Finances dominate House action with bond and note bills
Three finance bills move through the House including Sapp and Price measures. Proposals cover resumption era notes, new registered coupon bonds for redemption of five-twenties, and certificates of deposit redeemable in four percent bonds. Bank provisions adjust reserve and par value rules.
Investigations Ordered After House Votes Down Opposition
In Washington on January 11 the House passed Mr Hale's motion to end debate on a substitute allowing committees to seek leave to send for persons and papers for investigations. The measure requires a stated charge and passed 109 to 111. Mr Wood’s original resolution was adopted, clearing opposition and sidelining the champion of suspected officials.
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House
Wood
Congress
Washington
Hale
Hales
Maine
Cox
New York
Mexico
Gen. Diaz
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Hale—Ii
Luttrell
Bill to issue United States deposit certificates and specie plan
A bill by Iowa's Mr Price proposes Treasury issued certificates of deposit in $10 $20 $50 and $100 with 3 65 percent annual interest to be deposited with designated depositories or post offices and redeemed for four percent bonds. The measure requires banks to accept at par and no interest under fifty cents and allows holding two thirds of reserve. A second bill by Mr Sapp clarifies specie resumption, forbids destroying legal tender notes, and maintains circulating medium at $350 million.
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Washington
Sapp
Iowa
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Price
Committee On Banking and Currency
United Treasury
House of Representatives
Conkling Seeks Investigations on Army and Navy Restorations
Senator Conkling introduced two resolutions in the Senate calling for inquiries into the restoration of Major Benjamin P. Runkle to the army roll and Dr L D Draper to the Navy Medical Corps. The resolutions faced party maneuvering over committee references, with Draper’s case initially going to the Judiciary Committee before being shifted to Naval Affairs, amid concerns about precedent and presidential decisions.
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Washington
New York World
Conkling
Senate
Benjamin P. Runkle
Army
L. D. Draper
Medical Corps
Navy
Runkle
Judiciary Committee
Draper
Committee of Reference
Sargent
Naval Affairs Committee
Dr Draper
Naval Committee
Delaware
Burnside
Committee
Edmunds
Secretary of War
Steamboat bill advances amid tariff talks in Congress
Washington officials report the House Committee of Commerce authorized the chairman to report the Steamboat bill with a passage recommendation as amended by the National Board of Steam Navigation. The Ways and Means panel studied tariff questions but adjourned without action awaiting Secretary Sherman’s testimony. The Appropriations Committee heard subcommittee reports on naval fortifications and the Military Academy, with several items expected to move to the full House soon.
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Washington
House Committee of Commerce
National Board of Steam Navigation
Ways and Means
Sherman
House Committee On Appropriations
House
Secretary Schurz Denies Resignation Reports Amid Cabinet Session
In Washington on January 11, the Treasury orders suspending the Nov 16 sugar dock rule at Boston while a full inquiry considers modifications. The Cabinet met two hours with routine matters. Evarts discussed Paris Exposition appointments. Detention orders extend to the steamer Estelle at Bristol. A Kitty Hawk observer's report details a suspected Private Joe Burke burial. The President commuted life terms for Meadows, Robinson, and Ward. Indian Commissioner Hoyt returns. minor bureau changes anticipated.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Boston
Treasury
Custom House
Evarts
Estelle
Bristol
R. C
Kitty Hawk
N. c
Joe J. Burke
John W. Candler
Paris
Massachusetts
P. A. Collins
Ed. F. Noyes
Joshua Ward
Arkansas
Hoyt
Indian Office
Indian Bureau
Queen Isabella scandal grips Paris clubs
Paris gossip swirls around Queen Isabella of Spain and her Secretary Ramiro de la Puente. Tensions rise as Don Ramiro and Marquis de Valearlos clash over alleged insults. Paris society pressures the ex-king and nobles amid rumors of royal affairs and public scrutiny.
