Senator Voorhees presses silver and greenbacks in Senate
In Washington yesterday Senator Voorhees spoke in favor of silver and greenbacks and attacked gold supporters. The Senate floor crowd cheered, and after his speech members pressed forward to congratulate him.Secretary Sherman proposed a popular loan with 3.95 percent certificates redeemable in 4 percent bonds. State and local reports, governor inaugurations, party meetings, and labor strikes were also reported from New Jersey and New Hampshire. A Hartford excursion train crashed, causing many casualties, as Marlboro shoemakers entered a strike.
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Voorhees
Washington
Senate
House
Sherman
House Committee
United States
State Senate
Boston and Albany Railroad
Board of Supervisors of Statistics
Bureau of Stratistics
George B. McClellan
Trenton
N. J
State House
New Hampshire
Democratic State Committee
Concord
Henry C. Kent
Lancaster
Frank A. McKean
Nashua
Conkling
Lkely
Bayard
Kernan
Davis
Henry Lane
Indiana
Morton
Allison
Matthews
Spies Imported From Gotham Stir Indignation
Citizens express anger as agents from Gotham are brought in to collect evidence using decoys and covert tactics. Officials vow checks on methods while public debate heats over privacy and security implications.
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Gotham
Speech by Senator Voorhees on moneyed interests and finance
Special Despatch to the Boston Post describes Senator Voorhees denouncing a moneyed oligarchy, arguing legal tenders and silver coinage shape national policy. He reviews Civil War era bonds, resumption, and inflationary debt, warning that future legislation could convulse the nation and threaten liberty, with applause and bouquets at the end.
Movement to revive Know Nothing style order in nation
Ed Cowles of the Cleveland Leader promotes a secret order called the Order of the American Union. The address outlines seven platform planks including forbidding public funds to sectarian institutions, limiting religious influence, voter's literacy tests, universal taxation of church property, compulsory education, and protecting a sectarian free school system while resisting ecclesiastical interference. The document attacks the Catholic Church and its growth.
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Washiington
Ed Cowles
Cleveland
Order of the American Union
Senate
Cowles
Order
Treasuer
The
Prace
Firth
Hiuth
Catholic Church
Senate debate on silver question and militia funding
In Washington the Vice-President spoke before the Senate as resolutions from the Union League Club of New York oppose delaying specie payments and silver coinage. The body acted on various nominations and requests, including checks on bonds sold since 1861 and war claims for Ohio. The session moved to discuss Mr Matthews’s silver resolution with Mr Voorhees addressing the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Union League Club
New York City
Finance
Hamlin
William King
Maine
National Statuary Hall
Committee On Foreign Relations
Edward DeLeon
United States
Egypt
House
Secretary of State
Hereford
Secretary of the Treasury
Thurman
Ohio
Conkling
New York
Morrill
Union
Matthews
Mr Voorhees
Silver Remonetization Debate Dominates House Session
In Washington on January 15 the House discussed currency policy with proposals to resist reducing legal tender, expand open mail correspondence, and remit duties from Boston fire losses. Speaker names, committee actions, and remarks by Price advocating silver remonetization highlighted the day before adjournment.
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Washington
Union League
Blair
New Hampshire
John L. Crittenden
New Hampshire Volunteers
Davis
North Carolina
Committee On Ways and Means
Covert
New York
Springer
Thine
Treasury
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Morse
Massachusetts
Boston
Cox
Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
House
State of the Union
Hooker
Michigan
Price
Hooper
Masachusetts
Germany
Messrs Beecher and
Frothingham
Secretary Schurz Defends Indian Office Inquiry
Secretary Schurz said Prof Seelye misread the inquiry into Indian Office affairs. He noted charges by Eastern Cherokee figures prompted the probe, enlarged to a broader audit of conduct, and criticized Seelye for prejudging the case before investigation.
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Washington
Indian Office
Schurz
Seelye
Board of Inquiry
North Carolina
Galpin
Prof
House
Senate considers Woman Suffrage as Cabinet ponders finances
Washington reports show the Senate Privileges and Elections Committee debating woman suffrage without resolution while Cabinet discusses national finances and a planned popular loan ad. President to address Congress on the Chinese question. new New Orleans customs collector nominee named. President Hayes hosts first public evening at the Executive Mansion with wide attendance. The Sargent Chinese emigration bill imposes a 250 per capita tax on Chinese subjects arriving after January 1, 1879.
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Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Wadleigh
Sherman
Congress
New York Pension Agency
George Williamson
New Orleans
Hayes
Executive
Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Senator Sargent
California
China
Defenceless Towns on the Sea Bombarded by Turks
Reports from across the Ottoman front describe Turkish bombardments of ports and towns including Theodosia and Anapa in the Crimea Circassia and seas while Turkish forces press toward Philippopolis and Scutari. Evacuations and burning orders at Philippopolis indicate rising wartime chaos and widespread casualties.
