Republicans Block Vote Count and Blaine Probe
The text condemns Congress for withholding election expense details and blames Republicans for blocking disclosure of supervisors and deputy marshals costs and funding. It notes Blaine’s isolation in seeking support for the investigation, alongside reports on stolen property, shoe industry maneuvers, Michigan Senate manipulation, and judge appointments.
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Congress
Blaine
Senate
Jane E. Weldon
Boston
Consolidated Wax Thread Sewing Machine Company
Prominent Toledo Citizen Waite Dies After Night Fall
Warren Waite, former assistant postmaster, met a fatal end in Toledo after leaving his bed during the night and wandering to the roof. He fell more than forty feet from the third story, sustained injuries, and died. Authorities consider it possibly a somnambulism case.
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Toledo
Drc
Warren
Waite
Robesons Desperate Struggles at Naval Affairs Hearing
Read as a 19th century congressional summary, this piece reports on Robeson’s bid for a fair hearing before the Naval Affairs Committee, Whitthorne’s rebuke, and the broader Blaine investigation efforts. It notes committee actions, resignations, and the push to reveal DOJ misuse in the South during elections. Edison patent delay touches on European filings and patent secrecy. The proposed naval reorganization, Harris bill, and status are sketched, with several Republicans declining to serve.
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Committee On Naval Affairs
Robeson
Blaine
Committee of Investigation
House
Messrs Whyte
Ransom
Saulsbury
Bayard
Wallace
Garland
Bailey
Hoar
Dawes
Howe
Windom
Senate
Edison
Commissioner of Patents
Europe
Harris
Navy
Board of Admiralty
Debate Over Silver Dollar Policy In House Committee
The House Banking Committee heard Rep Burchard press a bill to ban discrimination by National Banks against the standard silver dollar. Gen Ewing offered a substitute proposing liquidation of banks discriminating against silver, interchangeable currency provisions, and mint exchanges. The committee adjourned for the holiday recess without action.
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Washington
House Committee On Banking
Burchard
Chittenden
Gen. Ewing
Ohio
United States
Treasury
Congress
Hewitt
Secretary of the Treasury
House Committee On
Hiewitt
Great Britain
Amusing Senate Incident Sparks Political Posturing
The Washington Despatch reports Lamar’s sharp rebuke of Blaine, then Blaine’s jibe at Mississippi Rep Chalmers who sits in Lamar’s chair. Chalmers vows a personal explanation, denying Blaine’s charges about Mississippi’s shoe string district and the shifting negro vote as carpetbagger-era fraud.
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Lamar
Blaine
Senate
Chalmers
Mississippi
Congress
Vicksburg
Shakespeare
Hermia
House
Saul
Missippi
Bruce
Ames
Conkling Defends Court Oath Debate in Senate
In Washington on December 18, Senator Conkling mockingly defended the Judiciary Committee after Senator Voorhees accused Gov Boutwell’s statutory revision of harboring the juror test oath. Beck urged repeal of sections on juror disqualification and oath, while Conkling praised Ohio’s statesmen and stressed ongoing committee consideration of the repeal.
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Massachusetts
Conkling
Ohio
Senate
Washincron
Beck
Jim
United States
Voorhees
Gov
Boutwell
Congress
Judiciary
Indiana
Judiciary Committee
Bill amends posse comitatus clause to cover insurrection states
The Committee on Military Affairs bill amending the posse comitatus clause for this fiscal year was amended to designate Nebraska Kansas Colorado Oregon Nevada and territories under Indian insurrections and passed.
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Wastington
Committee On Military Affairs
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Oregon
Nevada
Territories
A scheme to force Zach Chandler into the Senate
Washington December 18 A rumor says a plan exists to move Zach Chandler into the Senate again. Chandler’s friends would appoint Senator Christianey to a foreign mission, then control the Michigan Legislature to elect Chandler for the unexpired term and entrench him for next year’s full term. Hale of Maine and Hubbell of Michigan are named as participants.
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Zach. Chandler
Senate
POTER
Lighthouse Board
Washington
Zach Chandler
Chandler
Christianey
Mexico
Michigan
Hale
Maine
Hubbell
Distress rises as West of England bank crisis widens
London reports say disorder grows from dishonest banking circles and a concealed suspension. Across Britain distress floods streets and workhouses from Manchester to Dundee as authorities, churches, and charities scramble to provide relief to iron and coal districts, with failures widening losses for Bristol firms and the West of England and South Wales District Bank.