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Paris
Baselewski
Avenue du Roi de Ftome
Isabella of Spain
Ramiro de la Puente
Madrid
Don Francois d’ Assises
Saselewski
Don Francois A
Marquis de Calcarlos
Te Isabella
Don Ramiro de la Puente
Marquis de Valearlos
Don Ramiro
Eer Valearlos
Marquis de Valearios
Valearios
Marquis de Valcarlos
Vascarlos
Columbia's claim to world college rowing title debated
Inmaca reports that Columbia may enter races against Oxford or Cambridge only if Columbia College is the sole American college involved. The piece argues Columbia cannot be the national college champion four and must prove its title by contesting with Cornell, Harvard, and Yale, with those schools potentially disputing Columbia's claim.
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Inmaca
Cornell
Columbia
Oxford
Cambridge
Columbia College
America
Harvard
Yale
Surrender of Nisch and Balkan Victories Reported
London dispatches recount Nisch surrender after capturing Goritza Venik and surrounding heights. Turkish losses at Trojan Pass claimed, Montenegrins marching on Scutari, and 8000 civilians ordered from Adrianople. Reports note hard winter routs, 2000 troops ill, and armistice talks amid strategic shifts.
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Nisch
Balkans
Adrianople
London
Trojan Pass
Belgrade
Goritza
Venik
Scutari
Constantinople
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Thessaly
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Antivari
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Standard
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Yeni Saghra
Times
Bucharest
Simnitza
Sistova
Berlin
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Philippopolis
No Armistice Yet Arranged Between Russia and Turkey
Dispatches from Constantinople and St Petersburg report that no armistice is possible without a peace basis. The Grand Duke Nicholas insists negotiations must be direct and conditioned on peace terms, while Layard relays British caution over delays and unfulfilled orders. Russie notes Schipka Pass victory as proof of Turkish weakness.
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Porte
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Layard
Lord Derby
Michael
Prince Gorischakoff
Prince Gortschakoff
Server
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Sv. Petersburg
Schipka Pass
London
Times
Bucharest
Adrianople
Daily Telegraph
Pera
Russia
Hamdi Pasha
Hamme Pasha
Turkey
Balkans
England
Duke of Sutherland
Prince Teck
Orkey
Italy struggles with reform and capital punishment debate
The article analyzes Italy's stalled pledges to reform the legal system and curb expenditure while extending suffrage. It notes the abolition of capital punishment passing the Chamber but not the Senate, warns against a proposed railways convention, and assesses the risky balance between conservatism and unity during Cripsi’s leadership and Nicotera’s legacy. It cautions against adventurous foreign policy and warns the Mafia could reemerge if distractions prevail.
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Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Italy
Signor Depresis
Minghetti
Signor
Zanardelli
Nicotera
Signor Nicotera
Crispi
Interior
Vatican
Ialy
Signor Mancini
M. Depretis
Italian Court to mourn six months after king's death
Rome reports King Humbert orders six months of national mourning. Humbert favours Emmanuel's ashes in Rome and will consult brothers. Mancini plans a bill to make Pantheon the Savoy burial site. Victor Emmanuel on his death bed expresses affection and deference to the Pope and pride in his duties.
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Panion
Prince Humbert
Mirafiore
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Humbert
Terin
Emmanuel
Signor Mancini
Pantheon
Savoy
Fonsula
Fire destroys Honolulu esplanade and allied facilities
A December fire in Honolulu devastated the city esplanade area opposite the Custom House. It damaged government warehouses used for ocean mail steamers, wharves, sheds, and several private buildings. Estimated loss runs around a quarter of a million dollars with substantial insured amounts.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Northern
London
Pacific Company
T. S. Davis Apie Allen & Robinson
W. G. Irwin & Co
Cretan Leaders Hold Secret Meeting as Insurgency Grows
A secret meeting occurred last night at Hallepa with Cretan leaders. Two envoys departed for Athens while Captain Coréas with 1500 patriots heads from Hallepa to Almira. The Governor asked Constantinople for 5000 troops and a man of war. no reply yet. Turks retreat to forts amid rising island excitement as Cretans from across Greece join the insurgents, estimated at 20,000.
