Assassination of the Czar Sparks Global Reactions
Reports detail the Czar’s fatal bombing in St. Petersburg. He died at the Winter Palace after being struck by a second bomb, with two assassins arrested. The attack killed an officer and two Cossacks. Czarewitch later hailed Emperor by crowd as officials brace for further upheaval.
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Washington faces extra session over funding debt in 1880s
Dispatch describes the Republican Party’s fragile hold in the House, looming veto on the Funding bill, and Garfield Windom debates over refunding the national debt at 3 or 4 percent. It highlights possible vacancies, potential Democratic gains, and pressure for an extra session to resolve fiscal policy and South stance.
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Assassination of the Russian Emperor Reported
Telegrams from St Petersburg dated March 13 and 18 report the Emperor wounded by a bomb and later killed. Secretary Blaine conveyed U.S. sorrow and sympathy to the Russian Imperial family and people via Minister Foster in Berlin.
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Postal Changes Made During Last Week
Washington notes week ending March 12 saw New England changes at Hicksville and Cedar Grove name changes. numerous postmasters appointed across Maine Vermont and Connecticut. Also details on redeposit of certain bonds by national banks and required attachments for bond assignments.
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Archbishop McCabe Denounces Land League Doings
London reports Archbishop McCabe's Lenten pastoral denouncing harmful methods in the Land League dispute. He urges justice for land tenure, condemns public notoriety by Irish women, calls church leaders to oppose alleged degradation and warns of political corruption and infidels influencing the country.
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Malicious Stories About American Pork Stir London Panic
A London dispatch says reports of hog cholera in the United States and fears about canned meats have spooked buyers in Britain. Newspapers warn against American pork, hurting bacon sales in areas once heavy consumers, with dealers noting lost customers and a concerted attack by foreign rivals to curb American competition.
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Irish Patriots Resolve to Push Conquest and Win
Cable from Patrick Egan in Paris dated March 12, 1881 praises unity and resolve of Irish National Land League in the United States. He urges American supporters to rally to the Buffalo convention, coordinate contributions to Lawrence Walsh, and sustain a common center for aid to Ireland against coercion and landlordism.
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Berin Sinks After Collision Off Start Point
A Plymouth despatch reports the African steamship Berin foundered after colliding with the Duke of Buccleuch twenty five miles southeast of Start Point. Berin carried mail and passengers from Monrovia via Havre. No lives were lost.
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Dinner in Honor of Gen Hancock at Manhattan Club
A March 12 dinner at the Manhattan Club honored Gen. Hancock with a large assembly of politicians, lawyers, and business leaders. Speakers praised his war service, candidacy, and Jeffersonian Democratic principles as ex-Gov Hoffman and Gen. McClellan urged party unity and strong organization.
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Severe Winter Storm Hits Northwest and Nebraska Floods
Private telegraphs report an unprecedented cold snap and heavy snow across the West and Northwest with temperatures 10 to 20 below zero. Trains halted, lines down, and streets snowpacked four to six feet. Nebraska floods cause over 100000 dollar losses with multiple bridges and mills destroyed.
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