Horace Rowell and Harriman In Grift Walk Race At Gilmore's Garden
A crowded Gilmore's Garden saw walkers Rowell Harriman Ennis O Leary contend in a 72 hour race. By 3 PM Harriman led in pace but O Leary withdrew after a serious ankle injury. Spectators were injured, one fatally, as the effort continued under intense public scrutiny.
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Brogan
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Plan to force swift Congress action on appropriations
A Washington special reports Democrats propose a short called session limited to the Appropriations Committee. The plan aims to pass a Legislative Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill immediately, then an Army bill if the President approves. If vetoed, adjournment follows. otherwise Congress could finish quickly. The scheme is backed by about twenty five members.
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Improbability Grows of Randall Defeat in Democratic Battle
Washington March 12 There is little chance opposition to Mr Randall unites on Mr Blackburn of Kentucky. Blackburn’s Kansas City interference alienates Missouri Democrats who prefer Randall. Atkins and Blount hosted a conference at the Speaker’s house as Randall shows up at National Hotel HQs amid slow new member arrivals.
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Sawyer
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Atkins
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Treasury Calls Redemption of 5 20 Bonds and Consols
The Secretary of the Treasury issues the ninety second call for redemption of 5 20 bonds of 1865 and consols of 1867 totaling 10 million dollars. Coupon bonds dated July 1 1867 range from 50 to 1000 dollars with specific serials. registered bonds redeemable after July 1 1872 include 100 400 1000 5000 dollar notes with listed numbers. Interest ceases June 12 next and principal payments begin that day at the Treasury.
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Great Szegedin Dam Disaster Sparks Global Alarm
Reports from Szegedin describe a catastrophic dam breach causing massive flooding. Eighty thousand homeless, hundreds feared dead, two thirds of the town submerged, fires and destroyed buildings, with Pesth and Vienna coordinating relief efforts.
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Perth
Szegedin
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Sale of Glen House case at Supreme Court hearing
Supreme Court hears bid dispute over the 1871 Glen House sale in the White Mountains with Joseph Grafton challenging the award. Separate notes report on bounty law rumors, the Constitution ship repair delays, Surgeon General Woodworth illness, silver bids at the Treasury, illicit distilleries seized near Atlanta, and 1881 revenue receipts.
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New York
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Internal Revenue
Paris Impeachment Debate Moves To Cabinet Question
The Paris inquiry committee receives key documents as the Chamber of Deputies debates impeachment. Louis Blanc is expected to reveal new facts while ministers may abstain, and an order of the day to shelve impeachment seeks Republican majority support.
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Leon Renault
Waddington
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Locray
le Royer
Poince Andrieux
de Brogue
Republican Union
Alsace Lorraine Seek Separate Federal State Constitution
Berlin reports the Alsatian Parliamentary Committee adopted a resolution seeking a separate constitution for Alsace Lorraine as a Federal State with Strassburg as seat and a Federal Council representative. Lorraine members balked unless no Prince Governor is appointed, and they left before the vote.
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the Telegraph
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Lancashire mill owners vote for ten percent wage cut
London reports that mill owners from Blackburn Darwin Accrington and nearby towns met in Blackburn with one dissenting voice to urge the Central Committee of the North 2nd Northwest Lancashire Association to approve a ten percent wage reduction. Preston and Barnsley masters reportedly passed a similar resolution. A final decision awaits the Central Committee meeting on Friday.
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London
Wmill
Blackburn
Darwin
Accrington
North 2Nd Northwest Lancashire Association
Preston
Barnsley
Bismarck's Troubles in Berlin Budget Dismissal Talk
The National Gazette says Bismarck may dissolve Parliament as soon as the budget passes. A report cited by Germania claims Admiral Von is resigning and General Von Voights Rhetz would succeed him at the Admiralty.
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National Gazette
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von Voights Rhetz
Infectious disorder confirmed in St Petersburg city
At a medical faculty meeting Dr Botkin reiterated that an infectious disorder exists in St Petersburg though mild. In other items from the day, Tirnova reports a Bulgarian Assembly speech on Bulgaria Roumelia union. Constantinople notes British fleet withdrawal delayed for a banquet. London covers a Portuguese warship blockade of Whydah over a Dahomey arrest and road blockade.
