Pennsylvania bill targets beggars with hard jail terms
A Pennsylvania legislature bill targets beggars calling them tramps. Convicted beggars face six to eighteen months of solitary labor or county jail. If the person proves no begging habit, discharge. Those entering homes against will or carrying weapons face up to three years solitary confinement. Greenbackers opposed the measure.
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Dutch Boers Refuse Help in Zulu Conflicts
The Dutch Boers in South Africa decline to aid the English against the Zulus. They argue involvement would violate constitutional principles and politics. A sly nod suggests Dr Oxs medicine to sharpen both political sense and humanity.
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Grant Seeks Promised Land View From Moses Stand
A political figure expresses a cautious stance on future prospects noting Grant may observe potential gains if he maintains temperate habits. The metaphorical promised land lies ahead but distant, and judgment awaits his actions. The remark signals measured optimism and self restraint.
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Financial panic hits New Orleans banks amid suspensions
In New Orleans eighteen banks, with thirteen in the clearing house and capital totaling 6.6 million dollars, face suspension waves after Southern Bank and Mechanics and Traders' Bank halt operations. Stocks, bonds, and city finances falter as congressional and local proceedings run through caucuses and appointments amid widespread unrest.
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Weather Outlook and Cautions for Mid-Atlantic Coast
For New England increasing cloudiness and rain with SW to SE winds. Temperature steady or rising with falling barometer. Western areas see rising barometer and colder NW winds. Cautionary signals persist at Cape Hatteras Kitty Hawk Cape Henry Cape May Atlantic City Barnstable and Sandy Hook.
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Silk importer defrauded of 100000 in New York crime
William Boyle a New York silk importer loses more than 100000 to a confidential agent named Falk. Falk is reported to be in Ludlow Street jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Jury convicts Hoyt in Bridgeport in first degree
Judge Sanford charged the Hoyt jury who retired fifty minutes then returned a unanimous guilty verdict. A motion in arrest of sentence will be argued tomorrow and a third trial motion is set for March 29. Sentence to be pronounced Friday afternoon.
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James Curtis Dies Rescue Attempt in Pittsburg Stable Blaze
Kingston reports James Curtis perished in a fire that consumed a stable in Pittsburg township during an effort to save livestock. The blaze broke out last night with local authorities investigating the cause.
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Army officers retire in broad order list
Washington March 20 an order retires a long list of army officers including colonels majors captains and lieutenants from several regiments across cavalry and infantry units culminating with First Lieutenant William H Nelson of the Seventh Infantry and detailing names such as Palmer Elliott Floyd Jones De Trobland Beckwith Robertson Latimer Vanderville McCleave Schreiner Ford Whitman Woodward Nugent Bristol Prince Burrows Parker Muller Tompkins Hyer Merritt Nelson.
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RK. C. Parker
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James L. Tompkins
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William H. Nelson
Greenback Party Heads Toward New Organization
Washington dispatch notes the National Executive Committee calls for a new independent party formation. It warns against relying on avowed friends of the cause and says past nominees misled support, urging a uniform, bold and uncompromising strategy to achieve financial relief through a fresh organization.
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Treasury to redeem called bonds and fund four per cent loans
Washington March 20 The Treasury will redeem the called bonds from the 76th to 80th calls with interest to date or redeem at maturity to pay subscriptions for the four per cent consols. Army promotions referred to the Attorney General. A court martial will try Colonels Stanley and Hazen on Governor's Island May 1 with Gen Hancock presiding. Receipts from internal revenue 274 037 and customs 442 569 61. Subscriptions to the four per cent loan 47 400.
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Divorces and assaults headline Dakota court docket
New York dispatch reports ex Pastor Vosburgh filing for divorce in Dakota District Court alleging extreme cruelty. He claims his wife spread sensational stories about him and cost him the pulpit, while his wife’s response remains private. Other items include arson perjury sentences, police commission notes, an accident at Windsor Hotel, a diamond theft arrest, and a pool tournament result.
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Archbishop Purcell's Debt Crisis and Appeal for Aid
A Cincinnati note outlines Archbishop Purcell's financial troubles, detailing debt sources, a 1100 claim with 860 interest, and decades of seminarian funding. It frames the diocese's total debt near a million, cites European expenditures, and asks Catholics and others for help amid the crisis.
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Terrible prairie fires in Kansas consume many homes
A Globe-Democrat report describes Kansas prairie fires burning ten miles by three miles across Republic and Cloud counties. About one hundred houses, grain, tools, hay and other property are lost. One death is confirmed, Mrs Berversox, in a burning stable. Several injured. Estimated losses around 40000.
