U S Senate Debates Interventions and Inventions in 1870s
The Senate debates petitions from Mahlon Loomis on a wire‑free telegraph and a $50,000 appropriation, considers a representation bill, discusses bringing Ecuador’s minister home, and reviews habeas corpus and railroad telegraph bills. Key figures include Sumner Buckalew Cameron Grimes Conkling Edmunds Pomeroy Banks Delano Maynard Judd Woodward and Butler.
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Conference on the Eastern Question Adjourns Amid Greek Controversy
Paris reports indicate the Conference on the Eastern question adjourned until Thursday with Greece excluded. The Greek government condemns the exclusion, arguing a prior precedent, while the Sublime Porte defends its stance and Russia condemns Greece. Crete officials were captured by Turkish forces, four killed and the rest imprisoned.
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Spain Cuba conflict drives loan offers across the nation
In Maprio and Florence reports dated January 13, authorities note widespread loan offers from Spain to fund Cuba’s struggle against insurgents. The Epoca claims France Italy and Spain officials support Prince Aosta’s throne claim amid mill tax collection disturbances.
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Greece Replaces Premier as Rangabe Recalled from Paris
Reports from France say Rangabe the Greek ambassador in Paris has been recalled to assume the presidency of the Greek ministry, replacing Bulmaies as head of government.
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Restoration of Mail Service Between Southampton and New York
London merchants petition the Government to restore the mail service between Southampton and New York, seeking resumed transatlantic communication and trade links.
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Bismarck warns Beust over Austrian opposition in Berlin talks
Vienna reports Count von Bismarck told Count de Weipffer that keeping Baron von Beust in office would trigger serious Prussian action. London markets note stable but firm U S 5-20s and mixed stock activity as global trade highlights shift. Cotton, breadstuffs, and petroleum markets show varied movement in Liverpool and Antwerp despatches.
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Amnesty Proclaimed. Davis and Breckenridge Treason Indictments Dropped
In Washington February 13 1869 the District Attorney announced the Attorney General's order to examine treason indictments for possible inclusion in the general amnesty of December 25 1868. He said he would enter nolle prosequi for Jefferson Davis and John C Breckenridge while acknowledging John H Surratt's case for report to the Attorney General. Judge Fisher noted DA should drop the first two cases but defer action on Surratt.
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Missouri Governor’s inaugural addresses reform and suffrage stance
Missouri Governor McClurg proposes removing unloyal officials, granting the governor power to dismiss appointees, and registering reform. He backs militia oversight, opposes universal negro suffrage via exchange, and urges re submitting a white voter amendment. He calls removing Boone and Galloway counties from state institutions due to rebellious tendencies.
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New England Carpet Co Auction Lot Offers Low Prices
Carperts offer 4000 yards at 45 cents per yard and 200 pieces Oil Cloth at 50 cents per yard in a closing out sale. Items include Fixe Carrers Tapestry and 3 PLY. Also Steam Fire proof and second-hand safes at Morse's Safe Factory. Read by New England Carpet Co at 75 Hanover Street and Morse's Safe Factory at 74 Sudbury Street.
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