Findley proposes House inquiry into presidential electors fraud
Representative Findley of Mansfield Ohio plans a House resolution to probe whether certificates of election were improperly issued or counted, and whether any corrupt bargains influenced votes in the electoral count. The Judiciary Committee would summon witnesses and papers and can sit during recess. The item follows other measures on finance and suffrage discussed that day.
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House Investigating Committees Start Broad Probes
Washington Jan 14 immense bills introduced in the House. Proposals include a commission on the liquor traffic and a move to fix government advertising rates. Multiple bills favor women's franchise and constitutional action against sex disfranchisement. Adjournment ends session with committee shuffles and appointments.
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Venezuela Awards Controversy Spurs Senate Papers
Wallington January 14 The President transmitted to Congress a mass of papers on the Venezuela awards. Minister Russell's March note complains of conditional payments and US promises concerning division among claimants, while Venezuela protested later and sought a rehearing. A September 1868 letter reveals bribe offers to influence the commission and an umpire, highlighting alleged fraud and conflicts among claimants and officials.
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Democrats Confront House Employee Shortage caucus
Democratic members of the House met in caucus to address a shortage of employes reported by Doorkeeper Col Polk. They discussed absentees and the need to ensure members are paired with Republicans, naming Representative Eden as chairman of a new committee to arrange pairs and report back.
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Congressman Crittenden Cornered by a Strong minded Woman
Local notes describe a dramatic scene with a forceful woman confronting Congressman Crittenden. Headlines hint at political tension surrounding his stance and public reactions within the era. The item reflects partisan passion and sensational framing typical of period newspapers.
New York Hints of Barratry and Lost Sloops Near Pier 41
A hulk schooner found in North River near Pier 41 is believed scuttled to swindle insurers. Identified as E. H. Pray from Boston, the wreck carried ballast and doctored cargo, with ransom notes and forged marks. Police pursue murder and theft theories linked to the insurance case while reporting other city crimes and notices.
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Fire Record Aisastous Blaze At Lowell Shows Heavy Loss
A disastrous four story brick building fire at Merrimac and Central streets Lowell resulted in $66 300 in insured losses. Adams & Co. furniture dealers suffered $20 000, while Wyman owners faced $14 090 insurance on their property. Other firms Chase & Sargent J W White Kimball Woodward & Churchill McCoughlin & Son William Whittemore Fred Slade and local figures endured substantial property damage mainly from water. Insurance carriers listed include Alma Queen Hartford North American and more. Nearby Waterville and Detroit reports note farm and warehouse fires with significant losses and a fatality in Croix Quebec.
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Ambassadors Deny Consent To Dover Passage Pact
Rome notes a report claiming Germany and Italy would seek permission for their fleets to pass the Dardanelles if Britain is allowed to reach Constantinople. The claim is labeled untrue by official sources in Constantinople.
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Peace Negotiations with Russia and Turkey Falter in London
Reports from London on January 14 indicate worsening prospects for an armistice with Turkey as terms are seen as onerous. Russia explains conditions to England while Turkish ministers prepare for talks and the Turkish Chamber of Deputies rejects a motion on the armistice. News notes Turkish fleet actions in Crimea and Russia's offer to discuss English interests with the Cabinet.
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RUSSIAN ADVANCE TOWARD CONSTANTINOPLE
Adrianople reports Russians pushing along the railway toward Philippopolis with 20 000 refugees reaching Constantinople weekly from Romola. A wreck near Tekirdağ killed and wounded about fifty. Servians recaptured Kursumlije, Turks seize Vranja, and General Belyarkevich with 59 battalions moves on Prishtina joining Roumanians before Vidin. The Vidin garrison may march out with arms.
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Beaconsfield and the Queen Gossip What Is Known
London letter notes ongoing visits between Lord Beaconsfield and the Queen, suggesting intimate relations and speculation about marriage. The piece describes a culture of scandal during a season of country houses, with anecdotes about lunch preferences and old dowager invitations, while stressing no assertive truth.