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Cincinnati's Sensation hunting for Baldwin murder
Cincinnati March 20 The Baldwin murder case dominates headlines as the coroner's inquest drags and detectives chase scant clues. Wholesale arrests follow including Mollie and Birdie Dalton sisters, another sister missing, and Kitty Bennett with Blanche Rowley Martha Buckner and Georgie Shepard held on suspicion. A carpet stain believed to be blood is sent to a chemist for analysis. A youth testifies deliveries between Baldwin and a girl named Lillie, now missing from Bennett's house.
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Infamous Crime Near Fall River in Police Blotter
Fort River Mass March 20 A Somerset man named Babbitt reported his wife was outraged by a stranger believed to be a tramp. The suspect posed as a patent seller, returned after 6 pm, attacked Mrs Babbitt who was left unconscious, clothing torn, and the assault occurred by 3 pm. The assailant was tall and slim with black moustache and beard.
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Rowell and Ennis Agree to International Walk in London
The Sun reports Rowell and Ennis signed articles for an international walking match in London on June 16. Ennis deposited 500 with Sporting Life as per Sir John Astley rules governing belt preliminaries. The England championship is set for April 25 and Weston Rowell for May 5, with postponement to June 16 to allow ample recovery time.
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Virginia Grand Jury Indicts County Judges in Lynchburg
LYNCHBURG Va Manon 20 The Grand Jury of Judge Rives s Court today indicted the following named county Judges Haythe of Campbell Henry of Amherst Simmons of Botetourt Brown of Nelson Wharton of Bedford Griffin of Roanoke
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New Orleans Bank Runs Prompt NYC Treasury Action
The Post reports a New Orleans banking panic with 13 of 18 clearing house banks suspending payments for ten days. It notes suspended banks tied to past speculation and pestilence effects, urges prompt Treasury steps including advance bond payments and allowing national banks to fund calls via past bonds to ease liquidity.
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Rumors of New Rail Rates From Chicago to Europe
In New York on March 20 rumors spread that railroads were offering unusually low through rates for provisions from Chicago to Europe via New York. Reports claim engagements were made for Chicago to Liverpool at 40 cents per cwt and Chicago to Antwerp at 64 cents, with the lowest rates yet seen for this season.
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Biddeford City Changes and College President Named
Mayor Strout delivered a model address in six minutes as Biddeford swore in a new Democratic Greenback administration. Charles B. Harmon named Chief of Police with a clean sweep of old officers. Maine State College Trustees chose Prof. M. C. Fernald as President, while Abijah Tarbox of Biddeford becomes Deputy Sheriff after a long policing career.
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Bounty Paid for Hawks and Local Civic Developments
Last year Seabrook paid 6330 bounty on 314 hawks and one fox. A corner lot in Manchester sold at auction 153800 to fund a new Hanover Street Congregational Society church. Dover weighs city budget at 61000 with highway and school allocations. telegraph line planned Plymouth to West Campton. a court case over Connecticut River lumber shares proceeds.
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Unsuccessful throat cut by Windham man and other local notices
Alexander Donley of Windham attempted suicide by cutting his throat but survived. A peculiar horse disease spreads near North Troy, swelling limbs and killing appetite in about 100 horses. In Newport, a male infant was found alive on church steps but likely died from exposure after being left in a box. Three elderly residents once living together near Highgate died within a month: Mrs Rachel Skeels, William G White, and Mr Nathan White.
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Weavers face ten percent wage cut in Saxonville mills
A wave of distress hits workers as Saxonville mill weavers learn of a ten percent wage reduction. Other reports detail accidents in Tyringham and Lowell, and a series of local arrests including bigamy charges against Henry Bascom in Prescott's mills. The Lottie F. Babson and Herbert M. Rogers search updates are noted along with a bankruptcy move at Westfield’s Jessup Laflin Paper Co.
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Morgan Envelope Company
Daggett Assault Trial Ends in Acquittal Plea
Newport jury in State versus J H Daggett on the schooner G H Burnett in Dutch Island harbor found eight for acquittal and four for conviction on an assault with intent to kill. The event, Nov 14, followed an altercation with the captain. Sentence, if any, will be light due to captain's partial blame.