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Rethemno
Hallepa
Athens
Coraeas
Almira
Constantinople
Greece
Paris and World News: Ducrot Dismissal Stir. Macedonian Unrest
The Times Paris correspondent notes President MacMahon personally dismissed General Ducrot, amid public concern over the Limoges affair. Reports from Athens warn of imminent insurrection in Macedonia. Raspail burial planned at Pere la Chaise with Louis Blanc to give an oration. Henry M. Stanley arrives in Rome and receives a private royal medal. Spain’s Canovas reads a royal message on King Alphonso’s approaching marriage, while a St Paul’s Cathedral suicide is reported in London. The marriage of King Alfonso may be delayed due to Victor Emmanuel’s death.
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London
The
Times
Paris
Ducrot
MacMahon
Athens
Macedonia
Raspail
Pere la Chaise
Louis Blanc
M. Renan
Reinken
Friedrich
Rome
Henry M. Stanley
Madrid
Canovas del Castillo
Congress
Alphonso
St. Paul's
Memorial Diplomatique
Alfonso
Victor Emmanuel
Severe January gale racks towns from Camden to Bangor
A regional storm caused extensive damage across multiple towns. Barns and chimneys fell, several buildings were unroofed, and property damage in Camden alone is estimated at 10 000 dollars. Vessels were wrecked near Eastport and Newport.
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Camden
Burr Paul
W. Bower
Bay View Liberty Pole
A. A. Mansfield
West Camden
John Andrew
A. Lampson
G. B. Ingraham
Joseph Keller
Harrison Siemingway
Benjamin Starrett
Randall Simmons
Eastport
Memorial Hall
Nightingale
Broad Cove
Weather Bureau
Newburyport
Mass
Thomas Mackinney
Rockit
South Marine Railway
Congregational Church
Waterville
Bangor
Newport
R. L
Old Colony
New York
Portsmouth
N. FT
Thiomaston
Washington Robbins
Rye Beach
N. H
Gilman Folsom
Baptist
Oldtown
Brooklyn cotton broker abscounds amid $100000 defalcation claim
New York January 11 John Collins a Brooklyn cotton broker is missing and alleged to have defrauded $100000 by selling cotton on credit and using warehouse receipts to raise funds. Cutter & Co partners H M Cutter and Wetmores unseen since yesterday face creditor claims including Henry H Entz & Co and Robinson McLeod Co totaling near $50000 to $8000 owed. Detectives Woolsey and Moran dispatched to locate Cutter as details emerge on the 105 bales bought under various names and liens from Collins.
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John Collins
Brooklyn
H. M. Cutter & Co
Cutter
Conn
North Adams
J. M. Seeley
Collins
Housatonic
Mass
New England
Zephar Mills
H. J. O’hara
Robinson, McLeod & Co
Henry H. Entz & Co
Cutter & Co
Freeman and Renfrew Manufacturing Companies
North
South Adams
Walling
Woolsey and Moran
Buckfield Appeal Reaches Two Thousand In Aid Of Rail Line
The Buckfield subscription for Oxford Central Railroad hits 2000 with the town adding 1000 by vote. The Democratic State Committee meets in Augusta on January 15 to organize. In Portland a man is found guilty of manslaughter in the Gazelle case. sentence four years plus a $6 fine.
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Adams
Pittsfield
Buckfield
Oxford Central
Ape
Democratic State Committee
Augusta
Pilsbury
Anderson
Gray
U.S. District Court
Portland
Andrew Jones
Holgar Johnson
Gloucester
Grand Menan
Thomaston
John O. Shaw
Bath
Shaw
Friends Sea
New Engand
Eastern Railroad Company
South Berwick
Eastern Express Company
Maine
Hartford
Delegates Elected at Hanover Democratic Caucus
At the Hanover caucus Friday four delegates to the State Convention were chosen Hiram Hitchcock N A Frost Joseph Tenny and Joel M Hayes all unpledged. A post mortem on Wm S Curtis of Hopkinton who died after an assault showed a fractured skull and severe injuries. Manchester parties face 204 indictments for liquor sales with not guilty pleas and trials set to begin Tuesday. Indictments rely on evidence from Richard C Hale and George W Brown. bitter public sentiment surrounds the cases.
