Carlisle speech in New York defies hidden Republican aims
The piece quotes Carlisle asserting that Republican leaders seek power by force if needed. He warns the public that vetoes are unfathomable and urges a lawful reply through suffrage while facing federal police and spies. His rhetoric, though from a Southern man, should rally loyal Americans to thwart the alleged plan.
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Carlisle
New York
Exodus From Canada to the United States Discussed at Meeting
The piece notes many farmers and mechanics leaving Canada for the United States and large numbers leaving Maine for the West. It questions who is bull-dozing them, warns of dangers from a solid North, and urges an exodus meeting at Faneuil Hall to adopt resolutions and raise funds.
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Canada
United States
Maine
West
Faneuil Hall
Senate debate fades as Blaine to attack Hill on speech
In Washington the Senate debate Saturday lacked interest while Mr Blaine prepared to attack Senator Hill's recent address. In the House Mr Springer’s amended Silver bill was rejected 71 to 38 after a Speaker cast vote. a vote on the bill likely tomorrow. A Beaver Pa marriage to a Black man shocks locals. Judge Asa Packer, Pennsylvania coal magnate, died at 72. Thunderstorms begin. Indiana reports fatalities and property damage. Newburyport buildings struck by lightning injuring two. Lowell protested Sunday trains and steamers. Gov Talbot spoke. Boston Driving Association cancels spring trotting. fall meeting planned. Harvard class races held. Sylvanus W. Gordon, US Rear Admiral, died in France. Archeological Society of Boston fully organized.
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Blaine
Hill
House
Ewing
Springer
Warner
Beaver
Asa Packer
Pennsylvania
Mauch Chunk
Lowell
Gov. Talbot
New York
Boston Driving Association
Harvard
Charles River
Sylvanus W. Gordon
United States Navy
France
New Archeological Society of Boston
Cholera Death Toll Reported After Fair Return
From Calcutta comes news that 20 000 to 30 000 people died of cholera while returning from a religious fair. The Times notes the figure. strikes are threatened and malcontents at Poona threaten another mutiny unless relief arrives.
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London
the Times
Calcutta
Poona
Bombay
Senate Debates on War Costs Highlight Specials to Cut Army
Washington May 18 A special despatch notes a dull Senate session focusing on war era military actions in Delaware and Maryland plus Republican violations. Senator Saulsbury proposes slashing annual expenses by 40 to 50 million, largely shrinking the army and clerical staff. He favors discharging those over 50 and even abolishing troops to protect elective rights. Windom counters, Saulsbury insists troops were placed by a Provost Marshal who was bought off, aiding Democrats in elections. The bill’s fate points to a week-long session, with House passage unlikely before May 26 and a veto likely by June 1.
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Senate
Delaware
Maryland
Saulsbury
Windom
House
Congress
Blaine
Senator Hill
Georgia
Hill
George F. Hoar
Beck
Massachusetts
Voorhees
Ammen Champions Nicaragua Route At International Congress
At Paris on May 18 Rear-Admiral Ammen of the U S Navy led the morning session with a lucid survey of proposed routes comparing Nicaragua Panama and Atrato. Engineer Menocal spoke at length endorsing Nicaragua with maps and plans. Lieut Wyse of France also reviewed the issue in a detailed speech.
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Paris
Ammen
United States Navy
Nicaragua
Panama
Barrass offers to match Nicholson in Tyne rowing match
Christopher Barrass proposes to back Nicholson of Stockton to row Plaisted on the Tyne for 160 pounds a side, with a potential race on June 17 or a week later. Elliott trialed the long slide, starting at High Level bridge and finishing at Scotswood with 34 to 38 strokes per minute, drawing mixed opinions from water front onlookers.
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London
Christopher Barrass
Nicholson
Stockton
Tyne
Elliott
High Level Bridge
Scotswood
Reichstag President Von Forckenbeck to resign at Berlin dinner
At a Berlin dinner of German free-trade representatives on May 17 Herr Von Forckenbeck declared he would resign the Reichstag presidency. He said he no longer represents a quarter of the House and warned that only a great Liberal party against current legislation could save the country.
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London
Germany
Berlin
Herr von Forckenbeck
Reichstag
Fire ravages cities in Orenburg during violent tempest
Governor of Orenburg telegraphs that a fresh fire at Nismuralsk began likely on the 15th amid a violent storm, destroying several government buildings. A second blaze on the 16th hit Orenburg, burning a large part of the suburb previously spared.
