Notable Events and Obituaries Span the Nation
The report lists multiple items: Gen Upton’s funeral in Auburn after his remains arrive. 160 plus dead and many missing from the Niece fire. Dion Boucicault lecturing in Sun day at Music Hall on The English in Ireland. a New York City light parade drawing thousands. stalwarts’ bid for an extra Congress session failing. Ex Gov William Beach Lawrence dies in New York with funeral today. Senate contests and Republican tensions. a new telegraph company forming with $25 000 capital. farewell sermons by Rev H A Stevens and Rev George E Warren. Platte River flood causing major damage and loss of life. body of Rev Abiel Silver found at Prison Point Bridge, likely fallen from a train. Merchants Association of Boston hosts annual dinner with Senor Zama cowa guest speaker on Mexico-U S trade.
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United States Senate
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Prison Point Bridge
Abiel Silver
Roxbury New Jerusalem
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Merchants’ Association of Htoaton
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Mexico
United States
Weather Synopsis prompts cold nights and fair Atlantic conditions
The forecast notes fair weather for the Atlantic States with occasional snow in New England New York and Minnesota. Freezing temperatures extend from New England to Iowa and Minnesota. It will be slightly warmer Monday and Tuesday in New England and warmer elsewhere east of the Mississippi River.
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Flood Ravages Platte Valley B An Unfolding Nebraska Disaster
Omaha reports a devastating Platte River flood near North Bend with a mile of Union Pacific track washed away. Towns Benton Columbia Duncan flooded. telegraph lines down. residents seek refuge on roofs. several children missing on the Loup. Reports place damages in the hundreds of thousands with unverified loss of life.
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New Telegraph Venture Promises Nationwide Wires
New York March 27 reports a proposed telegraph company with Gen Anson Stager as president and a capital of 25000000 aims to stretch wires from Maine to California. Vanderbilts and other top capitalists are said to back the project and operations could begin within a year from May 1 with reduced rates. The Western Union reorganizations feature Vanderbilt and Barger's resignations and Ames of Boston appointed to a vacancy.
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Gen. Stager
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Barger
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Green
Fred L. Ames
Boston
American Union
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Gen. T. T. Eckert
Russell Sage
Sidney Dillon
Mr. Ames
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Durkee
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Chicago
Grand Street Parade by Barnaum's Disrent Show
A public event titled Grand Street Parade by Barnaum's disrent show discusses the World's Fair and Cremation Society Incorporated with references to Carl Schurz Dinedt in a crime related context.
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Cremation Society Incorporated
Carl Schurz Dinedt
Railways Amend Charter to Mortgage and Build Double Track
Stockholders of the New York Providence and Boston Railroad Company vote 19 595 shares to accept amendments granting authority to mortgage property and issue up to 590 000 in bonds at up to 6 percent for thirty years to finance a double track of steel rails from Providence to Stonington. The mortgage will cover segments from Stonington to Groton and the Groton to New London ferry.
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Groton
New London
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Paul
Min
Langdon & Co
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Marian
Council Bluffs
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Wise Presses Readjuster for Governor Nomination
Richmond Virginia March 27 John S Wise son of the late Gov Henry A Wise expresses willingness to accept the Readjuster nomination for governor if offered. Wise, a Readjuster for the past year, ran for Congress in the district last fall and lost to cousin George D Wise. He is allied with Senator Mahone and could secure the nomination, facing strong opposition from Auditor John E Massey a long-time Readjuster leader.
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John S. Wise
Henry A. Wise
Wise
Readjuster
George D. Wise
Mahone
Bradley T. Johnston
State Senate
Washington
Congress
Conkling
Gorham
Robertson
National Republican
Platt
Arthur
Fight over Senate offices and extra sessions dominates Washington weathered by factions
Washington reports on the failing push for an extra Congressional session and a turbulent Senate battle. Conkling and allies resist. Dawes, Mahone, and Riddleberger press for offices while Democrats resist. Filibustering looms as nominations stay unconfirmed and offices unfilled.