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London
the Times
West of England and South Wales
House of Commons
Cross
Home Secretary
Board of Supervisors
Edinburgh
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Shefield
Stockton
Stoke-on-Trent
Burstem
Staffordshire
Glasgow
Dundee
Scotland
Aberdeen
Forfar
Dunferline
Bristol
Wigan
Wolverhampton
South Staffordshire
Stockholm
Frm
I. Hirsch
Sweden
Europe
Messrs Fox, Walker & Co
Atlas Engine Works
Lubina & Co
Cardiff
Booker & Co
Swansea
West of England and South Wales District Bank
Romer Not Released in Constantinople Case
In Constantinople on December 18 the American Consul Gen. Heap refuses Romer release after the Grand Vizier reports proof of guilt. The Porte may demand expulsion. Russia backs a loan guaranteed by England if war indemnity is settled. Turkish villagers allegedly burned by Servians. Belgrade urged to seek satisfaction. Commission members on the Greek frontier to be named, with Europe to arbitrate if Greece and Turkey disagree.
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Constantinople
Heap
Romer
Porte
Russia
England
Belgrade
Greece
Turkey
Russian mission withdrawn from Cabul frontier
London reports a Russian mission at Cabul has been formally withdrawn. Despatches note Gen Browne began marching to Jalalabad with expected arrival by the 20th. A Daily News telegram from Jamrood states Zakkar Khels responsible for Ali Masjid attacks will face rigorous punishment. 2200 men depart Ali Masjid to strike villages ten miles away.
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London
St. Petersburg
Cabul
Lanorr
Browne
Jellslabad
Daily News
Jamrood
Ali Masjid
Eastern Roumelian Commission Suspends Labors
The Times dispatch reports the Eastern Roumelian Commission will suspend work, go to Constantinople, and reconvene at Philip-popolis by mid April. Failure stems from limited powers to counter Russian and Bulgarian obstruction, with Britain guiding its commissioner to return.
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London
the Times
Perth
Constantinople
Philippopolis
Great Britain
Cabinet formed entirely from Left members in Romi
The new Romi cabinet is composed solely of Left party members. Depretis serves as President of the Council and holds Interior and Foreign Affairs ad interim, with Tagani as Justice, Gen Maze de la Roche as War, Admiral Ferraci as Marine, Mez Zanotto in Public Works, Magliani in Finance, Coppino in Public Instruction, and Majorana Calatabianco in Agriculture.
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Romi
Drc
Depretis
Tagani
Gen
Maze de la Roche
Ferraci
Mezzanotto
Magliani
Coppino
Majorana Calatabianco
Ottawa observes mourning for Princess Alice
Ottawa Ontario closes all business from 1 to 3 pm to honor the memory of Princess Alice. A cable despatch orders a court of mourning at Government House through January 10. His Excellency issues an order for all classes to observe the ceremony from December 15 to January 5.
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Ottawa
Ont
Alice
Government House
Bayard Taylor Improves as Reports of Meetings Saddle London
In Benn December 18 report Bayard Taylor, American Minister, shows health improvement. London dispatches describe district operatives meetings in Oldham unfavorable to compromise. Gladstone may run for Midlothian in next House of Commons election. GENEVA notes St Gothard tunnel advancement with 11 650 metres completed. Paris and Rome items follow with brief political updates.
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Herr Maybach
London
Welsh
Stes
Paris
Geneva
St. Gothard
Rome
Dre
Bersaglieri
Signor Nicotera
Bank Robber Red Leary Ordered to Court Tomorrow
In New York Supreme Court the habeas corpus case of Red Leary, wanted in Massachusetts for the Northampton Bank robbery, was heard. He was not present but an armed escort is ordered to bring him in and prevent any rescue.
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Massachusetts
New York
Supreme Court
Red” Leary
Northampton
Davis
Leary
Pommerania
Rudolphe How
Brooklyn
Knights of Honor
Europe
Amerique
Canada
California
National Rifle Association
Creedmoor
Third Avenue
George Hillier
Halifax
Lizzie Curry
Charter Oak Frauds Conspiracy Trial Advances In Worcester Style
The Charter Oak Insurance conspiracy trial nears day eleven in Hartrorp Connecticut. Ex President Wiggin’s Boston interview details the Furber settlement value of 725000 after he left the company. Jewell testimony on a 70000 claim for commissions was unsuccessfully pursued. Court excludes Furber settlement linkage and minion claim. Real estate appraisals show 185000 versus 500000 for company assets. Kenny Cleveland outlines New York deals inflating asset value.
