Snowbound Passengers and Widespread Disruptions Hit Major Rail Line
A historic snow storm paralyses the New York Central Railroad with a train of 600 buried for four days and numerous passengers stranded to be fed by nearby farmers. Hotels, farms, and cars hostels shelter captives as supplies run scarce and kerosene dwindles.
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American Social Science Association
Institute of Technology
George T. Angel
Wines R Ead
Stockholm
Edward Spinney
New Jersey
Simon Sterne
New York
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Candler
Len
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Georgia
Congress
Washington
New England Commercial Travellers’ Association
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Essex County
Salem
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Pennsylvania
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Cork
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Boutwell
Army Reform Measure Debate Ends In Rumor
A report claimed the Army Reorganization Commission planned to trim the measure to forty three sections in the Army Appropriation bill but this is denied. Senator Edmonds will oppose the bill, arguing it grants unconstitutional power to the General of the Army. Jack Wharton Case Update Reveals guilt on aiding Democratic candidates but acquittal on card game charge.
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Jack Wharton
Louisiana
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Washington treasury book abuses loom in Boutwell era
A World Washington dispatch reports evidence before the Special Committee on Treasury books of vast abuses during Mr Boutwell's administration. It cites forced balances, 3000 plus alterations, and a changed public debt statement that removed government guarantees on second mortgage bonds to the Pacific Railways. The committee says more facts exist but publication is not advisable.
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Washington
Special Committee On the Treasury Books
Boutwell
Register Allison
Davis
West Virginia
Pacific Railways
Congressional Rules Move to Delay Interhouse Bills
Washington January 8. Edmunds proposes a concurrent resolution barring crosshouse and presidential sending of bills in the final three days of the session to focus Congress on pending measures. Thurman gains floor privileges for historian George Bancroft. Conkling reports oppose bills on clerk pay and judicial claim ascertainment, both indefinitely postponed.
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Conkling
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United States
House
Mexican officials report Escobedo still in confinement in Mexico City
Minister Foster in a City of Mexico communication dated October last says Gen. Escobedo Lerdo’s Minister of War and late revolution leader remains imprisoned in a military jail in Mexico City. Zamacona withdraws resignation as Mexican minister to the United States at cabinet request and will stay in the United States for now. The Diary notes funds for mixed claims awards are largely sent to New York and will be paid on time. Foster cites contraband trade disrupting commerce and treasury receipts, with Zona Libre aiding the traffic though the evil exists beyond that region.
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Foster
Mexico
Escobedo
Lerdo
Senor Zamacoma
United States
Diario
New York
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Pacific
Republi
Grover to Explain Charges Over Oregon Governorship
Senator Grover prepares a personal explanation denying newspaper charges of mismanagement as Oregon's governor. He pledges receipts and vouchers for every disbursed dollar and promises a full vindication. Also notes on Rep Stephens illness, Schleicher confinement, Judge Hunt critical, naval transfers, and Fiske as Assistant Treasurer candidate.
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Stephens
Georgia
Representative Schleicher
Texas
Justice Hunt
Lieut. Snow
Boston Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Lieut
Iverson
Powhatan
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Fiske
Boston
Death of Georgia Congressman and Electoral Vote Briefing
Washington reports the death of Hon. Julian Hartridge of Georgia from pneumonia. The House counts electoral votes. debate over the Southard bill and potential reshuffling of customs officers continues. News notes include convictions of mail robbers George Wilson and Dock Bell in Nevada and a Supreme Court Bar meeting regarding Caleb Cushing.
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Conkling
Washington
Julian Hartridge
Georgia
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Merritt
Graham
Burt
New York
Arthur
Cornell
Senate
Post Office Department
George Wilson
Dock” Bell
Cherry Creek
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The
United States Supreme Court
Caleb Cushing
Large Baltimore warehouse fire devastates five stories
A Baltimore street block suffered a major blaze destroying warehouses No 347 and 349 on Baltimore street near Howard and Eutaw. Contents were lost and upper floors burned, owned by Chauncey Brooks. Estimated loss between 50 000 and 60 000 dollars.
