Postal Pact With Ecuador Sets 20 Cent Letter Rate
Washington July 14 The United States and Ecuador announce a postal convention setting twenty cent letter postage between nations. They may arrange for registered letters with a ten cent registry fee. Also notes vessel registry frauds and limited foreign built vessels wrecked repaired and registered, with six for forfeiture suits in New York. The Cuban Privateer.
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Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Murder Trial
Ingraham refuses to discharge the jurors after a prolonged court session. The jury seeks clarity on premeditation and the time required to form intent. A recess is taken until Sunday morning as the deadlock continues with no agreement on a verdict.
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Brutal Strike Attack Leaves Carpenter Near Death
A gang of about twenty five striking workers beat carpenter William R Gough at a Fifth Avenue hotel site injuring him severely and threatening his life. Gough and a fellow worker were ordered from the building with tools, then hit with boards, leaving Gough with deep scalp wounds and fear for his colleague who was dragged and kicked. Authorities say he may not survive.
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Alpena Fire Destroys Business District Killing Two
A July 13 blaze in Alpena Michigan gutted three and a half blocks of the business district. Several hotels and stores burned including the Sherman House Burrell House Union Hotel Huron House Eagle Hotel and others. Mrs Westbrook and her son George perished in the street. two men later found dead. Keeley and Westby injured. Property loss about 180000 with 70000 insured.
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Greeley Nominated Powers Rally In New York Farm Meet
A July 13 report details Horace Greeley’s farm gathering at Chappaqua New York with about five hundred attendees. Speakers include Greeley ex Senator Gwin Judge Reagan and Francis W Bird praising unity between Democrats and Liberal Republicans and urging support for Greeley and Brown. A Bayard letter and Sumner endorsement are noted along with flag raisings and liberal Republican activities across Bangor and Laconia.
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James B. Beck warns of a corrupt federal push to control the state. He cites Secretaries Boutwell and Delano, large treasury drafts by S. T. Carrow, and a pattern of office defaulters like W. A. Britton. Beck urges vigilance against Grant’s influence and names Hold en Kirk Bergen Logan Whitley Akerman as part of the alleged system.
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Debates on Tax on Licenses Paragraph in French Assembly
In Paris on July 13 the National Assembly debated Cassande's proposal to raise taxes on licenses, doors, windows and furniture. The tax on licenses passed, while raises on doors windows and furniture were rejected. Gambetta spoke July 14 at Forte-sous-Jouarre denouncing church and monarchy. Public dinners were banned in several cities, but Forte was exempt. The Havre regatta on July 13 saw twelve boats race. Guinevere and Sappho were withdrawn, Livonia led the fleet, and Ashbury competed with Sappho for a time before withdrawing.
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Bismark and the Cardinals in Papal Election Plot
Rome reports a ministerial circular inviting vetoing powers to back Germany in papal succession. Austria would join if France agreed, but Thiers refused. Cardinals oppose outside interference and may elect in Malta if challenged. London dispatch says papal hat bestowal was planned for Manning Paris archbishop and Spaulding, then Baltimore archbishop, on All Saints Day.
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Sherman Disgust at Berlin Reception Highlights Visit
Berlin dispatch reports Gen Sherman and Gen Von Moltke exchanging only formal salutations at dinner with Minister Bancroft. Sherman's meeting with Prince Frederick Charles was likewise restrained. he was later refused admittance to Potsdam Park during an imperial guest event and declined a military review invitation. In Hanover German riflemen from America greeted the visitors warmly as Dr Pieper praised U S wartime victories and urged cheers for the guests.
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Storm, damages eyed as Geneva Tribunal to rule
The Observer expects England to face heavy direct damages from Geneva Tribunal awards, though totals may fall several millions below American estimates. Parliament likely prorogued August 6. A destructive storm swept England damaging crops in midland and southern counties with fatal lightning.
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Disgraceful Affair in Alexandria Ends With Wounding
In Alexandria Egypt on July 12 a clash erupted between G H Butler United States Consul and Wadleigh his Secretary and Gen Loring Reynolds and Major Campbell ex rebel officers in the Khedive service. Shots were exchanged and Major Campbell wounded. Debate over origin runs high with Butler claiming a planned assassination attempt by Khedive officers and others denying it.
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London and San Francisco News Roundup July 4 to July 13
Reports from London note Brazil declining to receive General Mitre from the Argentine Confederation and prep for hostilities as munitions arrive from Europe. London financials show U S bonds steady. Paris and Frankfurt mark rates, while Liverpool lists cotton prices. San Francisco dispatches flag incendiary anti foreigner proclamations, U S Japan treaty questions, Niigata unrest, and a steep tea import via the steamship America from Hong Kong and Yokohama.
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Memphis Grand Jury Charges Officials Over $100000 Theft
The Grand Jury report in the Criminal Court charges William McLean, state and county tax collector, with embezzling more than $100,000 and Esquire Peckley, financial agent, with gross incompetency. Warrants issued for McLean's arrest. Sheriff unable to locate him, friends say he may surrender tomorrow. The office is described as the most lucrative in the state, having been held by McLean for two to three terms.
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Ex Gov Stanley of North Carolina dies in San Francisco
Ex Governor Stanley of North Carolina dies in San Francisco on Friday. The report notes other brief items from Philadelphia including two women killed by lightning and a weekly death toll rise to 855 with 138 more than the prior week. Also mentions Texas cotton arrival at Galveston and various transit and legal notices.
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