Opening of the Presidential Campaign in Reconstruction Debate
Washington dispatch outlines Senate and House action on the Reconstruction bill. Doolittle's speech triggers campaign framing around negro supremacy and northern military rule. Banks explains foreign protection for Americans abroad. radicals lash at forfeiture of railroad grants and homesteads for freedmen. debate touches suffrage and land policy. House adjourns after Treasury bond report.
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State Constabulary Law Repealed in House Votes 100 to 32
January 29 Avausta reports the repeal of the State Constabulary law by a 100 to 32 vote, with Democrats receiving broad praise even among Radicals. Radicals like Billings warned the credit for repeal would fall to Democrats, signaling further moves to expunge restrictive laws such as the 1858 imprisonment clause. The Dirigo State seeks to shed the control of a few who have guided government.
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Holderness Meeting Hears Keyes and Clay in Plymouth
A large Plymouth gathering in the Town Hall heard Samuel D. Clay and Col. John H. George address Holderness residents. Jonathan F. Keyes presided, with nine vice presidents and two secretaries as a throng overflowed the hall.
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Examination of the lottery swindlers at the Tombs
The Tombs heard the examination of Clark Webster & Co representatives from Broadway before Judge Dowling. About two hundred victims attended from New England with a thousand present, a watchman testified the watches were merely plated silver worth eight dollars. Security details guarded the accused amid threats. Also reported are revenue seizures of illicit whiskey establishments and a rear building fire at 422 West 36th Street causing about 6100 damage and 4000 insurance.
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Russian Company assets sell amid Alaskan news
San Francisco reports January 18 weather mild with an average 27 degrees. Assets of the Russian Company sold for about 150900 dollars. Holidays featured boat races and masquerades. A race between Jamestown and Reseca crews won by Jamestown. One death among new colonists due to whiskey. Wescer and Moth planned to sail to the Siberian coast with the late Russian garrison and passengers. Trade grows with Oregon Washington and British Columbia.
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Express derailed near Cornwall after broken rail on Hudson line
The Cincinnati express from New York to the Hudson River line derailed one mile north of Cornwall Station when a broken rail caused five passenger cars to leave the track. The engine and baggage cars cleared the wreck safely. Five or six passengers were injured, including a man badly cut, with others hurt in the back and chest. no serious injuries reported. Train service was delayed about an hour but then resumed normally.
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Train Lectures In Cork And Irish Affairs Rumors In Europe
Cable Despatches report Geo. Francis Train drawing large crowds in Cork with lectures on American and Irish topics. Reports from Lonver and London note political tensions, Fenian treason indictments, and the planned removal of trials. An attack on Duncannon tower sparks a large, unsettled crowd in Wexford with no arrests yet.
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Denmark ratifies treaty sale of West Indies islands
In the Landsthing the upper House of the Rigsdag ratified today by unanimous vote the Danish islands sale treaty with the United States. This completes Denmark's action on the treaty.
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General Schurtz Arrives in Berlin for U.S. Mission
Gen. Carl Schurtz arrives in Berlin on a special U.S. mission and is greeted this afternoon by Count Von Bismarck, signaling high level diplomacy during a tense period in January.
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