Mississippi Harmony Amid Postwar Politics Report
Col McClure lauds calm race relations in Mississippi and rising wealth as labor abounds. Negroes reportedly avoid politics while expanding cotton land ownership, with limited congressional gains in Vicksburg and Darrell districts. The piece rebuts demagogic claims and foresees a hopeful future for the state.
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White House dinner set reveals costly compromise
The famed White House porcelain service used for Gen Grant’s visit sparked a dispute over price. Originating with a £3000 allocation, the final charge neared $18,000, leading to a compromise: $3,000 plus rights to duplicate the set twenty five times minus eagle motifs, boosting Haviland & Co.’s profile.
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Grand Opera Season Invites Public to Refined Sophistication
The season of grand opera spreads its fascinations before the public and thousands will yield to the alluring invitation. Good opera refines civilization, shapes taste, and elevates the mind toward organized art. Those with musical skill or appreciation gain, others may learn by attending. Let's all go.
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Weather warnings extend along New England coastline
Cautions issued for New England as snow and high northeast winds threaten mon day with variable temperatures and rising barometer later. Signals remain in effect from New Haven to Boston, with offshore cautions from New York to Norfolk and ports including New London, Newport, Portland and Eastport.
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Funding bill faces slow action despite debate limit
In Washington on December 26, Representative Wood won House consent to limiting general debate on the Funding bill to one day after recess. Yet opponents warn a persistent minority may lengthen discussion under the five minutes rule and block action. Greenbackers support delaying but hope to defeat the measure eventually.
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Wood
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Weather prophets under fire Vennor accuracy debated
Washington reports Prof. Cleveland Abbe of the Signal Service critiques Vennor forecasts noting only about one quarter of his predictions align with facts for the St. Lawrence valley and less for Washington. He says no method yields reliable long range forecasts and cites experiments comparing Herald and London bureau results as similarly unrevealing.
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Two Boards Formed to Consider Navy Pay Officers
A navy pay officers board, led by Pay Director T L Hooker, has reviewed officers for promotion with Pay Inspector George L Davis awaiting a decision. A second board, led by Commodore J C Febiger, will meet January 6 to determine ranks for active officers below rear admiral and report precedence dates to the Secretary of the Navy.
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R. H. Clark
Davis
George Cochrane
John Stevenson
Stevenson
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John C. Febiger
John M. Browne
William Kirkland
John W. Moore
Robert L. Phythian
A.S. Kenny
Comander Thomas
Secretary of the Navy
Republican Split Likely Over Garfield Senate Fight
Washington dispatch says a Garfield challenge to the stalwart wing of the party is probable after March. The coming Senate battle will hinge on confirmations by the new President and the balance of power in eight key states California Indiana Michigan Minnesota Nebraska New Jersey Pennsylvania and Wisconsin may decide the outcome with Democrats aiming to hold the balance of power if Republicans split.
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CURRENT TOPICS Pay Plan For United States Deputy Marshals
A project outlines compensation reforms for United States Deputy Marshals aiming to adjust pay structures. The initiative seeks to align salaries with duties and recruitment needs across federal law enforcement.
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Census Returns Delayed for Holiday Adjournment
Gen Walker reports census returns not ready for Congress before the holiday adjournment due to errors in several states. He expects to present them when Congress reopens. Controversy between Conkling and Bayard over the Dover speech continues with a potential personal privilege speech by Conkling. Pardee of New Orleans is slated for U S District judge vacancy created by Woods promotion to the Supreme Court. Pardee is an Ohio native.
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Chicago Board of Trade eyes new building amid trade boom
A dec 25 Despatch notes Chicago end year prosperity with record bank clearings and grain gains. Grain receipts reach 161 million bushels, pork hogs slaughtered rise to 9.376 million, and a new Board of Trade building plan due for a Dec 30 vote to purchase a lot near Jackson and Van Buren.