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ST. Petersburg
Orenburg
Nismuralsk
Nominations by the President For Promotion in the Army
The President sent nominations to the Senate for army promotions from captain to major and lieutenant to captain. The Senate debated executive session on whether the President may nominate and the Senate confirm officers above captain. The Judiciary Committee says such promotions exceed presidential power. Sherman reports West in order with Sheridan noting reduced, disciplined military affairs and calm Indian Territory.
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Senate
Henry A. Morrow
Eugene A. Carr
Robert E. Crofton
Charles E. Compton
Edward D. Baker
Quartermaster’s Department
Josephs. Conrad
David Perry
Robert H. Offley
E. L. Stuggins
C. Western
Thomas Drury
William R. Parnell
William C. Farbush
Charles King
Jesse M. Lee
John Hamilton
James G. McAdams
Daniel C. Pearsop
J. B. Hickey
B. H. Randolph
J. K. Waring
George 8. Hoyle
Robert Loudon
George ©. Eaton
Charles A. McCauley
F. H. Edmunds
EB. J
Gen. Sherman
West
Gen. Sheridan
Colliery Work to Resume After Meetings Across Durham
London May 18 At a Consett meeting of forty collieries workers agreed to resume Monday after uproar and discussion. Masters to reopen pits to let any willing resume work. other Durham meetings echoed the decision. Marquis of Salisbury told a deputation he urged Chilean authorities to prevent further interference with guano works if rebuilt. Continuous updates from Constantinople, Pristina, Novi Bazar report rising tensions, Greek question talks set for June.
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London
Consett
Durham
Marquis of Salisbury
Chili
Constantinople
England
Pristina
Novi Bazar
Reichstag
Switzerland
Herr Forekenbeck
Wenceforth
Simla
Yakoob Khan
Clerk Accused in Three Year Stealing Case
Officials tried for defrauding the Brooklyn City Treasury in a lengthy case. A lawyer faces troubles while a jewelry thief remains in limbo. Governor Garueson in Brooklyn as a steam yacht wrecks at Hell Gate. reports note a fatal accident and ongoing investigations.
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Brooklyn
Garueson
Hell Gate
Hazen Loring Builds a House In Washington Post Changes
A local housing project advances as Hazen and Loring construct a residence amid adjustments in Washington postal procedures. The initiative reflects ongoing reforms impacting building, zoning, and mail delivery in the area.
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Hazen
DR Loring
Washington
Battle at Calama and Chilean War News From Antofagasta
Correspondence from Apr 19 1879 reports Chile and Bolivia clash with 450 troops. Miners aid, ambush, and a fierce assault near a ravine as Chileans capture Calama amid heavy fighting. Bolivian losses hover around fifty killed and thirty prisoners. Chilean losses total twenty eight.
Thunder Storm Brings Fatalities and Destruction in Indiana
A severe thunderstorm swept Washington county Indiana on Thursday night causing extensive damage to homes and farms. In Fredericksburg two men John Durnell and Silas Moran were killed when a lightning strike hit a sycamore tree they sheltered beneath. Moran was swept into Blue River and Durnell died at the tree’s base. Lavenside and Newburyport reported multiple buildings struck and several injuries, with at least three houses hit near Lavenside and three fatalities feared in the area.
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New York
Washington County
Ind
Fredericksburg
John Durnell
Silas Moran
Durnell
Moran
Blue River
Daniel
Lavenside
Court Rules Mrs Sprague Had No Separate Estate in Photo Case
In Washington Circuit Court Mr Alexander Gardner sued Mrs Senator Sprague over photographs of Chief Justice Chase's library. The court ruled Sprague was a nonentity in law as a married woman without a separate estate, leading to the plaintiff’s defeat. Sprague and her sister had inherited $90,000. testimony suggested partial transfer to her husband.
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Washington
Alexander Gardner
Senator Sprague
Chase
Gen. Sherman
Sprague
Hoyt
Shuckers
Denver and Rio Grande rails to Leadville and New Mexico
New York May 17 Denver and Rio Grande subscriptions closed at ten million bonds 90 cents. Only five million asked, to scale down. Gen Palmer says funds will complete Canyon City to Leadville Ten Mile line 15 miles Alamosa west to San Juan mines 210 miles and Alamosa to Albuquerque 205 miles. Supreme Court ruling grants prior location right in grand canyon of Arkansas river. Road to Leadville relies on grand canyon route and graded roadbed by Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe prior to decision. Completion to Leadville by Sept 1 possible. other lines within a year.