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New Jersey
New York
Baltimore Street
Howard
Eutaw Streets
German Street
Louis Ash & Son
Wholesale Clothiers
Leonard Passano
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Strubling & Todd
Chauncey Brooks
Frankfort
Selden Morton
John Hopkins
Rowe Emery
Hopkins
Boston
New Bedford Mayor Fires Police Chief and Night Officers
Mayor Soule dismissed Chief Jethro C. Brock and seven night policemen. Lieut. Luther M. Dayton becomes acting Chief, with promotions for Lieut. William E. Macomber to Captain and John Coey to Lieutenant. Aldermen confirm Thomas L. Allen as Chief by a 4 to 2 vote on three ballots.
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Mass
Soule
Jethro C. Brock
John Lincoln
Ellery Pierce
John P. Chadwick
Frank Hill
Michael Stevens
William A. Howland
Albert F. Caldwell
Luther M. Dayton
William E. Macomber
John Coey
Andrew J. Skiff
Benjamin Hillman
James A. Wixon
Henry Stevens
Patrick Carnavan
Thomas L. Allen
Embargoed Central Railroad Besieged by Record Snow
Unprecedented storm paralyzed rail service across New York state. A Buffalo to Syracuse passenger train reached Syracuse tonight, with Western mails headed to New York. Snowdrifts ten to twenty six feet high blocked lines from Rochester to Oswego, trapping hundreds of passengers and forcing emergency rescues by farmers and sleighs.
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New York World
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New York
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Clough
John Holmes
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George Whitney
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Watertown
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Ontario
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Fair child Sues Over Tweed Mortgage Reassignment
In New York Benjamin Fair child, auctioneer, wins a ruling against John Townsend that Tweed was released from imprisonment by death, invalidating the release terms. The case concerns reassignment of a mortgage and reconveyance of Long Island property tied to five Tweed notes.
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Pacific Mail Company
New York
Benjamin P. Fairchild
John D. Townsend
William M. Tweed
Long Island
Tweed
Spier
Rauth & Son
George Thomas
William Lee
United States
Custom House
Treasury
Woodstock Railroad Company reelects officers at annual meeting
Woodstock Vermont reports a 1878 year with gross earnings of 18637.53 and operating expenses 11381.40. The 14 mile line carried 13097 passengers and 5815 tons of freight totaling 20000 miles run. The three year operation has moved 50000 people with no injuries and the road runs itself. New Haven and Hartford Railroad stockholders reelect directors with slight opposition. Buckley proposes reduced fares but debate stalls.
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Woodstock Railroad Company
New Haven
Conn
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Buckley
Southport
Banquet Held by Young Men's Democratic Club in ColumBts
About 300 persons attended a banquet in ColumBts where a letter from Senator Thurman was read during the evening.
Thurmans Letter From 1879 On Jacksonian Democracy
Senator Thurman declines Columbus banquet for a cold travel, reflects on Jacksonian Democracy. He highlights Union devotion, constitutional defense, opposition to monopoly, and economy, urging Republicans to unite to resist misrule and corruption. Signed A. G. Thurman.
Trial transcript from Kate Cobb murder case in Norwich
In the Kate Cobb murder trial the deceased’s parents testified about their son’s death and warnings against Mrs Cobb. Witnesses spoke to Bishop and Mrs Cobb’s reputation. Bishop recalled exchanging four to five notes with Mrs Cobb and described his nocturnal visits on certain weekdays.
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Norwich
Conn
Kate Cobb
Cobb
Bishop
Finnelly abandons will contest. former wife seeks estate
Michael Finnelly drops his challenge to his brother Patrick's will. A suit to possess the New York real estate valued at $75,000 is now brought by Ellen Bright, daughter of Patrick and the deserted wife, who has been located in Jefferson City Missouri.
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the Reformed Church
Sears
Franklin Park
N. J
Calhoun
New Haven
M. Safford & Co
Norwich
Conn
Kint
the Sun
Michael Finnelly
Patrick
Susan
Ireland
Jefferson City
Ellen Bright
Missouri General Assembly Elects Temporary Speaker
Both houses convened in Jefferson City with Samuel Davis chosen as temporary Speaker. Caucuses will nominate officers. Greenbackers skip Democratic Senate caucus and plan their own candidate, aiming to elect George C. West of the Democrat ticket to the Senate.