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Hanover
Hiram Hitchcock
N. A. Frost
Joseph Tenny
Joel M. Hayes
Wm. S. Curtis
Hopkinton
Supreme Court
Manchester
Richard C. Hale
Newburyport
George W. Brown
Lynn
Woonsocket
Rogers Free Public Library
Bristol
J. L. Diman
Brown University
Ancient Order of Nibernians
Old Colony
Newport
New York
Alfred Smith
Newport Marine Society
O. H Perry
Christopher Raymond Perry
Wm. W. Taylor
Vergennes leader ill. Colchester Centre widow suicide
Mr GB F Goss a leading Vergennes figure and Kaolin Works president at Monkton fell gravely ill with softening of the brain. Mrs Phabe Otis of Colchester Centre killed herself at her father’s home after cruel treatment by her Burlington husband Frank Otis. she was 22. State Board of Agriculture and Vermont Merino Sheep Breeders’ Association met at Middlebury. N T Sprague elected President, Albert Chapman Secretary, D Lane Treasurer. delegates chosen for National Wool Growers’ meeting.
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GB. F. Goss
Vergennes
Monkton
Phabe Otis
Colchester Centre
Frank Otis
Burlington
Otis
State Board of Agriculture
Vermont Merino Sheep Breeders’ Association
Middlebury
N. T. Sprague
Brandon
Albert Chapman
D. Lane
Messrs
E. N. Bissell
Stoneham
Diverse Local News From Various Massachusetts Towns
Shipping accidents and local sagas fill the page from Fairhaven to Nantucket. Capt. Baker’s suspected New Orleans move, Capt. Newcomb’s carriage crash, a Great Barrington selectman muzzling dogs, Hardwick’s New Orleans battle retelling, and the Ashburnham Society’s thieves’ detection milestone appear alongside retirements, church bells, and a Nantucket clubhouse closure.
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Robins
New Bedford
Richard Baker
Fairhaven
New Orleans
Warren Newcomb
Wellfleet
Great Barrington
Diphtheria Surge Hits Woonsocket With Death Toll Rising
Diphtheria is prevalent in Woonsocket with several deaths in the past week. The report notes a spike in fatalities and outlines local health concerns affecting residents.
Four Bible Translations Carried to Washington by Miss Julia Smith
Glastonbury woman Miss Julia Smith travels to Washington with four translations of the Bible. Also reported are the dedication of a new Congregational chapel in West Cornwall, a fatal run over in Thompsonville, and a child injure incident on Golden Hill.
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Julia Smith
Glastonbury
Washington
West Cornwall
Charles N. Fitch
Clarissa
Jabez King
Thompsonville
Ashburnham Railroad sold at auction for 11500
The Ashburnham Railroad and franchise sold to William H. Morse of Worcester for 11500 after an adjourned sale at 1 P M. Capt. Murdock initiated the bid at 8000 with later bids boosting the price. The engine and car sold for 215 each, having previously sold on execution accounts. The pair had vanished from view prior to the sale.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Ashburnham
FE. Murdock, Jr
J. H. Fairbanks
Winchendon
William H. Morse
Worcester
Capt. Murdock
G. C. Winchester
Morse
Ashburnham Railroad
A. G. Bullock
Bates
Boston
G. ©. Winchester
Wetherbee
Prominent New York Stock Exchange member suspended and Dunning collapse
New York reports H. Hollister, a prominent NYSE member, suspended amid customer defaults totaling about 175000 dollars. John F. Henry Curran & Co drug firm tied to E. J. Dunning Jr. faces embarrassment and possible losses as Dunning’s failure strains their notes and assets. Henry Curran & Co. claim they can pay dollar for dollar with time. Chicago rumors of firm failures spread, while Memphis and Montreal agencies report several clothing and commission houses failing.