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Mahone
Gorham
Riddleberger
Republicans Face Deadlock Over Senate Offices
Washington dispatch reports Republicans and Democrats entrenched over control of Senate offices. Mahone’s alliance blamed for GOP missteps, with talk of a conditional withdrawal or a full backdown to end the clash. Cameron travels to Fort Monroe. Mahone remains sidelined.
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Don Cameron
Potomac
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Banks and Funding Bill Reports and Arctic Expedition Plans
The Comptroller of the Currency notes national banks redeposited 3 847 050 in bonds during the Funding bill period and 7 211 500 by other banks. National bank notes issued total 2 120 010, with total circulation 347 867 551. Legal tender deposits equal 88 616 135, net circulation backed by bonds 308 751 416. The President approves Lieut Greeley s Arctic expedition plan with 25000 appropriation, detailing 3 officers and 21 enlisted men to Lady Franklin Bay, plus a whaling vessel charter for supply runs. Bid details for Boston Providence mail contracts listed with varied amounts for messenger and station services.
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Edward Burlingame
Fred A. Bowen
George K. Otis
Bank Commissioner exposes defalcation at Ashuelot Savings Bank
New Hampshire Bank Commissioner Lyman reports on the Ashuelot Savings Bank in Winchester revealing a long running defalcation. He cites deposits and assets showing a large deficit and notes false ledger entries as the cause, denying accidental discovery theories.
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Ashuelot Savings Bank
Winchester
Arrival of Gen Upton Remains in Auburn Funeral Plans
Gen Alexander of San Francisco arrives with the late Gen Emery Upton’s body in Auburn New York. A guard of honor accompanies the procession. The body rests at T T Martin residence until Tuesday at 2 pm. Funeral at Sand Beach Church with Anderson officiating. Pallbearers include Townsend Michie Andrews Dupont Sanger Davis Campbell Arnold. Attending officers include Sherman Wood and a twenty member Syracuse staff.
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Fort
Turmoil in Presque Isle County Poles Clash with Sheriff
In Presque Isle County a large Polish settlement faces violent unrest after the sheriff tries to arrest ten men for threatening arson and murder. A mob of up to 800 attacked the sheriff, burned the complainant’s house, and forced his family into the snow. the governor has ordered all available forces to quell the rebellion.
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Mich
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Burglar Blast Breaks In At Higgins & Co Pork Packers
In Curicaco Illinois the Higgins & Co pork packers stockyards office was burglarized last night the safe blown open and about 2000 dollars stolen. A night watchman was knocked down as four masked burglars drilled the safe door and fled dropping 28 dollars in the hurry.
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Curicaco
George W. Higgins & Co
New horse disease unsettles Belmont County
Glencok Ohio March 26 The people of Belmont county are in a state of excitement over a new horse disease resembling glanders. Veterinary surgeons call it incurable and contagious. Many horses have died and scores are prostrated with fears it will spread. Origin unknown. owners puzzled about remedies.
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Glencok
Belmont County
Grant off for Mexico on short visit
New York dispatch says General Grant will depart tomorrow by the Pennsylvania to St. Louis and Iron Mountain Railway to Galveston then sail to Vera Cruz. He intends a two week stay for business purposes, though six weeks is possible. He emphasizes a business motive for the trip.
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Mexico
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Pioneer Press to Run Interviews on Northwest Seeding Prospects
March 27 report from Sr. Pach Minn notes the Pioneer Press will publish tomorrow a series of interviews on seeding prospects in the Northwest. Snow is melting, fields are bare, and farmers expect seeding by mid April with no flood fears unless heavy rain occurs.
Ex Secretary Evarts Declines Dinner for Europe Departure
Ex Secretary Evarts replies to a letter from 100 prominent New Yorkers offering a farewell dinner in recognition of his public services. He declines due to preparations for his departure for Europe.
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New York
Evarts
Eurone
Pacific Coast Blood Horse Association Sets Four Mile Race Purse
The committee set the purse at 20000 for next fall's four mile race in San Francisco. At least three Eastern horses are expected to enter. Efforts will try to secure entries from Australia.
