Eads Letter Addresses Ship Railway Plan and Mexico Terms
Special despatch details Capt. Eads refuting lobby use for his Tehuantepec ship railway project. It outlines Mexican concessions including land, tax exemptions, toll guarantees, and free transport for warships and mails. He seeks US charter with staged guarantees and conditions, plus a proposed monopoly risk and potential US control.
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Senate actions and civic appeals prompt diverse debates
Dawes presents a large petition led by John Welsh Bishop Simpson Rev. Joseph Cook Wendell Phillips and 382000 signers urging observance of Indian treaties and justice for remaining tribes. Sherman cites 12 year court rulings on 35 percent duty for cotton ties while hoop iron duties debated. Springer resolution blocked. Panama Canal addressed with Monroe doctrine context. Mapleson opera seats shatter records. army officers board to review retirements. Hayes receives Jeanneette search vessel appeal.
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Newark Girl Apparently Dead for Five Weeks
A Newark girl is reported dead after being missing for five weeks, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the presumed death and awaiting autopsy results.
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Debates on coercion bill resume in Commons with land league presence
London January 27 The House of Commons resumed the coercion bill debate as Davitt Brennan and Killen watched from the gallery. John Bright condemned coercion while predicting Ireland’s drift. Gladstone urged ministers to endure late sessions. Reports say Ulster Libs want key provisions disclosed before final stages. Davitt travels to Paris with land league funds estimated at £47000 abroad. Home Rule members form a committee to study agrarian offence books. Shaw and Colthurst urged to resign over Parnellite split.
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Geok Tepe Falls After Mine Explosions and Siege
A Berlin correspondent reports Geok Tepe captured by underground mines after Russian assaults failed. Tekke Turcomans reportedly moved dead to a tower-suspended display, then reoccupied positions. Tekkes praised for conduct.
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Two Opera Singers in Troupe Feud Over a Man
A Washington dispatch reports disharmony in Her Majesty's Opera troupe touring New York. Two sections formed, Mme Gerster leading one side. a quarrel aboard a moving train produced a shattered bonnet and scattered hair ornaments, with no bloodshed and repairs likely in Pittsburgh.
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State Senate Creates Joint Special Valuation Committee
In Augusta today the senate approved appointing a joint special committee on state valuation to handle all related matters. The house received petitions for divorce law changes and remonstrances against a Rockland subdivision. A congressional apportionment committee was named with members from Portland Bowdoin Lewiston Houlton Kingfield Orland Mount Vernon Dresden Bethel Rockland Brigh ton Corinna Dover Searsport Calais Kennebunk.
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Grave Robbers Harvest Two Cemeteries In Separate Cities
In Alexandria the body of Mrs. Jacobs of Washington and a colored girl were exhumed by body snatchers last night. Two negro men were arrested on suspicion. In Wilkesbarre the bodies of Morris and Thomas Evans, miners killed by a coal fall, were recovered badly mangled and placed in boxes after the accident.
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Indians attack mail line near San Jose in New Mexico
Fort Craig travelers report a buckboard taken by Indians five miles west of San Jose with driver and one horse killed. A man and three women were surrounded. Mr. Robinson and seven Mexicans saved them. A fight followed, five soldiers arrive later. Three miners reportedly killed at Charlide Gulch. four women and children found mutilated and burned at San Marcial.
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Ex-Judge Dillon Opposes Telegraph Consolidation Injunction
In New York on January 27 ex judge Dillon argued against granting an injunction against telegraph companies. He said consolidation was warranted by state law and necessary for the community, asserting three fifths of stockholders have the right to consolidate just as merchants sell goods.
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Train From Poughkeepsie Reaches Millerton Through Snow
Rail service resumes on the Poughkeepsie Hartford and Boston line as the first westbound train passes from Poughkeepsie to Millerton since last Friday. Cars trail behind snowbanks seven to fifteen feet high for several miles.
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Beck Presses Free Ships Plan Against Tariff Blockade
A Boston Post despatch covers Senator Beck advocating repeal of navigation laws to allow foreign ship purchases and boost U S merchant marine, arguing subsidies favor protected shipbuilders and harm national trade. Senator Blaine counters with protection and subsidy defenses, citing British and European subsidies and urging naval-yard use to revive American navigation.
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Fire displaces six story building in Broad Street area
Fire on the fourth floor of a six story brick building at 365 367 Broadway extended to the top floor before two hours of effort extinguished. Loss near 600000 with damaged stock across Sweetser Pembroke Co Lawson Bros and the entire Davidson stock destroyed. Building owned by American Express. insured losses. Other fires reported in Providence New Bedford Biddeford Lewiston Waterbury with insured losses.
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New York reports a blood hound roaming uptown injuring a dozen people and being killed by a police officer after a crowd pursued it. Also noted are the Dartmouth alumni annual meeting with officers elected and the western Methodist Episcopal conference executive committee closing session. A walking match incident saw an unknown person send Hughes a bowl of soup that his wife tasted and fell ill.
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Maine Editors Hold Annual Meeting in Augusta
The Maine editors and publishers met in Augusta with a strong press presence. They planned the Rangeley lakes excursion for summer and voted to hold the 1882 gathering in Portland since the Legislature does not convene in Augusta next winter. The afternoon featured essays and poetry followed by a banquet and a Knights Templar ball at Granite Hall.
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Von Baren or Spier, alleged heir to a Hamburg estate worth millions, returns from New York confident his grand uncle Heinrich Spier left him a vast fortune. A notary and witnesses confirm the will exists but won’t open it until May. Some doubt the claim, suspecting a practical joke.
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Dartmouth alumni dinner lists college fundraising goals
President Bartlett's letter to Dartmouth alumni outlines needs to fund key positions and facilities. The essential target totals 145 000 dollars for professorships and buildings, with a grand request of 250 000 dollars including general endowment and repairs.
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Florida to Drain Lake Okeechobee for Sugar Boom
A contract has been agreed between Florida authorities I Coryell of Jacksonville and A B Linderman representing Philadelphia and Pacific coast capitalists to drain Lake Okeechobee. The project will reclaim 12,000,000 acres of sugar land including the Everglades, an area twice the size of New Jersey. It stands as the largest contract on record and would enable Florida to produce more sugar than the United States currently consumes.
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Hughes Completes 416th Mile Tying World Record
In New York on January 27 Hughes ran a 416th mile tying Rowell's score and soon after set a 96 hour best. By midnight Hughes led with 417 miles 165 yards, ahead of Cox 392 Alvert 390 Vint 390 and others. His last mile was 11 minutes 12 seconds before retiring to his tent. Hughes beats Rowell by 1 mile 165 yards and Hart by 12 miles 165 yards.
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Miner and woman perish in mountain storm near Monte Christo
Despatch from Quincy reports a miner named Herald and an unknown woman killed when a storm trapped them three miles from the Monte Christo mine. A young man named Robinson searched for help and was buried in a snow slide while alerting rescuers. About sixty men hunt for the bodies.
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Divorce Petition by William Sprague Against Katharine Chase Sprague
William Sprague files for divorce in Washington county court claiming Katharine Chase Sprague deserted the home, engaged in adultery, squandered funds, and caused public scandal. He seeks a decree dissolving the marriage and further relief as deemed fit.
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Extension of Southwestern Lines
New York January 27 the southwest so railway work continues. The Denver Western and Pacific railway let contracts for grading thirty four miles from Denver. The Denver and New Orleans railroad filed articles of incorporation to build a line from Denver to connect with Texas Pacific Houston and Texas Central and the Rio Grande extension of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad in Texas.
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