Washington portrait trade mocks political hierarchy
Washington picture dealers report Mrs Hayes's pictures lead sales while figures of Blaine and other lawmakers show popularity. James G. Blaine tops receptivity, David Davis too large to capture, Randall and Stephens noted, Butler strong in sales, with Hodges of the House faces varied in demand.
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Deacon Smith Attacks Blaine Over Bloody Shirt Snafu
The comment mocks Blaine as hypocritical for proposing investigations yet avoiding real work. It portrays his speech as a staged sensation and questions who will defend him, while noting political tensions in Cincinnati and a failing mood in the Republican ranks.
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Richard Smith
Cincinnati
Blaine
Mr Blaine
Great storm and cold grip Atlantic to Rockies
Severe winter weather spans from coast to mountains with heavy snowfall along the Great Lakes causing drifts and detours. Freight trains abandoned, trade slowed in the Northwest, and zero or below temperatures reported in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys amid widespread travel disruption.
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Catholic Charities
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Pawtucket
R. I
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Blaine
Ezra Wilson
West End
Nellie R. Wilson
Sudbury Street
Gen. Banks
Bertin
John Holt
Taunton
John Leary
Brockton
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Holt
Weather Outlook for Middle Atlantic and New England
A falling barometer signals changing weather across the Middle Atlantic States and New England. Southerly to westerly winds bring warmth, while increasing clouds may precede snow at northern stations. Weather forecasts expect shifting conditions with possible snow.
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Middle Atlantic States
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Weather Report From Boston in 187s
General Weather Report notes snow across Western New York with 40 mph winds at midnight. Temperatures rose in the North while falling in the South. Readings include Eastport 18 above, Portland 23, Boston 21, Albany 24, Buffalo 24, Cleveland 5, Chicago 10, St. Louis 15, New Orleans 36, Savannah 45, Washington 18, New York 15.
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Fires destroy mills and shops across cities on December 25
Across Burra New York and other towns a series of fires caused extensive losses. Globe flouring mills at Black Rock Thornton Chester and Niagara mills adjoining were destroyed with thousands of bushels of grain and flour. Lee R Howell's property suffered major losses while surrounding buildings burned. Price losses totaled tens of thousands with insurance cited. Other fires included Wheeler and Aylings shirt factory Thomas’s paint shop and a rubber manufactory in New Jersey. A fireman died from a fall. hose lines froze amid intense cold. several insured properties listed with Hartford among insurers.
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Hartford Insurance Company
Hartford
W. P. Wilson
St. Joseph
Lockwood & Co
Norwich
Conn
Kloppenburg
Springfield
Mass
Nathan Freeland
Montague City
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Fond du Lac
OsweGo
N. Y
Round House
New York and Oswego -Midland Railroad
A Wronged Husband Shoots Wife’s Paramour on Christmas Day
In Pawtucket on Main Street George H Brown shot John H Jenks after a morning greeting. The second bullet wounded Jenks in the bowels. Brown, 28, and Jenks, 29, are Pawtucket residents. Jenks, a baker’s wagon driver, may die. Brown, an overseer at Conant Thread, was seized by bystanders and handed to police. Brown’s wife had confessed to frequent illicit relations with Jenks while Brown was away at work. The incident caused a public uproar and the men’s reputations had been solid prior to the event.
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Bank Partners to Face Criminal Process in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on December 25 it is stated that the partners in the banking firm of C. F. Adae & Co. will be arrested tomorrow on a criminal process charging them with receiving deposits after a deed of assignment was signed.
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Numerous Candidates for the Berlin Mission
Washington December 25. Rumors reach here from Boston about a marriage of Maurice Delfosse Belgian Minister and Miss Dehon. No foundation for the reports. wedding was not at Trinity Church. Delfosse and bride are in New York and will sail for Europe next week with six months leave of absence.
