Senate approves reissue of ten million notes sparks debt concern
The Senate vote to reissue ten million legal tender notes for redeeming fractional currency is criticized as a backward step that would raise public debt and threaten resumption. The protest notes used to pay pensioners raises ethical and inflation concerns, with Senator Dawes noted as missing during the vote.
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Sherman and Kernan clash over pensions and revenue
Washington notes a Senate exchange over Senator Kernan's defense of New York against Conkling, with jokes about Mr Tilden as questions arise. John Sherman’s alleged duplicity is exposed as discussion over funding arrears of pensions and the interval revenue bill unfolds, leading to a potential conference and amendments. The Judiciary Committee reports a bill tightening conspiracy penalties under Revised Statutes, with fines up to ten thousand dollars or two years’ imprisonment.
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Senate Advances Budget Amid Election Law Debates
In Washington the Senate resumed the Legislative Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill debate. An amendment would supply seeds to Senators for constituents. Kernan defended honest elections. Thurman to speak tomorrow.
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Judge Dunley ruling on Standing Bear case sparks Indian rights debate
The Omaha habeas corpus decision virtually making Indians US citizens is seen as a blow to the Indian system. Government warns that if upheld, tribal restraint could end, turning Indians into unrestrained tramps exposed to frontier danger. District Attorney to pursue appeal toward higher courts, possibly the Supreme Court.
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California Senator’s Charges Against Treasury Secretary
California senator accuses the Secretary of the Treasury of irregularities amid a push for silver bullion purchases. The report notes bids tied to new postal routes and possible political maneuvering surrounding the fiscal actions.
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Russian attempt on the Czar prompts widespread arrests
Reports from St Petersburg detail arrests of a high official's son, a procurator's wife, and Gen Drentels nephew among others after the failed assassination bid on the Emperor. Police and military were tightened everywhere as the Czar traveled to Livadia with iron clad coaches, 400 guards and strict rail restrictions.
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Alsace Lorraine Reforms Define Stadtholder Post and Council
Berlin May 14 report outlines a bill creating a Stadtholder as Imperial representative in Strasbourg. It abolishes the President of the Department role and establishes a Strasburg ministry and a State Council. The council will include the regional troops commander a Secretary of State provincial officials and seven imperial appointees. A provincial committee will grow to five members and send a delegate to the Federal council with Ts approval.
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Destructive fires hit several towns on May 14
A fire in Lexington destroyed Phenix Hotel and multiple stables on Main Street as Gen. Leslie Coombs and Treacy Wilson’s properties burned. Total loss $200,000 with $75,000 insured. Across Maine and nearby states, barns, houses, and woodlands burned, with losses ranging from hundreds to thousands and varying insurance coverage.
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Severe sentences of criminals for trivial offences
A historical profile from Lee Massachusetts recounts an aged woman of color whose hardships reveal the harsh justice system. The piece notes heavy penalties, including a claim that five thousand dollars was demanded for an act described as a wounded heart, illustrating systemic cruelty toward vulnerable citizens.
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Maynard Man Dies From Glendale House Wound
Nicholas Mullen proprietor of the Glendale House died from a Saturday night wound. Charles B Flood, jailed on murder charges after bail, pled not guilty at Middlesex Central District Court and was remanded to Cambridge jail for examination Monday. Post mortem found the ball near the spine. an inquest will be held in Concord. Public sentiment on Flood remains split.
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Notable deaths and local events in Nashua area
Ellen Coyne of Newmarket was found dead in bed with a jug of rum beside her. Emily Keyes of Exeter, 52, also found dead in bed after Tuesday outing. heart disease cited. Mrs. Nashua Gazette editors’ mother, 87, hit by a passing team, collarbone broken. In Plymouth Supreme Court, Jesseman case adjourned for jury view. Dartmouth Sophomores beat Freshmen in football. Class of ’79 planted and dedicated their class tree. Pearl Street Society meets. Olive Street Church union discussed. possible new church site on Olive Street.
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Vermont News Briefs From Rutland and Local Incidents
Thomas Parker of Glover died by poisoning several days ago. Barney Cahill of Underhill, jailed 120 days for breach of the peace, age listed as 8. L J Laliberte, Burlington barber in St Albans, fined 15 plus costs 26 for stealing 25 cents from a till. William Murray of Waterbury, thrown from a roller driven by two horses, bruised with a broken rib and lung exposure. doctor hopeful for recovery.
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Oasis and Paul Revere Lodges visit Mechanics Lowell
North Somerville Odd Fellows members attended a banquet and speeches at Mechanics' Lodge in Lowell on Wednesday evening. Also reported: Rev Dr Eegan, longtime rector of St Anne's Lowell, fell ill in a round house causing injuries. a Rockland shoe shop was robbed. a $50 silver watch stolen on Haverhill road incident. Holyoke postal agency ships 1.2 million cards with more due, and patent locks on pouches. Merrimac Print Works labor dispute ends with half-pay compromise leading to resumed work by six apprentices.
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James Fish Elected Leader of Newport Band
James Fish, renowned cornet player, has been chosen as leader of the Newport Band. Deacon Warren Greene and his Providence wife celebrated their golden wedding on Monday evening. The new lightning torpedo boat arrived at Newport torpedo station, hailed as a great improvement. Sidney Brooks of Boston leaves elegant statuary to be housed temporarily in the Amond Library at Newport, now at Brooks's villa.
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Deaths and works of poets and citizens in 19th century notices
The aged elder brother of a Poet Laureate, died at Cheltenham on the 25th alt. He co authored Poems by Two Brothers in 1827 and later published Sonnets in 1864 Small Tableaux 1868 and Sonnet Lyrics and Translations 1873. He had been Vicar of Grasby Lincolnshire under the name Turner by royal license. Walter Paine president of the Merchants Insurance Company Providence died Wednesday morning. Other deaths include Jacob Ulman of Boston who died May 13 aged 79, pioneer in filling Back Bay, later farmed in Wayland and served in the State Legislature.
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