Jubilee Singers at White House Move President to Tears
The Colored Jubilee Singers performed at the White House, and upon starting their famous Steal Away to Jesus the president reportedly wept openly. The text also alludes to alleged theft by Brady Dorsey and a corrupt group of Republican politicians.
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Blaine's American Policy and the Chile Bolivia Mediation Saga
Washington reports detail the long running U S mediation effort in the Chile Bolivia Peru war from 1879 to 1880. Pettis Christiancy Osborn Evarts and Kilpatrick clash over strategy as Chile seeks Tarapaca while others press neutrality and accept mediation.
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Floods Hit River Regions Worsening Across States
Feb 22 reports describe rising flood waters and widespread damage along the Ohio Mississippi and Wabash basins. Cities like Cincinnati Evansville Memphis and Springfield report high water flooding rail lines factories and homes with deaths and missing persons in certain areas.
Infanticide charge and various local incidents recounted
Glynn of East Hampden is held in Bangor on infanticide charges. A special legislature session to pass a congressional appointment bill will not be held, saving $30,000. A Maine setting weekly by John Hanscom is planned for Biddeford. Sockalikis of Greenbush died after a self inflicted wound near Old Town. Frank Robinson of South Harbor suffered severe frost exposure after night on ice at Bar Harbor. Charles Whiting, intoxicated, traded his horse for a bogus sobriety powder and lost the horse. a Boston producer scammer was arrested at Millbridge after prior thefts in Kennebec county and Wayne. J. N. Austin remains jailed in Augusta.
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Westboro reform school boys enjoy holiday privileges
In Hampshire county a major failure caused 50 munch excitement. Deputy Sheriff Ansel Wriehlet faced liabilities of at least 50 000. The trigger was attachments maturing on property by Amherst College and other Amherst parties. Reverend Francis Tiffany of West Newton addressed the youths, prompted by the anniversary.
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Mass Meetings Denounce Polygamy in Vermont and New Hampshire
In St Johnsbury Vermont a large anti polygamy meeting heard Rev H J Fuller outline Mormon practices abroad and resolutions urging Congress to suppress polygamy and back Edmunds bill. In Concord New Hampshire a civic meeting also urged national action with resolutions for laws to exterminate the vice and to support Edmunds bill.
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Fire alarms and blazes reported across several towns
The Wednesay alarm at 6 32 A M on Wales wharf rear of 272 Federal street ignited a lime shed owned by J B Hobbs and the shed plus contents were destroyed with 1000 dollars stock loss. Incidents followed in Amherst Springfield Providence Merrickville with fatalities and uninsured damage in Greystone mill fire.
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Snow delay causes train collision near Grand Bay
St John New Brunswick February 22 last night's Bangor bound train was delayed on the European and North American railway and halted at Grand Bay for the morning express to pass. A night siding mishap occurred when the other train struck it damaging the snow plow and engines of both trains. Engines were sent from Carleton and Wareboro to clear the line. No lives were lost. Inter Colonial trains remain delayed by snow.
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Jersey City police recover stolen gingham bale
The Jersey City police last night seized a handcart containing eighteen pieces of gingham marked Rosas Campbell Co Baltimore from Goddard Bros Co agents Providence. The bale was stolen from a Pennsylvania railroad freight car.
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