New Year Cold Halts Atlanta Manufacturing Plants
New Year's Day cold in the South slowed industry in Atlanta where freezing pipes forced several plants to shut down. A factory employing over four hundred workers lost about 4000 dollars in daily output for two days due to water line freezes.
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South
Atlanta
Suffering of the Poor in Chicago Draws Cries for Help
A Cincinnati Enquirer report from Chicago notes unusual distress among the city’s poor in the cold season and a plea for divine aid. It urges Chicago residents to act locally before seeking help at Headquarters.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago
Congress Considers Refunding Plans and Bond Rates
Washington debate centers on rate and term for proposed refunding legislation. Support exists for 3 percent twenty forty bonds and 3 percent certificates redeemable in two and payable in ten years, but critics push to limit debt duration and boost certificate issuance. Opposition comes from Treasury, banks, and speculators, with figures like Senator Beck and Jay Gould weighing in.
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Boston Bolt
Washington
Congress
Wood
House
Senate
Kelley
Beck
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury Department
National Banks
Jay Gould
New York Tribune
Senators Hear Shipowners on Commerce Expansion
A subcommittee of the Senate Finance Committee heard from shipowners led by Henry Winsor W H Webb and H H Adams regarding resolutions from the Boston convention urging laws to expand American commerce abroad. Also reported are mint coinage figures for 1850 and Navy personnel actions, with notes on naval appointments and voyages.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Kernan, Beck
Morrill
Henry Winsor
Philadelphia
W. H. Webb
New York
H. H. Adams
Cleveland
Boston
John Roach
B.S. Osborn
National Board of Steam Navigation of
Boston Convention of Shipowners
Congress
Messrs. Webb
Winsor. Adams
Mrs Christiancy recounts Giro letters and marriage threats
Mrs Christiancy tells how she met Edel Giro in New York and Washington. She describes coercion threats to marry him, her eventual engagement in a phony letter plot to avert his actions, and her motive to obtain truthful testimony amid divorce proceedings.
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Washington
Washington Papers
New York Telegraph
Christiancy
Edel Giro
the Star
Giro
New York
Peru
Mrs. Christiancy
Inauguration of Manchester City Government Opens New Era
The Manchester New Hampshire inauguration reports Hon John L Kelley's valedictory blasting lax liquor laws and urging reform. Horace B Putnam gave the inaugural with figures: funded debt 90950, temporary loan 45000, interest due 29000, bills outstanding 38270, total 1002770.60. Net indebtedness 935659.46, up 44832.99 due to bridge and sewerage. City water bonds about 600000 self sustaining. sinking fund 20000 yearly urged. Schools 4136 pupils, spending 52750, avg 12 per pupil. Library 24281 volumes, 64378 issued, 6000 added for accommodations. City Poor to be managed by an agent. 10 fires, 9699 property lost. Common Council elected Hoyt president, Putnam clerk. Putnam elected city treasurer. Kidder re-elected city clerk, Barker messenger. Board of Mayor and Aldermen failed to choose city marshal after 47 ballots.
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Manchester
N.H
John L. Kelley
Horace B. Putnam
Merrimack
Putnam
William J. Hoyt
Sylvanus B. Putman
Sylvanus B. Putnam
Col
H. R. Chamberlain
Nathan P. Kidder
John A. Barker
Dartmouth Alumni Association of Manchester formed
About sixty Dartmouth College graduates formed the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Manchester and vicinity with officers led by President Ira A. Eastman class of 1829. Seventy graduates attended the first annual dinner at City Hotel with speeches by notable figures including Rev S C Bartlett Dartmouth president and ex Gov N H Head.
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Manchester
N. H
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth Alumni Association
Ira A. Eastman
Moody Trier
Daniel Clark
John Foster
Walter M. Paracer
C. W
Grain cargo lost as towboat breaks adrift at Willow Grove
A New Orleans tow boat belonging to Mississippi Valley Transportation Company broke its towline in strong wind near Willow Grove landing. A barge carrying 20,000 bushels of grain in bulk drifted away and was a total loss valued at 24,000 dollars, fully insured. The text also notes real estate purchases by New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad and a city printing contract awarded to The Daily States.