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Rome Stunned as Victor Emmanuel Dies in Italy Crisis
London January 14 The Virnes Rome correspondent reports Rome stunned by King Victor Emmanuel II death. Transition to a new king amid a chaotic Parliament triggers calls for a new session and Crown address. Humbert is described as favorable, methodical, liberal, and resistant to priestly subjection. The note mentions the Prince Imperial of Germany arriving for Victor Emmanuel II's funeral.
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Diaz Says No War With United States Frontier Peace Possible
President Diaz in an interview asserts peace across Mexico and rejects the idea of war with the United States. He says cordial relations depend on U S recognition of the Mexican government and notes 6400 Mexican troops on the frontier with Washington reportedly keeping 5900. He claims mutual vigilance will curb cattle rustling and marauders along the Rio Grande.
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Humbert Becomes King of Italy on Victor Emmanuel’s Death
Italy’s Victor Emmanuel dies and Humbert assumes the throne as King of Italy. Humbert, 33, resembles his father in appearance with a bold moustache and military bearing. He trained for a military career, showing valor and driving liberal politics since youth. He served in camps during 1859 and engaged in movements after the Zurich treaty, later aiding events in the two Sicilies and visiting Naples and Palermo in 1862.
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Prince Humbert of Italy and the Royal Marriage Festivities
The passage recounts Prince Humbert's career, his rise to Lieutenant-General, and his reputation from Custozza. It notes his Naples residence, friendship with Cardinal Andrea, and his wife Queen Margherita. It covers their 1868 wedding in Turin, celebrations across Italy, a Florentine reception, and a birth in 1569 with continued residence in Rome since 1870.
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Names of the men discharged from English prisons
Dublin January 14 report lists Fenian prisoners Chambers McCarthy O Brien and Davitt released after long terms. Chambers and McCarthy twelve years O Brien eleven years Davitt seven. O Brien born in London was a private in the Eighty fifth foot and a former medical student. Davitt noted for Birmingham arms purchase. Dublin New York stream of welcome described with 15,000 in a torchlit procession and 20,000 in the streets.
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Fugitive From United States Arrested In England
Charles Henry Moulton an attorney and real estate agent from Washington DC was charged at Bow Street with forging and uttering an 18000 note under extradition. He claimed poverty and planned to return to the United States after surrendering. He denied forgery and was committed for fifteen days before removal.
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Butt proposes separate Home Rule parliamentary party in Ireland
At Dublin Home Rule Conference Dr Butt urged forming a distinct Irish self government party united on self rule. He called for weekly committee meetings to govern the faction and to sink internal differences. Mr Parnell supported the resolution as the debate continued.
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Higgins Wins England Championship Row on Tyne
Newcastle dispatch reports the £20 side race for the England championship on the River Tyne between Robert Watson Boyd and John Higgins ended with Higgins winning on a foul. Boyd fouled Higgins by crowding and laying his oar across Higgins’s boat, causing Higgins to capsize and the race to be awarded to Higgins.
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Ex-Queen Isabella barred from Alfonso wedding frontier entry
A Paris despatch reports Spain orders may subject ex Queen Isabella to harsh treatment if she tries to cross the frontier for King Alfonso wedding. The Spanish Ambassador to France will stay in Paris to guard against any attempt by Isabella to attend.
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Mourning in Britain over Victor Emmanuel death and royal affairs
London reports a three week mourning period beginning tomorrow for Victor Emmanuel. The Globe denies a postponed Spanish king Alfonso marriage, confirming a January 23 ceremony. Cape Town notes Batman’s surrender and Kreli seeks terms with British, who demand unconditional surrender. China, a minor chief, escapes with 200 followers. Wigan spinners cut wages five percent amid weak trade. Chamber of Deputies votes urgent for Sweden cession of St Bartholomew. Cruikshank ill with bronchitis as Lords address royal speech response. Beaconsfield to reply. Derby ill. Welsh colliery ordered coal to Verola Bay for fleet.
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Inauguration of Richard M Bishop as Governor in Ohio
The January 14 inauguration in Columbus drew thousands as Richard M Bishop was sworn in amid drizzle and snow. The brief address urged economy and prudent legislation at home, stressing labor issues and avoiding policies that favor a few at the expense of many, to steady state finances.
