Captain's Brother Declines Blame in Widows Plea
A scene unfolds with a widow seeking protection from a man she believes has wronged her. The captain’s brother denies being the man, claiming no engagement and promising to inform the captain if he encounters the true culprit. The widow, cautious and embarrassed, departs with guarded hope. The captain suspects someone has used his name and seeks the real offender.
Visited The Unprovoked Outrage at Havana Ha
A brief dispatch notes an incident in Havana involving unrest and a congressional request for action. Named figures or groups are not clearly readable in the fragment, but the piece references political tension and a call for accountability amid the disruption.
Address to the Colored People urging prayer after 15th Amendment ratification
The National Executive Committee led by George T. Downing calls on African Americans nationwide to gather once the 15th Amendment is official, to offer thanks and demonstrate that the enfranchisement will advance the nation's moral and material interests. They pledge to uphold the right with responsible civic contribution and loyalty to the country and fellow citizens.
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Funding Bill Set as Special Order for Tuesday
Senate dispatch notes the Funding Bill becomes the special order for Tuesday. The Union Pacific Railroad section reports a adopted resolution seeking information on action regarding claims by the Central branch for bonds or land in lieu of their road.
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Legislative notices on foreign relations and judiciary reforms
The bill by Morton and Howe on neutral U S relations was sent to the Foreign Relations Committee. Conkling reported a revision bill to extend the time for consolidating the statutes and to appoint commissioners. Wilson proposed increasing Supreme and Circuit Court judges to eleven and defining judicial district boundaries. Trembuil reported Mississippi representation and a circuit realignment assigning districts among states. Justices must reside in their circuit.
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Maine House Passes Local and Private Bills In Brief Session
Avousta Ma Fes 9 The Maine House approves bills including powers for Ocean Insurance Co of Portland and a general railroad proposal with a ten year no-build clause near active projects. Petitions from Pembroke residents are received. various private measures reported.
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Labor Reform Dispatch and Sudden Death News
Special dispatches report the Labor Reform Dispatch preparing its first issue in Concord New Hampshire with editorial leaders and a Samuel Flint speech planned. Prince Arthur's White River Junction stopover and snow delays noted, plus a spirited Labor Reform meeting in Manchester New York led by Henry Hazen and J M Rolston. Keegan-Dickey Case noted as Sudden Death.
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Cotton Receipts at Ports Rise Slightly This Week
Receipts of cotton at the five ports New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston and New York from last week to this week total 47611 bales up from 47028. The report notes continued demand for bagging and ties and hints at a late picking season extending beyond February 2.
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Impeachment Trial Opens for State Auditor Wyckliffe
The impeachment trial of State Auditor Wyckliffe began this morning. The Bulletin reports Judge Cooley charging State Treasurer Dubelet with defrauding the state auditors by discounting warrants and using state funds.
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Riots in Paris See New Barricades Erected
Paris reports renewed disturbances with new barricades along Rue du Faubourg du Temple and Belleville. Troops remain nearby but have not fired. police baton charges take place as arrests mount. Gustave Flourens remains at large as editors are arrested and Paris quietly handles widespread unrest.
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Fort Stanton Organizes 60 Man Expedition
Letters from Santa Fe report that on January 27 citizens organized a 60 man expedition to pursue the Meryetuare Apache Indians under the command of Captain Baker.
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Workmen Die After Fall From St Paul Bridge
Curiaco Fee J Nolen and Stephen Crogden were killed when they fell from the St Paul bridge over the Mississippi River yesterday.
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Butler Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life in Kansas
In Archson Kansas on February 8 Francis Butler shot his wife wounding her seriously then killed himself claiming insanity as the cause. The tragedy occurred in Butler's home and authorities reported the case as a domestic violent incident linked to mental state.
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Freight train derails between Aupany and Schenectady
A Central Railroad freight train ran off the track between Aupany and Schenectady today. One car was badly smashed but no injuries were reported.
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London Fes News on Queen's Speech and Irish Debate
The Times criticizes the ministry for a timid Irish policy though notes boldness on the Fenians and pledge for vigorous legislation. The Daily News urges ballot reform as a remedy for grievances. The Standard assigns responsibility for Irish violence to the Government amid a Commons session report.
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