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NEW York Stock Exchange
New York
the Graphic
H. H. Hollister
Hollister
John F. Henry, Curran & Co
Mercantile Agency
Dunning
Henry
Mr Henry
John F. Henry & Co
E. J. Dunning, Jr
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Bonnar
Edwin J. Dunning, Jr
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Henry Curran & Co
Charles F. Gibbs
Duanning
Curran
E. J. Dunning
Bell
Hegeman & Co
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Corn Exchange Bank
Hegeman
Wall Street
Orange
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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Mempugis, Tenn
Main Street
Julius Beher & Co
M. Fuld & Co
M. Rosenthal & Co
J. C. Ward & Co
Montreal
Anthony, McKeana & Co
Fires and losses sweep towns across three states
A morning blaze destroyed Dustin's hardware store in Dexter Maine with building losses of 2509 and stock losses around 6000. In Philadelphia and surrounding areas mills and tanneries burned with substantial insured amounts and unclear origins amid gale force winds. A Kingston hotel and stores suffered 12000 in damages, while Worcester shoe factory and Carlton stables also burned with heavy losses and varying insurance.
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Dustin
Main Street
Fire Association of Philadelphia
Hartford
People’s of Newark
Philadelphia
Chatham
John F. Lodge
Harpers & Montague
B. & F. Gledhill
ST. Louis
Anton Kessler
Western Stove Foundry
Boston
Scranton
McPike’s
Remmel & Atherton
A. H. Reynolds
Kingston
Worcester
Mass
ST. Joan
N. B
Carlton
Hamm
Connecticut River Valley Masonic Union Holds Sixth Annual Meeting
The sixth annual meeting of the Connecticut River Valley Masonic Union with 860 members met in St. Johnsbury today. President Paine of Windsor chaired the 5:30 business session, followed by officer elections and a grand promenade concert and ball closing the event.
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Connecticut River Valley Masonic Union
Paine of
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Bank president fugitive’s son arrested in San Francisco
San Francisco January 11 W T Duncan son of Joseph C Duncan president of Pioneer Bank and W T Duval a broker were arrested on felony charges for aiding concealment and flight of Duncan and Lewarne secretary of Safe Deposit Company Bail set at 10000 each awaiting posting
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W. T. Duncan
Joseph C. Duncan
Pioneer Bank
W. T. Duval
Duncan and Lewarne
Safe Deposit Company
Murder in Pawtucket Claims Water Works Employee
Providence dispatch reports Terrence Reynolds, about 30, a water works employee, killed in Pawtucket by blows to the head. After agents carried him to his boarding house, two fellow-boarders took his baggage and vanished. His previous address is unknown.
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R. 1
Terrence Reynodlds
Pawtucket
Negro Rice Hanged Near St. Francisville After Jail Escape
In ongoing tensions after the 1876 election, a man named Rice was taken from jail in St. Francisville West Feliciana and hanged by a white mob. He had been accused of killing Tom West, the Democratic sheriff candidate, shortly before the election. He had fled to Point Coupee, then surrendered and was jailed.
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Rice
St. Francisville
West Feliciana
Tom West
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Bank Robber Escaped 1872 Captured in New York
George Edwards who escaped from the State Prison at Trenton in April 1872 was captured in New York Thursday last. He had been sentenced to ten years for attempting to rob the Jamesburgh Bank of Middlesex county and had served fifteen months before escaping.
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H. W. Gear
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Bain Elected President Of Merchant's Exchange In St Louis
In St. Louis on January 11 Geo Bain a leading miller won the presidency of the Merchant's Exchange over eight to Edgell one of the city’s oldest merchants. The Pappenheim Adams Opera Company says no word on J C Freyer and that relations with him have ended.
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Geo. Bain
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M. Edgell
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The Kentucky Senatorship Ballot Results
Frankfort January 11 reports the first joint ballot shows Williams 54, Lindsay 50, McCreary 20, Boyd 18 with one absent. On the second ballot Williams 54, Lindsay 59, McCreary 20, Boyd 18. the session adjourned.