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Constantinople
Philippopolis
Suleiman Pasha
Tichirpan
Yeni Segbra
Yeni Mahalgre
Odessa
Theodosia
Crimea
Anapa
Black Sea
Circassia
St. Petersburg
Cettinijf
Nikita
Antivari
Scutari
London
Standard
Ardos
Karnabad
Sebastopol
Cape Town Signals Galega Surrender After Coastal Show of Force
Advices from Cape Town report no fighting in the past week as British troops appear on the coast. Galeka chief Kreli may seek safety after Batman, a Kreli counsellor, yields himself. Keva leads 200 Gaikas crossing into Gaika territory, reviving insurrection fears. Sir Bartle Frere urged Parliament to push complete disarmament of natives.
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Lennon
Cape Town
Transkei
Batman
Kreli
Keva
Gaika
Bartle Frere
Cape Colony
Turkish Envoys Travel For Peace Talks With Russia
Constantinople reports Server Pasha and Namyk Pasha departed for Kezanlik to press peace terms with Grand Duke Nicholas who holds full powers. Turkish fleet ordered to Sinope amid armistice expectations as repairs delay travel. Vienna dispatch notes Servia aims for independence for the principality old Servia cession and indemnity for war devastations.
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Server Pasha
Namyk Pasha
Nicholas
Kezanlik
Porte
Sinope
Server
Namak Pashas
Hademkoi
Chorlu
Vienna
Belgrade
Servia
Home Rule Conference backs annual gathering and party unity
Dublin January 15 The Home Rule Conference unanimously endorsed holding an annual conference open to Home Rule League clubs and MPs. It backed Dr Butt’s leadership, pledged party unity, and urged energetic, united action while allowing individual discretion on unsettled questions. The eight hour meeting ended amid division and uproar as Butt steered the motion to final passage.
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Dublin
Home Rule Conference
Home Rule League
Biggar
England
Butt
Putt
Sullivan
Queen of Portugal arrives as Pope orders funeral service
Nome reports the Queen of Portugal, daughter of Victor Emmanuel, arriving. The Pope orders a solemn funeral service for Victor Emmanuel at St John Lateran Basilica. Garibaldi writes to King Humbert urging him to pursue his father's path.
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Nome
Portugal
Victor Emmanuel
Basilica of
St. John Lateran
Garibaldi
Humbert
Congress Votes for Royal Marriage in Madrid
A Madrid dispatch reports that Congress approved King Alfonso's marriage by 369 to 4. The vote occurred Jan 15 and marks a landmark royal endorsement within Spain's political landscape.
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Alfonso
Alexandria
Egypt
Mecca
Jeddah
Paris
Philippe Hottinguer
Hottinguer & Co
London
Cousett Iron Company
St. Petersburg
Fan
George H. Baker
United
E. W. Stoughton
Baker
The
Times
France
Gambetta
Danville
Philip Grasty
W. P. Robinson
Grasty
Robinson
State Democratic Convention Preparations in Concord
A large Democratic State Committee meeting at the Phenix Hotel in Concord previews tomorrow's state convention. Henry C. Kent presides as president with McKean of Nashua likely to secure the governor nomination, while Webster of Boscawen and Peterson of Greenland emerge as railroad commissioner candidates. Debates touch on Hayes administration policy, temperance planks unlikely, and resolutions by John H. George chair the committee on resolutions.
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Henry O. Kent
Ron
Frank A. McKean
Nashua
Concord
N. H
Democratic State Committee
Phenix
I. N. Blodgett
State Committee
John G. Sinclair
John H. George
Hosea W. Parker
Frank H. Pierce
E. C. Bailey
W. B. Tebbetts
FE. A. Knight
Lebanon
Jamess. Foote
Franklin
Charles W. Webster
Boscawen
Mr Peterson
Greenland
Governor Emerys Utah message proposes reforms and polygamy repeal
The Salt Lake City dispatch reports Gov. Emery delivering a message to the Territorial Legislature urging a territorial free school law and a secret ballot. It recommends divorces law revision, a year of residence for applicants, and notes continued polygamy. The message calls for investigation into arrested indicted parties and suggests Congress action if local progress stalls. It warns Church and state ties hinder stable governance.
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Salt Lake City
Uran
Emery
Mountain Meadow
Congress
Mystery of the scuttled schooner N Y harbor
A New York dispatch reports the E H Pray, a 43 ton schooner built in 1863 and captained by Melvin J Clark of Pembroke Maine, found adrift in the North River may have been scuttled by its own crew to steal cargo worth about 10000 dollars. The cargo included fish oil pickles varnish olives and giant powder. Investigators suspect foul play and the captain is missing.