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New Orleans
Sam Roberts
Willow Grove Landing
Mississippi Valley Transportation Company
New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad Company
Ss. B. Newman & Co
Wreck of the Happy Home Near Yarmouth
The bark Happy Home struck Trinity Ledge twelve miles from Yarmouth N S last night and capsized. The captain's wife and daughter and one crewman died. Rescued survivors were found frozen. the captain and mate are seriously ill. An inquest will be held at Short Beach. A wreck light will be placed to aid recovery. The captain's wife clung to her daughter in her final moments. One sailor may have died after reaching shore.
Bonds stolen from Elihu Sperry safe in New Haven
A New Haven despatch reports $42,000 in bonds robbed from Elihu Sperry’s safe. The haul includes New Haven Sewerage, Connecticut, Air Line Railroad, United States sixes, New York Central and Hudson River, Brooklyn Water Loan, Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul, Derby Railroad, and Northampton Railroad issues with listed denominations and serial numbers.
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New York
New Haven
Elihu Sperry
Connecticut
Air Line Railroad
United States
New York Central
Hudson River
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Derby Railroad
Northampton
Driver to Oversee Texas Mexican Telegraph Line
A.J. Driver arrived in Galveston en route to Brownsville to head the Texas department of the Mexican Telegraph Company. The line will run Brownsville to Brazos Santiago with a cable to Tampico and Vera Cruz linking to Mexico City. Cable boats are reportedly en route and completion is set in about a month, connecting with Western Union at Brownsville.
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Galveston
Tex
A.J. Driver
Brownsville
Texas Department of the Mexican Telegraph Company
Brazos
Santiago
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Driver
Western Union
NRA invites team to Great Britain for July match
At the National Rifle Association meeting in New York a letter from Earl Stanhope invited the association to send a team to Great Britain in July for an international match. The proposal was referred to the executive committee.
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New York
National Rifle Association
Earl Stanhope
Association
Great Britain
Devastating Madison Street Tenement Fire Claims Fourteen Lives
A four story tenement behind No. 35 Madison Street in New York burned at 8 am killing fourteen occupants and injuring many more. Families on all floors perished or were badly hurt as residents leaped from windows and firemen battled the flames amid choking smoke and a crowded alley scene.
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New York
Madison Street
Cannon Street
Turner Hall
James Doyle
Chambers Street Hospital
Eagans
Muldoons
Mary Eagan
Margaret
Thomas
Joseph
John
Muldoon
Annie
Kate
Charles
Charlie
Cassidy
Ellen Sheridan
Eagan
Thomas Barrett
Oak Street
Charley McKenna
Engine 9
Chambers Street
Station House
Fourth Precinct
Kate Sheridan
Sheridan
John Egan
Patrick Egan
Kagan
Truth Declares Morey Letter A Forgery In Open Letter
The New York Truth proclaims the Morey letter a forgery and vows to expose guilty parties in a court of justice. It cites an investigation tracing the forged letter to its origin and includes a letter from B G Jayne supporting the finding.
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Morey
Gen. Garfield
Truth
New York
James A. Garfield
B. G. Jayne
Joseph Hart
J. A. Gerfield
H. L. Morey
Lynn
Mass
National Democratic Committee
Ashich
Adt
Serious Charges Reported Against Richmond Jail Officers
Richmond, Jan 4 The State publishes claims of cruelty at the city jail after Judge Christian inspected the facility. Deput y Sergeant Lee allegedly tied a prisoner by the thumbs until flesh was buried in, a United States prisoner intervened but was refused, and another inmate was left in a dungeon overnight. The board was to investigate, and Judge Christian ordered the discharge of Deputy Lee.
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Richmond City
Richmond
Christian
Newton M. Lee
Wilkinson
Chain Gang
Lee
John Coleman
Leroy M. Lee
United States
Coleman
Young Lee
Thaw Begins as Extreme Cold Gives Way in Virginia
Danville Virginia reports a thawing spell after a day of subfreezing temperatures. Thermometer rises to 42 by evening with rain at night raising flood concerns. New York sees another snow storm with warmer conditions and fog over East Rivers. Vermont reports 20 below zero in Derby Line.
