Connecticut Bill Seeks Higher Dog Tax Tariff
A Connecticut legislator proposes a dog tax hike to ten and twenty dollars. The plan aims to curb carrying by owners of valuable canines and fund oversight, with supporters claiming the extra revenue will curb illicit stock while opponents warn of punitive impact on dog owners.
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Increase in Library Holdings and Electoral Count Debates
The Librarian of Congress reports an 1877 rise of 20,021 volumes, totaling 331,118, with 110,000 pamphlets and more. Space constraints hamper readers. 70,000 volumes crowd floors, prompting calls to relocate the library. The Electoral Count Committee splits into subcommittees and leans toward popular voting, with concerns over smaller states. Also noted are diplomatic posts, upcoming appointments, and a bill to empower Congress with oath administration and witness custody.
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Representatives of Texas and Southern Pacific Before House Committee
Washington January 27 representatives Tom Scott Gov Brown for Texas Pacific and Huntington Emery Storrs for Southern Pacific discussed loan attempts and costs to build rail lines. They argued subsidy is needed while critics blamed 1873 panic. Hot Springs railroad route change eyed. anti subsidy resolution to be voted tomorrow.
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Secretary Sherman Explains Old Letters and Speeches
Secretary Sherman rises to explain his old letters and speeches and to show that his record on financial questions is not inconsistent.
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Charges Against Taft and Phillips Stir Controversy
Washington dispatch outlines Columbus Alexander’s charges against former Attorney-General Taft and Solicitor General Phillips over duties related to a 1876 House resolution. It cites misstatements in Phillips’s report and alleges official crime by both men, amid broader departmental notices and personnel changes.
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Will contest opens for Mrs Merrill estate in New York
New York January 26. The will contest of the late Mrs Caroline A Merrill began before Surrogate Calvin. The Portland, New Hampshire born widow left over 400000 and largely left her fortune to Cardinal McCloskey, ignoring her adopted son and several nephews and nieces who now contest. Witnesses included Cyrus W Field and Monsignor Chatard. The trial adjourned to Tuesday.
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Prisoners, Etc., Etec. The Wells Returning Board case in New Orleans
The New Orleans forgery and parish returns case against J Madison Wells Thomas C Anderson Louis W Kenner and Gardane Cassanave moved to the U S Circuit Court. After bonds were forfeited four accused were sought in the Custom House with Sheriff Houston resisting entry until new bonds were set. Writs were issued, Anderson Kenner Cassanave were found and taken to parish prison. Wells remained at large expected to surrender and post bonds.
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Missionary Gulick dies in Kobe after fifty years abroad
Obituary notices recount the death of Rev Oramel H Gulick, veteran ABF missionary to the Sandwich Islands, at his son’s Kobe residence in Japan on December 8 1877 aged 81. Born Freehold NJ, he studied at Princeton and Princeton Theological Seminary, sailed in 1827 as an early missionary, and left seven children, most in missionary service. Funeral held December 10 conducted in English and Japanese. Also noted are deaths of Major Reeves Leonard, Pliny F Fuller, Capt Thomas Cunningham, Hon John B Kerr, Mrs Maria Mayo Ellis, Albert Polk, Stephen Spelman, J M Van Buskirk and Mrs Emily Sophia Erving with brief biographical details.
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Global failures and suspensions sweep North America
In New York and Chicago on January 26 rumors spread of a major sugar firm collapse as Youngs, Smith & Co. proposed a 15 percent cash payment on maturing paper plus instalments to extend the rest, with creditors, including banks and individuals totaling about 260,000 dollars, protesting papers to bind endorsers. Other failures follow: H. W. Metcalf & Co. with about 56,000 dollars in liabilities. Montreal creditors pursue assignments, and Dobbin, Lamont & Co. report 46,000 dollars in liabilities. Halifax notes 63,000 dollars for H. C. Morgan. in Chicago Star Chemical works is bankrupt with 13,000 dollars liabilities and John D. Harlow at 10,000 dollars. New York reports R. & J. Watson coal dealers defaulting with 200,000 dollars liabilities.
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The Davenport Thorne marriage and a late burial stir
Remains of Mrs Lillie Davenport Thorne were buried beside husband Frost Thorne in Greenwood Cemetery after a delay caused by family disapproval of the union with an actress. The Thornes faced social pressure from Frost Thorne’s millionaire relatives who disapproved of stage connections. The couple had two children and faced later estrangement from the Davenport family before Frost’s death in a yacht disaster.
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Norway shire town to join Paris and Grand Trunk link
The article notes Norway will soon separate from Paris and establish its own center while awaiting a Grand Trunk Railway branch. Auburn shoe shipments rise weekly and production is near last year’s level as labor costs fall and full staffing is sought. It also covers a suicide in North Conway, a 50th wedding anniversary in Auburn, a Tilden ratification suit question ruling, Bucksport child abuse outrage, Crispin labor group visit to Norway, and a shoe factory employing over 300 in Lynn.