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Canadian tariff criticized as harmful to industry and empire
The Times argues against the Canadian tariff arguing it will injure industries and commerce. John Bright asks in the Commons whether Canada should be urged to avoid a tariff war across the empire. Sir Michael Hicks Beach says only a telegram overview of the tariff is available and notes no change in royal approval rights.
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Bitter religious war over higher education bill in France
Paris reports detail a brewing clash over a proposed higher education bill. Jesuit and other foreign-run schools could be barred, prompting possible transfer of institutions to recognized bodies. Debates touch on the Tuileries restoration and tariff treaty renewals as ministers adjust policy.
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Free Speech in Reichstag Sparks Debate on Bis marck Policy
Berlin dispatch notes Nord Deutsch Zeitung questions whether Liebknecht should serve in the Reichstag as remarks on suppressing dissident speech arise. Father Fabri’s pamphlet on German colonial expansion fuels controversy yet Bis marck’s protectionist policy enjoys broad support, with free traders silent. Dep Fritzche case suspensions are urged, and Bis marck hosts deputies at home to discuss policy.
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Financial Director Mobbed as Roumelia Riots Suppressed
M Schmidt, financial director of East Roumelia, was mobbed during a tour of inspection at Haskel and Jamboli. Troops protected him after his office and carriage were wrecked. He returned to Jamboli, then to Steono as crowds surged. Gen Stolypine dispersed rioters with troops. Cossacks whipped rioters. Bulgarian militia aided. The Times Vienna dispatch notes renewed talk of a mixed occupation after Russian withdrawal, facing Turkish opposition.
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Russia Answers England Demands on Berlin Treaty
Prince Gortschakoff, in a Feb 7 despatch from London, rejects entering into further discussion. He says Salisbury’s note aligns with Russia’s view in part but shows British misconceptions about Russia and its agents. Russia urges populations to trust Europe to defend their interests once troops depart, pledging cooperation for a peaceful execution.
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Portuguese explorer Pinto arrives at Pretoria with Zambesi diary
London dispatch reports Pinto, the Africa explorer, reached Pretoria and says he has complete papers including his diary of the upper Zambesi expedition with 72 cataracts. Other items note Blackburn weavers mass meeting over wage cuts, Szegedin fund at £5200, and Wigan rolling mills suspending payments.
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Desperate Bushwhackers Threaten Town Burning
A Little Rock dispatch reports John Reed a bushwhacker with a Washington county following killed a jailer with a bottle after arrest of a friend in Fayetteville. Reed’s death spikes anger. mountain men threaten to burn Fayetteville, prompting Governor Miller’s aid and a militia company armed with needle guns. Desperadoes avoid direct clash as authorities rush to avert outbreak.
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Railroads propose tax settlement and compromise bond plan
Nashville March 20 Gov Marks sent a message with railroads proposal to abandon charter tax exemptions and face 40 cent property tax, yielding 80 000 to 100 000 annually. Legislature to decide matching terms and public ratification. A conference produced a compromise to fund bonds at 5 cents on the dollar, 30 year term, 4 percent for fifteen years then 5 percent, with one third of bonds in denominations of five to one hundred dollars.
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Mining stock closures and prices published in San Francisco
San Francisco reports official closing prices for mining stocks led by Best & Belcher and Hale & Norcross with several others including California, Consolidated Virginia, Eureka, Occidental, Ophir and Sierra Nevada. Nevada notes Norcross and Savage mines halted until Sutro Tunnel drainage is finished. Richardson, Hill & Co. handles prompt stock executions at 40 Water Street. daily mining intelligence bulletined at their office.
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Porter and Barrymore Shot at Marsnary Depot
In Marsnary Texas last night after a Ward Barrymore show the company waited in a lunch room when detective Games Currie drew a pistol and shot Maurice Barrymore and B C Porter. Porter died from the abdomen wound and Barrymore was wounded through the elbow with the ball exiting under the left shoulder. The assailant was unarmed.
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Gubernatorial Inspector Sues for Defamation in St Louis
Harrison Attaway, state coal oil inspector, sues Greely Burnham & Co. and A B Cunningham, proprietors of the St Louis Grocer, for defamation over an article asserting crookedness and endorsing his indictment. Damages sought amount to 25000 dollars.
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Milwaukee and St. Paul Directors Declare 3 12 Percent Dividend
New York March 20 The Milwaukee and St Paul Directors declared the usual semi annual dividend of 3 12 per cent on the preferred stock The year earnings show gross 8 415 672 net earnings 3 659 454 balance after debt interest and mortgage 1 537 254 deduct two dividends 3 12 per cent and surplus 677 691.