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Prosecutions and Leadership Changes In New York Highlights
In New York on March 12 D M Bennett’s trial for mailing obscene material was postponed as witnesses include clergymen and scholars. Globe Life Insurance gains control with a temporary board amid management changes and a possible receiver. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph President Eckert resigns after debate. Manhattan Savings Institution resumes operations after October vault robbery. Two seamen from the US ship Colorado escaped. one drowned.
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New York
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Skeleton Identified as Telegraph Operator Missing in 1866
The Ellenville mine skeleton is identified as David Smith, a 22 year old telegraph operator who vanished from Middletown in February 1866. Clothing matched, hip joint stiff, no watch or money found. Locals suspect murder by Joseph Fleicker, who later went insane and died at Willard Asylum.
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Ellenville
Ulster County
David Smith
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Ovid
Ice Jam Threat on Delaware River Near Port Jervis
Port Jervis reports the Delaware River ice jam at Big Eddy Narrowsburg broke at 2 P. M. and will flow past Port Jervis by midnight likely causing a jam at Punkeys Island four miles below. By 3 P. M. water overflowed flats nearby damaging farming land. If gorge does not yield by midnight, Carpenter Point east of Port Jervis may flood from backwater. Narrowsburg to headwaters ice remains firm but rising.
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Calais man bound over for fraud in bankruptcy and other regional notes
James Bradford of Calais bound over in 1000 for fraud in bankruptcy and brought to Portland for Grand Jury action. Clement's saw mill in Gorham insured in Portland for 6000 by several companies. Berwick election leaves Republican control except one Democrat for Supervisor of Schools. Benjamin Canney Jr. of Berwick jailed in Alfred after knife assault on Lafayette Brown. Knox and Lincoln Railroad annual meeting in Bath elects directors from Rockland Thomaston Waldoboro Damariscotta Newcastle Bath and approves potential new mortgage to protect franchise liens.
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Calais
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Clement
Gorham
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Berwick
Lafayette Brown
Alfred
Knox and Lincoln Railroad
Bath
John T. Berry
Francis Cobb
Rockland
Edmund Wilson
Thomaston
E. O. Clark
Waldoboro
D. W. Chapman
Damariscotta
Edwin Tiye
Newcastle
Henry Ingalls
Wiscasset
Edwin Reed
George A. Preble
Water works plan approved for Plymouth fire protection
Governor Prescott designates Thursday as Fast Day. Plymouth townspeople vote to exempt bonds for a water works project. Two reservoirs will supply 2,000,000 gallons from a hill source and a smaller village-site tank with pipes to distribute. Estimated cost 13,000 dollars. no pumping needed. The system would improve convenience and fire protection.
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Munroe Paper resumes at South Law rence April first
A compilation of brief local notices reports on the Munroe Paper Company resuming operations in South Lawrence on April 1, a church call in Northfield, a fatality in South Raynham, a golden wedding in New Marlboro, flogging at Drury Academy, stockholders meeting in Fall River, a purse theft in North Adams, a scarlet fever scare in Holyoke, billiards victory in Fall River, a pardon denial in Lawrence, ship movements near Gloucester, a saloon assault in Fall River, a tragic child’s death in Fall River, a court verdict in Lawrence, Knights of Pythias formation in Fitchburg, Lowell dispensary hearing, and the Bristol County Farmers Institute in Taunton with remarks on agricultural boards and the Agricultural College.
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Rhode Island Amateur Base Ball Adopts Season Dates
The Rhode Island Amateur Base Ball Association adjourned in Providence and set a May land October 15 season. Ten clubs are expected, including a cooperative Newport nine. No player lists were presented. Also reported is the recidivist 85 year old Mike Downing causing trouble, arrested in Mystic and placed at the Stonington State Farm after recent escapes.
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Haines Indicted Over Fraudulent Collecting Certificates
Wesley A. Haines alias Matthews was arrested in Hardwick and jailed in St. Johnsbury after posing as an agent for the International Collecting Company of West Meriden Conn. He sold bogus certificates to Maine New Hampshire and Vermont merchants, netting about $1000. He admitted guilt and was bound over in $800 for the June Caledonia County Court. The company will recognize the bogus certificates to avoid further losses to victims.
