House committees move on Chinese immigration and letter-carrier pay
The House Education and Labor Committees will study the Chinese immigration issue next Thursday. The Postal Committee favors a Quinn bill to fix letter-carrier pay with two classes in larger cities and one class in smaller cities. Auxiliary carriers may be added at $40 to $1090 per year, with promotions managed by Postmasters. Personal notices mention Hon. Benjamin Dean and Thomas Mack of C. F. Hovey & Co. in Washington.
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House
House Postal Committee
Quinn
Senate
Harlin
Noah Porter
Yale College
Smithsonian Institution
James B. Dana
Wadleigh
New Hampshire
Morton
McDonald
Oliver P. Morton
United States
Indiana
House of Representatives
Messrs
Edmunds
Thurman
Conkling
Burnside
Morgan
Booth
Anthony
Mitchell
Paddock
Bruce
Voorhees
House of Congress
Views of Morton on California race war with Chinese labor
The late Senator Morton is cited describing his views on racial tensions in California, including opinions on Chinese labor and related social pressures. The remarks reflect contemporary attitudes and debates surrounding immigration and labor during the period.
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Senator Morton
California
House Passes Witness Compulsion Bill and Mexico Pay Provision
The House passed a bill to make defendants in U S courts competent witnesses at their own request and not otherwise. It also approved a war department pay measure granting three months extra pay to Mexican War officers and soldiers. A Senate message announced resolutions on Senator Morton’s death with a call for action tomorrow.
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Conkling
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United States
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New Hampshire
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Washington
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Blaine
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Col
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Simmons
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Dorchester
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New England Graduate Association of Alpha Delta Phi
San Francisco
Atkins
West Point
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Senate
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Mexico
Congress
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New York
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Africa
Bright
Secretary of the Treasury
Germany
France
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Hazelton
Wisconsin
Hanna
Senate committees hear extensions and inspect naval matters
The Senate committees discussed an extension for the Northern Pacific Railroad, reviewed patent law revisions, and tackled naval investigations. Reports covered Navy expenditures, torpedoes, lighthouse oil contracts, and a Samoa treaty aligned for the Senate.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Railroads
Mitchell
Northern Pacific
Senate Committee On Patents
Senate Committee On
Alexander Reed
Toledo
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Willis
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Florida
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Evarts
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Senate
Lighthouse Board
Bridge rot blamed for Tarriffville train disaster
Reports from New York and Hartford state rotten bridge timbers caused the Tarriffville wreck. Officials debate whether the forward engine left the track and whether iron truss rods failed, with 13 dead and 46 wounded. Coroner's jury seated for further examination.
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Turiffville
Bacon
Martin Haskins
Simsbury
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Winsted
Groton
N. Y
Benjamin Carman
Tariffville
Carman
New Hartford
Woodruff
Reed
Davidson
New York, New Haven
Hartford Road
Funeral of Victor Emmanuel Captivates Rome Crowd
The Rome funeral of Victor Emmanuel I, King of Italy, drew a vast procession from the Quirinal to the Pantheon with 2700 deputations, military detachments, bands, and priests. The Pantheon chapel was decorated in homage, the stone inscribed to Victor Emmanuel placed in the chapel, and international dignitaries attended.
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Quirinal
Charles Albert
Sardinia
Monza
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Palestro
Annunziata
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Metici
Piazza di Spagna
Piazza Dei Popolo
Corso
Pantheon
Monsignor Gori
Anastasia
Germany
Austria
Portugal
Baden
Star of
Clement XI
Suleiman Pasha Clears Road to Adrianople After Battle
Constantinople dispatch notes Suleiman Pasha fights from Tatar Bazardjik to Philippopolis facing strong Russian forces. He clears the road to Adrianople and resumes retreat. Russians reportedly precede Philippopolis with a battle imminent.
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Philippopolis
Suhipka
London
Constantinople
Suleiman Pasha
Adrianopie
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Queen's Speech on War and Reform Pleads for Peace and Stability
The Queen addresses Parliament amid war in Europe and Armenia, urging a peaceful settlement, continued neutrality, and preparations for potential measures. She notes famine relief in India, concerns in South Africa, and calls for bills on county government, factory law, magistrates, cattle disease, and Irish education, urging prudent consideration.
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Europe
Armenia
Asia
Porte
Russia
Turkey
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India
South Africa
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War news and diplomatic talk from Constantinople and London
Reports from Vienna and St Petersburg discuss armistice hopes and separate peace terms as Russia tightens demands. Greece weighs joining Ragland against Prizren, while the Porte threatens to unfurl the Prophet flag if talks fail. Turkish plenipotentiaries move toward Kezenlik with envoys returning from the Russian camp.
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Constantinople
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New Free Press
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Russia
Reuter
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Greece
Milan
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Nicholas
Adrianople
Philippopolis
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Herman
City of Tokio Arrives San Francisco Passengers Debarked Smoothly
The steamer City of Tokio arrived from China and Japan with police on hand during passenger debarkation and no disturbance occurred. Hong Kong advices to December 22 and Yokohama Dispatch of December 31 note U S consular changes. Gen Stahel to Shanghai to relieve Consul General Wells. E S Benson named temporary diary of Hioga Osaka consulate.
