Congress dwindling days press urgent legislation
Only thirty four working days remain in the present forty sixth congress. Private business dominates Fridays while two thirds of the house may decide otherwise. February calendars include rule suspensions and an electoral vote count. Funds for inauguration face shortfalls with 40 000 sought but only 5000 raised. Miscellaneous items cover corset horn duty and naval misconduct proceedings. Justice Swayne ends his Supreme Court tenure.
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Cologne
Menotti Garibaldi
Trieste
Ireland
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M. Fauconnerie
Chili
Lima
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Barraca
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Meru
Geok Tepe
Golos
Skobeleff
Bogardus
Dr. Carver
England
Carver
Irish Constabulary
Birmingham
Republicans Debate Apportionment and Postal Bills in House
The House debated apportionment bills with 311 to 319 member plans and considered a 301 member substitute. The post office appropriation bill moved through committee with total near 40.8 million dollars, revenue around 38.8 million, and several amendments debated before adjournment.
Treasury ruling on national bank receivership funds
The first comptroller of the treasury declares that when a national bank is placed in receivership and the comptroller of the currency declares dividends to the United States and other creditors, the amount must go to the treasury. He holds no authority to pay a government claim against the bank’s receiver or to compromise such claims. The ruling cites section 5234 and notes money in government hands is not subject to court control unless statute provides. The New Orleans bank case left $65,000 due to the government, with $55,000 collected redirected to the treasury after this decision.
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Logan
Grant
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United States
Supreme Court
Washington
Hallet Kilboure
House of Representatives
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Sergeant At Arme
Randall
Roellot van Baren
New Haven
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First National Bank of Newton
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Samuel W. Dike
New England
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Boston Post
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House Naval Committee
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Treasury
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New Orleans
French
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Thurman
Department of Justice
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Phillips
McCammon
Department of the Interior
New York
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Central Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Jay Gould
Gould
Vanderbilt
Sidney Dillon
August Belmont
Cincinnati
Cincinnati and Southern Railroad
Philadelphia
Allison
Reading Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
Dutchman in New Haven inherits vast fortune after kin’s death
Roeliof Von Baren of New Haven, a Dutch resident, becomes heir to Heinrich Spier of Rotterdam whose will places a fortune between 25 000 000 and 40 000 000. The estate includes two shipyards and a fleet of seventy vessels. Von Baren, once a Catholic priest, faced hostility from half-brother Keinrich and earlier killed him in self defense. He plans to travel to New York to meet officials and may have faced financial hardship prior to the inheritance.
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Conn
Roeliof von Baren
Heinrich Spier
Rotterdam
Heinrich van Baren
Roeliof
William A. Beach
New York
Keinrich
Roelloff
Roellof
von Buren
von Baren
London
Johan Spier
Maine Republicans Favor Frye as Blaine Successor
In an interview Eugene Hale of Maine says if Blaine joins Garfield’s cabinet Frye would be the expected U S senator pick. He notes Maine Republicans expect Frye to leave the speakership race to accept a Senate seat and Hale plans to support Frye.
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New York
Eugene Hale
Maine
Frye
Senator Blaine
United States Senate
Blaine
Gen. Garfield
Hale
Senator Hamlin
Sothern Dies in London After Prolonged Illness
News from New York reports the death of Mr. Sothern in London after a yearlong battle with cancer. He died Thursday near dusk at his sister Mrs. Cowan’s apartments after consultations with Sir William Jenner and Sir James Paget who advised against a risky operation. Edwin Booth and Dion Boucicault were among recent visitors. His estate is estimated at about $40,000.
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New Yorks
Sothern
London
Cowan
Oxford and
Vere Streets
Bournemouth
William Jenner
James Paget
Edwin Booth
Dion Boucicault
Wiliam Jenner
Havana to end duty free live fish import from foreign flags
The home government decrees live fish imports under foreign flags will lose duty free status. Crown instructions are awaited before promulgation. Two American vessels have reportedly switched to Spanish flag trading from Key West to Havana. A royal order calls for maritimes lines between Havana and Porto Rico Vera Cruz Aspinwall and La Guayra with bids due March 1. President Salomon pardons Cubans Juan Ramos and Andrea Garcia sentenced for attempting to assassinate Dr. Marlin. Coffee shipments totaling 11 373 bags arrived at Port au Prince between December 11 and 24 and sold at seven dollars and eighty five cents. Haiti marks78th year of independence with celebrations.
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Commander of Marine
Key West
Porto Rico
Vera Cruz
Aspinwall
la Guneyra
Salomon
Juan Ramos
Andrea Garcia
Marlin
Port Au Prince
Hayti
West Objects to Grant Retirement Bill in Senate Debate
Special Despatch from Washington reports Senator West of Missouri opposing Logan's resolution to place Gen Grant on the retired list amid a heated exchange with Mr Logan. The debate highlighted Democratic and Republican positions, with Bayard and Hill offering alternatives and West defending Grant's legacy while urging broader public duties over individual pensions.