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Hartford Hearing on Charter Oak Life Receiver Delays
In Hartford Judge Pardee rejected delay for the Charter Oak Life case amid an attempted scale down. The Insurance Commissioners seek a receiver. the company may answer by next Saturday. Directors petition for charter change to convert from stock to a mutual company controlled by policyholders.
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Butler Says Banks Shall Lose Charter If They Oppose Laws
In New York on January 14 Benjamin F Butler warned that banks uniting to block Congress laws would face a harsh lesson, likening it to the United States Bank’s fate. He urged Congress to revoke charters of banks that seek to nullify federal statutes, asserting Congress’s power over coinage and value.
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McComb Loses Suit Over Credit Mobilier Shares
In the United States Circuit Court Judge McKinnon delivered the court’s opinion in the Credit Mobilier case. Henry S McComb claimed 250 shares purchased for a third party and later transferred interest to himself plus a 125 share dividend and profits. The court found no relief for McComb and dismissed the bill with costs.
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Burglary Suspects Nabbed After Hartford Jewelry Theft
Burglars entered H W Conklin's Hartford home and took a diamond cross, diamond earrings, a gold watch and other jewelry valued around $1000. Two men were arrested on suspicion, found with a valise of seal skin caps and other stolen goods. A third man escaped. Names given as Lewis Raymond and George Shaw from Boston. One suspect lost a right hand. the other is badly mutilated.
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Nash to lead Stamford Universalist Church
Mr C E Nash of Tufts Divinity School and son of Rev Nash of Lewiston will begin duties next summer at the Universalist Church in Stamford Connecticut. Other items note the Belfast Supreme Court adjournment, six verdicts and one disagreement, seven divorces granted, and seventeen indictments mainly for liquor law violations. Auburn’s 1877 manufacturing data show 2 million capital, 3,478 workers, 809 thousand payroll, 3,596,400 shoes made, 7 million pounds leather, 3.43 million total manufacturing value. Counterfeit nickels traced to Rockland. Hart and wife, and Packard, all in custody after a raid by Sheriff Lowe and officers.
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Widowed and aged, Nashua woman dies over 100
Mrs Ellen O'Brien, Nashua's oldest resident, reportedly passed away on Thursday with her exact age uncertain but likely over a century. In Manchester Supreme Court, six defendants faced penalties for offenses ranging from aggravated assault to larceny. A regional list notes 50 residents over 90 died last year, including three centenarians Mrs Evans Concord 101, William Devine Dover 100, Mrs Alen Charlestown 195. John Batchelder’s team went to Hampton marshes for hay. a teamster disappeared and an ox and horse perished while another teamster escaped to safety.
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Concord
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Dover
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Pennington Bank Organizing Efforts in Bennington
A report notes steps toward forming the Pennington County Savings Bank at Bennington. Reports also tell of Willie Roberts a fourteen year old who hanged himself in Newark and of A C Wells a Bakersfield resident who died by suicide. Rev Mrs S M Perkins teaches at the Universalist Church in West Concord. Windham county gentlemen advocate a two feet gauge railroad modeled on Billerica and Bedford as a lower cost option for the West River Valley.
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Prohibitory law petitions rise in Nantucket and local crimes noted
Nantucket petitions circulate re enactment of the Prohibitory law while Salem searches for Mr Fenollosa in a mystery. Reports from New Bedford, Lowell, and Worcester note court actions, factory reopenings, and a fatal fall. A sandwiched funeral with Masonic rites honors Capt Reuben Collins of Sandwich. Local incidents include a scalding death of a New Bedford child and a North Middleboro school punishment case. The organ contract for Northampton and county civic notes are listed along with pond and reservoir work in Marblehead and Reed's Pond.
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Noted Suicide and Local News From Providence and Newport
Parker H Sweet of North Kingston committed suicide on Saturday by cutting his throat due to domestic trouble. A coroner's jury implicated William Bouler in the Reynolds murder at Pawtucket who has fled. A Providence baseball club was organized under Douglass. Revival services by Pentecost and Stebbins are highly successful. Aaron Brackett’s embezzlement case was continued to March. Newport school conflict between Catholics and parishioners over schooling grows. Charles E Hammett, Newport long-time citizen and former Marine Society president, died. U S Marshal Coggeshall seized the steam yacht Estelle at Bristol under presidential order to prevent possible military actions abroad.