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ST. Louis
30Th General Assembly of Missouri
Jefferson City
House
Samuel Davis
George C. West
Senate
Multiple Legislative Sessions and Crimes News
Spooner and Collins of St Louis assign their business. Wisconsin Legislature meets in Madison with D M Kelly elected Speaker. Beckley’s Postmaster Robert Malone murdered with a hatchet. Cuba restores Henry Miguel Aldama property. Tennessee Gov Porter seeks 50 cent on dollar debt payment. Ohio ice thinner hindering navigation. light snow and colder. Dr John C G Ginn charged with assault but dismissed. Fitz John Porter case discussed by Board of Inquiry. Belvidere conspiracy verdict guilty. North Carolina General Assembly meets. J M Moring elected Speaker. Gov Vance’s message due. Pa Board of Pardons recommends life for Pistorius. Arizona Legislature organizes. council 5R 4D, house 10D 8R. Quebec murder case handled. gov-general declines interference. Quebec labor unrest grows with 150 workers at Parliament House seeking Premier.
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St. Louis
Wisconsin
Madison
D. M. Kelly
Robert Malone
Beckley’s Station
Cuba
Henor Miguel Aldama
Porter
Tennessee
Ohio
John CG. Ginn
Fitz John Porter
Major Gardner
Board of Inquiry
Belvidere
N.J
Straders
Cox
Sliker
General Assembly of
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J.M. Moring
Gov. Vance
Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
Blasiers Pistorius
Maine echoes crime and mining news in a scattered late 19th century report
A family quarrel leads to killings and a brick attack as courts weigh the trouble. Judge Virgin cites honesty and mind in a Maine charge. The Boston and Maine case returns for trial, then is abandoned. Silver gifts surprise a Biddeford church. Hancock county hosts three mines and rising ore prices. Newport sees mining, religious, and maritime notes as authorities pursue lightship searches and a keeper vacancy.
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Maine
Supreme Court
Sace
Hannah T. Lord
Boston and Maine Railroad
Free Baptist Church
Biddeford
Hancock County
Sullivan Mining Company
New Jersey
Newark
N. J
Bluebill
Sedgwick
New York
Liquor detective fined for drunkenness in Concord
Local items include Frank Lougee a Concord liquor detective fined for drunkenness. Other notes report Nancy Brown of New London leaving 1500 to Hopkinton Congregational Church, and various local matters such as a Bartlett vote to raise 5000 for a covered bridge and highway repairs, plus a walking match outcome.
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Frank Lougee
Concord
Nancy Brown
New London
Hopkinton
Hill
Bartlett
Saco River
Littleton
Walter I. Larkin
Lancaster
Henry McMurphy
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Charleston man 80 dies while doing chores on Sunday
Mr John Cook of Charleston, aged 80, collapsed and died Sunday morning while performing chores at his home. Also notes the Monkton Quakers dedicated a new meeting-house cost 31000 with seating for 400. Burlington court records show 68 people arraigned in 1878 for crimes, fines 135 and costs 527 65.
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Local News Briefs from New England Rise and Fall
A rounded set of items reports a Lowell widow Josephine Parks near death after a self inflicted cut, Newburyport police force size, foreclosure at Lenox Furnace, Petersham mourning a suicide, Easthampton death of Alexander Dunken, Captain Page recalling Afghan War, Bates Martin fire at Leominster Centre, snow delay hits railroad crews, Worcester County finances and debt, Brookfield marriage coercion case, Tilton’s Hall sparring show results, and Worcester bridge accident leaving Michael Tobin with severe leg injuries.
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John Stratton
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John Barry
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Sherman patricide Hoyt aided by hanged sentence urged
A sympathetic mother in law urged Hoyt to be hanged after the Sherman patricide. New Haven trade shows exports over 2.85 million dollars and imports near 1 million with duties exceeding 300 thousand. A tramp found half frozen at Windsor Falls is cared for and later revealed as an escaped Hartford jail prisoner with a 125 dollar reward.
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War News from Afghanistan and Public Finance Debate
Dispatches report Gen Stewart near Kandahar signaling a possible end to a wartime phase as Mahoud Waziris are routed and Khyber passes quiet. Simultaneously Gov Garcelon pushes tax reform, judiciary changes, and monetary policy aligning with resumption of specie payments and taxation relief.
Coal strike effects spread across British railways
Barnsley despatch notes that a wage reduction rejection raises coal prices and a looming strike may push them higher due to low stocks. Masters may offer a wage compromise at a Thursday meeting. Midland Railway goods guards resume at Rowsley and Ketting, signaling a break in the strike.