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Tokio
China
Japan
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Gen. Stahel
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Hioga
Osaka
Washington
Shanghai
G. Wiley Wells
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Government denies Martinez Campos conference plan
A January report states the government is ignorant of Gen. Martinez Campos intent to meet Cuban insurgents and does not believe the statement. A Berlin despatch notes Russia's proposal for an imperial stamp duty. no Germany Nicaragua accord yet on Herr Risenstuck. The Pandora yacht was bought in London for £4000 by James Gordon Pennett.
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London
House of Commons
Marquis of Hartington
Stafford Northcote
Turkey
England
Gladstone
Northcote
Mitchell Henry
Herr Risenstuck
San Francisco Faces Threats as Workingmen Mobilize
San Francisco on January 17 saw a quiet night after militia guarded streets and several minor agitators were jailed. Leaders Kearney Knight Wollock have incited incendiary talk and formed armed cells. Authorities moved to fast-track bills to empower police and held generals to ensure order with US troop support if needed.
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San Francisco
Kearney, Knight
Wollock
Tokio
Board of Supervisors
Sacramento
Knicht
numerous Maine incidents and political notes in brief
A Maine roundup reports Eben Wheelden's fall from a roof causing leg injuries, ice scraper wage unrest and kerosene damage, Pillsbury stepping down as Democratic chair with John D. Anderson to take over, and Portland hosting the state convention June 18. Lewiston and Auburn debate another bridge, Captain Mahoney questioned over a crewman’s death, several deaths from a mysterious disease at a Dover logging camp, a Dover daughter’s graduation essay leads to marriage, a Biddeford graduation essay romance, and a Saco Supreme Court case over voting rights with a not guilty verdict but voting entitlement affirmed.
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Eben Wheelden
East Hampden
EB. F. Pillsbury
Augusta
Democratic State Committee
John D. Anderson
Portland
Lewiston
Auburn
Androscoggin
Capt. Mahoney
M. A. Drew
Webb
Samuel A. Talbot
Wilbur Flanders
Dover
John Hill
Sangerville
Daniel Barrett
Biddeford
Benjamin C. Jordan
William H. Smith
Francis A. Swett
Hellis
Various Local Trades and Notices From Concord Keene and Manchester
One hundred shares of First National Bank of Concord stock sold at 159 per share. Keene church charity contributions totaled 1273 last year, 1044 in 1876. New Hampshire tobacco yields 150 pounds per acre, second to Massachusetts at 161. Grand Encampment NH G A R marks tenth anniversary on January 24 at M anchester G A R Hall. Page Betting Co of Concord sold to old stockholders at 5 premium. nearly 100 excess applications for 750 issued. Mt Washington observers report severe weather with gusts reaching 186 mph early Friday. City officers for Keene include Silas Hardy, Henry O Coolidge, Edwin R Loc he, Lewis Holmes, Edward Farrar, P Dowland. NH Agricultural College plans notable curriculum improvements to take effect next year. Opinion holds Conant farm and hall would lose value if separation from Dartmouth occurred, given Mr Conant's intended Hanover location.
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First Congregational Church of
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New Hampshire
Acre
Massachusetts
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A. R. Hall
Manchester
Page Betting Company
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Henry O. Coolidge
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Lewis Holmes
Edward Farrar
P. Dowland
New Hampshire Agricultural College
Dartmouth College
Conant Farm
Conant Hall
Conant
Hanover
Golden wedding in North Enosburgh celebrated
Mr and Mrs Panick Woodward of North Enosburgh mark a golden wedding anniversary. The item notes community happenings and local society events from Vermont, including tours, meetings, and notable incidents across towns such as Vergennes Brattleboro St. Albans and St Johnsbury.
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North Enosburgh
Trenor W. Park
Panama
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Rutland
J. K. Drew
Sutton
Vergennes
Mississquoi
Brattleboro and Whitehall Railroad Company
Brooks House
Brattleboro
St. Albans
Burlington
St. Johnsbury
L. P. Clark
Addison
E. Townshend
Pavilion
N.Y
Sympathizers in Lowell push public ratification meetings
The piece notes Lowell supporters of President Hayes urging public ratification meetings as the nation discusses policy. It mentions local political mobilization and ongoing public sentiment amid regional debates.
Story of Jennie Post Poisoner and a Brooklyn Stabbing Tale
Jennie Post, a 14 year old girl, is accused of poisoning Gen Von Weicht and his wife seeking their money and jewels. She recounts her life from the Poorhouse and learns poison use while under care of Mrs Von Weicht. A separate Brooklyn incident details a fatal stabbing by a boy named Campbell after a dispute with peers on Myrtle Avenue. The piece also notes an Orchard Street murder suicide case involving Jacques and a jealous husband, plus minor public notices and ship news.
