The Wrongs of Seamen to be Looked After Supreme Lodge KH of F
Supreme Lodge Knights of Honor Fraternity to oversee seamen welfare with new rules and oversight. Articles on twenty cent coin and naval orders referenced as part of broader maritime policy and discipline.
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Adventurous reporter serves time on Blackwell's Island workhouse
The Herald recounts a reporter's clever ruse to be sentenced to the Blackwell's Island workhouse for thirty days. He rode the Black Maria with four men and eleven women, endured harsh cells and meager meals, and witnessed brutal discipline amid a crowded, diverse facility. After release he sought comfort in a barber, bath, and Turkish baths, wary of long-term consequences. Also notes insurance suits and a Unitarian Conference item.
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Erie
Beecher Trial Day Opens With Dramatic Courtroom Bursts
In Brooklyn on May 10 a crowded Beecher trial courtroom filled with spectators eager for speeches and verdict hints. The defense counselRead lengthy letters from Mrs Tilton to her husband challenging adultery claims, arguing the passages show affection and remorse rather than guilt, while accusing Tilton of sensational publication to bolster his case. The session ended as the court adjourned for a break.
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Fires Rout Across Several States Destroying Property
Across multiple towns in Texas Vermont New Hampshire New York Minnesota and Massachusetts fires caused extensive damage. Notable losses included Waco Texas property valued at 125000 with 50000 insurance. Rutland Vermont building and stables totaling about 15000 with insurers Burnham Temple and Vermont Mutual. Marlborough New Hampshire mill picket-house and barn around 5000. Port Jervis New York woods and sawmills with immense damage. North Pacific Junction Minnesota woods along the railroad burning 1300 cords of wood and lumber outfits. Conway Massachusetts Geo P Stearns Co store and house at 12000 insured for 10000.
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New York
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Centennial Commission Reports Nations Join Exposition Effort
The United States Centennial Commission met with Hon. Joseph A. Hawley presiding and a large attendance. Nations invited include Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Denmark, Egypt, France, Germany, Great Britain, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Persia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, and others. Contracts for buildings detailed. main building cost 1 420 000 and other allocations. Commissioners toured park to inspect Centennial construction progress.
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Sawyer Trial At Piermont Court Proceedings Continue
The court opened at 8 30 with Sawyer trial resuming. John F Flanders testified about events at Emer son s house and aligned with Dr Daly s statements. John S Emerson husband of the deceased described life since the near death and said he loaded the gun at Sawyer s suggestion to shoot a cat. testimonies showed friendly relations and no prior dispute among the parties.
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Colored convention in Nashville debates emigration to Kansas
A Nashville session of colored residents from nearby counties discussed emigration plans to other states. Resolutions were sent to a committee for consideration. Widespread rumors promise free transport to Kansas land and a year’s rations upon arrival, prompting organized action.
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Spain Proclaims Open Electoral Period Decree
Mapuio May 19 and Spain announce a royal decree opening the electoral period. The press may discuss constitutional questions except monarchy and political meetings are allowed. The government hopes for a re established representational regime to avert anarchy. Smallpox reported in Carlist camps at San Sebastian on May 19.
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The Schiller Wreck Spreads Cargo Across Decks
May 19 report from Loxpow notes the Eleamehip Schilier shells have collapsed, burying most of the cargo as Blasio operations are readied at the soonest practicable moment. The Tipperary election case at Clonmel concerns the validity of John Mitchell’s late seat, arguing eligibility and transfer of allegiance from Queen to the United States government.
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Denial Issued Over Pall Mall Gazette Claim on Cadres Bill
In Bern on May 19 a semi official denial says Prince Bremark did not dispatch a circular despatch criticizing the French Army Cadres bill as a threat to European peace. The Pall Mall Gazette reported the allegation but the source denies the claim.
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France Résignations de vingt et une personnes au Comité
En séance, M Barbiél annonça la démission de vingt et une membres du Comité des Trente. Le Président de l Assemblée indiqua que des élections seraient tenues pour combler les postes vacants créés. Le second thème évoque une crise financière au Brésil avec de lourdes défaillances.
Government dams break flood Minden above two feet
A government dam at Boules and Malls Lakes on the Upper Gull river breached, flooding Minden. The water rose over two feet above floor level and continued to rise, with damage expected to be extensive. In Ottawa, Capt. Buckman, U S Consul, was moved to Brockville and George Price named his successor.
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Distillers in Three Cities Held on Federal Charges
In Chicago on May 19, distillery men were bound over by U S Commissioner Hayne on charges of defrauding the Government with bonds set at 5000 each awaiting Grand Jury action. In St Louis Hawley filed information in the U S Circuit Court against distillers and rectifiers whose establishments were recently seized. In Chicago on March 19 two more distillers were held on 10000 bail and two others named Rulisbanser and Watson held on 5000 bail each for trial.
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Funeral of John C Breckinridge Draws Immense Crowds
Lixixsoton Ky March 19 The funeral of John C Breckinridge today drew an immense crowd. State officers led by Gov Leslie attended along with Senators Stevenson and McCreery and other dignitaries. The Knights Templar conducted the service of which Gen Breckinridge was a noted member. No funeral crowd in memory matches this since Henry Clay's death.
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