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Fatal shooting and affray sweep Washington crowd
In a Washington restaurant Samuel Emery fatally shot James Coombs during a general row. Emery says self defense after Coombs was not involved. John Brown and Charles Magenna struck Italian John Regallia, who died from a fractured skull. Police report many arrests for drunken disorder. Col Mosby departs for San Francisco to serve as Consul General at Hong Kong.
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Adulterated Sugars Reported by Chandler Analyses
Professor Charles F. Chandler reported to the Board of Health results from analyses by himself and Dr Ricketts on sugar samples from refined coffee and yellow sugars. Tin salts, free acids, and artificial glucose were found. one sample yielded a globule of metal. He warned adulteration defrauds consumers and urged ongoing sugar and syrup analyses by the Sanitary Superintendent.
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O Leary Extends Lead in 165th Mile of Long Race
New York observers report O Leary completed the 165th mile at 9 AM and held a strong betting edge. By 3 35 23 he reached 200 miles, then 210 by 6 52 34 with Campana tiring and resting. At 7 PM O Leary led by 15 miles, Campana showing strain with leg stiffness. Tonight both pushed hard with O Leary advancing, not near London record, while Campana doubts 450 miles. O Leary plans 100 miles tomorrow as Campana contemplates 125 if leg holds.
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Bogardus Announces Pigeon Shoot For Gold Medal
Captain Bogardus, withdrawing from his claim as America’s wing shot champion, sponsors a pigeon and grass ball shooting tournament at Brooklyn Driving Park. The three day event offers $20 sweepstakes for top four scores, contesting twenty single birds at 25 yards.
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Resumption of specie payments and its implications
The Nation argues the United States will resume specie payments within months, redefining the Treasury as a bank of issue. It warns risks to the plan, notes revived business supports stable currency, and credits newspapers and ministers for shaping public opinion against fiat money while praising prudent, steady investment.
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Severe snowstorm cripples rail traffic across New York area
Reports from Buffalo to Port Colborne describe a continuing blizzard with winds up to 48 mph, blocking routes from the Hudson to the Mississippi. Trains are stalled, passengers stranded, and freight suspended as snow depths reach several feet in central and western New York.
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Robbery duped drayman in Broadway box scam
Robert T Williams, delivering two cases of Italian cloths, was tricked into hauling a large wrapped box for 25 cents. The suspect, identified as Jack Sheppard, fled with the dray and goods valued at 2000. Police spread a general alarm and remanded the suspect at Tombs Court.
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Maritime Disasters Reported From Barnegat and Nearby Ports
The Barnegat observer notes the schooner Stephen D. Barnes ashore with captain and five crew, carrying 2600 bushels of oysters from York River Virginia to New York. Life Saving Station No 17 anchors await next high tide. Also reports a Halifax bound schooner wrecked near White Point and a Port Caledonia bound schooner aground at White Haven. The Norfolk Virginia steamer Thomas Jefferson sank after striking a snag. passengers saved. Barnegat also relays an unknown vessel striking Barnegat Shoals with lifesavers dispatched. City of Atlanta between New York and Charleston lost sternpost and rudder, docked after returning under sail.
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Pasha and Count Zichy Reach Preamble on Turkey Austria Talks
In Constantinople on December 25 Caratheodori Pasha and Count Zichy agreed on a preamble paving the way for a definite convention between Turkey and Austria regarding Novi Bazar and Bosnia. The articles will be discussed later and the preamble does not clearly state recognition of the Sultan's sovereignty or the provisional Austrian occupation.
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Bosnian leader threatens Sarajevans for Austrian foes
Vienna dispatches report a former prominent Bosnian leader vows to raise 40,000 men in Novi Bazar to punish Austrian partisans. He also campaigns against the Albanian League, which has arrested him for his designs.
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Havana Honors General with Golden Tablet of Pacifications
The Havana municipality presented Gen. Jovelar a large golden tablet with an ornate inscription listing the island's pacifications and all municipal members. Ongoing Canary Islands immigration continues with an English steamer bringing eight hundred laborers on the latest voyage.
