Eulogies Planned in Congress for Mr Sumner
A day will be set aside in both Houses to honor Senator Charles Sumner. Senator Schurz is expected to speak, and Sumner’s will has not yet been opened with speculation that his estate benefits the colored race.
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Temperance Crusade Gathers Pace On Nassau Hopes
In New York on March 12, temperance activists report saloon closures accelerating led by secretive women groups. Miss Phasbe Couzins of St. Louis urged Congress to curb alcohol and push laws. Brooklyn saloons joined in prayer, while Long Island towns plan a Sound dumping of liquor. Erie Railroad rumors also swirl as Auditor Dunan resignations threaten stock.
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New Hampshire Election Report Denounces Fabrications
From Portsmouth to Concord headlines deny irregularities in Gosport voting. The piece lauds Democratic organization, cites Honest procedures led by Hon. W. H. Hackett, and forecasts NH returns showing shifting majorities away from Republican dominance amid national concerns over administration and party credibility.
Conclusion of the hearing before the Ways and Means Committee
District Attorney Bliss defends moiety system before the Ways and Means Committee in New York. He argues hardships cited by merchants stem from fraud cases, contests entries of goods, and that moieties have long existed. He suggests examining books with counsel present and limits forfeiture to defective invoice items.
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Entry of Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh in London amid Snow
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh entered London in a snowy procession from Paddington to Buckingham Palace. Open carriages faced the weather as crowds cheered and 50,000 spectators gathered for the balcony appearance. A torchlight medical student procession serenaded the royal couple. The Times reviews Charles Sumner's death praising his anti slavery stance. A severe snowstorm blocks Caledonian Railway.
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Nagasaki Disturbance Suppressed Surrender Report
News from Nagasaki states political unrest was confined to one province. On the 1st last, all offenders surrendered to the government, as conveyed by Japanese financial agents in San Francisco on March 12.
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Apache band pledges return to old grounds defy reservation
Hualapai Apaches in Arizona say they will obey Gen. Crook but refuse Colorado River reservation and warn of a major battle if troops advance. Gen. Crook stationed at San Carlos. Earlier on March 10 Apaches stole livestock from Simon Sanchez and Francisco Romeo near Tucson, where Sanchez was killed in a pursuit clash.
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