Civil rights and civil service notes from Congress
Mr Boutwell presented a petition of colored citizens of Massachusetts asking admission of P. B. Pinchback as Senator from Louisiana. A five member committee was proposed to investigate the civil service and report a reorganization bill. Mr Edmunds noted the Civil Rights bill had been discussed and would be taken up after the Indian Appropriation bill.
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Weed’s Letter Urges Third Term Opposition and Honest Democrats
The New York Tribune will publish Thurlow Weed’s letter arguing the Republican Party’s collapse stems from Grant’s third term ambitions and weak leaders. He backs specie resumption, criticizes the New York Exchange drag, and prefers an honest Democrat like Hancock or Booth over an ineffective Republican.
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Third annual meeting of River Valley Masonic Union at Newport
Newport New Hampshire hosts the third annual meeting of the River Valley Masonic Union with many Craft members and ladies present. Officers elected include President Edward A. Chittenden and Vice Presidents Geo E Dame Geo H Babbitt Frank C Churchill. Remarks honor Connecticut River Valley Masonry Vermont New Hampshire and George Washington with readings from Gov Weston and others. Bands from Carter Boston and Hough Lebanon provided music. The gathering is described as the most successful yet.
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Edward A. Chittenden
White River Junction
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Bellows Falls
Frank C. Churchill
Lebanon
A. T. Waite
Lymas Tf. Hayes
Srvitton
Hartland
Connecticut River Valley Masonic Union
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Policy holders debate separation of Mutual Apartment
A February meeting in Lowell evaluated a Special Committee report on severing the stock and mutual departments of the Mutual Apartment of the Traders' and Mechanics' Fire Insurance Company. The committee found a separation impractical without legislative action, and the matter was dropped without action.
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Court Adjourns To Tuesday Morning On Washington's Birthday
The judge indicated nearing adjournment but stated work remains. The court then adjourned to Tuesday morning next as Washington's Birthday is a legal holiday.
Testimony in Tilton Beecher case brushes courtroom nerves
Thursday session features Mrs Tilton’s brother describing a sudden disturbance in the parlor and Mr Beecher’s cautionary greeting. Witness Richards notes a painful impression while Robinson recalls Beecher praising Frank Moulton as a Godraised friend. Brasher cites late hour sightings on Tilton’s steps as jurors cope with dramatic testimonies.
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Pentecost
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Fullerton
Inside History of Labor Troubles at Fall River Mills
A Fall River report outlines wage reductions and concessions disputed by weavers. It cites a chain of delegations from spinners to weavers, the final concession rejected for a full ten percent cut, threats against workers, and a Weavers' Committee card offering to consider reasonable settlements.
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Railroad rate war heats up as Eastern lines contest cuts
Chicago reports growing excitement over a pending railroad war with speculators buying many tickets. Eastern lines discuss cutting New York rates but limit cuts to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington while Michigan Central and Michigan Southern seek to stay out. A freight rate meeting aims to hold tariffs as long as possible, signaling future shippers' trouble. A Milwaukee dispatch notes passage of Potter Railroad law substitute and governor signature. Baltimore notices a Western fare cut by Baltimore and Ohio met by Pennsylvania reductions, with Western freight rates nominal as shippers name terms.
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Death of Rear Admiral Bell in New Jersey
Rear-Admiral Charles H. Bell died of pneumonia yesterday morning in New Brunswick New Jersey at age 77. Butler plans Europe travel next summer and declines to speak at a Maryland fair next fall. United States Centennial Commission delays International Exhibition dates to May 10 and November 10 1876 for weather and foreign input. Alonzo Page a Pepperell Corporation watchman in Biddeford Maine sought for being three times married. He has lived with wife No 2 for eight years and recently wed Julia Thompson of Great Falls taking wife No 3.
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Bis mark's retirement discussed in Bern
The report from Bern on February 19 notes ongoing speculation about Prince Bis mark retirement and the likelihood of Prince Hohenlohe taking on partial duties to ease the prince's onerous obligations.
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Workingmen discuss sending delegates to Centennial Expo
Paris February 19 The workingmen's associations debate sending delegates to the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia with plans under discussion.
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Movement for Pardoning Mlle Jouvin Sparks New Petition
New York reports renewed push to pardon Mlle Leonie Jouvin a Milanese fiancé Milo Leonte Jouvin and the smuggling case. Officials who seized goods face petition calls while Graff family intrigue unfolds with an arrest and bail set at 2000 dollars as a separate layer of the case. An oyster and fish famine looms as embargoed waters freeze and city finances loom afterward.
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