Stamps on Cigars and Pension Bill Debate
The article reports relief for cigar boxes as the Internal Revenue Commissioner favors ending the requirement to stamp manufacturers names, arguing it aids fraud prevention. It also covers the Pension Appropriation Bill, its path in the House, agency costs, and political maneuvering by Republicans. It notes a New Hampshire trip, a civil service reshuffle, and a French trade outreach led by Gen Banks with Mr Chatteau seeking a Franco American economic pact.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Ciear
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
Mba Eieccerer
Macaterierers
Congress
Fiages
Jacob H. Ela
The
Treasury
New Hampshire
Jacob
Post Office
Washington
House
Messrs Scales
Ilinois
Chittenden
Fort
Illinois
Hewitt
Messrs Hanna
Indiana
Thompson
Pennsylvania
O'Neill
Hanna
Messrs Chittenden
Hewitt and Sparks
Manna
Indianapolis
Llinois
Sparks
Committee On Appropriations
Democratic Party
Townsend
Senate Deficiency Bill Adjusts Internal Revenue and Officials
In Washington on April 1, the Senate reviewed the Deficiency Appropriation bill, adopting amendments that raise the Internal Revenue Bureau funding from 40,000 to 100,000 and add items for Senate furniture and Navy printing. The House and Senate disagreed on temporary clerks and railway mail clerks, prompting a new conference and revised limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Blaine
Internal Revenue Bureau
Navy Department
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
District of Columbia
Windom
Committee of Conference
Secretar of the Treasury
House
Treasury Department
Land Office
Internal Revenue
Relief for settlers on railroad grant lands debated
Washington April Lt Mr Plumb on behalf of the Senate Public Lands Committee reported a substitute for two bills to aid settlers on lands within railroad grants. The measure offers repayment of the price difference to pre emptors or heirs if land was vacant at sale, and allows forty acre to eighty acre extensions to original entries with residence and cultivation credits. It excludes sales or alienation attempts under the 1872 act and restricts benefits to qualified settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Plumb
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Booth and
Ingalls
Ways and Means Panel Recommends Restoring Income Tax
Washington April 11 The Ways and Means Committee approves restoring the income tax by a narrow margin. Names of voting members include Tucker Sayler Robbins Harris Gibson and Burchard. Opponents were Wood Banks Garfield Kelser and Phelps. Wood argues sinking fund repeal could replace tax needs. Senate outcome is uncertain.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Messrs Tucker
Virginia
Sayler
Ohio
Robbins
North Carolina
Harris
Georgia
Gibson
Louisiana
Burchard
Illinois
Messrs Wood
Banks
Massachusetts
Garfield
Kelser
Phelps
Connecticut
Wood
House
Senate
Timber pilfering on Idaho lands prompts urgent action
Secretary of War transmits Lieut. Col. Merriam's report on 300000 feet of logs cut and driven from Government lands near Cour d'Alene Lake Idaho. Depredations occur with no civil authority to protect public lands Lewiston agents report. Urges immediate measures to halt wholesale pillage amid possible timber reservation.
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Washington
Schurz
Merriam
Second Infantry
Cour d’Alene Lake
Idaho
United States
Lewiston
Indemnity bill debate after famine note from Tien-Tsin
In the Senate today Mr Mitchell read a cablegram from the U S Consul at Tien-Tsin China warning famine is spreading cannibalism exists no rain worse next year and the Indemnity bill for returning the Chinese indemnity fund to China is pending before the Foreign Relations Committee
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Washington
Senate
Mitchell
United States
Tien-Tsin
China
Committee On Foreign Relations
Brevet Rank in the Army and Venezuela Commission
Washington April 11 The Butler bill to fix brevet rank in the army ends distinctions between brevet commissions in regular and volunteer forces. A House Foreign Affairs bill aims to form a new Venezuela claims commission with Hamilton Forney and Kellenger aiding. Rufus Ingall to leave the Pacific division for the Missouri to relieve Nalabird. Alexander Stephens recovers and receives visitors. Sherman backs Anderson for New Orleans collector. others favor Packard. New York collector and surveyor nominations expected.
