Religion and politics mix in Kentucky legislature
A French critic of America’s religion jokes about its many sects and one gravy. In Kentucky, legislators reportedly rotate religious slogans and chaplains every morning, with Covenanter Campbellite Congregationalist and Catholic all taking turns. Most members seem to believe in hell and future punishment.
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Turbulent Times Threaten Constantinople and Peace
Turmoil rises as Turks reinforce defense of Constantinople against Czaric forces while Russia vows to block European peace participation. London reports a looming crisis could force England into a decisive role. Washington fights over whiskey and tobacco taxes, with tobacco interests split and whiskey coalitions favored. Spiraling scandal hits Freedman’s Hospital funds and Robeson era contracts. Paris Exhibition space allots to many, some refused for lack of room. Collector Simmons rejects compromise, eyeing Boston post. Fire fatality at Harrison and Way streets precedes mass unemployment meeting on the Common. Congress eyeing trunk line to Vicksburg with large subsidies.
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Weather Indications For New England And Offshore Signals
Indications show cloudy and rainy weather for New England with warm southerly winds and falling barometer. West stations later report rising barometer and colder northwesterly winds. Offshore signals persist at Galveston and Indianola with cautionary signals at Cape Hatteras Kitty Hawk Cape Henry Norfolk Cape May Atlantic City Barnegat Sandy Hook New York New London Newport and Wooll's Hall.
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Whiskey and tobacco tax clash in Ways and Means
Washington notes legislative activity centers on the Ways and Means Committee under pressure from whiskey and tobacco interests. Western distillers submit a circular urging a lower tax on distilled spirits and a longer bonding period, arguing spirits support science and industry. Treasury officials warn revenue loss from agitation. Tobacco factions prepare to oppose any tax change. The Boston Collectorship and Edmunds Morton eulogy comments are also noted, with reflections on political alignments and the Paris Exposition. The president is described as bracing up for upcoming events.
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Attempt to Whitewash Officials at Freedman’s Hospital Triggered Fresh Inquiry
Secretary Schurz orders a new investigation after an alleged effort to whitewash dishonesty at Freedman’s Hospital, with claims that appropriations were stolen by Howard University. The dispute underscores tensions over oversight and funding in postwar public health.
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Senate Deadlock Over Silver Bond Resolution
Washington January 20 The Senate will not vote on Matthews resolution allowing silver payments for interest and principal on bonds before adjournment or the session may extend. Absent senators are Patterson Sharon Ingalls and Garland with Patterson sick and Sharon unavailable. The pending motion by Conkling would make it a joint resolution needing presidential approval. After that, Edmunds and Morrill amendments and the Bland silver bill will be voted in order.
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Bill to build trunk line to Vicksburg linked with Memphis and New Orleans
Washington report notes Representative Chalmers will introduce a bill creating a trunk line to Vicksburg with connections to St. Louis Memphis and New Orleans. The plan uses Memphis and Vicksburg for a Mississippi Valley route, issues greenbacks, pays $20 000 per mile on bonds over fifty years, and sets a treasury sinking fund. Also covered are appropriations for clerks at the Treasury, tobacco tax debates, New England post office appointments, and a sugar grading inquiry in British Guiana.
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Two More Claimants In Charley Ross Case
A brig Potomac arrived at Baltimore from Demerara with a small boy claiming to be Charley Ross, also called John Sylvanus. The captain notes the boy was brought from Boston four years earlier. a dissolute woman accompanied him and abandoned him. One owner sent the boy to a charitable institution, while police in Cincinnati investigate a float from Pittsburg with a boy a woman and two men amid a Long Island burglary claim.
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Defence of Constantinople amid Adrianople abandonment
Moukhtar Pasha is named to command the defense line before Constantinople as refugees flood from Roumelia. Adrianople’s Turks burned provisions and explosives before departure. A British consul report notes a deputation of locals meeting Russians, while Layard denies asking fleet entry to the Bosphorus. Insurrection in Thessaly and parts of Macedonia grows, with Servian mobilization around Novi Bazar and Prishhtina. Soviet Russian scouts near Adrianople reported.