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Death sentences and executions reported in Canada
Farrel faces execution Friday as the scaffold is ready in Quebec. In St John a woman sentenced with Dowd for Thomas Ward’s murder is said to be enceinte and may be reprieved. In Montreal John W. Hull, who fled New York with bonds worth 30,000 dollars owned by Field and James, is believed to be in the area.
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ST. John
N. B
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Field & James
Plague Panic Grips Astrakhan and Saratov Towns
A Golos correspondent reports plague spreading from a village in Enotaiensk district causing general panic in Astrakhan and Saratov. Initial neglect of precautions, misreading as typhus, followed by warm weather and mass casualties with unburied corpses. The infected area is ringed by troops and Moscow links cut as Russia fears higher death tolls.
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The
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Moscow
Russia
Winter Dangers and Diplomacy Highlight Jan 8 Dispatches
A Copenhagen despatch reports Russian cruisers Asia and Europe staying for winter. Moscow notes Kharkoff veterinary school broken up and Kiev University closed after student riots. Berlin press moots German sympathy for France's Gambetta policy. Paris reports severe central France storms. Bismarck backs protection in reply to free trade critics.
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Kharkoff Veterinary School
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Stormarn
Bogardus Breaks Glass Ball Feat In Early Round
Captain Bogardus began breaking glass balls from a 6200 set in New York. By noon he had 862 broken and at 12 17 he reached 500 more with no misses. A break after a half hour pause increased pace to nine shots per minute and the 700th shot came with no miss. The 1000th shot was at 2 30.
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New York
Bogardus
Carver
Legislature Organizes in New Capitol with GOP Leaders
Hartford January 8 The Legislature convened in the new Capitol and organized. Gilbert W. Phillips of Putnam was chosen President pro tem of the Senate and Dexter R. Wright Speaker of the House. Other officers were named from last night's Republican caucus. State officers’ election is set for tomorrow.
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New
Capitol
Gilbert W. Phillips
Putnam
Senate
Dexter R. Wright
House
Miners Walk Out Over Wages At Wanamie Sugar Notch
Wikesbarre reports coal miners at Wanamie and Sugar Notch under wage cuts. Plymouth workers refuse reduced pay and in Wilkesbarre only part of the force remains on duty as strikers try to pull in the rest for a general stoppage.
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Charles Parrish & Co
Wanamie
Sugar Notch
Plymouth
Centennial Board of Finance Accounts Balanced at 11 Million
The committee appointed by the United States Centennial Commission has completed its audit of the Centennial Board of Finance. The credit and debit accounts balance at 11,161,155 dollars and 35 cents.
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United States Centennial Commission
Centennial Board of Finance
Mining stock closing prices listed for San Francisco market
The report provides official closing prices for various mining stocks in San Francisco on January 8. Names include Grand Prize, Hale & Norcross, Belcher, Mexican, California, Chollar, Raymond & Ely, Consolidated Virginia, Crown Point, Sierra Nevada, Union Consolidated, Yellow Jacket, and Washoe Consolidated with quoted figures.
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Ats Ay Matentatoaisses Haa
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Itdia Consolidated
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Ashenebeen
California
Raymond & Ely
Virginia
Crown Point
Sierra Nevada
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Washoe Consolidated
Amherst College Reopens After Vacation Amid Staffing Changes
Amherst Massachusetts January 8 Amherst College opened after a three weeks vacation with several additions and a few drops. Prof Neill has recovered to resume duties and Prof Richardson replaces Prof Crowell while Crowell serves at the Legislature.
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Neill
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Arrival of Raleigh Native Sparks Obhea Family Mystery
Friends of the late W. S. O'Bhea confirm the recent Raleigh arrival is his brother who was believed dead. No word yet on the visitor’s purpose or plans in San Francisco.
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W. S. O'Bhea
Raleigh
Republican caucus backs Alvord for Speaker in Assembly
Albany January 8 report says the Republican caucus selected Thomas G. Alvord as Speaker of the Assembly by a 52 to 43 vote over George B. Sloan. Strong entities include Thomas G. Alvord George B. Sloan and Albany.
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Its Advantages and Management's Determined Outlook
The passage stresses unmatched advantages and the managers intention to preserve and extend liberal service to patrons, aligning with evolving demands and the spirit of the times. It emphasizes sustaining past scope while expanding generosity toward customers.
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