Union League Club reception dazzles New York society
The Union League Club hosted an acclaimed ladies reception with Vice President Wilson and dignitaries amid lavish floral decor and art displays. Guests toured parlors and galleries, enjoyed supper and a Bernstein band ball, and marveled at five new A. T. Stewart paintings valued over 200000 dollars. A separate meeting discussed rapid transit funding and labor relief efforts along with an injunction in the Quicksilver mining case.
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Beecher Trial Testimony Highlights Turbulent Courtroom Session
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Grant urged to resign in favor of European tenure
The piece argues that President Grant, though capable in some areas, is a failure in civil governance. It mocks his policies, cites ungrateful Southern whites, civil service reform efforts, and cabinet tensions, and urges his resignation for the country’s sake and his own reputation.
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Congressional inquiry in New Orleans tests Wells testimony
Ex Gov Wells recounts alleged assassination attempt at the City Hotel on November 25 and names two drunken men as witnesses. Zunitz disputes Wells account, saying he helped move Wells away. Pierson testifies of threats and violence against Republicans in Natchitoches, with intimidation of voters and attempts to coerce officials. Lieutenant Gerlach reports violence and distrust of government in Shreveport as Kelloggites seek compromise.
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Submarine Railway Tunnel Plan Between France and England
Paris January 27. A bill drafted to authorize government concession for constructing a submarine railway tunnel linking France and England has been distributed to Assembly members. Marshal Canabert is noted in the report.
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Boox and Jon Printng Executed at Office
A brief note records that Boox and Jon performed printing duties neatly and promptly at the office.
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