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Washington
Butler
United States Army
Regar
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Venezuela
Messrs Hamilton
Forney
Kellenger
Rufus Ingall
Pacific
Eeean
Missouri
Nalabird
Alexander H. Stephens
Sherman
Anderson
New Orleans
Packard
New York
The Newell divorce case and society scandal in court
In New York on April 11 the trial of Mrs Anna Newell for absolute divorce from Lorenzo D. Newell drew a crowded court as scandal and social standing fuel the proceedings. Candace M Olney testified about intimate associations with Newell, detailing social trips and visits from Providence to Paris and Boston. The case, already split by prior skirmishes, is expected to last days and hinges on alleged marital improprieties and abandonment.
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New York
Hugh S. Carpenter
Bedford Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Clinton Avenue
Dr Storrs
Carpenter
Newell
Erie Railway
Eastern Shore Railroad
Grand Trunk Railway
Anna Newell
Lorenzo D. Newell
Boston
Candace M. Olney
England
Candace M. Olmey
Mr Newell
Miss Olney
Providence
R. L
East Fourteenth Street
Church
London
Paris
St. Dennis
Delmonico’s
Russia's Peace Efforts and Europe Reacts
London April 11 reports the Gortschakoff reply to Lord Salisbury as a partial reply to Austria's objections. Russia pledges to honor promises to Austria but questions a separate peace congress. Germany confirms no guarantee of Austrian neutrality and hints at intervention to protect Austria's interests. Rates of military build up grow as Britain warns Russia and prepares torpedo craft for the Mediterranean.
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Russia
Austria
Germany
Bismarck
London
The
Central News
Prince Gortschakoff
Lord Salisbury
Berlin
Wellesley
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg Agence Russe
England
Cattaro
Antivari
Montenegro
Spizza
Times
Vienna
Volo
United States
Athens
Salonica
Gortschakoff
San Stefano
Nicholas
Gourko
Skobeleff
Nepokoft
Chitzky
Shouvaloff
Levitsky
Constantinople
Grand Duke
Osman Pasha
Reouf Pasha
Layard
Thessaly
Salisbury
Col
Roumania
Lord Loftus
Mediterranean
Smid
Chatham Dock Yard
Victoria Docks
Bucharest
Gortschakof
Bessarabia
Bulgaria
Tenedos
Egypt
Cettinje
Albania
Boyana
House of Commons
William Henry Smith
First Board of Admiralty
Porte
Famine relief and naval moves reported from Asia
Hong Kong reports ongoing famine distress with Gov Henneasy allocating 10000 from public funds. Admiral Patterson sails from Hong Kong to Shanghai on Monocacy then Ashuclot to Yokohama arriving April. Monongahela replaces Yamasee in Kong and will be relieved by Richmond in autumn. Fire in Tokio March 17 destroys over 4000 houses with 200000 dollars damage and one death. Assembly in Tokio April 5 to discuss reforms. Japanese contribute 15009 for famine relief and Dr J E Painter of the US Navy dies at Nagasaki.
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Hong Kong
Henneasy
Admiral Patterson
United States Navy
Shanghai
Yokohama
United States
Nove Kong
Yamessee
Richmond
Tokio
J. E. Painter
Nagasaki
Rumor of British South Africa Defeat Circulates
London dispatch reports a rumor in military circles of a British defeat in South Africa. The Colonial Office denies the claim. Advices from Cape Town mention Secoceni’s outbreak and surprise against the Transvaal, with 1060 native allies versus 500 Kaffirs at Fort Burghers, while Cetewayo’s threat looms and frontier tensions rise. Sir Bartle Frere remains at King Williamstown as five thousand men attack Sandilli.
