmer Dempsey and family evicted at Loonamoore, kept at site overnight amid crowd, later sheltered in Ballina. Police guarded site. Davitt Daly Killen trials reportedly abandoned. Placards in Kerry urge lawful agitation, Ballina infantry detachment ordered. Sunday meetings in Ballina and Carrick-on-Shannon draw thousands, with clergy and MPs attending. Brennan faces true bill. others at large or awaiting bail.
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London
Dublin
Dempsey
Loonamoore
Mayo
Killen
Kea
Davitt
Daly
Kerry
O'Donoghue
Killarney
Ballinrobe
Connaught
Ballina
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Ireland
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Patrick James Smyth
John O'Cannor Power
Edmund Dwyer Gray
Messrs. Dillon, Sexton
George Ekins Browne
Browne
Carrick-on-Shannon
Brennan
Coast crew Rescued Fromiling Vessel At Garwood S
Across Long Branch on December 14 the schooner At the Garwood carrying coal from Philadelphia to Boston broke in two and foundered. Life Saving Crews 4 and 35 rescued seven crew members from rigging amid heavy seas and rain, via breeches buoy and lifeboat. one man nearly froze. Also reported was ship Jacob Kimpy ashore off North Carolina with 17 crew saved but vessel leaking. Pacific Mail Clyde disabled at Fort Monroe with propeller and engine damage.
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Long Branch
Garwood
Philadelphia
Boston
Tuckahoe
N. J
Lowell Manufacturing Company
North Carolina
Washington
Dee
Signal Corps
Portsmouth
N. C
Jacob ‘Kimpy
Savane
Hamburg
New York
Pacific Mail
Fort Monroe
Clyde
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Aspinwall
Blackstone
Paper Makers Conclude Private Meeting On Winter Prices
United States delegates sat in private session this week to compare and fix winter prices. Reports show improved business raising demand for paper, with stock in market diminished. Manufacturers prefer expanding output to avoid price hikes, fearing sharp increases would curb consumption.
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United States
Annual Elk Grand Lodge Meeting Opened in New York
New York on December 14 saw the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks hold its annual communication at the New York lodge on Twenty third Street. John H. Dee of Boston served as acting grand exalted ruler. About 300 members attended with delegates from multiple cities. The day included committee work, a dinner at the St Omer Hotel, and resolutions granting charters to new lodges in Pittsburg and San Francisco Lodge No 12. Grand officers for the coming year were elected and installed, including Louis C. Walker as Grand Exalted Ruler and Charles T. White as Grand Secretary. An evening social at Chickering Hall featured representatives, a musical program, and a brief historical review, ending with Auld Lang Syne.
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New York
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
New York Lodge
Twenty-third Street
Grand Lodge
John H. Dee
Boston
George R. McGuire
Alfred Summer
Frank Moran
Hugh Doherty
James Griffen
William E. Lex
Louis Fraser
Joseph Barney
George Conway
Philadelphia
Thomas W. Keene
Charles W. Cogill
San Francisco
John A. Mackay
George B. McCormick
Cincinnati
John L. Kernan
Diggs
Louis Stresburger
Baltimore
Thomas E. Garritt
J. A. Robinson
W. D. Wetherill
St. Louis
St. Omer
Col. T. Alliston Brown
John B. Donniker
A. W. Moreland
B. J. Nathan
C. T. White
Pittsburg
Louis C. Walker
Albert Stimel
Thomas E. Garrett
Chas. T. White
George J. Greene
Giraud Tiler
James L. Kernan
Wm. E. Lex
Quinlun
Chicago
G. H. Jones
Bosta
J. B. McCormack
C. A. Spaulding
J. B. Denniker
Mr. O'Neill
Elks
Spread of black measles alarms New York health officials
In New York City health officers report a sharp rise in black measles cases totaling 188 for the week, sparking special precautions. The disease is spreading in West Thirteenth Street’s Episcopal Baby’s Shelter and nearby public schools, with warnings issued to parents to curb transmission.
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Episcopal Baby
West Thirteenth Street
Robert McBirney
Bothnia
David Wood
Staten Island
The
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United States
Shields
Samuel Healden Stillwell
Kate Tully
House of the Good Shepherd
Edward A. Smith
Cigar Manufacturers’ Association
Arnold Walder
Paris
Monrovia
Liberia
After Twelve Years A Murder Case At Lockport
Dr. M. G. Wil son and Mrs. Hotchkiss arrive in Lockport N Y on a late train to face murder charges from twelve years ago involving the woman's husband and son. Wilson says he is in good health and prepared for any outcome, aims for a full investigation and possible libel actions against Rochester and Buffalo papers if no proceedings are instituted.