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One Hundredth Anniversary of First Universalist Church
Gloucester Mass December 26 The Independent Christian Society celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Old Murray Church the first Universalist church in America founded by John Murray. Rev Costello Weston preached from Hebrews xi 39 40 recalling 1780 building days and Revolutionary era suffering, charity and privation.
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Unpleasant Adventurers Experience and Colonists' Complaints
In Caldwell Kansas on Christmas Day soldiers and pilgrims stayed under shelter as melting snow muddied roads and rain fell. Dr Wilson of Texas reported a favorable interview with the President who would open public lands but await Congress action. Cherokee council lowers cattle tax to forty cents per head and objects to Indian Agent Miles moving Araphoes and Cheyennes onto the Cherokee strip. New colonists arrive and signups grow for crossing the line though dates remain indefinite. Many colonists return home for the holidays.
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Man and wife shot on railway car mystery near Neeleyville
A St. Louis man shot R. P. Jones and his wife Mrs. Jones aboard a passenger train at Neeleyville Missouri. Jones was wounded in the hand, Mrs. Jones in the head dangerously, and Dr. J. A. Rogers of Texas was flesh wounded. The assailant fled to the woods and Rogers continued to Texas.
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Mr. Rogers
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Messiah Presented by Theodore Thomas in Cincinnati
The Christmas Messiah by Theodore Thomas with the College of Music orchestra and festival chorus drew about 4000, with Bischoff and Whitney acclaimed. Bischoff’s strong voice revived nerves, Whitney’s "Why do the nations rage" drew cheers from 650 chorus members and the audience, while Thomas was welcomed with enthusiasm.
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Fatal boating accident near Fort Monroe claims Klein
In fog on Mill Creek near Fort Monroe, Corporal Klein of Battery C perished after a small boat capsized while attempting to cross. Corporal Norton of Battery K and Jacob Klein were rescued, Norton remains missing as Klein dies from exposure. Mr. Dristell heard cries and aided the rescue.
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Severe storm blocks Sound boat. Rhodes funeral held
A nor’easter keeps the Sound boat in port at Newport. The funeral of Brown University librarian B H Rhodes, a Brookline native, was held this afternoon. James R K Keene used a special train from Boston. A Land League meeting was addressed by James Bray and Rev Dr Grace, with a liberal collection raised.
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Ireland’s planned rising and Irish policy debate
Government reports an organized Ireland uprising planned for December 26. Troop dispatches to Ireland, London, and provinces follow. Details describe boycotting opposition, Portadown unrest, and violence, with notes on Land League, Vatican views, and police actions amid a global mix of related events.
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Madrid pressures to block US tariff reform on Cuba
A Madrid government stance is urged by free trade advocates and Catalan and Castilian interests to resist U S tariff changes affecting Cuba and Puerto Rico. The press argues Spain must not cut duties for American goods and warns against reforms that could end Cuba’s tariff protections, amid negotiations in Washington.
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Repressive Measures Reported in Russian Universities
A St Peters burg correspondent cites Kazan student meetings and petitions as contravening university law. Archangel deportations worsen as new Governor ends food allowances and distributes rags, causing misery and casualties among political detainees.
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Greek arbitration talks move amid Greek Turkish dispute
The Paris dispatches report that powers accept arbitration in the Greek frontier issue with conditions. Athens says premier Comoandouros declined the proposal while Tissot warns the powers. Aleko Pasha resigns as Roumelia governor amid assembly vote. he seeks permission to travel to Constantinople.
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Fire Rips Through Ogdensburg Office and Stores
A morning blaze in Ogdensburg shattered the Advance office and a grocer’s shop on the first floor, totaling losses of 73,000 with 1,800 insurance and 9,000 with 7,200 insured respectively. Adjacent tenants including Eli Spooner, Charles Paris, and Joseph Pincus faced fire and water damage but are fully insured.