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Boston Post
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Senator West
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Logan
Gen.Grant
Lill
Mr. Hill
Georgia
Litttle
West
Gen. Grant
Mr. Logan
Grant
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Hoar
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Morrill
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Rollins
Saunders
Tellier
Windom
Bayara
Beck
Brown
Coke
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Hampton
Harris
Hill
Johnston
Jonas
Kernan
McDonald
Morgan
Pendleton
Pugh
Randolph
Ransom
Slater
Thurman
Vance
Voorhees
Walker
Whyte
Williams
Withers
Anthony
Bailey
Bruce
Call
Cockrell
Grover
Hamilton
Hereford
Cal
Jones
Fla
Nev
Paddock
Saulsbury
Population tallies by state and territory from census data
Census figures break down Washington Maryland Missouri and Tennessee populations by gender and race. Totals show males and females, native and foreign, white and colored groups across each state and territory.
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Washington Territory
Maryland
Missouri
Tennessee
New York Fire Insurance Report Shows Net Gain Rise
The annual report on New York state fire insurance companies notes a gross assets gain of 3.5 million over last year but a net gain of 1.2006 million due to growing liabilities. Forty five of seventy nine firms reported the gain, with several increasing capital by 600 thousand, and the sector shows a total net surplus of 18.120863 million versus 16.989913 million prior year.
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Appany
N. Y
Insurance Department
New York State
New York
Auditor challenges Central Pacific dividend and act compliance
Washington reports Auditor French says Central Pacific may dispose of property in violation of the Thurman act and questions a 3 percent dividend. If unsatisfied by officers, the case heads to the Department of Justice, with legal action possible and a New York trip planned tomorrow evening.
Grant reception at Bedford Avenue church in Brooklyn
Gen. Grant was given a reception by Harry Lee post G A R at Bedford Avenue Reformed church Brooklyn with over 1200 attendees. He thanked the post for the welcome and wore a G A R badge on his breast during the event.
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New York
Gen. Grant
Harry Lee Post
Bedford Avenue Reformed Church
Brooklyn
Post
G. A. Sh
Elias Asiel
Maurice Seligman
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Common Pleas Court
Daly
Rufus Iisted
Supreme Court
A. K. Porter
Fuil
United States Court
Walker Harriman Withdraws From 94 Mile Race In New York
In New York on January 24, Harriman left the track midway in a 94 mile contest citing overtraining. Guyon also withdrew as about 3,000 spectators watched a late evening tally showing Hughes leading with 134 1 8 miles and several others close behind. Seven contestants had dropped out by midnight.
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Harriman
Guyon
Hughes
R. Moore
Alpert
Elson
Mignault
Vint
Coughlan
Howard
Durrane
Burns
Fitzgerald
Cox
Krebne
Feeney
Burke
Phillips
Lacouse
Richmond engraver Perrigo arrested for bigamous marriage
Oscar E. Perrigo a Richmond Engraving Co proprietor and first Virginia regiment officer, arrested on charges of marrying Jennie Gann while other wives Sarah Sylvester and Bella Flagg were alive. He admits marriage to Sylvester in Boston but says he was divorced and denies marrying Flagg.
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Richmond
Oscar E. Perrigo
Richmond Engraving Company
Jennie Gann
Sarah Sylvester
Bella Flagg
Perigo
Perrigo
Knights of Honor
Virginia
Boston
Apache raid near San Marcial leaves many dead or missing
In Las Vegas New Mexico on January 24, reports say Apaches around San Marcial killed fifteen people and wounded several. Nine missing are feared dead. Mining engineer J M Robinson of the Atchison railroad is missing with two others killed. Capt Jack Crawfords camp attacked with three killed. Troops and San Marcial citizens pursue the band numbering forty to sixty.
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Las Vegas
N. M
San Marcial
J. M. Robinson
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Jack Crawford
Northwest
San Miachial
Banda
Heavy Snow Falls in Augusta and Wilmington
Snow fell today in Augusta and Wilmington marking the heaviest falls in years. Augusta reported a brief warm period with rapid melting, while Wilmington saw two to three inches on roofs as snow continued into evening, threatening sleighing conditions if it moderates.
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Augusta
Wilmington
N. C
Salt stocks ample on Turks Island with new grinding setup
Salt stocks on Turks Island are large enough to meet demand until next season. Delivered prices are 81-2 cents per bushel for coarse salt and 10 1-2 cents per bushel for fishery salt. A new salt grinding machinery setup is being erected islandwide to cut grinding costs, especially for fishery salt.
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Turk’s Island
Daring attempt to wreck southern bound train near Butterworth Bridge
In Petersburg Virginia on January 24 a heavy wooden tie was laid across the tracks near a curve by Butterworth's bridge to wreck a southern bound fast train. The obstruction was found and removed just as the locomotive appeared.
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Petersburg
Irish land league crackdown and Dublin trials dominate Commons
In the Commons Sir Charles Dilke cites a legal delay on the Turkish slave trade treaty. Mr Forster pushes Ireland security bills to curb land league violence, seeking power to arrest suspects until Sept 30 1882, while Dublin trials reject claims of American socialism. Parnell attends court, receives cheers. Destruction from Spanish storms, Italian irredentist fears, and trade notes follow.