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Clark
Bristow Club
New York
North River
E. H. Pray
Eden
Melvin J. Clark
Pembroke
William Chambers
Front Street
Baltimore
Pier 14
East River
Warren Street
Brooklyn
Jersey Central
Jersey City
Hartford
Astral Oil
Charles Pratt & Co
Simon Newman
F. Foehrenbach & Co
Emil Colman & Co
Wolff & Reissing
Sey, Doubleday & Co
Richard P. Currie
Schoenecker
Giant Powder Company
Custom House
Fifty Second Street
Inspector Dilks
Central Office
Nova Scotia
Atlantic Mutual Marine Insurance Company
Gastlin
Pendleton Wins Ohio Senate Seat and Kentucky Maryland Deadlock
In Columbus Pendleton declared Senate choice by 25 Democrats to 8 Republicans for blank. House vote 66 to 3 with Pendleton ahead. Annapolis shows Kentucky Maryland race with multiple contenders and no clear winner. Des Moines reports Allison renominated by Republican caucus. Cincinnati notes Democratic caucus in Frankfort failing to choose after four ballots.
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George H. Pendleton
Ohio
Kentucky
Maryland
Columbus
Senate
House
Pendleton
Johnson
Blank
Annapolis
United States
Dennis
House of Delegates
Philip Francis Thomas
Lewis H. Steiner
James B. Groome
Montgomery Blair
John N. Robinson
Samuel Hambleton
Wicks
Stump
Robert McLane
Scatterme
Thomas
Steimer
Robinson
Hambleton
Groome
Wickes
Cincinnati
Frankfort
Williams
Lindsay
McCreary
Knott
Multiple New York and Chicago Firms Assign for Creditors
Iw York and Chicago brokerages and merchants, including Downer & St John and John F Weare & Co, have assigned for creditors as net liabilities run high from failed operations. Reports cite debts ranging from about 60 thousand to 355 thousand dollars, with assets variably estimated, while other firms like Giles & Co and Miles Carson face notable losses and insolvency actions across cities.
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Downer & St. John
Dunning
William M. Giles & Co
Sixth Avenue
John F. Henry, Curran & Co
Netter & Co
Netter
J. Elias
Isaac Wolff
Cincinnati
Fitzhugh & Stewart
E. Swett & Co
G. G. Havens & Co
Davis & Freeman
D. Urquhart
New Orleans
New York
Jaw
the Sun
New Brunswick
N. J
Chicago
John F. Weare & Co
Henry M. Hooker
Montreal
Can
C. Fraser & Co
R. Mitchell & Co
Gooch & Barber
Dairy Commission
Stone Elected Speaker as Newbold Delivers State Message
In Drs Morris Iowa on January 15 the House chose John Y. Stone Speaker by 94 to 6. Other offices followed caucus nominations. Gov. Newbold's biennial message focuses on state affairs noting finances are poor with floating debt at 341000, 90000 over the constitutional limit, and urges elimination of the floating debt.
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Drs Morris
Iowa
House
John Y. Stone
Gov. Newbold
McClellan Inauguration Address in New Jersey Capitol
A large inaugural procession escorted Gov McClellan and Governor-elect to the State House. The ceremony included a oath, great seal acceptance, introductions, and an inaugural address urging financial reform, tariff stability, and Southern questions settlement. The address stressed national credit, sound currency, and protection of rights of freemen. A reception followed with a Philadelphia veteran association tribute and a silver medal from Antietam.
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N. J
George B. McClellan
New York
Philadelphia
State House
Warren Street
Americus Club of
James Page Library Company of
Hudson County
Nineteenth Ward Democratic Association of
Third Ward
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Stevens Pioneer Corps of
Ardmore Association
Ardmore
Montgomery County
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John Hall
D. D
Beasley
E Dle
Gov
Senate
Bedle
General Assembly
George C. Ludlow
W. H. Neilson, Jr
Gov. McClellan
Veteran Association of Philadelphia
Antietam
Executive Chamber
New Jersey
Ninth annual meeting of Dominion Board of Trade opens
Ottawa delegates gather for the ninth annual meeting as Adam Brown discusses the Milwaukee National Board of Trade and its reciprocity resolutions. He envisions the Northwest as Canada’s backbone, notes the fishery award as a likely basis for final adjustments, and praises Halifax replacing Portland as the winter port. He urges focus on Canada’s fiscal policy, freight rate discrimination, and registering American ships as Canadian bottoms to avoid duties.