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Eli Spooner
Charles Paris
Joseph Pincus
New York City
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Indian farm instructor reports success in Prince Albert mission
Winnipeg dispatch notes Mr. Lucas, the Indian farm instructor at Prince Albert, NW territories, reports 400 to 500 Indians under his charge making good progress in agriculture. About 2000 bushels of wheat were raised this year as Indians acquire cattle, build houses, and adopt new farming practices.
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Tennessee Debt Crisis and Repudiation Threats
A Nashville letter argues Tennessee risks repudiation of public debts as Brownlow era mismanagement worsened bonds and taxes. It details reform attempts, failed adjustments, and warns bondholders that new administrations may again stall settlement, threatening state credit and political gains.
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Man Searches for Father as Skating Contests Blaze in Manhattan
A Pennsylvanian farmer, raised by a man named Cleary, discovers in New York that he is Francis Coogan born there and seeks his mother’s estate. Skating races at Manhattan grounds see Geo Walton win two miles and George D Phillips take five miles. Missing children from Brooklyn prompt fears of kidnapping as a 62 year old man dies by suicide and a Brooklyn fire injures a family. A mass meeting at Cooper Institute aims to reorganize city democracy with Hewitt and others. Ferry Rockaway collides with brig Windsor during a storm, no injuries.
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Severe Gale at Lewes Threatens Vessels and Harbor
A heavy easterly gale battering Lewes Del. since yesterday morning drove the bark W. T. Harwood high on the beach and sent the little steamer Wanderer to pieces near the iron pier. Crews were rescued. few vessels remain in harbor. similar storms reported in Virginia New York and Maryland with heavy snow and blocked roads.
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Ex Governor of South Carolina Fires Man in Ohio
Gen. B. T. Scott former South Carolina governor and Napoleon resident shot and killed W. G. Drury after a quarrel over Scott’s son. Drury, a drug store clerk, was to be married next Tuesday. A military guard at the hotel detains Scott as an arrest follows. Scott later moved to Defiance for safety amid public anger. preliminary exam set for tomorrow.
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Porter to wed Miss Stone before Indiana inauguration
Governor elect Albert G. Porter will travel East to marry Miss Stone on Jan. 5 in New York. They plan to return for the Jan. 10 inauguration and a Governor’s mansion reception. Porter denies any interest in the Treasury post and says he will serve Indiana as governor for two years.
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Tragic Hotel Altercation Ends in Killing at Rockaway Beach
A group visiting H T Griffin's hotel at Seaside Landing Rockaway Beach quarreled over beer quality. Mahon drew a knife and Griffin fired six chambers, then blasted with buckshot killing Mahon instantly. Griffin arrested and jailed.
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Tragic Train Collision Kills Six Near Clan Deboye Station
A sleigh party of six from Lucan Ont. was struck by a London Huron and Bruce Railway train near Clan Deboye station after their horses bolted on a late Christmas night. James McGrath his wife and two relatives died instantly along with Matthew and Ellen Blake a cousin. McGrath's 13 month old child was dangerously hurt but is expected to recover Annie McGrath saved herself by jumping.
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Ellen Blake
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Halifax Gains as River du Loup Purchase Lowers Rail Costs
The government’s summer purchase of the River du Loup branch cut rail charges, turning Halifax into a viable ocean shipment point. Halifax now has a $495 edge versus a prior American port advantage of about $2,500, plus three extra days for transatlantic crossings. Labour cost differences favor Halifax over New York, and customs and port dues differ: Halifax $52.50. New York $415.90. Baltimore $410. Philadelphia $424. Boston $36.30.
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Jealous brother kills brother in Camden county tragedy
Utica report says Henry Ostrander aged 29 shot and killed his brother George Ostrander aged 26 at their home near Camden. Jealousy over a kissing incident and a spittoon dispute led to Henry firing through George's eye. Henry claims George tried to ruin the family. Henry is in custody.
