Metropolis steamship wreck reported near Currituck beach
Signal Service at Kitty Hawk reports the steamship Metropolis stranded on Currituck beach three miles south of Currituck lighthouse with 248 aboard. Fifty swam ashore. no Life Saving Station aid. An operator is dispatched on horseback to establish telegraph and relay details as available.
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Tug Croatan Scene Described in Coastal Disaster Report
An agent of the press traverses to the disaster site by the tug Croatan through the canal. Signals indicate no aid was sent from nearby Life-saving Stations, underscoring the need for capable personnel in dangerous duties. The Navy Secretary orders help from the Navy Yard, as no government vessel is available locally. The revenue cutter Colfax, commanded by Capt. Irish, is present and expected to sail at dawn if the gale permits.
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Robbery case and saloon scandal shock New York
In New York Mrs Oakman of Boston testifies after a brutal assault at Christian Ohland's saloon. Ohland is jailed for trial on $5000 bail as details reveal a troubled past, missing Boston girl clue, and a separate Lord family lunacy suit amid legal moves and threats.
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Democrats Press Reductions in Diplomatic Salaries
The Appropriation Committee reviews retrenchment in foreign missions with proposed cuts to minister and consular salaries. The plan would end diplomatic posts in Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Greece and the Swiss Republic, and reduce pay for missions to major powers and various nations. The West Point bill and whiskey tax adjustments are also in focus as Republicans push back.
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Pacific railroads hearing probes Texas Southern Pacific bills
Washington January 31 The House Committee on Pacific Railroads continued hearings on Texas and Southern Pacific measures. Key figures like James Hi Storrs and C P Huntington defended and debated the powers of Congress, eminent domain, and the relative roles of Southern Pacific Central Pacific and Texas plans with financial data and build-delay criticisms. The session adjourned with extension of the Northern Pacific land grant next.
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Widow Oliver reveals letters in Cameron affair interview
Washington correspondent reports the widow Mary Oliver accuses Simon Cameron of deception. She cites letters showing romantic entreaties and offers to elope. She hints at political entanglements while describing two past marriages and a missing second husband.
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Grand Duke Nicholas Enters Adrianople and Russian Advancements
Grand Duke Nicholas arrives by rail from Hermanli and quarters in the Governor's palace. Russian vanguard occupies Bobaski Haskioi Demotica and Kirk Kilissa while Czarewitch’s army crosses the Lom. Turks retreat toward fortresses of the quadrilateral as Russian push continues near Tcherkeskoi Rodosto and Keshan.
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Public uproar over war vote and Gladstone charges
London reports intense demonstrations and noisy meetings over a £6,000,000 war credit. The war party grows in the cabinet, with expected statements to shift policy. Charges against Gladstone arise regarding Greek attack on Turkey. Layard named as informant. The Times criticizes Gladstone's Oxford speech.
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Vienna seeks European conference on peace terms
A Vienna despatch notes Austria proposes a European conference in Vienna to discuss peace preliminaries on Russia and Turkey. Russia signals willingness to modify stipulations with powers, while Britain and Austria exchange differing notes. Rumors in Constantinople suggest Russia seeks control of an Asiatic Straits position as a condition of armistice.
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Address of American Residents to King Humbert-THE SCOTTISH HIERARCHY
Signor Depretis informs American Minister Marsh that King Humbert gratefully received the American residents’ condolence on Victor Emmanuel’s death and sends thanks to the signers and Marsh. The Pope approves plans to reconstruct the Scottish hierarchy appointing two Archbishops and four suffragans and will convene a consistory for palliums. The Pope’s health improves amid reports Ultramontane Cardinals seek Vatican Italy tensions to remove the Conclave.
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Missionary Mackey defies mob on Formosa island
Chinese dated reports say Mackey, a Canadian missionary, was ordered off Formosa by a mob and refused to depart. Japanese accounts claim 42 million dollars spent to quell the rebellion and rumor Mori was assassinated in China.
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Secret sitting yields commando...moudouros to ministers
Athens reports a secret Chamber of Deputies session where a major commoundouros was submitted to the ministerial program. If accepted ministers of finance war and marine would present extraordinary estimates. The Premier urged continued deliberations and warned resignation if quorum failed. A provisional government formed by twenty four communes in Volo Thes saly. The Chamber later passed a vote of confidence 121 to 6 granting ministers power to act for Hellenism.