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Ameer's Balkan Departure Report Not Officially Confirmed
From St Petrisburg December 25 the Agence Russe cites a report that the Ameer plans to depart for Balkh with a Russian mission but notes no official confirmation has been issued. The dispatch casts doubt on the rumor amid ongoing war in Asia.
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Hotel keeper arrested for threatening the King
A Copenhagen despatch reports a hotel keeper has been arrested on a charge of threatening to kill the King.
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Paris pond tragedy claims forty eight children
A Paris despatch reports forty eight children drowned when ice broke on a pond at Chapelle Moche in Orne. A Berlin dispatch says Pommerania’s captain and officers were acquitted after an inquiry found human effort did all possible to avoid collision and loss of life. Geneva notes church state separation moves. Vienna reports Suleiman Pasha pardoned amid war conduct inquiry. Snow storms again block Scotland railways as thaw begins in London.
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Restitution in Belgium and other items from abroad
A stolen box of securities worth 18 000 francs was recovered near Ronquieres, left with 16 000 francs inside, while a soldier’s prank with a blank cartridge nearly killed a recruit at Nancy. Other notes cover France’s war budget, Belgian school morals, China’s Yellow Tunic honor, and Sweden’s parish minister question amid rose cultivation profits in the Southeast.
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Local notes from Maine postcard: burglaries, injuries, and depots
The report covers burglaries at James Manley's South Hope store, a Portland injury leaving James Low crippled, a runaway youth found at Vassalboro, and a joint North Berwick depot project funded by Boston and Maine and Eastern Railroads. Also mentioned are a nonpayment by worm doctor C. H. Smith, a Clinton croquet set factory, large lumber and bass shipments, salmon club successes in Calais, a kitchen fire at Mr Lucas's Fast Deering, and Mrs Strout of Gorham facing court bonds for mailed defacement and nervous illness.
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Grand Trunk
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Benjamin Copp
Augusta
Mir Samuel Hutchings
Vassalro
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Ex Gov Stearns ill as New Hampshire news note
Ex Governor Stearns of Concord is reported seriously ill. The Hanover Street Congregational Society in Manchester moves toward building a new church with liberal subscriptions. The State Agricultural Society met in Manchester with A W Quint presiding pro tem and S D Clark as secretary. adjournment to May 1 for officers and business. Amoskeag Co plans a large mill on new Merrimac river land, boosting employment and city growth. A Portsmouth skating mishap ends with a wet scramble but no injury. Mrs Catherine Fulton of Hillsboro Upper Village, 95, died from bedclothes fire after neighbors entered and found her unconscious. Verily, Comanche George sells tualooloo seed in Portsmouth and Exeter for a penny per half dozen. linked to Comanche George Anderson, once profiting in Philadelphia and New York from fake seeds.
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Exeter
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Piladelphia
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Fechter's Farm Life Mirrors a Fading Acting Star
The Quakertown farm of Charles Fechter, famed French actor turned farmer, profits poorly as tolls and costs bite. Once celebrated in New York and Boston, Fechter’s health and heavy drinking eroded his career, leaving his Bucks County venture a shadow of former fame and promising little future on stage or land.
Merrill will case returns as nephew sues in Paris
New York Dec 25 The Merrill will case resumes before Surrogate Calvin with George Merrill, a nephew in Paris, claiming adoption and challenging Mrs Caroline A Merrill's will. Executors Roswell G Rolston and Moses Taylor recount the will found in a valise amid scattered papers, and letters to the Catholic Bishop of Portland reveal estate bequests. The hearing adjourns to Friday next.
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Winter notes from Vermont towns and events
Walden schoolma am teaches girls pistol practice during intermission. Two Rutland jail runaways recaptured. Barre Academy and Goddard Seminary begin winter terms with about sixty students each. Rutland completes new water works costing 30000 dollars. Barre tax collector finances delinquent accounts and pockets ten percent discount. Gen P P Pitkin buys Montpelier Manufacturing assets for about 55009 dollars. new company planned. Two railroad laborers injured near Jamaica by a blast. Chester W Searles arrest for adultery with Mrs Stephen W Palmer viewed as possible blackmail scheme.