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Maine Fisheries and Game Law Reform Bill Vowed
Augusta reports the Commission to revise Maine fishery laws will present a bill to the Legislature within days. It bans netting in state waters for mackerel, herring, porgies, and menhaden, outlines fishway requirements, seasonal nets curfews, and state enforcement, plus moose and deer hunting restrictions and wardens. Legislative items include elections, charters, and canal project discussions.
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Notable Boston Merchant Joseph Crockett Dies in Cambridge
The enterprising resident aged 66 years 9 months died at his Cambridge home yesterday. Senior partner of Thomas Dana & Co on Commercial Street, he rose from poverty to become a leading wholesale grocer. Born in the West End, he built a vast library, aided many, and spent years abroad before retirement. He leaves a wife and daughter Mrs Julian de Cordova and numerous friends. JOSEPH CROCKETTT, VETERANS GONE.
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Michael Morse stab threat to State Senator over mortgage dispute
Michael Morse seriously wounded State Senator John Buehler after a quarrel over a mortgage transfer and impending foreclosure on Morso's house. Buehler refused assistance, Morso drew a dirk wounding him in the intestines. Judge McAllister voided a city ordinance forcing fruit dealers to sell only aliquot portions of a pushel with uniform quality.
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Clergy calls and legal fray spotlight Hartford area
The Mt. Carmel Church calls Rev. R C Bell while Rev J J Goodale accepts a Windsor Locks parish. A costly Enfield church case heads to an Andover auditor. A Farmington Ave dispute ends in court after a colored guard removals and a sheriff seizure. First fox sight near Birmingham in twenty years.
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Halifax
Artos
Mediterranean
Hadi
West Indies
Nepigon
Erin
Putnam
B. Estabrook & CO
Washtails Lugton Street
Eoplm
Batchetor
Batchelor
Entertainments
Tompkins & Hill
L. R. Shewelil
Sardou
Exiles
Louis James
L. BR. Shewrell
Mari Wainwright
Augmented Dramatic Company
GETZ
Globe Theatre
Mls
Emeroseau
Willie Edovin
Lydia Thompson
Boston Museum
Papa Perrichon
Voyage de
M. Perrichon
WM. Warren
Mr Warren
Perrichon
Gazette
Ee Larke
Mr Barron
Angel OF Midnight
Howard Atheneum
Rich and Poor OF
Gustavus Levick
Gussie DE Forrest
Nellie Larkelle
Gus. Williams
Mons
Mme. D'Omer
J. W McAndrews
ST. Felix
Chas.s. Rogers
Mattie Vickers
Boston Music Hans
Theodore Thomas
Masonic
Charles Hemmans
Ovetime
Supnonseo
Esc
Conask Cnel
Ess
Coeeslnciavenns Mayerbeer
Tal
Brahms
the Tabernacle
Frederic Allen Gower
Belr
Tremont Temple
Khot Street
Insurance
Boston Marine Ins. Co
Ana
Messrs
Thos. H. Lord
British
Exchange Place
William A. Beattien
Eliot Insurance Coo
George A. Curtis
David W. Williams
H. Augustus Johnson
Daniel Davies
Robert Codman
Carmin E. King
Calvin W. Haven
Joseph B. Moors
Charles A. Cummings
Charles L. Tuayer
James T. Hayward
Henry A. Church
Greenleaf C. George
Ftutt
Fet
American Insurance Co
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
TuFal
Automatic Signal Telegraph Company
Devonshire
West Street
Alexander Sater
Aulo
B. T. Babbitt
Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Israel W. Munroe
Chas. A. Howland
Sec
W. Porter
Pres
Treas
Herent
Jaz
Woodhon? & Co
D. H
Central Wharf
Brown’ S
W. J. Griffiths
Slate, Tin and Compsitio
Roofer
Cambridge Street
Emerson
Aaron R. Gay & CO
State Strest
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!