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Hartrorp
Conn
Charter Oask Insurance Company
Wiggin
Boston
Furber
Jewell
Wilvin
Farber
Marcus A. Wolff
St. Louis
Kenny M. Cleveland
New York
Powell's carpet store wall collapse destroys Powell’s building
Late last night the south wall of Powell's carpet store collapsed onto Alexander's drug store, destroying the ground floor. A later fire in the wreckage consumed the remaining portion as the south wall and front wall fell, totaling losses estimated at 130000 to 200000. The property, owned by Stillson Hutchins, housed Alexander's drug store and offices. Insurance coverage is itemized across multiple companies and values. Springfield fire reports Northfield blaze destroying Lewis Webster's store and local Post Office on the first floor.
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St. Louis
Powell’s
Alexander
Powell
Alexander’s Drug Store
Severs
Springfield Fire and Marine
Orient of
Hartford
R. C. Powell
Europe
M. W. Alexander
Queen
New England
Springfield
Mass
Northfield
Lewis ‘I. Webster
National Militia Convention Set for January 17 1879
The Executive Committee on militia organization met in New York with officers from New York New Jersey Connecticut and Massachusetts. A National Convention will convene in New York City on January 17 1879. Gen McClellan Hancock Hartranft and others are expected. resolutions favor arming manufacturers to compete under militia laws while maintaining calibre uniformity.
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New York
Dre
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
McClellan
Hancock
Hartranft
Franklin
Couch
Townsend
Stryker
Stevens
Reading Co. Keeps Prices Steady After Coal Sale
Pomaperrura Pennsylvania reports that despite a 70 cent average price drop at the Lackawanna sale in New York, the Reading Company will not alter its prices. The Sun notes coal firms have cut wholesale schedules to near auction levels and retailers plan to advertise Lackawanna coal at 34 per ton for grate egg and chestnut and 425 for stove, with retailers expecting a 50 cent decline.
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Pomaperrura
Lackawanna
New York
Reading Company
the Sun
Lion Runs Loose at Stanley’s Menagerie in Lower Mass
Lower Massachusetts, Dec 18. A lion escaped from Stanley's Menagerie on Gorham Street and devoured a bear. A baboon died of fright. The wooden enclosure is frail and authorities fear a broader escape. Police keep the incident quiet awaiting the trainer's return tomorrow.
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Lower
Mass
Stanley
Gorham Street
Freight rates for through freights fall below norms
New York reports rates cutting deeper for West to Europe freights. Produce Exchange notes heavy declines with contracts as low as 50 cents per hundred pounds Chicago to Liverpool. Boston Portland and Philadelphia show rooms at 25 shillings per ton with trades at 22 shillings 6 pence and even 20 shillings.
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New York
Europe
Chicago
Liverpool
Boston
Portland
Philadelphia
Richmond House Adopts Debt Conference Plan
Richmond Virginia December 18 The House adopted resolutions calling for a conference of creditors of the State with the Finance Committees of both houses to settle the public debt. The January 15 meeting will adopt the Barbour bill principles and cap the tax rate accordingly.
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Richmond
Philadelphia Amsterdam steamship line planned
Arrangements for a steamship service between Philadelphia and Amsterdam are reported. The Dakota Territorial Auditor notes a 60 percent rise in assessed territory value over the past year. An Episcopal Church council in Louisiana schedules an extraordinary session for January 29 to elect a bishop following Wilmer's death.
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Philadelphia
Amsterdam
Territorial Auditor of
Dakota
Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Louisiana
Wilmer
Tiane Creamer
New York
Colorado
Charles Buffum Likely Colby Reform School Superintendent
Colby University nears a $5000 goal with $3500 raised as a donor plans to fund a gymnasium fit up. The Freshman class at Colby hits a record 62 students with 60 present all term. Generals and locals feature in other Maine notes including a Portland harbor fortifications veteran and a fatal ferry incident near Woolwich. Bowdoin’s 1878 79 catalogue lists 140 academical students and 93 in the medical department. A Augusta family’s cellar well sinks during a storm, undermining the house and requiring rebuilding.
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Charles Buffum
Orono
Colby University
Alexander
United States Engineer Corps
San Francisco
Portland Harbor
John B. Thwing
Woolwich
Bowdoin College
A. Sawtelle
Augusta
Oway
Enterprising farmer thrown from carriage fatally hurt
J Plummer Pierce of Jaffrey was kicked in the head by his horse after a Tuesday carriage accident and lies fatally injured. Amid New Hampshire reports of rotting apples, farmers fear scarce, high prices next spring. An ex sailor of the Plymouth, Frank Dunn, jumped from a window during delirium tremens at Portsmouth, suffering serious injuries but may recover. The state plans all day meetings on sugar beet culture stock and fruit at Milton three Ponds and Lee Hill, with prominent speakers expected. Governor and Council nominate Special Justices at Exeter and Bath, while Levi Sinrlen of Salem is pardoned after a two year sentence for arson. A Colebrook temperance meeting under Major Holden ends with 600 abstinence pledges and hotels signing. Petition to commute John Q Pinkham’s death sentence for murder at New Durham is discussed, with varied legal opinions and expert testimony. The case remains unsettled.