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Pacific Coast Blood Horse Association
Australia
Dance Hall Fatal Stabbing and Jailhouse Lynching Near Walla Walla
In Walla Walla County a man named Dick Osborne fatally stabbed Alonzo Bobb in a dance house. Osborne was arrested, and later a mob of masked men broke into the jail and hanged him at the nearest fence.
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East Forty-second Street
Nellie Cunningham
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Miss Cunningham
John R. Camp
Obituary of Hon. William Beach Lawrence in New York
The Hon. William Beach Lawrence died in New York on Saturday March 26. Born October 28, 1806 in New York City, he graduated from Columbia College in 1818 and pursued a long career in law and public service. He served as secretary of the American legation in London, Charge d Affaires, and later Lieutenant Governor and acting Governor of New York, aided by his work on the Erie Railway and in the State Constitutional Convention. He published influential works on international law and diplomacy and lectured at Columbia College and Columbian College.
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Newport
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Maine
Wheaton
Social Science Congress
Bristol
England
Law School of
Columbian College
Washington
United States
Droit International
Droit International,” ‘‘Etude de Droit International
Emperor Alexander II Remains Interred Amid Salvos at Petro Pavlovsk
At St. Peare's Burg on March 27 the remains of Emperor Alexander II were placed in the imperial vault of the Petro Pavlovsky fortress church. The service drew a crowded church. the catafalque lay among flowers and wreaths. A manifesto by Alexander III announced regency rules should the czarevich be underage and outlined succession provisions involving Grand Duke Vladimir.
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Funeral for Nice Opera House Fire Victims Widens Toll
London reports publish an incomplete list of over 1100 dead after the Nice Opera House fire. Names include Dr. Arendt Schelling and Mme. McQuay. Many missing, several bodies recovered. city mourns, theatres closed, relief subscriptions urged.
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Arendt Schelling
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Barrighone
Italy
Paris
Niece
Expose of Spurious Relics Trigger Vatican Inquiry
A Rome led probe into the sale of fake relics surfaces after Leo XIII ordered strict inquiry and the Cardinal Vicar circulates warnings to dioceses worldwide. Reports say fraudsters ship entire osteological collections to America, exploiting catacomb legends and ecclesiastical authority.
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Leo XIII
Rome
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Dayton Irish protest over Home chief blocking Redpath lecture
In Dayton Ohio on March 27 indignation rose as Gen Patrick the Dayton Soldiers Home governor refused to allow Redpath to lecture. A Home committee had invited him to organize an Irish Land League branch but the official labeled Redpath an agitator and barred his address.
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Patrick
Dayton
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Bankruptcy Matters in Suffolk Court Chooses Assignees
First meetings were held Saturday in the Insolvency Court for Suffolk County before Judge McKim. Creditors chose assignees for Robert Hill waste dealer 159 Fulton Street James W. O'Brien assignee for Michael B. Reardon 12 Chambers Street Charlestown George A. Blaney assignee for United States and Azorean Steamship Company of Boston A W Boardman assignee. At adjourned meetings discharges were granted in several cases but Porter and Burt grocers and Theodore Mitchell 355 Columbus Avenue were refused discharge for lack of creditor assent.
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Fulton Street
James W. O’brien
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Chambers Street
Charlestown
George A. Blaney
United States and Azorean Steamshnp Company
Boston
A. W. Boardman
Porter & Burt, Grocers
Theodore Mitchell
Columpus Avenue
Serious Accidents Samuel Derusha in Charlestown Yard
Samuel Derusha 26 unmarried Fitchburg Railroad employee suffered severe injuries in a Charlestown freight yard accident Saturday night. While shifting cars he fell onto the track and wheels passed over him. He sustained arm, leg and internal injuries and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Samuel Derusha
Fitchburg
Charlestown
Massachsetts General Hospital
Yale graduates set to depart for Dakota as missionaries
Seven members of the Yale Theological Seminary class will go to Dakota as missionaries. Also noted are multiple tragedies and local incidents including a fatal shooting attempted fire incident and a ship capsize, with several named individuals and dates across New England.