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London
Manchester Guardian
South Africa
Colonial Office
Cape Town
Secoceni
Transvaal
Natal
Cetewayo
Bartle Frere
Cape Colony
King Williamstown
Sandilli
Gorkas
Kreli
Lancashire manufacturers plan meeting over wage cuts
A meeting of Blackburn Preston and Burnley manufacturers will be held in Manchester tomorrow to oppose a ten percent wage reduction for operatives. A great strike and lock-out threat looms across Lancashire. Prince Lucien Napoleon Murat is dead. Gen Grant to dine with the King and Queen in Rome and depart Monday.
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London
Blackburn
Preston
Burnley
Manchester
Lancashire
Lucien Napoleon Murat
Rome
Gen. Grant
President of Boston Concord and Montreal Railroad Fatally Burned
John E. Lyon notables: ninety years old? No, seventy. president of the Boston Concord and Montreal Railroad dies after his clothes ignite from a candle in his Pemigewasset House room in Plymouth New Hampshire. He had long controlled NH hotels and industries. Remainder of life and burial plans outlined.
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Montreal Railway
Plymouth
N. H
John E. Lyon
Lyon & Vose
Washington Street
Boston
Boston, Concord and Montreal
Pemigewasset House
Concord Railroad
New Hampshire
Thomas J. Vose
Howard F. Hill
Ashland
Mr Lyon
Lancaster
Mass
Gen. Lyon
Condemned killer confesses to eleven murders in Amsterdam area
Sam Steenburg, awaiting execution in Fonda on the 19th for the Parker murder in Amsterdam on November 17, pleads guilty to eleven murders. He admits numerous burglaries robberies and arsons around Amsterdam. The full confession was given to the Sheriff and County Clerk Burtch and will be kept sealed until execution day. He claims Parker was among his victims.
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Fonda
N. Y
Sam Steenburg
Jacob
Parker
Amsterdam
Fonda Andelse
Burtch
Disgraceful Conduct by City Officials at St Louis
East St Louis witnessed a clash as Police Commissioners opposed Mayor Bowman. Deputy City Marshals seized the Council Chamber to bar anti Bowman Aldermen elected. Police, under a Commissioner, arrived with force. A desperate fight broke out with clubs and billys. pistols drawn but none fired. No serious injuries. The anti Bowman aldermen eventually entered the room and order was restored.
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St. Louis
Proceedings of New Hampshire Conference at Lancaster
The Lancaster session of the Methodist Episcopal Conference heard sermons on Abraham's faith and church growth. Leaders announced transfers and retirements, noted debt relief efforts in several churches, and reported a strong missionary budget. Resolutions created a ministry guard and supported Zion's Herald and church extension.
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Lancaster
N. H
Methodist Episcopal Conference
C. P. Pitblade
Abraham
E. Smith
New Hampshire State
Newmarket
Rochester
Dover
J. W. Adams
Concord
Dr Berrows
Tilton
G.J. Judkins
Claremont
J. Benson Hamilton
Harrington
G. W. Ruland
B. W. Chase
J. Carrier
N. P. Philbrook
Hamilton
D. McIndoe
J. English
8. Beedle
K. Dearborn
L. Draper
J. W. Bean
J. Thurston
C. H. Smith
L. L. Eastman
James Adams
C. A. Crosby
W. W. Smith
George F. Wells
Zion’s Herald
New Hampshire
Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pierce
Young Men’s Educational Society
Herald
Coun
Slayings Reported in Three States on April 11
William Briggs killed John Ursery in Campbellsville Tennessee over grain and was arrested in Nashville. In Stevenson Alabama a man named Weedman killed Henry Bunn, a prominent merchant, while intoxicated. In Trenton New Jersey Michael Lynch was fatally shot by James McCarty in a drunken quarrel.
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Nashville
Tenn
William Briggs
John Ursery
Campbellsville
Stevenson
Ala
Weedman
Henry Bunn
Trenton
N.J
Michael Lynch
James McCarty
Burlington Opera House Planned for Bank Street Site
Vermont papers report Burlington will gain an opera house on the former Bank of Burlington site at Bank and Church streets. John P. Howard of Burlington funds the project. basement and first story will house stores. The opera house will seat 1000 and be finished with high standard.
