Tariff bill debated as House delays action amid general sentiment
A House discussion centers on closing debate on tariff provisions in one general motion. It is noted the bill may clear this session or await the next, then move to the Senate for Finance Committee review, with action possibly by December and law by March. Dawes moves to postpone further tariff consideration, passing 32 to 5. A long roll call lists many supporters and opponents.
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Indian raid on Kansas Pacific path kills workers
Kansas Pacific Railroad officers confirm an Indian raid between Kit Carson and Willow Springs. Ten graded men were killed with broader losses likely around twenty. Troops dispatched to protect camps. work on the Kit Carson to Denver segment proceeds. Several Indians reportedly killed. names unavailable.
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Fault blamed on crew after Eureka collision near Fhereley
St Louis May 16 The Coroners jury found the collision near Eureka on Fhereley was caused by the disobedience and culpable negligence of conductor Wm Odor and engineer Joseph Tracy of an extra freight train running fifteen minutes behind the despatched time. Orders issued for Tracy's arrest. he has so far eluded capture.
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Suicide notes in two cases mark grim day in Bay City
Dernott Mayeg H. Chambers aged 60 fatally shot himself yesterday afternoon amid alleged temporary insanity. Francis Wagner also shot himself dead in Bay City on Saturday at 1:30 pm, with marriage planned at 2 pm and no cause given.
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Gilmanton town vote on five percent stock for road extension
A Gilmanton Iron Works town meeting failed to approve a five percent stock appropriation for extending the Suncook Valley road from Pittsfield, due to lack of two thirds majority. A second meeting will be held after broader canvassing, with likely vote on the appropriation at the next trial. Charles Braley, about sixteen, died from powder explosion after carrying powder on a hunting trip near Northfield. The Bartlett Steam Mills near Newsairport, Mass resumed operations with improved machinery after a period of suspension. officers and directors were elected and a June restart anticipated with substantial capital improvements and strong profits expected.
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International Yacht Race sparks debate amid arbitration
London May 16 public discussion over the Cambria withdrawal continues. The American backed course is upheld by umpires and arbitration proceeds. Sappho accused of unfair start by some, but supporters insist she met all race conditions.
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Paris decree names ministers for France
In Paris on May 16 the Journal Officiel announces the nomination of the Duke de Grammont for Minister of Foreign Affairs Jacques Philippe Mige deputy in the Corps Legislatif for Pay de Some for Minister of Public Instruction and Charles Ignace Plichon deputy in the Corps Legislatif for the Department of Nord for Minister of Public Works replacing the Marquis of Talhoud. The Emperor's health is excellent and yesterday he attended races among the people and was loudly cheered. Madame Ollivier decorates as the noble Ladies of Spain.
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Infallibility Dogma Debates Stir Rome Prelates
At the Ecumenical Council, many prelates seek leave of absence after signing writings on infallibility. About a hundred fathers have added their names to the proposed dogmatic definition. Meanwhile republican demonstrations continue across Italy as students at Florence and Naples cry out and disrupt. Naples University has closed due to disorder.
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Decree Abolishing Slavery Sparks Imperial Debate
Maprio May 16 reports a key Ministry meeting for tomorrow to discuss emancipation and the choice of monarch. Deputies are summoned to the Cortes as the government prepares to decree abolition of human slavery in all colonies amid Cuban unrest.
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Greeley and Sorosis topics dominate New York page
On the capital location issue reformer Horace Greeley plans to publish an editorial arguing for appointing a presidential commissioner to survey the national capital matter. The Times reports Sorosis resolutions condemning the McFarland case while supporting Mrs Richardson and praising Mrs Calhoun Runkle and Mrs Sinclair for standing with her. An elevated railway accident near Greenwich and Houston streets injures track workers but not others. a Cuban meeting at Irving Hall denounces Gen Quesada while backing Cuban liberty. the George B Upton sails for Port au Prince with Cuban authorities, weapons, and passengers. George Holland receives a benefit at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. Gov Hoffman vetoes a medical reform bill. a Maine seaman is killed aboard the Charles Heath. the Idaho reports arrivals from Europe including J G Holland and Hopkins family. ex Judge Field’s health declines.
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Port Receipts Reported at New York May 16
New York on May 16 reports receipts at all ports totaling 4433 bales for the latest week versus 3983 bales in the prior week. The update notes one day of the current period and compares with last week’s totals.
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