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Exeter Store Burglary Promises Clothing Loss
A store in Exeter was entered Friday night and a quantity of clothing was carried off, with losses estimated between seventy five and one hundred dollars.
Vermont News Highlights Local Distractions and Rail Vote
St Johnsbury plans Catholic college while Burlington touts a twenty five pound cat. Missing daughters of Mrs Bliss in Fairlee reappear in New Hampshire. In Swanton a druggist’s disappearance shocks town, his return to Catholicism cited. Brattleboro votes against funding a $50,000 narrow gauge railroad to South Londonderry amid ongoing West River valley debates and a planned follow up meeting.
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Lowell News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Summary of diverse 19th century happenings across Lowell and surrounding towns: charitable aid to 3000 plus residents, school publications, drownings, paper factory output, golden wedding anniversary, wages in silver, injuries to an elderly woman, rise in lodging for tramps, safety committee appointments, liquor reform actions, multiple arrests, clergy movements, railroad ice house project, a tragic child head injury, longevity notes on Falmouth families, court sentences for rapes and burglaries, a celebrated Y M C A anniversary with detailed annual report figures and fundraising, plus community religious and charitable activities.
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English Operatives Return Home From England Mills Pressure Grows
Some English workers who left Warren for England to seek better prospects now write that they would have fared better staying in America. They report rising pressure in English mills and fear the situation will worsen instead of improve.
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Leading Cowansville Merchant Returns From Absence
Mr Finley a leading Cowansville merchant returned to Montreal Saturday after eighteen months away. He claims he was drugged in Montreal and sent to South America. In the interval his wife became insane and his fortune was squandered.
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Official peace terms outlined by the Post from Constantinople
The Post prints an official version of preliminary peace conditions. Autonomy for Bulgaria with undefined boundaries and local governor. Roumania gains independence with Danube territory compensation to Russia. Bosnia and Herzegovina local autonomy. Serbia independent with territorial rectification. Montenegro status quo postwar. Batoum ceded. indemnity paid. Sultan to consider protecting Russian interests in the Dardanelles.
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Crisis in England as Derby May Stay in Office
London dispatch reports Lord Derby will not resign after talks and Besika Bay fleet stoppage. Whips from both sides urge support for a night division on a supplementary vote. Cabinet met with most ministers present. Hartington and other leaders discuss terms and potential adjournment amid debate on peace terms and defence funding.
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Montenegrins Press On In Lake Scutari Fighting
London reports Montenegrins captured three fortified islands in Lake Scutari after a heavy bombardment and planned an assault on Zabliac. French Mediterranean squadron sails toward the Levant. Russia may open straits to warships per peace conditions. Russia's losses in Europe reach 30,435 by Jan. 5.
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Grave War Demonstrations in Athens Turn Violent
Athens reports a 10,000 strong crowd marching to Ministers Deligeorgis Tricoupis Zaimis Coumoundouros and Delyannis homes. Windows were broken, revolvers fired, three wounded and one killed as they moved to the palace. The King urged calm. troops dispersed the crowd. Tomorrow’s disorder feared. Despatch from Chalcis notes troop and artillery transport to the frontier, signaling imminent hostilities with infantry headed toward Rumelia near Turkey.
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Famine Ravages Four Chinese Provinces Prompt Aid Appeal
A dispatch from Shanghai reports a severe famine in four North China provinces with nine million people destitute and children sold in markets for food. The Foreign Relief Committee appeals to America and England for assistance and asks formation of an American committee to raise funds and deposit with Hong Kong Bank agents.
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Central American tensions rise amid war rumors
Panama reports rumors of war preparations including gunboats and arms, though no formal declaration. A German warship was said to be enforcing Fisenstock claims near Nicaragua, with a possible Italian squadron to Central American waters over losses from the 1875 San Miguel riots.
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Rumor of Spanish Dominican Treaty Sparks Caribbean Unease
Rumor Spain will sign a protectorate treaty with Santo Domingo by month end stirs excitement in Santo Domingo and Haiti and deepens Baez unpopularity. Boosted by new Spanish consuls appointed at several Dominican ports.
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Fire damages multiple stores across several towns
In Bellows Falls Vermont a basement fire in Retting and Son’s block spread to Fletcher’s clothing offices with water damage. Fletcher’s loss runs around $2000 with insurance. other losses lighter. Separately in Towson Town Maryland a blaze destroyed Odd Fellows Hall and multiple shops, totaling $40,000 to $45,000. Concord New Hampshire reports a brick block fire causing about $2000 in damage. Lewiston Maine notes a millinery store fire with $2500 stock loss and insured amounts.
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