Tragedy and Fear Grip Brooklyn After Panormo Murder
A sequence of murders and a suicide shocks Brooklyn after Prof. Panormo is killed and Mrs Watson is slain by Mrs Fanny Hyde. Alfred East reportedly shot himself in Panormo's boarding house amid financial troubles and possible guilt questions. Sermons on murder mania issue from city churches as Col Fisk's unsettled will and estate raise probate concerns. The article also notes savings bank instability, Gov. Hoffman actions, and the death of Tribune editor J. B. Lyman from smallpox.
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Conservative Distrust of Gladstone and London Politics
The Duke of Newcastle says English Conservatives distrust Gladstone over Lords abolition and his ties to Dilke and reformist ideas. Despatches from the Foreign Office clarify Britain’s stance on a commercial treaty with France. The Geneva Conference hinges on Alabama acts, while the Prince of Wales plans a Mediterranean cruise. Peabody Fund funds 500 Brixton homes for small families amid Liberal party tensions over education reform.
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England
Gladstone
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Charles Dilke
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Lord Lyons
France
Peabody Fund
Brixton
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Paris faces rising unrest amid French political crisis
Paris reports growing discontent as factions opposed to Thiers and the Republic gain boldness. Rumors say Bis marK plans a new invasion while Gambetta travels south to align with leaders and civil conflict preparations continue with money arms and supplies on hand.
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Heated Senate Passes Southern Railway Bill in Kentucky
In Frankfort on January 27 the Kentucky Senate narrowly approved the Southern Railroad bill by a tie, Speaker Carlisle casting the deciding vote for passage. A fiery debate adjourned after McNamara accused Webb of lying, and threats of violence prompted the Sergeant at Arms to separate them. Cincinnati reports widespread rejoicing, Danville lighting cannons in celebration.
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Senate of Kentucky
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Legislature moves to repeal railroad subsidy bill
In Jackson Mississippi on January 27 the Legislature shows effort to repeal the subsidy granting four thousand dollars per mile. A House bill died last week and a Senate bill was indefinitely pushed yesterday sealing the change. Several roads advance. Col Mann leads the Middle and Northwestern line to finish 100 miles by September 1.
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Various 19th Century Notices From Across the United States
Distiller Peter Schwab of Cincinnati fined 22845 for revenue law violations. Congressional Committee arrives in New Orleans. Outbuildings of Beaufort Asylum at Quebec burned. loss under 4000. Indiana official Norman Eddy dies of heart disease in Indianapolis. 135th birthday of Thomas Paine observed in St. Louis by rationalists and spiritualists. Fitz-John Porter named Superintendent of Works for New Jersey Lunatic Hospital at 3000 yearly. North Carolina Republican Convention April 17 in Raleigh. Conservative Republican May 11 in Greensboro. Scranton coal mines reduce workers. several mines idle due to dull times. Philadelphia smallpox deaths 177 last week. cases down 100. Kingston NY court: Louisa Fowler wins 1000 against David A. Martin for breach of promise. Robert Blakeley acquitted of murder at Princeton. public outrage. Steamer Salsette sails from Fortress Monroe to Liverpool to transplant oysters in Severn river. Havana reports President Cespedes eyes affected, risk of blindness. William H. Whitney injured by B&A train at Springfield. Sallie Edmunds found burned to death in Griswold. Raleigh notes 10000 reward for Henry B. Lowrey and 5000 per gang. total 35000. Caleb Cushing says Geneva arbitration will yield satisfactory settlement on Alabama claims. Hal Sperry, a negro, murders two coworkers who had won wages gambling, escapes near Nashville.
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Fires Sweep Multiple Cities in January Across the Nation
The report lists numerous destructive blazes from Wells River Vermont to New Orleans Louisiana on January 23 to 28. Losses include the Morris chair works in Wells River and several factories in St. Louis Nashville Lebanon Cincinnati New York Springfield and New Orleans with total damages running into tens of thousands and insurance coverage noted in several cases.
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J. Bugbee
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Lebanon
Local Names Listed in 1872 Public Notice
Persons named include John S. K. Kennedy of 41 Cedar Street New York Joseph S. Fay of 13 Exchange Street Boston and Joseph C. Ectleh of Lafayette Bank Cincinnati in a dated January 26 1872 public notice.
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