Ex-Commissioner Doug Lass Faces Franks Privilege Charges
Former official Doug Lass stands accused in a series of patent matter cases tied to franking privilege use. The charges allege improper mailing practices and potential misuse of official channels to push patent filings. Legal proceedings are set to begin next month.
Indian Appropriations bill transferred to War Department
Mr Randall of Pennsylvania reported the Indian Appropriation bill. It was made a special order after the Naval Appropriation bill. The measure appropriates 3,905,771 dollars and provides for transferring the Indian Bureau to the War Department.
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Steamboat Pat Cleburne Explosion Kills Captain and Injures Many
The Pat Cleburne exploded her boilers six miles below Shawneetown while alongside the Arkansas Belle. The Belle, tied to the bank, was disabled by a coal-flat and could not assist. Crew and passengers suffered numerous scalds, burns, and injuries, with Captain Fowler killed and several others missing or hurt. The Belle wrecked badly and the accident left about ten injured.
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Delinquent Boston jeweler in custody on fraud charge
New York May 18 The case of George F Foye the delinquent Boston jeweler now awaiting a warrant of removal to Boston on fraudulently concealing assets from creditors is outlined. Two years earlier Foye & Gleason in Washington Street Boston went bankrupt and he bought jewelry in New York shortly before. He claimed descent from Peru aboard the Hevelius then later admitted California connections. Rings were traced to Foye and Gleason and a $25 000 stock of jewelry seized. The scheme appears to involve sending goods to California where a brother resides, then returning to find a market. Also notes about Mrs A T Stewart and a new law allowing a wife to testify for a husband in criminal cases and other items.
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Commission Proposes Addresses On State Resources Exposition Grounds
A series of addresses is proposed to discuss state resources, with the exposition grounds noted as a focal point. The plan centers on public discussion of how state resources are managed and allocated, reflecting civic interest in infrastructure and urban development.
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Rangers Captain McNeely Breaks Camp Reports to Laredo
In Texas near Brownsville on May 17 Captain McNeely with his Texas Rangers unit departed Santa Maria and headed to Laredo. En route they surprised a cattle thief party at the Rio Grande crossing, killed two attackers, wounded one, and captured horses and cattle.
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Turkish turmoil grows as British fleet readied at Bosphorus
London reports a rapidly worsening Turkish crisis with rioting Sofias threatening the Grand Vizier and Christians. A British fleet may move to protect interests as ambassadors coordinate defense, while unrest and sporadic murders distress Constantinople.
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Remains of Jules Michelet Laid to Rest in Paris
Pall Mall Gazette reports Michelet's remains were moved to Pere la Chaise amid large crowds. About 50,000 lined the route with police precautions. Laboulaye and Lacour spoke at the grave as order prevailed. Paragraph notes Paraguay reestablishing diplomatic ties with France. minister to the US to sail for New York.
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Insurgents Evacuate Matamoras in Mexican Campaign
The Galveston News reports Brownsville special that revolutionistas began moving from Matamoras last night. Gonzales departs with rear guard this morning to join Diez and attack Escobado's forces approaching Matamoras from the Reynosa side.
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Railway Linking Northern and Western Roads Proposed in New Hampshire
A 26-member party of railroad officials from Worcester and Concord examined an eighteen mile proposed line between Hillsboro Bridge and Peterboro NH. The route follows the Contoocook river with few grades, costing about 300000, targeting completion by 1883, with extensions requested from the Legislature. The plan connects the Northern and Western railroads via Peterboro Hancock Bennington South Antrim and Hillsboro.
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Racing Notes From New Hampshire and Louisville
A busy racing summary notes Belle Dean wins the New Hampshire stake defeating Young Rattler and John Virgin in three heats with times 2.30 2.54 2.54 as John Virgin is sidelined by lameness. In Louisville the Falls City stake for three year olds ends with Red Coat taking the prize in two mile heats 1454 and 1454, while Von Broeck wins the Louisville cup over Monmouth in 4 03. Mule heats follow as part of the day’s events.
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Education Bill Introduced in House of Commons
In the House of Commons Viscount Landon introduced the Elementary Education bill setting a minimum age for child labor at ten with penalties for nonattendance. It requires 250 school days or a passing exam, with gradual enforcement until full force in 1881. Mr Foster regrets lack of direct compulsion.
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Danish Government Seeks Fortifications Accord in Folkething
In Copenhagen the President of the Council said the government would make a final effort to gain majority support in the Folkething on fortifications. If unsuccessful, the matter would be dropped and the government would resign if others could secure the defence measure.
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Deputies Likely to Reject Basle Protocols on Upper Italian Railways
European dispatches note potential rejection by Italian Deputies of Basle Convention proposals for government acquisition of Upper Italian railways. Other items report more warships in the Bosphorus, Greek king ill with fever, plague deaths in Hallah, Bulgarian unrest conflicting, Turkish measures against Salonica assassins, Garibaldi resigning and then withdrawing, Queen Christina due in Madrid, and a retrogressive elementary education article in Madrid Congress.
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Writs Attach All of Geo. T. Comins Property in Prison Contract
Late hour writs of attachment seize all property of Geo. T. Comins the convict labor contractor for the New Hampshire State Prison. The move follows his request for relief as business remains depressed. about 10,000 dollars overdue for two quarters faces bondmen liability if not settled. Some see the action as a lever for prison and New Prison debate amid political maneuvering.
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Fire Records Hit Groveland and Framingham Homes
Fires on May 18 destroyed a house, barn, shop and outbuildings in Groveland owned by John Hoyt and occupied by Andrew Davis, with one horse and two pigs killed. Davis nearly suffocated. chimney sparks caused the fire. Groveland Mutual insured the property. In South Framingham Miss Abigail Pratt’s barn and contents burned at 2 pm. cement and hub stock losses noted. total loss about $3000, partly insured. cause unknown. In Portland, Maine, reporting continues.
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Expelled from Plymouth Church Henry C Bowen Action
New York May 18 A meeting at Plymouth Church considered expelling Henry C Bowen from membership. Clarence Bowen presented his father's protest, read at length, which failed to sway the vote. The congregation supported expulsion after debate, while Bowen claimed no fair trial and lack of evidence.
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