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Danville
New York
Whiting
Connecticut Legislature Set to Open With Bigelow Inauguration
Hartford January 4 Governor elect Hobart B Bigelow will be inaugurated as Legislature convenes tomorrow. Republican caucus names Speaker candidates William Case and clerks Charles Perrin and Charles Woodbury. Democrats nominate Origen Seymour and Richard Ambler for Speaker and clerks. Senate nominees include Lyman Coe and Clinton Spencer. Elections for Senate and House officers set for Wednesday with Hawley safe for U S Senate. elections on the 18th.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Hobart B. Bigelow
William C. Case
Granby
Charles Perrin
Stonington
Charles P. Woodbury
Norwalk
Origen S. Seymour
Litchfield
Richard C. Ambler
Trumbull
Franklin H. Brown
Norwich
Senate
Lyman W. Coe
Walcottville
Clinton Spencer
Suffield
William Brown
Waterbury
Gen. Hawley
United States Senate
Walsh Held for Coroner Inquest After Brooklyn Murder
James Walsh admitted guilt for the murder of Barbara Growenthal in Brooklyn stating she rejected him. He was committed to await the coroner's inquest. The report notes Walsh’s claim of loving the girl and the motive of rejection driving his act.
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New York
James Walsh
Barbara Growenthal
Brooklyn
James
Messrs
Reed & Cartey
French
Nichols
Excise
Health Board
Tammany
Porter to wed Miss Stone in New York arrival
Governor elect Porter of Indiana arrived in New York with the aim of marrying Miss Stone at the home of Walter S. Gurney on Fifth Avenue. Invitations are limited and a wedding breakfast will precede their departure for the West. Porter to be inaugurated next Wednesday in Indianapolis.
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New York
Porter
Indiana
Miss Stone
Chatauqua County
Walter S. Gurney
Fifth Avenue
Gov. Porter
Indianapolis
Indiana Legislature Opens With Porter Inauguration Looming
Indiana legislators prepare to convene on Thursday as Gov. Porter’s inauguration arrives Monday. Supporters expect Gen. Harrison to clinch the Senate nomination on the first ballot, with William Cumback and Godlove S. Orth as other leading contenders.
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Indianopolis
Indiana
Porter
B. Harrison
William Cumback
Godlove
Orth
Plymouth Church Pew Sale Sets Record Revenue
The annual pew sale at Plymouth Church in New York on January 4 raised 12,800 in total pew rentals with premiums totaling 29,536 and an overall sum of 42,336 dollars. Horace B. Claflin bid the first pew at 700 dollars, and high priced pews exceeded last year’s figures.
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New York
Plymouth Church
Horace B. Claflin
Times reports no exchequer grants in Irish land bill debate
The Times states no Imperial Exchequer money will be required from Parliament for land reform aims and expects no public credit pledges. Dublin despatches note sparse trials today with cross examinations of constabulary stenographers about speeches by Parnell and allies on rent refusal and boycotts. Lord Dufferin opposes three F’s and favors state aided emigration and land conversion to state charges. Notes of gun exports to Ireland and a Magherafelt Land League meeting banned. A $500 reward is offered for Canon Fleming’s assailants and a W ar Office circular warns volunteers’ armories.
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London
the Times
Dublin
Mayo
Constabulary
Parnell
Dillon
Biggar
Boyton
Sexton
Lord Dufferin
Ireland
Manitoba
Canada
United States
Birmingham
Land League
Magherafelt
Londonderry
Tennyson's New Play The Cup at Lyceum Theatre
London January 4 report on Tennyson's new play The Cup with Premier Gladstone in attendance. Henry Irving led the cast and praised the work. Other items note Eliot manuscripts, Berlin politics, Russian wars, famine reports, and miscellany.
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London
Tennyson
Lyceum Theatre
Gladstone
Henry Irving
George Eliot
Berlin
Russia
Bismarck
Bundesrath
Reich
Maine Caucuses Start Battles Over Speaker and Plaisted
In Augusta Maine the Senate and House caucuses elected leaders and officers. The Fusionists chose Joseph L Smith as Senate president and T B Swan as Speaker of the House with other officials named. Republicans ponder seating Plaisted while debates continue on a constitutional retroactive clause and a U S Senate race between Hale and Frye.
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Augusta
Senate
Cornish
Dingley
Berry
Kennebec
Joseph A. Locke
Cumberland
C. W. Tilden
Castine
Geo. E. Minot
Belgrade
Charles BR. Love
Litchfield
Charles H. Gatchell
John W. Phinney
W. J. Smith
Joseph L. Smith
Penobscot
A. G. Andrews
H. J. A. Simmons
Waldoboro
T. B. Swan
Minot
W. E. Gibbs
Glenburn
L. R. Jack
Auburn
Androscoggin
Franklin
Oxford
United States
Messrs. Hale
Frye
Horrible Fate of a Gang of Workmen in a Railroad Cut
Six men were killed and a seventh lost a leg when a passenger train rushed through a snow cut north of Bancroft on the Sioux City and Omaha line. Eleven men had stepped from the track to allow passage, but the passenger coach struck them as it entered the curved cut.