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Hardwick
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Lewis
Caledonia
Haines
Hawes, Hilton & Co
Portland
Dartmouth prize speakers named for graduation contests
Dartmouth announces prize speaking contests for graduation week. Twelve contestants from the three classes vie for awards totaling 40 80 20 and 10 dollars funded by John B. Clarke, plus two prizes 25 and 15 from Legrand Lockwood for Juniors. Final selections and faculty appointments occur before March 27.
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Concord
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Southport
Obituary notices from Chelsea and Boston prominent citizens
The Chelsea Vermont obituary honors life member of the Hyde family and banker director Seth E Pecker's death at 83 Beacon Street details his Concord birth in 1828 and long Boston liquor trade ties with Carter Dame and family. Joshua Stetson, Harvard graduate and editor ligado Crimson and Lampoon, dies in Naples at 25. nephew of Galaxy editors and Army and Navy Journal origin.
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Concord
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Elm Street
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Carter
Robert E. Pecker
Commercial Street
Frank O. Dame
New England
Democratic Party
Joshua Stetson
Naples
Stetson
Europe
Harvard College
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March Thaw Causes Major Ice Damage in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Ice gorges four miles west of Lockhaven broke last night sending a flood toward Lock Haven and Queen Run bridge. The Ottawa River? No. Heavy damage reported at Queen Run Farrandsville and a log house toppled. Philadelphia and Erie Railroad mobilized 500 men to clear tracks as culverts and road-bed washed away.
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Warrants Issued for Virginia State Judges over Civil Rights Jury Duty
A Danville dispatch reports Western District of Virginia Judge Rives ordered warrants for the arrest of state judges J. D. Coles G. H. Bernard S. J. Mullens S. G. Staples and Thomas T. Bouldin for alleged Civil Rights Act jury duty violations. Deputies will serve them. judges may seek habeas corpus from Chief Justice Waite to test constitutionality.
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J. Mullens
G. Staples
Thomas T. Bouldin
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Waite
Fire Strikes Farms and Stores Across Five Towns
A series of fires last night damaged farms in Alexandria and a house in Ashley, with extensive losses and heavy insurance. In Bristol a farmstead owned by Slisha Bullock burned, destroying barns, hay, cattle, and furniture. A fire in Fritchborough destroyed a house and barn owned by Alderman A. S. Lawton, with Lennon's family insured. Hannibal saw eleven buildings burned, including shops and stables. E. C. Clement & Co. saw mill in Gorham also engulfed.
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S. R. Leonard
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Lackawanna Coal Sale Shows Fresh Stock Denial
New York on March 12 reports 50 thousand tons of Lackawanna coal sold. Rumor that stock coal was offered was denied. The sale was absolute with fair attendance but lackluster bidding. Lot prices included 5 000 tons steamer at 2171 2, 12 000 tons grate at 225, 8 800 of egg size at 225 and rest at 2271 2, 18 000 tons stove at 265. Prices edged lower versus last month.
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Kans Leg adjourns sine die midweek session end
The Kansas Legislature adjourned sine die on Wednesday afternoon. The Bonnie Lee sank in the Red River on Wednesday with 1150 bales of cotton aboard. Postmaster John M. Crowell of Schell City Missouri was arrested Wednesday for rifling registered letters. The New Orleans Caddo case jury could not agree and were discharged by Judge Wood. Seven prisoners escaped from Georgetown Delaware jail Tuesday night. six were African American and one a life-convicted murderer. Indiana Supreme Court upholds ticket scalper law penalizing each sale. Hudson River ice flows from Sing Sing to Newbury with a gap at Magazine Point. ice at Poughkeepsie weak. Texas dispatches report Mexican killers of Judge Howard and others at San Elizario arrested. Mexicans threaten rescue.
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Possible Lynn tragedy victim from Portsmouth disappears
A 25 year old Portsmouth woman vanished from Rock street about a month ago. Her description matches a body found in Lynn, raising the possibility she is the Lynn victim. Investigations link her to a Haverville shoemaker and a planned move to Lawrence mills, with an old trunk matching the Lynn relic.
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