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Dr Schliemann Unearths Treasures at Ilium Site
The Constantinople Messenger reports that Dr Schliemann has again uncovered four prehistoric hoards beneath Hissarlik, Ilium. A bronze vessel full of gold ornaments and 16 bars of solid gold are among the riches. The finds may enrich the Imperial Museum, with ownership disputed between Schliemann and the Turkish Government.
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German railways outpace France in wartime capacity
The Allegemeine Militarische Zeitung notes on January 1 1878 Germany counted 30303 km of railways versus France at 23380 km. Germany lists 11 western frontier outlets crossing Rhine bridges, 10 29 locomotives 18211 passenger cars and 600000 seats, plus large freight and baggage car fleets to soldiers. It cites a weakness: German lines are run by eighty seven administrations versus France run by seven associations, complicating wartime negotiations.
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Disorder at Leith hall ends in riot and property damage
A dissatisfied Leith audience disrupted a music hall causing stage gas to be cut off, a panicked but non fatal stampede, and widespread vandalism. Boisterous attendees smashed fixtures, shattered fronts, and extended damage to nearby houses as shopkeepers shuttered windows amid the unrest.
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Christmas Day Observed Quietly Across New York Region
Christmas day passed quietly with church services in New York and Brooklyn drawing crowds. Substantial dinners were served in charitable institutions, new clothing provided, theatres crowded, and Mr Fleiss hosted a well attended dinner for newsboys. Very cold weather persisted with a 1 degree below zero reading at 9 AM and a northwest wind.
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Brothers Reunited At Pittsburg Wedding After Slavery Bond
At a Pittsburg wedding last week a dramatic scene unfolded as two brothers, separated by slavery years before, were reunited. Born in Maryland, sold by a planter, one taken to Texas and the other to Virginia, they grew into men and never expected to meet again. After emancipation they moved north to start businesses, each believing the other dead. They were strangers until introductions revealed their bond and shared life stories.
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John Sherman and government funds inquiry
In a New York Star excerpt, the question asks for John Sherman’s share of interest from 45 million dollars deposited via his instrumentality at First National Bank of New York. The note condemns vast poverty and accuses a millionaire of pillage while hoping to become president.
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Prophetic warning linked to Florida fish deaths
The East Florida Banner notes Prof Knapp’s grim forecast that half the world’s population and all life would perish by 1880. It cites sea fish die offs, pestilence in the South, and famine in China as steps toward the prophecy’s fulfillment.
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Two Die in Paper Mills Boiler Explosion at Kingsley
Kingsley Quebec December 25 Two men were killed and five injured when a wood pulp boiler exploded at the Dominion paper mills last night. The building caught fire immediately after and was not under control near midnight. Damages could not yet be estimated.
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Insurance reps petition to remove fire chief Sexton
About seventy five representatives of insurance companies in St. Louis petition Mayor Overstolz to dismiss H. Clay Sexton from the post of chief of the fire department for alleged mismanagement of fires.
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American Lady Demands Safe Passage On racing Mississippi Steamer
A young wealthy American woman boarding a Mississippi steamer with three children asks the captain to promise not to race. He gives his word, but soon another steamer appears, raising the tension on a vessel known for risky competition.
Drowning of Student Crossing Ice on Susquehanna
Sunbury Pennsylvania December 25 William Niles nineteen son of Professor Niles drowned today while attempting to cross the Susquehanna River on the ice.
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Fire Destroys Bunkers Aboard Steam Ship Athens
A morning blaze in the coal bunkers of the steam ship Athens trapped the crew as the hatches were battened and the apartment flooded. Firefighters extinguished the flames. the vessel, planned to sail Saturday for Europe, remained docked.