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Ont
Dominion Board of Trade
Adam Brown
Milwaukee
National Board of Trade
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Canada
United States
Halifax
Portland
Dominion
Prominent Boston Citizen Dies After Illness at 70
A well known Boston figure on Arlington street died Monday evening after a bout with pleurisy. Born in Norton Massachusetts he built a fabric trade career with Loring Bates Turner Davis and Bates firms and led Bates Manufacturing and the Androscoggin Company at Lewiston while supporting Lewiston Water Power and a local college. He helped found a bank presidency and served as director for several rail and corporate ventures. He leaves a widow a daughter Mrs Henry B Hammond of New York and three younger children. He was a founder of Central Church and remained active in civic life.
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Norton
Mass
Wrentham Academy
Boston
Barnabas T. Loring
Loring
Davis, Bates & Turner
Davis
Bates, Turner &Co
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New York
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Augusta
Snow
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Rockland
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Homer MecKinzie
Wallingford
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New Haven
Dr Gray
Leonard Bacon
G. C. Merriam
Springfield
Webster's Dictionary
Clinton, Conn
Japan
China
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Louisiana Senate rejects bid to probe Chandler charges
In New Orleans on January 15 the Louisiana Senate defeated a concurrent resolution by 23 to 6 that would have urged Congress to back investigations into corruption and fraud claims related to electors. Zacherie argued against it and a substitute resolution was adopted praising President Lincoln era civility and civil service reform.
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Republican Party
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House
Congress
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Civil Service Reform Club
Boston
New Orleans
Louisiana Senate
Burch
Zacherie
United States
Louisiana
Kentucky Governor Sees Stable Finances Amid Debt
Governor McCreary states Kentucky’s finances are sound with a funded debt of 123,594, of which only one twentieth is due and unpaid because bonds were not presented. The rest matures after 14-5-6, with about seven times that debt in the Treasury. A four mill tax yielded over two million in 1877, allowing less than a million and a half spendable and a surplus about one quarter of revenue. Capitol work paused, he urges finishing the building while denying any ring plunder.
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Treasury
Wood
Tucker
Babar
Wood—Ii
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Burchard
Banks
Garfield
Westland
Seaboard
West
South
New Jersey
McCreary
Kentucky
Long Inquiry Report On Continental Life Hartford
The Special Investigation Life Insurance Commission sent a detailed report to the Legislature criticizing Continental Life Insurance Company of Hartford for its December 1 1876 annual statement claiming a surplus of 325 655 55 which was reduced to 63 495 90 after doubtful asset listings. The company later declares a December 1877 surplus over 500 000 and asks for an immediate hearing before a legislative committee.
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Startford
Conn
Special Investigation Life Insurance Commission
Continental Life Insurance Company of
Hartford
Morissey Out of Danger and Toledo Real Estate Tangle
A Jacksonville despatch reports John Morrissey appears out of danger. A Cincinnati despatch states Wesleyan Female College remains open and prosperous. Mrs Hicks-Lord owns clear Toledo real estate valued at 250 000 to 300 000 dollars. Stephen Codman of Gloversville beat his 19 year old son Howard with a club, fracturing his skull. the son’s condition is precarious. The father, a widower, lives with a disreputable woman.
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Fla
John Morrissey
Cincinnati
Wesleyan Female College
Hicks-Lord
Toledo
Stephen Codman
Gloversville
N. Y
Howard
Resignation of Rev H L Kelsey at Louis Cogregational Church
Mrs Hannah Cox of Holderness nearing 102 keeps up calls to neighbors and walks each way. Stephen K Little of West Concord owns an ancient chestnut tree about 18 ft 2 in in circumference and over 200 years old. Concord Railroad cuts wages again affecting subordinate workers. reductions range from five cents to dollars monthly, not hitting conductors or engineers.
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Louis
Hannah Cox
Holderness
Stephen K. Little
West Concord
West Parish
Concord Railroad
Abortion defendant Julia Moore jailed in Rutland
Mrs Julia F. Moore alleged to be Brandon abortion ist has been committed to Rutland jail in default of $200 bonds. Two Newport men named Dodge and Partridge, shingling a church roof at St. Johnsbury, fell to the ground injuring themselves, possibly fatally. Plus election of Woodstock National Bank directors Frederick Billings and others at the annual meeting. Julius Wimmette of Salisbury suffered a fatal fall while descending a mountain with a load of staves near East Middlebury. one horse died, another severely injured, Wimmette badly hurt.
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Brandon
Rutland
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Woodstock National Bank
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O. P. Chandler
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William F. Johnson
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Salisbury
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Resignation at Pawtucket Church and Amputation Incident
Rev. David Boyd resigns from First Christian Church Pawtucket. Joseph Case, the religious fanatic who deliberately cut his hands off in a planning accident nearby, is recovering in the hospital.
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First Christian Church
Pawtucket
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