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Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
Gen. Palmer
Canyon City
Leadville
Alamosa
San Juan Mines
Atchison, Opeka and Santa Fe Uroad Company
Supreme Court
United States
Poisoning Arrest at Free Port Ind By Alexander Marsh
Alexander Marsh was arrested on Friday at Freeport Indiana for poisoning. George W Bonney a hotel keeper formerly of Boston is dying at Buffalo from personal crisis pistol shots inflicted on Friday. Fifteen coal cars and an engine were wrecked on the Lehigh Railroad at Rockport Pa Friday night in a collision no lives lost. The Delhi iron mine near Easton Pa owned by the Glendon Iron Company caved in Saturday John and Robert Boas were killed. The Utica New York jury in the Isaiah Belfield murder case acquitted him after a ten day trial. Advices from Honduras say Mexican officers captured in a revolu party will be tried by court martial and be shot.
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Reading Company
Yorkville
Duffy
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Howe
Supreme Court
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Methuen Saturda
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Francis E. Hayden
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Dr Withington
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Young Men’s Christian Association
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Thomas J. Kelley
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Huntington Hall
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Stephen H. Gale
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Alpheus Currier
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Marlboro
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Stumpf
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FitzGerald
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Judge Asa Packer Dies After Prolonged Illness in May
Despatch from Philadelphia reports the death of Judge Asa Packer at age 73 on Saturday evening May 17 after days of near death. He opposed a coal corporation consolidation and his passing unfolds amid coal trade anxieties nationwide. The Pennsylvanian magnate, born in Mystic Connecticut, rose from humble beginnings to Lehigh Valley railroad founder and longtime gentry in Mauch Chunk.
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Asa Packer
Judge Packer
Mystic
Conn
New London
Stonington
Susquehanna County
New York
Sarah M. Blakelee
Packer
Lehigh Canal
Upper
Lehigh
Pottsville
Mauch Chunk
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Commodore Steckten
Pennsylvania
Congress
Pierce
Theodore Kittredge
Waltham
Main Street
Epping
N. H
Harvard University
Boston
Seven boys recaptured after escape from reform school
New Hampshire report notes seven of thirteen boys escaped from the New Seein State Reform School have been recaptured. Other items include a Keene Unitarian pulpit invitation to Albert Walkley for one year at 1200, starting June 1, a failed Laconia railroad depot burglary, a Concord man Zachariah J. Crockett's suicide, a large confirmation at Salmon Falls Catholic Church, and Dartmouth College student upheavals and faculty actions regarding expelled students and a midnight serenade.
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Albert Walkley
Unitarian Society
Keene
Boston, Concord and Montreal
Laconia
Zachariah J. Crockett
Concord
Andrew P. Bennett
Mast Yard
Salmon Falls
Healey
Ortland
F. X. Bouvier
Blougett
Dover
O’callaghan
Portsmouth
St Johnsbury claims fourteen churches in 5000 people
Mrs Brock of Felchville lost a satchel with 1800 dollars from a carriage. It was found by an honest peddler and left at Perkinsville Post Office, where she recovered it. The Bennington County Conference of Congregational Churches meets at Second Congregational Church in Bennington on the 27th and 28th with Rev. E G Reed as committee chair.
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Brock
S. A. Brock
Felchville
Perkinsville
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Rev Warren Randolph Accepts Newport Baptist Call
Edward Williams and Patrick Shay fugitives from Norwich were arrested in Newport Saturday night. Steamer Ashland, Clyde line, went ashore at Point Judith in fog at 7 30. crew saved. Eva Taylor Lawrence, ex-President Zachary Taylor’s niece, reportedly remarried van den Nest after divorce from Gen Gallatin Lawrence at Newport.
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Indianapolis
Central Baptist Church of
Newport
Edward Williams
Patrick Shay
Norwich
Conn
Ashland
Hunter
Clyde Line
New York
Fall River
Point Judith
Eva Taylor Lawrence
Zachary Taylor
Gallatin Lawrence
On van den Nest
al Aris
Life and Adventures of Ernst Moritz Arndt
A Cambridge prefaceed biography of Ernst Moritz Arndt covering his role as a German writer and professor at Greifswald and Bonn. The work translates his autobiography and adds extracts. It emphasizes Arndt’s sympathy for Germany during Napoleon’s wars and the light the book sheds on Germany’s internal state and the era’s convulsions. Notes.
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John Robert Seeley
University of Cambridge
Boston
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Arndt
Napoleon
University of Greifswald
University of
Bonn
France
Germany
Wellington
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