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Court of Appeals bars referees in divorce cases
St Louis March 25 The Court of Appeals in this city have decided that divorce cases can not be referred to a referee and this decision places a number of persons whose suits were placed in the hands of referees in very unpleasant positions.
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Massachusetts Adventists meet in Lowell Mechanics Hall
The quarterly meeting of the Massachusetts Second Adventists began Wednesday at Mechanics Hall in Lowell and will continue through the week. The report also notes various local incidents from Taunton Newburyport and Holyoke including suicides arrests drownings and court actions.
Newport News Highlights Stream of Local Incidents
At Newport Newton Lewis of Hartford fell down a steamer hatchway injuring himself seriously. The ship Servia bound New York to London is at Newport in distress after striking a rock near Little Gall Light. Rev Jeter of Shiloh Baptist Church returned home with a Brooklyn bride who has helped with National Monitor. The body of Thomas Dwyer of Central Falls was found with a crushed skull in an alley near the Red Lion. an inquest will be held. The Smith Granite Company now employs around 160 to 220 workers, a peak for the year. Seaman John Ericeson died on the schooner Mary H Nason at Newport from a fall in Boston harbor. hospital admission was denied for unpaid dues. White Rock mill at Westerly flooded by four feet after anchor ice formed on the dam and bulkhead gate. North Stonington frets over a graveyard dispute as a private graveyard was opened and body moved to Union Cemetery by a widow asserting her right. Newport’s William Melton Farrow returns after eighteen months as Ballard Rifle Company representative, displaying a prized medal collection with wide acclaim. He has traveled from California to Lausanne and Dusseldorf during the period.
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Hartford Votes to Sell Old State House to City
Hartford voters approved selling the town interest in the old State House and grounds to the city for one dollar. Portlander William Rand, 70, died by his own hand after family troubles. Suffield resident Halsey Curtis, fresh from a slander victory, had some property attached to cover his legal bills. Southern road engineer Lackey, injured in the Newington crash, received 190 dollars.
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Deaths of Col Aiken and Capt William B Parker
Washington mourns Col William Aiken a Lowland Scot born 1837 died there after Civil War service as editor and Democratic organizer. Also Capt William B Parker president of Naumkeag Bank Salem died at 78 after long maritime and banking career. service included Alderman positions and Naumkeag Steam Cotton role. Admiral Hoff
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Will Probate Reveals Jealous Love Letter Probate Erie
A will filed in Erie county reveals a letter from the deceased to his brother detailing a love triangle. The writer mentions a sweetheart named Susey who alternately consorts with another man called that Galent, vowing vengeance if she sees him with Galent. He hints at other sweethearts, including Lidey W, and ends with a benediction and a plea for forgiveness.
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Ice breaks river foils two men and twenty-seven cabins
In Port Nevur Quebec on December 25 a river ice break washed away twenty seven fishing cabins and two men. A search along the beach has yielded no sign of the missing men as of now.
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Signor del Puente
Wagner
Signor Franceschi
Stebel
Ifme
Pisani
Martha
Mile
Signor Frapceschi
Annina
Robintana Mile
Violetta
Ees
Signor Ardita
Azs
Manacen
Boston Museum
Mr R. M. Frsce
Howard Athenium
Mit McHee Rankin
Kitty Blanchard
Danites
Louis Aldrich
T. Parsloe
J. H. Haverly
Hathaway & Pond
Kellar
Gaiety Theatre
Nel
Nele Sant
Denman Thompson
Sosa
Boston Music Tall
Saul
Endor
Gollah
Columbus Ave
Ferdinand St
Ion
Mechanic's Fair
Providence Depot
Alfred M. Maruus
B. B. Russell & CO
Adams & CO
Goldberg
London General Post Office
Dick” Anderson
South Carolina
Stanbridge
Berne
Duke of Cumberland
Fontenoy
Natchitoches
Christine
Alfonso
Portugal
Berra Alta
Lisbon
Delphi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!