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Rhode Island Historical Society
Treasury
Harriet Walker
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United States Engineers Department
Newport
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L. C. Partington
William H. Reynolds
Queen Victoria
Nathan
Hill
Woonsocket
Church of the Reconciliation
Universalist
Brooklyn
Ann Carroll
Edward Carroll
Peacedale Manufacturing Company
Alfred Smith
Etu
New York
Jennie Post
Patersex
Rockland County
Jennie
Jonnie
Peter de Baum
de Baum
Gen
von Weicht
Spring Valley
Mrs von Weicht
Bank stock cut to clean slate amid losses in New York
The Sun reports President Bill of the Ninth National Bank says capital stock will be reduced from 21.56 million to 1.06 million to wipe out bad assets and start over. Depositors are claimed safe, losses fall on stockholders. meanwhile Danville Banking and Trust closes doors with about 300 000 in depositor risk. Cincinnati planing mill owner A M Johnson declares bankruptcy with 54 000 liabilities. Sterling banker Jd M Patterson makes an assignment with 80 000 liabilities and 120 000 assets.
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the Sun
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Ninth National Bank
Danville
Ill
Danville Banking and Trust Company
Paris and
Cincinnati
A. M. Johnson
Newport
Sterling, Ill
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Legislatures Ballot U S Senator In Three States
In Annapolis Maryland Cecil county judge James B Groome won a Democratic caucus for Senator with 51 votes, Dennis was withdrawn. The joint convention in Annapolis Missouri cast 22 for Dennis 23 Robinson and 20 Groome for U S Senator. Kentucky elected Gen John S Williams 126 to 11 to succeed McCreery.
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Robinson
Groome
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Steiner
Thomas
Stump
Blair
Pearce
Scattering
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Cecil County
Frankfort
John
Williams
Kentucky
Thomas C. McCreery
Boyd
Abducted Boy Captured in Frederick Jail Case
Frederick Maryland January 17 The boy John M Hussey abducted from Dayton Ohio was captured by Warden Danner of Frederick jail along with his abductor a tramp who uses the name Frank Hussey. Two ex companions were questioned one claiming to be John Ogden formerly in Lord and Taylor New York and that his father is a tainer in Brooklyn. The other said he is Charles Ogle an orphan from Baltimore.
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Vimes
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Chatham
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Eld Russell Cutlery
Greenfield
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Pittefield
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Lawrence
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de Courcey
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Stone
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Caleb Mayo
Orange
Richard Baker
Fairhaven
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Anot
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Frederick
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Dayton
Ohio
Danner
Frank Hussey
John Ogden
Cash Boy
Lord & Taylor's
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Brooklyn
Charles Ogle
Baltimore
Fire records from Illinois and Iowa report significant losses
In Chapen Illinois a fire destroyed Cooper's Post Office and Dr Pratt's residence with a 14 dollar loss. Sessler's packing house at Waterloo Iowa burned with 30 thousand dollars in losses. Foreston Illinois on Main Street suffered a fire causing nearly 10 thousand dollars in insured damage.
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Chapen
Cooper
Pratt
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Aonb
Waterloo
Iowa
Foreston
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Democratic Ward Six selects Hill as delegate to State Convention
Joan M Hill declines the post due to ill health and asks the delegation to fill the vacancy. She reflects on Chandler's Florida Louisiana actions and asserts Tilden won in 1876. She recalls past Democratic campaigns and Bryant's lines to urge renewed courage for the party.
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Esa
Ward Six
William E. Chandler
Florida
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Hayes
Chandler
Mr Chandler
Tilden
Tippecanoe
Tyler
William Cullen Bryant
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Desperate Dorchester Man Fires. Woman Wounded in Aborted Duel
In Dorchester New Hampshire James G Jesseman 23-year-old husband confronts his estranged wife Ida Hardy 20. A sister Hannah Dow fires twice missing the target and the pistol injures Hannah abdomen as she tries to stop the attack. Hannah is dying. Jesseman flees and suspected in Warren. Justice Samuel W Clement takes deposition from the dying woman.
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Ida
James
Hannah
Whipple
Wentworth
Jesseman
Warren
Samuel W. Clement
Multiple party conventions nominating state senate candidates in New Hampshire
In a morning of county and district meetings across New Hampshire several party conventions nominated candidates for state senate and other offices. John A. Spalding received 31 of 42 votes for the Republican nomination in District 7, with a unanimous follow on. Other noms included Dana W. King for Register of Deeds and Isaac L. Heath for County Treasurer in Hillsboro County, Hiram T. Morill for County Commissioner, and William J. Walker for Senator in the First District.
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N. H
A. A. Rotechof Amherst
John A. Spalding
First National Bank
Nashwa
Hillsboro County
Edwin Richardson
Manchester
Dana W. King
Nashua
Isaac L. Heath
Hiram T. Morrill
Woodsville
William H. Cummings
Joseph Burrows
Plymouth
D. T. B&b. Dearborn
Milford
Dover
William J. Walker
Reid Elected Regent by New York Legislature
The New York Legislature elected Whitelaw Reid as Regent of the State University. In California, the Senate after a long debate passed a concurrent resolution calling for repeal of the desert wind laws. C W Fulton, former Baltimore Post Office clerk, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for stealing money from letters.
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California State Senate
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