Sanitary Conference adjourns amid delays and absences
The International Sanitary Conference met at the Department of State led by Secretary Boyarts with Hon. John Hay as presiding officer. Delegates lacked instructions and key specialists, so the group adjourned to next Wednesday without addressing topics. Judge Woods sworn into the Supreme Court by Chief Justice Waite. President Hayes plans Fremont home visit after inauguration and Europe trip next summer with Mrs. Hayes and two children.
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Reading Railway Bonds and Goulds Franchises
London Times notes Reading Railway president Gowen issues a deferred bonds prospectus amid elections. Analysts warn of gambling risk if unsubscribed stock is underwritten by capitalists. Eldorado reports Jay Gould group pushing Leroy to Arkansas River extension 100 miles to connect St Louis with a southwest route.
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Dublin Land League meetings and Dublin trials escalate tensions
Gen Dillon reports no immediate rising but warns that extra forces reduce risk and urges strict repression to seek a peaceful solution. Davitt notes upcoming meetings and the risk of illegal gatherings if proclaimed. In Dublin trials, Land League officers are remanded amid arrests for sedition and boycotts as rioters suffer casualties.
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Cattle Losses in Atlantic Shipwrecks and Newsy Odds and Ends
Reports from London dated July fifth recount heavy losses at sea including forty cattle dead from the steamer Brazilian wreck in the Mersey and 126 cattle lost on the Enrique from Baltimore to Liverpool. The St Albans and other vessels suffer damage or disappear. Other items note duel match negotiations, Baroness Coutts marriage plans, Gladstone on Transvaal policy, Utrecht University settlers appeal, and the abandonment of the Great Eastern cattle steamship project.
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Cantile Failure in New York Drops Company Into Receivership
The Joseph Dixon Crucible Co of Jersey City oldest graphite firm in the country suspends payment and passes to a receiver after Fowler, Crampton & Co of New York fail to honor paper. Receiver Edward F. Young to oversee operations. liabilities about 1 000 600 with assets roughly balancing. Also Harwood of Minneapolis fails, net loss around 200 000. bulk sale in St Paul reduces stock value and drives a larger loss.
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Miners Strike for Half-Cent Bushel Increase Shuts Mills
In Wheeling West Virginia miners in iron mill and glass plant banks walked out seeking a half cent per bushel raise. About a dozen to fifteen establishments closed leaving four to five thousand workers idled as operators refuse the demand. Other regional strikes include Wakefield Massachusetts ice cutters demanding higher wages and Sun Cook New Hampshire mill workers protesting a ten percent cut amid rising tension.
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Mrs Christiancy Denies Writing Letters To Giro
The Evening Star prints another interview in which Mrs Christiancy rejects authorship of letters alleged to be hers to Edilberto Giro. She calls the letters base forgeries and notes the published letter she had not read. She says Giro saw only headings and that her family knew she stayed home on Christmas day 1879, so they could not be the woman referenced.
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Maine Legislature Opens With Elected Leaders and Caucus Names
The Maine Senate and House convened to elect leaders, with Joseph A. Locke chosen Senate President and L. H. Hutchinson named Speaker. A joint Republican caucus nominated state officials including Secretary of State Joseph O Smith and Attorney General Henry B. Cleaves. Fusionists also held a caucus naming rivals for those posts. Governor Davis’s term ends at midnight, and Joseph A. Locke will serve as acting governor until inauguration.
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Marriage of Gov Porter and Porters Bride in New York
The marriage of Indiana Governor Porter to Miss Stone took place at Walter Gurney's residence in New York City, with Rev John Freeman officiating. The couple left for Indianapolis at 6 P M. Engels and Becker were discharged by the U S Commissioner over extradition questions. Mayor Grace delivered his inaugural urging a New York charter and more water supply. Twenty one diphtheria deaths reported in a day.
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Boston to Baltimore Tax Money Sent to City
A letter postmarked Boston was addressed to The Treasurer of Baltimore and sent with other mail to City Hall. Comptroller Van Zandt opened it and found 1560 in greenbacks three 500 notes a 50 and a 10 plus a note asking payment of 1879 city and state taxes. The funds were turned over to the city collector. This is the third time such a remittance has appeared from Boston, and officers seek the sender who may live in Baltimore.
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Fire damages Madison Street building and losses total
Fire on January 5 damaged Nos. 42 and 44 Madison Street, with a $20,000 blaze origin on the third floor. J E Lincoln stock valued at $10,000 was a total loss. Lincoln and family escaped death by a ladder. Other losses: $2,000 at Lederer Co jewelry, stock ruined by water. total aggregate loss about $50,000. Also reports Bayside New Jersey greenhouse blaze, and Worcester incendiary barn loss of $5,500.
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Preparatory Expedition Sets Sail for Panama Survey
A party of engineers and skilled mechanics departed Havre for Panama direct to begin survey and operations immediately. A large contingent of mechanics laborers and extensive machinery and provisions have been arranged in New York and New Orleans for rapid shipment to the project site.
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Harland Confesses in $42,000 Robbery Case
New Haven police report Charles M. Harland admitted to robbing Elihu Sperry's safe of securities and implicated gardener August Bodenschatz. Bodenschatz was taken into custody as detectives recovered bonds and valuables from his greenhouse.
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Election results for chaplain and speaker elected
The record shows Rev Edward Dowse of Sherborn elected chaplain after a ballot. For Speaker, Charles J Noyes of Boston won the vote amid proceedings by Hayden Coffin Dever Thayer Eager and Cleveland with Brackett and McGeough to escort the new Speaker to the chair.
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Metropolitan Railroad Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice of the annual stockholders meeting of the Metropolitan Railroad Company in Boston on January 12, 1881 at 11 o clock A M in Room 13 Merchants Exchange Building. Items include election of directors for the ensuing year and authorization to seek increases of capital stock as needed.
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