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J. Plummer Pierce
Jaffrey
New Hampshire
United States
Plymouth
Frank Dunn
Portsmouth
New Hampshire Board of Agriculture
Milton
Three Ponds
Lee Hill
Charles J. Conner
Exeter
George E. Lane
George Morrison
Dexter L. Hawkins
Specia
Bath
Levi F. Sinrlen
Salem
Colebrook
M. ‘. Holden
Providence
R. 1
Major Holden
Boston and Maine Railroad
Lawrence
South Lawrence
Luther Ladd
Water Board
Silas H. Loring
E. B. Dickey
George 5. Merrill
Adams
Westfield
Frank Ash
Mosiy Park Meadow
South Hadley
Agawam National Bank of
Springfield
Ira B. Wright
Prion
Wright
Taunton
Lernard Briery
Fox
Frederick Briggs
Briggs Brothers
George J. Briggs
Hartley
West Stookfield
Orlando
Herbert
New Bedford
George
Worcester
West Brookfield
Connecticut
Massachuetts
Rhode Island
Vermont Poultry Show Highlights 225 Coops on Display
St Albans prices for butter ranged 12 to 18 cents with October butter at 29 cents. A Glen aid report cites John Hammond alias California Jack sentenced to ten years hard labor for a Chester Depot store break in. A Burlington U student ignited nitro glycerine near campus but fired poorly. Vermont State Poultry Association opens in Montpelier featuring 225 coops with judges Frederick Field and H Pall. Notable exhibits include G W Graham’s mounted squirrels, F W Kendall’s pigeons, and goldfish.
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St. Albans
John Hammond
California Jack
Robbins & Marsh
Chester Depot
Burlington University
Vermont State Poultry Association
Montpelier
George Gregory Smith
St Albans
Frederick A. Field
Rutland
H. 5. Pall
Shrewsbury
Mass
C.G. Britton
Keene
N. H
W. E. Allen
Winooski
T. W. Arms
Frederick K. Pratt
Keene, N. H
G. W. Graham
St. Joinsbury
F. W. Kendall
Westfield flood funds and local notices dominate county scene
Massachusetts brief notes report deaths and meetings, church calls, legal disputes, and local incidents. Highlights include an estate windfall tied to Rev Jesse Ackerman, a contested town note payment in South Hadley, a Westfield flood recovery plan, a Brattleboro pastor call, and a historic bank burglary gang subduing alarms across several towns.
Notable deaths in multiple northeastern communities
James Heath one of New ports oldest boatmen dropped dead in his boat Tuesday afternoon. M Prece editor of La Liberte Paris is dead. George F Palmer 61 prominent Rochester New Hampshire citizen inventor of valuable mill machinery died Tuesday evening. Hon Tappan Stevens former Newbury Vermont died Wednesday morning aged 83 once Orange County Democrat and county court justice. John H Almy Connecticut Rhode Island state agent and New York Sun financial editor died Tuesday. Norwich native about 48.
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James Heath
Newport
R. L
M. Prece
la Liberte
Paris
George F. Palmer
Rochester
N. H
Tappan Stevens
Newbury, VI
Orange County
John H. Almy
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York Sun
Norwich
Conn
Grand Jury Indicts Ludlam for Ocean House fire
CAPE May reports a true bill against Samuel R. Ludlam for setting fire to the Ocean House on November 9, causing extensive property damage. Trial scheduled for March. In Baltimore a separate blaze at D D Burgoyne’s West Baltimore Street fruit and confectionery store led to his arrest for arson to claim insurance.
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Cape May
Samuel R. Ludlam
Ocean House
Baltimore
D. D. Burgoyne
West Baltimore Street
Kehoe Hanged in Porrisville at 10 31 A M
Kehoe was hanged in Porrisville at 10 31 this morning after declaring his innocence in the Langdon murder. His body was taken to Shenandoah for two nights of naked exposure before burial in Tamaqua.
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Porrisville
Kehoe
Langdon
Shenancoah
Tamaqua
Roof collapse at Frank's Hall in Kansas City kills man
In Kansas City on December 18 the roof of Frank's Hall gave way under heavy weight, crushing the building. One man was killed and several others were seriously injured. The victim's name was not released.
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Kansas City
Frank
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Texas
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