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House of Commons
Charles Dilke
Turkey
Smyth
Shaw
Gladstone
Forster
Ireland
Rose
Land League
Fitzgerald
Dublin
America
League
Biggar
Dillon
Parnell
Remedy for National Prosperity Through Free Trade
The Boston Gazette urges lifting restrictive laws hindering American ships and shipbuilding. It argues subsidies fail, calling for radical, early action to allow free entry and competition in global trade to restore national greatness and resources.
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Boston Gazette
Maine News Briefs A mix of accidents and local events
Rev Father Murphy of Augusta is dangerously ill. The state prison cost last year 15491 31 dollars. A brick grammar school at Kittery burned with about 300 dollars damage. Rev A Cole of Cornish near death after 1300 sermons. Maine had fifty five savings banks with deposits rising 1968183, while 1879 and 1878 saw declines. Kennebunk lumber mills buy logs at 5 to 9 per 1000 feet. Nickerson of Pleasant Ridge pardoned after prison for assault on Mr Brown of Woodstock who died. Earthquake felt across Maine with 945 pm shaking in Winthrop. Samuel Smith of Lyman injured by a stump, leg damage. Augusta savings bank cashier cites over 50000 deposits refused in six months. Auburn shoe firm buys rat poison after calf shoes gnawed by rats. Milton Weston of Kent's Hill badly hurt hauling wood. Eliot buzz over supposed gold mine on Nathan Paul farm with assay 8 per ton in gold and silver. mining started. Visitors flock to the site. Minot inmates sight Lewiston skyline at 7 am in a dawning display. Buildings and trees, including Sheely, churches, Androscoggin trees, Lisbon Street, and Maine Central depot, appeared and faded as the sky mirrored Lewiston eight miles away.
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Kennebunk Depot
Nickerson
Pleasant Ridge
Brown
Woodstock
Winthrop
Samuel C. Smith
Lyman Bent
Augusta
Auburn
Milton Weston
Kent’s Hill
Eliot
Nathan Paul
Minot
Lewiston
Sheely
Lisbon Street
Maine Central Depot
Local Accidents and Bridge Petition From New Hampshire Towns
In Oxford A D Ford broke his left arm while chopping wood. Sherburne Persons of Orange died en route to a physician for his son. Stephen W Clarke, principal of Ports mouth High School, may resign to start a Manchester business. David Stiles, 65, killed crossing Forest road near South Lyndeboro. Newmarket South Newmarket and Exeter plan to urge Dover bridge owners and Eastern Railroad to repair the Piscataqua crossing. a committee will seek redress from the next legislature if ignored.
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Oxford
Sherburn Persons
Orange
Stephen W. Clarke
Portsmouth
Manchester
David Stiles
Forest Road
South Lyndeboro
Stiles
Lyndeboro
Lyndeboro Station
Newmarket
South Newmarket
Exeter
Dover Board of Trade
Piscataqua River
Dover Point
Eastern Railroad
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Preston Ellis
Westminster couple celebrate their golden wedding on Thursday evening. The town also reports deaths, bank treasurer changes, public safety appointments, and local crimes across Massachusetts communities.
Interview with Dr Green on Sprague mansion divorce case
Dr J B Green custodian of ex Gov Sprague’s Canonchet mansion says Gen Pryor is retained in the suit and will be among the most important divorce trials. He recalls Corbin visiting Mrs Sprague and states he never represented himself as Sprague and doubts adultery charges.
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Sprague
Canonchet
Pryor
Corbin
Dr. Green
Gov. Sprague
Senator Conkling
Industrial Education in Schools and Prisons Debate
A Boston Post reader urges shifting funds from alcohol and prisons to education. Citing New York figures, she argues industrial education could save costs and lift society, noting $500 million yearly prison costs and potential $156 per child education funding. Mrs Elizabeth Thompson of New York signs the letter dated January 22, 1881.
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THE
Boston Post
United States
New York State
New York City
Elizabeth Thompson
New York
AOSing.11ces OL MIOING viecks today list
The page lists board names and affiliations across multiple concerns and companies. Entries include Consolidated Pacific, EXCHEQUCT Focusdaw Hale & Norcross, Mammoth, Northern Betle, Union Consolidated, and Sierra Nevada, with scattered references to locations and partners. The text is fragmentary and reads as a catalog of issuing notices and associations.
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Bechtel
Selener
BelViulere
Oeseesseess Best & Beicheles
Bowie
Weescecccens Boston
Bullion
Eacccascses BulWeTece
Jalilorm i
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Eecs-Scee- Chomalr Ceesssccneces Columdus Sc. Reccce
Cod
Viteina
Eeccceee
Eeaetece Consolidated Pacific
Sureka Consolidated, Exchequct
Ceerss
Eeergess
Hale & Norcross
Dupitelece
Cosseees
Hisige
Eccccecsaasses
Mammoth
C.csieese
Mun Dullard
Ccceenarses
Wanene
Martin White
Nooueay
Betle
Ees
Low Rip
Union Consolidated
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