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Sioux City
Omaha
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and
Branford Ladies' Library receives another $500 gift
The report lists multiple local items: D. K. Pearson of Chicago sends $500 to Branford's Ladies' Library Association. Worcester tinsmith James Pickup dies after a fall. French Lewiston residents plan a clerk petition. Rev Father Mahoney moves from Burlington to Brattleboro. Woonsocket Company in Rhode Island faces a $450,000 liability with $250,000 assets. White River Vermont Iron Co. advertised for sale. Vermont car shops at St. Albans run full time. Rhode Island bank deposits total $44,755,626 with nearly $2,000,000 excess assets. J. I. Weymouth faces perjury charge. Joshua Parsons’ suicide after Omaha business failure. Tilton Town Hall dedicated. Bennington battlefield donors listed. Grand Jury murder assault case. Auburn perjury bail. Gov Farnham centennial escort plans debated by rival Vermont militias.
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D. K. Pearson
Chicago
Ladies’ Library Association
Branford
James Pickup
Worcester
Mass
Lewiston
Posiiffice
Father Mahoney
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Burlington
Brattleboro
Woonsocket Company
Rhone Island
White River
Central Vermont
St. Albans
Savings Banks
Rhode Island
J. i. Weymouth
Auburn
Carville
Charles White
Leed Junction
Joshua
Omaha
Neb
Tilton
N. H
Charles E. Tilton
Rae Renee
Wetttams
Grand
Abe Parsons
Freeman Landers
Greene
L. S. Rugles
Landers
Supreme Court
Gov. Farnham
Vermont
Yorktown
Ransom Guard
Capital Guard
Montpelier
Estey Guard
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Lippincott, Son & Co
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
Henry C. Bird & Co
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
Weohan Goods
Wilmeraipg, Hoguet Co
A. S. Richards & Co
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C. T. Walker
Francis Henshaw & Co
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Oakland, Neb
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Lebanon
Fred Moulton
East Plain- Held
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Palrot
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Wilmington
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T. N. Chase
Supreme Judicial Court
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Bar
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O. M. West
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Leroy B. Fitts
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Smith
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Shate
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Fanning
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Auburn State
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Iowa
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Fanks
Downey
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Essex Place
Martin Kelly
Join Smith
Gallupe
Adams
Alfred E. Hayes
Knox
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Evansville
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Marta
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Margherita
Mile
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Mle
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Mike
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Frederick Kyle Lessee
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Bosson Museum
M. R. M. Field
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Theodore Thomas
Wear Joseffy
Jas
Globe Theatre
Salvini
West
Img
Omar
Jnd
Willie Edouin
Sparks CO
Chila
S & Edouin
Hazel Hirke
Jaint Gaiety Theatre
J. Wentworth
Jax
Philharmonic
E. Perabo
Bernhard Listemann
Park Sq
Royal School
South Kensington
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WM. Harris
M. B. Leavite
Jastr
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Tremont Street
Jaint
Ssssee Ashe Co
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G.R. Flint
Wm. Brandreth
Kewin AH. Mulford
R. M. Eames
M. E
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Ardwell Gold Mining Company
Bilesv 7E
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N.C
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Treas
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Chauncey Thomas &Co
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Oaficer Aldrich
Station Ten
Michael C. Colburn
Inspector Hanscomb
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William Fausing
Billy Coleman
Eugene Johnson
James Shue
Tower, Giddings & Co
Devonshire and
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Tower, Guadings & Co
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Washington Cor
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Palace
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Kneeland
Iron Steamboat Company
Mente
Offair
Comnaihad
Coney
Coney Island
Erie
New Jersey
MAY & King
Broad Street
Jameson, Smith & Colting
Wall St
Scott & Leavitt
Iron Steamship CO
Richardson, Hilts & CO
Water Street
Paine’s Manufactory
National Bonded Collecting Agency
Thomas S. Grimwood
Charles A. Davis
Warren F. Pitney
Quincy
Ill
Paine National Bonded Collecting Agency
Illinois
Europe
Cook County
Charles F. Kittredge
Boston Almanac
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Franklin Street
WM. H. Brett
W. H. Brett Engraving Co
Bromfield Street
Bromfield
Court Street
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