President Grant hosts Union League delegation in Washington
A Union League of America delegation led by governors Geary Newell and Holden met President Grant and Cabinet members in Washington to pledge Republican unity and swift restoration of states. The President said restoration would include Southern representation and ordered Virginia elections on constitutional clauses to secure a fair vote. Also notes rail progress from San Francisco to New York, a London Times piece on the Alabama treaty, and Cork mayoral bill discussions.
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Spanish Journals Claim Mary Lowell Capture Was Legal
Maprio May 5 reports Spanish journals defend the capture as legal and deny any British or U S demand for restitution. Salustiano Olozaga and allies push for a Directory, with General Prim possibly favoring the plan.
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North German Parliament backs paying Deputies
On May 5 Bern reports the North German Parliament approved a resolution to provide for deputies’ payment. The move faced strong opposition from the Federal Council and sparked governmental pushback.
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Global Market Notes From London Paris and Liverpool
Financial roundups report Consols at 93 and U S 5s around 208, Erie and Illinois Central rails trading near 984, Paris Bourse quiet with rentes at 71 francs, Liverpool cotton mixed with sales around 7,000 bales in forenoon and 8,900 in evening, oils and provisions steady, Havre and Antwerp stalls showing dull to firm movements with spot cotton and petroleum pricing noted.
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Murder at Sea and Billiards Headlines
Five men named James W Robinson James Canning Benjamin Harrison Wm J Parker and Benjamin Seaften arrived in irons charged by the U S Consul at Batavia with murdering two mates on a whaling bark. They were committed to Ludlow Street Jail. In billiards Snyder defeated Daniels 1200 to 791 and Foster beat Rudolph 1200 to 767 with noted averages and high runs. Bond Robbers.
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Inauguration Day in Connecticut Highlights
General politics report from Hartrorp on Gov. Jewell’s inauguration with attending dignitaries. Senate and House org meetings, parade, and a detailed inaugural synopsis covering state debt, receipts, expenditures, school fund, and population stats.
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Diamond Robbery at Giles Bros Jewelry Store
Between 12 and 1 yesterday two men and a boy entered Giles Bros. jewelry store asked to see silver spoons and left without buying. A tray holding five dozen diamond rings was later found missing from the showcase.
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Superior Inducements by This Line for Shippers
Freight rates as low as rival lines. Express train departs from the depot at 1.30 P M. Pier 49 in New York is the largest and sheds cover the delivery area. Managers aim to provide superior facilities and reliable service. WM M Parker general superintendent and B H BE R R C Gregg agent announce March 30 1869. Also medical notice offering free advice and treatment for urinary genital diseases and female complaints with offices on Endicott Street and hours daily.
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Indian Troubles Persist in Southern District
The Indian Territory conflicts continue unsettled as warriors break peace terms. Tall Bull of the Dog soldiers moves north, while Arapahoes Kiowas and Comanches gather on Red river with hostility feared. Philanthropist Vincent Collyer leaves for Navajo country. Ground breaking contracts for friendly tribes proceed and chiefs to receive homes seeds and farming gear. Jay Jay purchase survey party reportedly attacked by settlers. M O Vass fired upon at Fort Scott.
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