Broad Bill on Contagious Diseases Quarantine Passed
In a lengthy House debate on March 27 the bill to prevent entry of contagious diseases was amended to respect state and municipal quarantine laws. The act limits entry from infected ports and tasks the Marine Hospital Service with enforcement while preserving existing state regulations.
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Senate approves consular and diplomatic service appropriations
In Washington on March 27 the Senate adopted multiple amendments to the House bill funding the consular and diplomatic service. Salaries for ministers to major powers and other posts were increased, new consuls authorized at several cities, and a provision removing quarterly export import reporting was replaced with a requirement for price data to be shared with the Treasury. An additional minister to Argentina and changes to Paraguay and Uruguay postings were approved, and a discretionary $20,000 fund for the President retained before the bill passed on third reading.
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Public meeting to investigate rail line obstruction planned
Richford Vermont reports a special town meeting set for April 1 to authorize a committee and seek legal action regarding alleged obstruction of trains on the Missisquoi Clyde River Railroad, claiming harm to business and contracts. Civil Engineer Belknap has not yet surveyed but plans to begin work today. Annual meeting of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway noted.
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Sixpenny Savings Bank Closed by New York Supreme Court
The Sixpenny Savings Bank at Broadway and Astor Place was shut by injunction from the New York Supreme Court after an audit found a deficiency near 810,000 due to depressed real estate and mortgages. Depositors, mostly poor workers, faced long waits for information as officers, led by President William Miles, insisted the bank remained sound. Nearby, Manchester and Worcester reports note bankruptcy actions and assignees, while Montreal lists St Lin Brewery Company failure.
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Deadlock on Congress as Russia and England Fail to Meet
St Petersburg dispatch reports continued deadlock amid Russia’s willingness to modify terms and England's insistence on conditions. Vienna notes Austria neutrality in a possible Anglo Russian war. Prince Gortchakoff vetoes European terms, congress unlikely. Paris says German government disappointed but hopes for renewed negotiations. Vienna paper cites Turkey resisting British fleet withdrawal.
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New Electoral Law in New Zealand to Adopt Manhood Suffrage
Advices from Zealandia report that manhood suffrage will be the basis of New Zealand's new electoral law to be introduced by the Government next session. An income and property tax will also be proposed. The Fiji Governor visited Samoa aboard Saphir. Au natives uprising was suppressed without bloodshed. Noumea sees ongoing commercial disasters as Society Fonceire insolvency follows bank failures and mining stops.
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Duke of Cambridge Praises Holford Team at Creedmoor
The Duke of Cambridge thanked Sir Henry Holford and his team for their gallant effort at Creedmoor but said the council would not encourage a repeat of the contest after their unsuccessful run. Lord Wharncliffe urged a better team shooting system at Creedmoor.
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Farin elected President of Italiano Chamber of Deputies
News reports from March 27 note Signor Carlo Luigi Farin chosen as President of the Italiano Chamber of Deputies. Other items include Kaleidoscope winning the Lincoln shire handicap with Rosy Croes second and Cradle third, and Cardinal Di Pietro appointed Pontifical Camerlingo amid Vatican speculation about an encyclical.
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Late sap runs and local notices recount Vermont words
The record notes a strong late sap run seen as best in years. Rev. A. Gilbert resigns from Montgomery Centre Baptist Church to begin May end. St. Johnsbury lacks a collector and constable as R C M Howe misses the 40 000 bond. Wilmington reports 85 000 sap buckets with hopeful 150 ton season. A Sutton Page family faces multiple deaths leaving two critically ill members.
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A Hackensack Heiress Weds Her Father's Coachman
A Hackensack heiress Miss Sarah Her ring marries Charles Fournyer a coachman in her father Sheriff Herring’s service. The ceremony led to fright and a near attempt at self harm. he remains with family as authorities monitor the situation.
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Russia Readies Ultimatum to Austria as War Fears Rise
The Journal de St Petersburg reports Baron Jomini and Gen Ignatieff pushing peace terms with Austria while Russia aims to deter England. Ignatieff travels to Vienna to propose concessions seen as a last effort to secure Austria's support and avert a broader conflict. Public mood in St Petersburg runs high, with war anticipated if demands are not met.
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Clergy Resignations and Local Disputes Highlight City Notices
Resignations include Rev. Dr J P Pernek from South Hadley Congregational Church and Rev J M Leighton to Fairhaven Unitarian Church. Lawrence votes to buy land near Bellevue Cemetery for up to 1500. A Lowell boy dies after being run over by a swill cart. Missing persons cases occur in Newburyport and Portland. Local deaths, rescues, arrests, and robberies unfold as Worcester panic eases. Morse resignation as Sinking Fund Commissioner looming for City Council action.
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Diphtheria Toll Drops Family in Newport as City Proposes Charter Votes
Prof John M Cross of Johns Hopkins married to Miss Charlotte I Hazard in Newport on Wednesday. Patrick Murray’s last child died of diphtheria in Newport Wednesday forenoon, bringing the family loss to six in a month. A Providence broker was arrested in Worcester in a gross intoxication state with 209 dollars and two bank books. he was surrounded by pursuing men when arrested. Newport voters defeated all charter amendment propositions by wide margins, including city treasurer, street commissioner, schools superintendent, city marshal powers, and shifting municipal year to January. turnout was light and defeats averaged five to one.
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Hartford Church Soiree Raises Funds For Starving Chinese
At Asylum Avenue Church in Hartford on Sunday 600 dollars were collected for starving China. Yung Wing of the Chinese Educational Commission spoke briefly at the pastor Rev Twitchells request outlining needs to the congregation. Governor Hubbard vetoed two bills on capital changes for a fire insurance company and tax exemptions for noneducational properties.
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Courtney Accepts Challenge for 5000 A Side Rowing Match
Trickett has agreed to come to the United States to row on the original terms of 5000 a side and 1500 expenses. Courtney accepts. The race is planned for Ense or early next fall with likely location in the United States.
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Mining Stock Closing Prices in San Francisco Range
The closing official prices listed show varied values for mining stocks. notable names include Alpha Beicher Lest & Belehber, Bullion, Consol'd Virginia, California, Confidence, Caledonia, Commonwealth, Gould & Curry, Imperial, Julia Consolidated, Mexican, Northern Belle, Union Consolidated, Yellow Jacket, and Eureka. Prices appear in fractions and whole dollars, with several entries altered by OCR.
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The United States sued Mr Tilden for a balance claimed under income tax law. Tilden argued payment had been made, but the government said it could still sue for additional sums. Judge Blatchford ruled the plaintiffs may sue for the claimed amounts, a decision likely to be appealed to the Supreme Court given many similar cases and large sums involved. Facts to be tried later.
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Bath man walks 106 miles in 20 hours at St Albans Armory
Prof G T Storer of Bath Maine completed a sleep free 106 mile walk in 20 hours 3 minutes 50 seconds around Armory Hall in St Albans The crowd cheered at the finish He finished in good condition though sawdust from the track blistered his feet He plans to win O Leary s belt and money within a year
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Slosson Loses Billiards Match In St Louis
In St Louis on March 27 Slosson fell to McCreery 480 to 352 with McCreery taking 20 percent. McCreery averaged 17 and had best runs of 62 85 and 75. Slosson averaged 13 14 26 with best runs 54 and 137. Tonight Schaefer defeated Dion 600 to 384. Schaefer averaged 21 12 28 with top runs 47 and 194.
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