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Windsor
North Bennington
Burlington
Vermont
Mabel Gibbs
Hartford
St. Albans
John P. Howard
Bank of Burlington
Bank and
Church Streets
Inauguration of Murphy movement at Barre
The Murphy movement opens in Barre with 125 signatures on the pledge at the first meeting. A home for aged women to be established in Amesbury with Liberal appropriations already made. J. & Hidden walked fourteen miles on Fast Day from Newburyport to Seabrook and back in 2 hours 27 minutes. The Lowell nine debuted at the Fair grounds on Fast Day but split opinions hindered a clear assessment. Strauss, labeled a spurious professor, deceived Lowell elites out of over $1000. Foul weather kept Fast Day observances in Lowell quiet with modest attendance at services and later amusements. Bishop Paddock baptized one and confirmed sixteen at St. Paul’s Newburyport. St. Paul’s reports the largest additions in town. Adams residents welcome the town division bill, while North Adams faces postmaster removal attempts by Collector Tinker aiming to install the Boss’s brother-in-law John B. Tyler. Company G, Eighth Regiment inspection at Gloucester Armory found arms and gear in order. forty men in line. Fitz K. E. Oakes Jr. named First Lieutenant replacing resigned Lowe. a social dance followed the inspection with several military officers present.
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Europe
St. Petersburg
Gortschakoff
England
Russia
Constantinople
City Point
Boseton
South End
Massachusetts Rifle Association
Walnut Hill Range
East Boston
John E. Lyon
Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad
Pemigewassett House
Plymouth
N.hs
Lyon
New England
Congress
Western Union
James Freeman Clarke
E. E. Hale
Boston
Bartel
Launcelot Hegarty
New York
George Putnam
D. D
First Religious Society
Roxbury
Francis H. Underwood
Murphy
Barre
Amesbury
J. &.Hidden
Newburyport
Seabrook
Lowell Baseball Nine
Fair Grounds
Strauss
Rochester
N. Y
Lowell
Bishop Paddock
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul’s
Adams
Tinker
North Adams
Rogers
John B. Tyler
Eighth Regiment
R. C. Lawrence
Gloucester
Co. B. F. Peach, Jr
Fitz K E. Oakes, Jr
Lowe
Dodge couple poisoned by root eaten with horseradish
Joshua Dodge and his wife on Block Island fell ill after eating a poisonous root taken with horse radish. Mrs Dodge reportedly unlikely to recover. Separately, Pawtucket Water Bonds valued at $200,000 were awarded to Clinton R. Weeden of Providence at 105 36-100, bonds bearing twenty year five percent interest and principal payable in gold.
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Joshua Dodge
Block Island
Danbury Farmer Hangs Self and War Veterans Remembered
The article notes the suicide of Martin K. Osborn, a Danbury farmer, and mentions eleven or twelve survivors of the 1814 Stonington defense. It cites John Bennett and Col. J. W. Hull as the two oldest at 93 and fourth age. Henry Lewis died at 97. A Meriden wedding tale recounts a couple from Dartford seeking license via Hartford after a comic scramble with the City Clerk, father, and mother.
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Martin K. Osborn
Danbury
Stonington
John Bennett
Col. J. W. Hull
Henry Lewis
Meriden
Dartford
Hartford
Meade
Selfless rescue on East Syracuse train track tragedy
In East Syracuse two women died when a Dewitt special train struck them as they crossed on a track. Ellen Murphy of Clyde aged 45 and her niece Nellie Brossel aged 18 of Salina were killed. Nellie shielded her aunt but both were fatally hurt.