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Edward Parker Arrested in Mail Pouch Robbery Case
Edward Parker, former Central City postmaster, was arrested in Omaha on a charge of robbing the registered mail pouch from the Union Pacific train in Central City in March 1677. The pouch and contents were recovered. Parker had eluded officers until Friday night, when he was arrested for drunkenness, later recognized by deputies.
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Trenton Fire Kills Woman in Warmer’s Alley Frame House
A frame house in Warner's alley burned yesterday in Trenton. Mrs Johnson was found dead on the second floor with hair and skin burned off. Henry Johnson, her husband, claimed she was drunk, but his suspicious behavior led to his arrest.
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General coal miners strike in four Ohio towns halts trains
A broad coal miners strike spreads from Nelsonville Shawnee Straitsville and Corning Ohio. The Herking Valley Railway removed engines and cabooses to stop coal trains until wages are paid twice monthly.
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Norwegian Poet Bjornson Receives Chicago Reception
A reception at McVicker's Theatre welcomed Norwegian poet Bjornson in Chicago. About three quarters of the house were filled with his countrymen as he delivered an address in their native language.
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Hopkins to Replace Semiannual Exams with Weekly Sessions
Johns Hopkins University academic council adopts a new examination method. Instead of two weeks of semiannual testing, exams will be held weekly or at intervals set by each professor, aiming to save time and increase efficiency.
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Treated list of Tremont area suppliers and manufacturers
A catalog style listing details numerous Tremont area firms including nail makers Tobey agent at 17 Oliver and Downer kerosene at 101 Water. Also noted are oil inspectors gauges with Means at 6 Customhouse, and rubber goods from Hall Rubber Co at 72 74 Federal street along with stamp makers, sewing machine dealers, varnish makers, and wine and liquor wholesalers among others.
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Ita East
Cambridge
Scollay Square
Milner J. S
North Street
Paintee Chamber Furniture
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Bogman & Vinal
T Dock Square
Burdett & Williams
Dock Square
Wade, W.J.& Sons
Life. Insurance
Berkshire Life Insurance Company
Pittsflete
Mapa
W.R. Phinket
J.W. Gul
W. H. Hall
A. Lee
Washimeton Street
Lime
Chment
Young
Arthur
Kilby Street
Leatherbee
John W
Albany Street
Stetson, Moseley & Co
NEW
S.a.woods Machine CO
Huost & Pugbee
Friend Street
Manganese Importers
Pope, W. O
Manufacturers’ & Mill Suopplins
Putnam,g.d. & Coo
Downer Kerosene CO
Winnipiseogee Paper CO
Franklin
N. H
Adams
Joseph H
School Street
U.S. Patent Office
Andren. Alban
LE Kkow NS Bros
Crosby & Gregory
Eddy
Kh. H
Spencer
A. H
Tilden
Charles B
Kashua
United States Patent Office
Williams
Henry W
Washington Sr
Hrainard
Charles R
Jenney, Stephen &Co
Central Wharf
Shoe Manue Acthres
Ge Goods
Robinson, In, G
Chamberlain
S. W
Erry, J
Cornhill
Dimon, H.C. & CO
Mill Street
Miller
George H
Dorchester Av
Prentiss
Burbank, Ryder & Damon
KS. Popp, W.A. & CO
Ilsley, B.T
India Street
Callahan, J. H.& CO
Lincoln Street
Campbell Bros
Dorchester Avenue
Conlon, John & CO
Cosztello
J.H
Connell
M. O
Blackstone Street
Shea
John
Cen
Delwemim
WM. H. Brett
W.H. Brett Engraving Co
Sromfield Street
Bromfield Streeg
Fifteenth Year Nursery Publishing Co
Bromfield St
Phenix Hotel
Oston
Green Street
Best
I. M. Southwick
KR. L. J. Kahn
10Th St
61Ttancock Street
Kahn's Museum Dolsorezé
Itchell, Eves & CO
Gentral Wharf
Ives, Larb & CO
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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!