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Crisis Nears Over War Indemnity Demands In Peace Talks
Reports from St. Petersburg and London say Russia seeks a large war indemnity and occupation of Turkish provinces beyond annexed areas as a condition for peace with Turkey. The armistice may be signed soon. A crisis over Britain's role in the conflict looms as Greece contemplates action against Turkey.
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Geographical Society Banquet Honors Stanley in Paris
In Paris the Geographical Society banquet saluted Stanley with 270 guests including James Gordon Bennett and other New York Herald and European newspaper figures. Vice Admiral Lenormand presided as Stanley credited Bennett for planning and funding the Congo explorations. The minister presented the Academical Palm and Stanley received the gold medal from the society.
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Rights Members Debate Mass Retreat in Versailles
Versailles the Right debated whether to resign en masse or protest invalidations of many party elections as Conservatives arrived delaying a decision. Three deputies’ elections were annulled yesterday. Gambetta favors voting the entire budget in April and adjourning chambers for summer to secure political quiet during the International Exhibition.
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Higgins Challenges Hanlan For Thames Scull Race
London January 19 John Higgins the reigning sculling champion challenges Hanlan the Canadian Courtney or any man in the United States and Provinces to a sculling race for £500 and the championship. The race will run from Putney to Mortlake on the Thames with Higgins's backers to cover the American oarsman's expenses.
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Miss Blaine Recovers At Augusta School
Miss Blaine is all right again and attending school in Augusta Maine. She will not tinker with firearms again. Captain James Watts a famed Thomaston politician died Friday of last week. The Grand Jury indicted Joseph A Lamb Mary W Lamb and John F Foss for the murder of Lizzie M Holmes. FE H Banks named Maine State Treasurer for the current year. Governor granted clemency to eight people last year. Biddeford Post reports Maine State Committee organized to boost democracy. A Stone posing as Lynn shoe maker formed a Lewiston partnership. he disappeared, implicating his partner. Caleb Weston spotted ten bears near Slate Mountain but could not capture any. Caribou are plentiful this season seen near Sepec Lake with three shot by Weston.
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Dorchester tragedy victim and local suicides reported
Mrs Dow, victim of the Dorchester tragedy, died Saturday. Jonathan Hanson of Dover died by his own hand Friday, insanity linked to brain softening. His father died by suicide last June. Manches ter & Keene Railroad ballast work progresses between Greenfield and Bennington, depots complete. Road to Bennington opens soon. Town meeting called to decide gratuity payment to the railroad. Hancock dispute delays action between Hancock and Bennington.
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Vermont News Briefs and Local Incidents
Resignation of Rev T J Taylor from St Pauls Windsor. eastern towns complain of tramp nuisance. J K Drew sues Sutton for 10000 damages over defective highway. four Pawlet sisters wed together and depart on their trip. Joseph M Stephens resigns after 44 years as East Harwich church chorister. Mrs Robert P Slatterly of Ferrisburgh severely injured after sleigh accident. Ludlow child burned to death by stove contact. J B Hyde of Sudbury dies after convulsions, leaves wife and seven children. Vergennes optimistic on manufacturing with curtain roller mill and woollen mill planned. William D Huntress dies, suspected wife involvement noted but not investigated. Michael Coffey survives severe head injuries from horse kick. Rutland Agricultural Society reports strong year. Danville gossip over missing French girl. Vermont Supreme Court orders return of about 10000 to Romeo Hoyt. Edoward Tatro sentenced to death for murder, to be executed first Friday in April 1850.
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Reforming W A McGinley chosen by Greenfield Congregationalists
The Greenfield Congregationalists unanimously called Rev W A McGinley of Brooklyn NY as their minister signaling a major clerical appointment. The Barre post office promoted to third class with 1100 salary. local aging and accidents reported across towns including Newburyport Lowell and Worcester with deaths injuries and legal notices.
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