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Syracuse
N. Y
East Syracuse
Ellen Murphy
Clyde
Nellie Brossel
Salina
Dewitt
Reunion of Third Corps officers at Newburg May seventh
Arrangements are made for the annual reunion of the officers of the Third Corps of the Army of the Potomac at Newburg on May 7. Seventy-five officers will attend, including Generals Hooker Hancock Humphreys Sickles De Trobriand Mott Sharpe Hobart and Ward. Notable invitees and expected attendees include Generals Schofield Sheridan Kilpatrick Pleasanton Crawford Merritt Depeysier and Collector Arshtr. A formal reception at Washington's headquarters, a business meeting, and an evening banquet are planned.
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New York
Third Corps
Army of the Potomac
Newburg
Hooker
Hancock
Humphreys
Sickles
de Trobriand
Mott
Sharpe
Hobart
Ward
Schofield
Sheridan
Kilpatrick
Pleasanton
Crawford
Merritt
Depeysier
Arshtr
Washington
Clearing House Names Officers for Year
The Clearing House of the National Banks in Lowell Massachusetts selects officers for the new year. John F. Kimball of Appleton Bank is President and Joseph B. Hovey of Railroad Bank is Vice-President. Charles W. Eaton of Merchants Bank becomes Secretary with Alonzo A. Coburn of Prescott Bank as Manager. A standing committee includes Charles M. Williams W. G. Knowlton and George B. Allen.
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Lowell
Mass
Clearing House of the National Banks
John F. Kimball
The
Appleton Bank
Joseph 8. Hovey
Railroad Bank
Charles W. Eaton
Merchants’ Bank
Alonzo A. Coburn
Prescott Bank
Charles M. Williams
Old
W. G. Knowlton
Wamesit
George B. Allen
First National
Boston Dry Goods Merchant Arrested In $25,000 Fraud Case
Pirin White, once a Boston dry goods merchant, was arrested Wednesday and began a police-detective pursuit today. A writ of habeas corpus followed at the Police Central Office. White’s lawyer raced to Grand Central to stop the detective as the train departed. He faces charges of obtaining $25,000 by false pretences.
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New York
the Sun
Pirin White
Boston
Police Central
White
Grand Central
Bank Shakeup in Colorado Springs After Vice President Flight
Denver report says the First National Bank of Colorado Springs will not be weakened by the McIntire malversation. A new set of officials has been chosen, and the bank’s affairs are believed secure. McIntire was in Long Branch and left for New York last Monday.
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Denver
Col
First National Bank of
Colorado Springs
McIntire
Long Branch
N. J
Sayls McIntire
New York
Freight rate cut from Chicago to Missouri river points
Curxcaco April 11. Chicago roads announce a further freight reduction to Missouri river destinations effective tomorrow. New rates list first class 45 cents, second 35, third 25, fourth 20, special class 10 cents per 100 pounds. Missouri river freight to Chicago reduced to 10 cents per 100 pounds.
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Chicago
Missouri River
Hayward suit opened in Circuit Court test case
In Ronpout New York on April 11 the Circuit Court before Judge Learned began the trial of Hayward against the Citizens Steamboat Company. The case seeks 5000 for the loss of Mrs Hayward who drowned during the Snounyside disaster on December 1, 1875. Several other actions depend on the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronpout
N. Y
Hayward
Citizens’ Steamboat Company
Consolidated mining names and locations in Virginias era list
A fragmentary OCR list shows mining claims and properties across Virginia and adjacent districts. It includes Consolidated Virginia, Caledonia, Crown Point, Gould & Curry, Norcross, Overman, Ophir, Raymond & Ely, Sierra Nevada, Union Consolidated, Yellow Jacket, Eureka Consolidated, and other prospect lines with scattered numbers and locations such as 614 Kentuck, 243 Leopard, and 2944 Raymond. The text reads as a catalog of properties rather than a narrative event.
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AIDBE
de Est
Belcher
Consol
Virginia
Commonwealth
Caledonia
Crown Point
Exchoquce
Icc Cesevcass Gould & Curry
Eve Fale & Norcross
Esa Coos Asbean
Julia Consolidated
Pusesco
Kentuck
Leopard
Northern Belle
Overman
sOphir
Raymond & Ely
Silver Hill
Savage
Vecen
Sierra Nevada
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