Yellow Fever Epidemic Resolution Proposed by Mr Fenton
Mr Fenton offered a resolution affirmed by the body calling for a brief history of the yellow fever epidemic of 1875. The document would detail how the disease spread across the United States, with emphasis on its prevention and hygiene, and be transmitted to the Senate by the Supervising Surgeon of the Marine Hospital Service.
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Sequel to the Walworth parricide ends in mother’s death
In Jersey City, James Freeman shot his mother Mrs Freeman over a disputed demand for $2000. He confessed at the station and later claimed intent to shoot himself. Coroner's jury found death by pistol shot fired by the son Joseph W Kreeman. The family surname and details tied to Bergen Heights highlight wealth and tensions. Funeral of the Stiner family follows a fatal fire with $100,000 life insurance to Hebrew Orphan Asylum.
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Cartagena fugitives surrender and Numancia crisis in Algeria
Despatch from Oran says 1200 troops guard the coast as the Numancia is immobilized, crews disarmed, and Cartagena refugees interned after surrender. French orders to disarm Intransigente vessels and hold crews in harbor. Castelar receives confidence vote. Barcelona Intransigentes surrender. government control restored.
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Large fire destroys stores at Portsmouth dock yard
London January 15 a extensive conflagration swept the Portsmouth dock yard burning stores valued in thousands of pounds connected to the Ashantee expedition. In Parliament Mr Cowen radical was elected from Newcastle by a thousand majority. The Ville Du Havre disaster also noted.
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Bank of England Fixes Discount Rate at Three and Four Tenths
London finance bulletin reports the Bank of England directors fixing a minimum discount rate of 3 1/4 percent today. Market notes cite U S bonds at various levels and rail stock quotes including Erie and New York Central with listed figures.
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Strike on New Jersey Southern Railway Spurs Violence and Pay Arrangements
A Philadelphia despatch reports strikers tearing up track and cutting telegraph wires on the New Jersey Southern Railroad halting all rail traffic from Pemberton Junction. Back pay totals 40 000 dollars with salaries and dividends to be paid. receiver now controls the company and arrangements are made to move merchandise via the Amboy division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. many workers still unpaid for November.
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Currency reform dominates National Board of Trade meeting
The National Board of Trade met at Rialto Hall in Baltimore with prayers by Rev W Dudley. Debated national finances opposing more currency and inflation. Substitutes from Boynton and others were rejected as the four finance resolutions passed. A grand banquet followed adjournment.
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Fire at Brooklyn jail and Empire stores in New York
On January 15 a fire at Raymond Street Jail Brooklyn from a detective flue led to smoke filling cells but no injuries. Water and fire engines subdued the blaze. several cells opened to prevent suffocation. In Portsmouth and Greensboro, fires also reported with evolving damage data.
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Texas Governor Coke Inaugurated After Legislature Vote
A Texas despatch from Austin reports Governor Coke and Lieutenant Governor Hubbard chosen by legislative tally. Coke received 85,549 votes to Davis 42,663. Hubbard 86,525 to Taylor 42,812. Coke and Hubbard sworn in. Britton guards Capitol doors as Davis allies resist entry with armed force.
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National Weather Temperatures Reported Across Cities
The signal office reported last night temperatures from Washington to New York with readings from 25 degrees above zero in Shreveport to 20 degrees below zero at Mt. Washington. By Jan 15 harbor ice was forming along the Illinois shore and could close the harbor if temperatures stay. New York also reported near zero by midnight.
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creditors meet on appointing Edwin M. Lewis Receiver
In Philadelphia on January 15 creditors of Jay Cooke & Co. gathered at the Assembly Building. Register Joseph Mason read the court order naming Edwin M. Lewis as Receiver and outlining duties, then heard answers from firm members about transfers to relatives. A vote placed the estate with a trustee and creditor committee.
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