Boston Button Company and Related Trade Listings
A dense listing of Boston area businesses across buttons grain marble paper and mill goods. Includes Boston Button Company 88 Purchase Street and numerous merchants and manufacturers such as FAXON WILLIAMS & FAXON 203 State, LEONARD GEORGE 31 Milk Room 36, RUSSELL PAPER CO MILLS and CARTER RICE & CO 252 Devonshire Street.
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Dorchester Musuval Fire Insurance CO
State St. Cashford
B.J. Baker
Pres. & Treas
W. F. ‘Temple
Sec. Huichings
WM. V
W. A. Couthouy
State St
Delaware Mutual Safety of
Quincy Musual Fire Ins. CO
Quincy
Chas. A. Howland
Israe W. Munroe
Feveral Street
Blaney, Brown & CO
Commerce Street
B. Lincoln
FAXON
Williams & Faxon
E Furniture
EF. Geldowsky Furniture Company
First
Second Streets
East Cambridge
Scollay Square
Bancroft & Dyer
Fremont Street
HH. Braman
Haymarket Square
Kelham
Milner J
Grain Merchants
T. Baker
Grindstone Importers
Lombard & CO
Lews Wharf
Grocers-Whollsale and Bretall Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Cobb, C.D. & Bros
Foulson, Bartlett & Blain
St. Hahdwarl
H. G. Hall. & Son
Beach Street
HAY, Straw and Pachiag Mal
Wade, W.F.& Sons
Lewis Rice & Son
Hanover
Sherman House
Court Square
Chapman Valve Manufacturing CO
Kiby Street
Factor Indian’ Orchard
Samuel R. Payson
Pres. Percivall. Evverett, Treas
Iron Fourpay
CUAIN
Ester Brook
8. & SON
Second Street
Tron and Steel, Bacon & CO
Liver Street
Life Insurance
Berkshire Life Insurance Company
Pittsfeld Mass
W. A. Flanger
J. W. Heil
W. H. Hall
Hobbs 38 & CO
State Street
Wmroles
SALLE
Stearns, A.T
Neponset
Ofice
Bard Pine
Holt & Bulge Hee
Makble
Vermont Marble CO
Causeway Street
J.J. Horgan
Main E Street
Cambridgeport
Leonard
George
Adams
Joseph H
U.S. Patent Office
Beralnard
Charles Rollin
Eddy
R.H
Hills
Turner & CO
Sherburne
Canal St
Brollers
Wild & Stevens
Hawtey Place
Wholdsalh & Packers
Lincoln, Chamberlin & CO
North Street
Norsth
Charles H
Faneitil Hall
Squire & CO
John P
Faneifil Hall
Tryon
Jas
Lakeman Market
Cundy
W. H
LHS. Jas. Glass
Feneral Street
Belknap & CO
Schvool Street
Yale
Bank
Robinson, E. G
Kederel St
Chamberlain
S. W
High St
Johnson, C. Berkley
Chatham Street
Mokrilal, J. Je. & CO
Berry, J. and
Plimpton, H.R. & CO
Cook, Redding & CO
Franklin St
Dimond, H.C. & CO
Miss Street
Eypr Fotn Dehies
NEW England Type Company
A.B. Packard
Davis Sewing Machine CO
Domestic Sewing Machine CO
J. A. Goodwin
Chas. A. Warren & CO
Tremont
New
REMINGTON STERN _& CO
Agts
Essex Street
Sigwalt & ST John
E. Strain
Merrimac
Stewart Sewing McHe
N.E
Wash'n St. Weed Sewing Machine CO
Avon Street
Wheeler & Wilson
A.B. Lincoln
West St
Miller
George FH
Dorchester Av
the Atlantic Works
East
Eee
Prentiss
FP. H
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat CO
Central Wharf
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
P. Gaither
Virginia
Tennessee Air Line Railways
Aeal
Liclors
Callahan
Lincoln Street
Campbell Bros
Dorchester Avenue
Conlon, John & CO
Costello
J. H
John
Flanover
Baquors
Whaolesall Wines
Gerpasee
Connell
M. Q
SHEA
Blot Street
Wheighers, Ilsley, B. T
India Street
Bliss Bros
Ferdinand, L
Peneral
Cor
East Street
Rand, Avely & CO
Etanksta St
Sugessors
Benjamin Franklin