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N. Y
M. G. Wilson
Rochester
Daily Union and Advertiser
Hotchkiss
Buffalo Courier
Rochester Union
CAPTURED Moroisi Stronghold Battle in Cape Colony
Dispatch from London notes a mail from the Cape of Good Hope to Madrid reports British forces stormed Chief Moroisi's mountain stronghold. Moroisi died after a bloody defense and about eighty of his followers were killed. Moroisi was shot in the neck. The report follows other European dispatches on Spain and France, with brief notes on Mohammedan Turkey.
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Cape of Good Hope
Madrid
Moroisi
Tennessee Man Refuses Abolition In Slave Case
Memphis, Tenn. Judge E S Hammond halted an indictment against J C Birmingham of Lauderdale county for unlawfully holding two colored girls in slavery. He ruled Congress cannot apply to slavery here since abolition exists, so the act cannot punish kidnapping for slavery. Birmingham was discharged.
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E. S. Hammond
United States Circuit Court
J. C. Birmingham
Lauderdale County
Birmingham
United States Grand Jury
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Act of Congress
Georgia Clergyman Cuts All Throat At Atlanta
A Georgia clergyman Rev W H Pledge recently appointed to lead a church in Atlanta died by self inflicted throat wound with a pocket knife at the Markham House. No motive given. He leaves a family and was prominent in the ministry. Dec 13.
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Atlanta
W. H. Pledge
Augusta
Markham House
Arrests in Texas revenue probe end in Dallas discharge
In the Panhandle incident Deputy Marshal Johnson sought to arrest eleven men accused of revenue law violations. After resistance by Texas authorities and military support from Fort Elliott, the detainees were brought to Dallas and released when the Grand Jury found no true bill. District Attorney Minor seeks Johnson’s removal. Capt Nolan and Lt Flippen of the Tenth Cavalry faced indictment for aiding soldiers’ use in arrests.
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United States Marshal
Texas
Panhandle
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Dallas
Minor
Johnson
Nolan
Lieut
Flippen
Tenth Cavalry
United States
Belgian Architect Robbed of 6700 Francs in Montreal
Alphonse Noseda a Belgian architect was robbed of 6700 francs mainly 1000 franc notes of the Banque Nationale de Brussels on or after his arrival in Montreal yesterday.
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Alphonse Noseda
Banque Nationale de Brussels
Vermont
Great conflagration at Red Rock Pa destroys town
Despatches detail a vast fire at Red Rock Pennsylvania burning eighty buildings across twelve acres. A oil tank explosion spread burning oil through the streets, collapsing embankments, and forcing evacuation. Most structures perish with over 100 families left homeless and aid sought from Bradford and other towns.
Officers of Schumer murdered aboard schooner case grows
Abraham Annetta and Francis Adams, arrested by U S Deputy Marshal in Baltimore, charged with murdering Capt Swain and Chief Mate Prentiss and Second Mate Hess of the schooner M A Henderson. The vessel was found sunk near Kitty Hawk after leaving Savannah for phosphatic rock. A West Indian Negro unnamed is also accused but not arrested. Santos Aquia Lopez also arrested. all jailed awaiting developments.
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Afghanistan
Cabal
Baltimore
Swain
Philadelphia
Prentiss
Hess
Abraham Annetta
Francis Adams
United States
M. & A. Henderson
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Savannah
Annetta
Santos Aquia Lopez
Pellona
Virginia Senate Speech Attacks Readjusters and Colored Republicans
Maj. John W. Daniel of Lyxemburg denounces the Readjusters and colored Republicans in a two hour Virginia Senate address. He accuses the party of promising debt relief to win negro votes, then plotting to outwit the rest of the State’s officers and rally radical support. He likens the Readjusters to a burglar using a skeleton key and a dark lantern to plunder.
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Virginia Senate
John W. Daniel
Lyxemburg
Officers Seek Charles Voorkis From New Jersey
Police announce that Charles H. Voorkis, a member from New Jersey, is being sought by authorities. No further details were provided regarding charges or location.
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New Jersey
Grant Arrives in Pittsburg Hosts Gala Banquet
Gen. Grant and party reached Pittsburg after 9 pm and were greeted by a legislative committee and citizens. A welcome address was followed by Grant’s brief reply. A banquet for 200 guests, with leaders from law, ministry, and business, closed at midnight with cheers. Mrs. Grant held a reception at Mrs. Stowe’s residence.
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