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Snow Storm Hits Delaware County and Duchess Area
A heavy snow storm affected Delaware county with about two feet of snow and many telegraph lines down. Eastern Duchess reports show roughly one foot of snow. The Hudson area saw rain instead of snow.
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Chicago forger Williams freed for extradition flaw
Chief Justice Harrison ruled extradition proceedings against Charles E. Williams illegal as the 1877 act was not in force. The Chicago forger was discharged but immediately rearrested under a new warrant in Toronto Ontario.
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Ont
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Charles E. Williams
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Blaine and Tobeson Return From Hot Springs to Washington
Senator Blaine and ex-Secretary Tobeson, after several days at Hot Springs Ark, arrived in St Louis this morning and left for Washington. The travelers report good health and spirits, noting the waters of the springs as very beneficial.
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Ark
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Illicit distilleries in Macon County seized by officers
Revenue officers destroyed distilleries operated by Hugh Alexander Ben Parsons McCormick and James Gibson in Macon county on the 9th instant. Alexander and McCormick were captured and jailed at Hartsville.
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Tenn
Hugh Alexander
Ben Parsons
McCormick
James Gibson
Macon County
Alexander
Hartsville
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L. W. Volk
Earl of Chichester
J. G. Dodson
M.P
Winchester
Tunbridge
Kansas City
Colorado
Enver
John A. Logan
Arthur
Chicago Tribune
Western Reserve College
St. Lawrence
Varennes
Coxsackie
Thomas Walsh
William K. Patrick
Nolle
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
United Province
Owen Hale
Tata
Seveaih
United States Cavalry
Miles
Joseph
Troy
Scholastique
Yellow Jacket
Ccccccscos
Eureka Consoli
Grand Prise
Cisncuc le
Alta
Nevwa
Hudson Bay Company
Ladg Lampson
Esquimoult Harbor
Vancouver's Island
Aureola
Narrowstone Point
Puget Sound
N.S
Heiress
West Indies
Digby
Celtic
Liverpool
Lord Clive
Australia
Havana
Clyde
Tigrian
Jaz Mtbs&wy
R. Fellows
M. D
Hill, N
Dk Wistar
MTHS
W. R. Fellows, M. D
Adamson
Book
Job Vrinting Heaviy
GEO. C. Goodwin & CO
Hanover St
We. A. Batchetor
Batchelor
Bond St
Op& P& Wyte
Diy
Holland
Pinet Castillon & Co
John Conlon & Co
Lincoln &T
Entertainments
Tompkins & Wil .Proprieto
L. R. Shewell
Louis James
Mr. Shewell
Marie Wainwrightd
GETZ
Globe Theatre
Octoroon
Gussik de Forrestas
Eckk Scuoererart
Seeee
Jas. S. Marritt
Gustavus Levick
Perron
Jaz
Louisiana
Lydia Thompson
Boston Museum
RM. Pimp
G. F. Rowe
Geneva
Papa Perrichon
MRR
M. Fiele
Uabiche
Martini
Monsieur Perrichon
Lachan
Wm. Warren
Lyons
Mer de Glace
Champuny
Perrichon
Tizen Langfroid
Chas. Barron
Howard Atheneum
Nellie Larkelle
Florence Ellis
Mile. Zawistowski
Mile Marie Bonfanti
ST. Felix Sisters
Hilda Thomaso
Gus Williams
Ferguson and Mack
Lawrence Sisters
Mons. ST. Elmo
Watson and Ellis
Gibson and Binney
the Tabernacle
Frederic Allen Gower
Music Hall
Clark, Adams & Clark
China and Glass
Music Hall Place
Jay Wfes
A. P. Peck
Wesleyan Hall
Alfred J. Knight
Ditson’s
Washington Street
Old South Church
Wstr
Jad
Aucome Eee
Mercantile Institution
Mareen
Avon Street
James Hyde
Court
Burt Square
Salem Lead
Francis Shown
Solow
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!