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Kearney Beaten After Speech Attack in Santa Anna
In Santa Anna a despatch reports General Kearney was severely beaten today by a man he had denounced during a Southern California stump speech. The incident follows his campaign against the Con stitution and comes amid sharp local tensions.
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Tate Upham Arrives After Fifty Four Days Voyage
News from Matanzas reports the brigantine Tate Upham reached port after a fifty four days voyage. Two crewmen died from freezing and a third required foot amputation due to severe frostbite.
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Paul Boyton Narrowly Escapes Death at Falls of Ohio
Louisville witnessed a close call when Paul Boyton was swept past the falls of the Ohio by a swift current this afternoon. He suffered severe bruises but credited survival to his quick reaction and luck.
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Democrats Nominate Columbus Upson in Sixth District
In San Antonio on March 20, after a three day session and seventy six ballots the Democrats of the Sixth Congressional District nominated Columbus Upson to fill the vacancy created by the death of Mr Schleicher.
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Henry C. & CO
Tremont We
Colman
Moses & Sow
Portland St
DAY
State Street
Hawes & Renshaw
State St
Hatch, Samuel & C.G
Congress St
Harris, H. & CO
Barris
Cyrus L. & CO
Central Writ
Summer Street
Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
Albert & CO
Market St
Brightons
Dev
Knights
S. R
Old State House
Libbie
C. F
Beacon Street
Nason
Osgood, F. D
Sullivan & MacDonald
Attwood Gilp't & CO
Brooks & Warner
Water
Cor
Bangs, FE. BD. & CO
Foote & French
Congress Street
Loud, T. J. & Bro
Parker & Stackpole
Devonshire
Peck, F. H
Stone & Downer
Book Publishers
Batchfeller, FE
Blanchard, Fuller
Pearl St
Boyd, J
Buffum
D. C
Pearl Street
High Street
Curtis, N & CO
Federal Street
Edmunds & Mayo
Hayden,gyvardenier & CO
Pearl , Johnson, Rust
Boyeston Brewery
Central St
Burton Brewing
Heath St
Parker
Continental Brewery
Cook
Isaac & € O
Central Street
Houghton
Station and Hallock Sts
Jones, Frank &O
Washington Me
Norfolk Brewery
Devonshire St
Bukter & Alley
Devonshire Street
Cobtrn, Lang & CO
Kilby Street
Fairbanks, Moses & CO
Howard St
Eliot St
Robinson & Lega Leee
Sudbury St
Huchins
Waterford St
Malt, James & Son
Hawkine Street
Ingales, Wyfr & CO
Friend Street
Kimball Bros
Sudbury Street
Safgant
Sudbury
Sargent & Ham
Bowker Street
Pofson
Goldthwait, Jofl & CO
St. Lovfjioy & CO
Pray
Ino
H. Sons & CO
St. Torrey, Brighte&ca
PEW
W. Bond & Son
Water St
Burnett, Jos. & CO
Furniture Pealers
Fulton Street
Hwixon, Edward & CO
Wash
St. Jones, Julius A. & CO
Charlestown
Macomber, Bigelow & D
Crawford
ScoUlay Square
Coolidge Horse
Clarendon Hotel
Evans Hotse
Norfolk House
Parker House
Quincy
Brattle Street
Sherman Hotse
Court Square
the ST. James
Vossler
Hawley Street
Young’s Hotel
Bean, Facor
Blattif
WM. A
Marsh, Francis Jr
Sears
Ballard, Vincent
Temple Place
Chaffin
Calrow
John G
Washington St
Lyon, George & CO
West Street
Whitcomb
H. P
Fisher & Fairbanks
FSTEY
Hunt Bros
St. New England Organ CO
Wash. Smith AM. Organ CO
Tremont St
Gibson’s Son & CO
Broad St
Barnes & Appleton
Brown, Seth FE
Barnes & Carter
Cundy
W. H
Milk Street
Chandler
Chapin
Geo. H
Eldridge, Jas. T. & CO
Farnsworth, K. S
SAFES
WM. Bond & Son
Barrett
St. Conlon, John & CO
Lincoln Street
Cochran
Congress Square
Devereaux & Meserve
Flagg, D. F. & CO
Blackstone Street
FERN
D. L
Union Street
Blackstone St
Shattuck
Pemberton Eq
Deer Island
Boston Harbor
Wico
City
Evo
Samuel Littl
Henry F. Weller
Washington Street
Cal
Kastan