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German bill on cabinet changes faces constitutional hurdle
Berlin January 31 The Federal Council may rule that a bill paving the way for German minister appointments requires a two thirds constitutional majority. Yet the chancellor cannot bear the burden of controlling the entire administration, so efforts will be made to realize the contemplated change.
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Spain to sign protectorate treaty rumor denied
The Madrid rumor that Spain will sign a treaty assuming protectorate over San Domingo is denied. A London notice says the Cleopatra obelisk site on the Thames embankment has been chosen near the Adelphi steps between Charing Cross and Waterloo Bridge.
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Various Maine Local News Clippings and Notes
A montage of brief items: Mr Alexander McCabe of Wells found dead in bed. Maine seeks a State Board of Examiners for public school teachers. Portland mayor Butler may win renomination if not mistaken for namesake. Kennebec Steamboat Co seeks a weekly Bath to Boston propeller. Bion Bradbury touring Europe with daughter and husband C F Libby. Eastern Railroad to permit sheriff requests without warrants. G H Jenness to Washington to possibly join the Clerk of the House. John Welch of Alexander found dead after woods trip to Sysladobsis Lake. John Palmer of Bar Mills assaulted near church but escaped. John C Robbins sues Luther Bryant over rent. jury not seated. Bangor mayor Hamlin wooing silk workers from Switzerland and Belgium to emigrate. Erni cites Bangor as good for silk trade. A favorable Belgium consul letter follows.
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Leighton payment and bank stock change within New Hampshire items
The Leighton firm paid 72 300 to John R. Poor for Star Island and related properties. Rockingham National Bank invites old stock certificates after voting to change par value from 56 to 100. Rollinsford Savings Bank assets rated good for 75 percent to depositors with leave to resume. Dartmouth College held a day of prayer with President Bartlett speaking on religion’s claims upon youth. Plymouth preliminary examination of James G Jesseman on aggravated assault held him for March term. The case arouses public interest seeking murder trial.
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Aaron Ear and wife mark sixtieth wedding anniversary
An 84 year old husband Aaron Ear and his wife 78 celebrated sixty years of marriage in Chester. The item notes their milestone as a local family event.
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Local Happenings and Court Sentences Reported
F B Goss of the Barnstable Patriot is prostrated by illness. Worcester Burglaries lead to six-year prison terms for Peters, Keegan, and McManus. Lizzie Sullivan burned severely. recovery doubtful. G W and C H Mowry store in Mansfield robbed. fourth time in twenty months. Capt Sylvanus Baker injured in New Bedford. Hannah Shea assaulted in Springfield. injuries not serious. Wyman's Exchange building assessed high value. rental about $6000. estimated property value up to 100000. Moody and Sankey meetings in Springfield postponed a week to stay in Hartford. Rev T K E Babb receives call to settle in Victor NY. Addison F Stone of Barre near freezing in Worcester after drinking. Stewart L Woodford invited to speak at Amey College commencement.
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Meeting of the American Geographical Society in New York
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Mysterious Attack on Boston Train Near Harlem N Y
Washington bound from Boston was fired on near Bartow s station Harlem N Y with stones and pistol shots injuring fireman James Goodfellow. Eight to nine assailants fled into woods while train hands armed did not shoot. Conductor David Marshall led search before train resumed to Harlem river. Modoc Club gang suspected.
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Murder at St George Maine Unsolved Five Weeks Secret
Coroner in Rockland held an inquest into the death of Mrs Sarah H Meservey found strangled at her St George home. The verdict states she died between December 25 and January 29 from strangulation with a knotted scarf, after a violent struggle. No clue to the killer, though the motive appears money related.
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Topeka Bank and Savings Institute Closes Its Doors
The Topeka Bank and Savings Institute shut down. deposits total about $140,000, notes and discounts plus stock around $225,000, and real estate $365,000. It is a State bank. Depositors meet to decide next steps. an assignment for creditors is likely. The failure stemmed from a flutter among small depositors in other banks, but all who presented checks were paid.
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