Judge Cooley Opposes Railroads in Receivership Lectures
Judge Cooley argues against placing bankrupt railroads in receiverships at Johns Hopkins Baltimore. He says this aids creditors briefly but often leads to perpetual management, new debts, rising old-interest charges, and swallowed assets. He notes less court interference benefits owners, though courts are sometimes necessary due to bankrupt condition and conflicting creditor claims.
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School Committee reviews geography book introduction
The School Committee will further consider whether to introduce Harpers Geography this evening. They report unanimous approval of the prior board action and urge affirming the book's introduction, while noting questions about legality have been raised.
Beecher Praises Southern People After Southern Trips
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher praised Southerners as noble, kind, considerate and enthusiastic based on his personal experiences in Memphis and Nashville. He noted an official verdict could differ if he spoke in an official capacity.
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Blaine Speech Disappoints While Other News From Washington
Quiet day in Washington with no House session and Senate debates. Blaine’s long advertised speech failed to rally supporters, exposed as false in three instances, and diminished his effectiveness. India faces famine and misgovernance, while armed gangs threaten authorities. Grant discusses Chinese immigration, Blaine warns against demagogues pandering to prejudice. Cambridge Horse Railroad seeks track work. city officers elected. Treasury notes $2,725,104 due from Southern states. $455,228 from others. Richmond negro convention called but minor. eleven-year-old Hattie Goodspeed dies after a stone-throwing incident. two boys arrested.
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Blaine Speech Shifts as Bayard Defends in Senate Row
Senator Blaine’s contested address draws a full gallery including Sir Edward Thornton while Reed shows overt support. Bayard’s rebuttal energizes applause as Blaine repeats claims about Bayard’s father and test oath, with Eaton and Hampton also opposing. Vance delivers a sober maiden speech as Mary Walker in the ladies’ gallery flouts decorum with an umbrella, prompting police escort.
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Direct tax due in 11 Confederate states tops 2.7 million
Senate received Treasury data showing that eleven Southern states owe about 2 725 104 in direct tax unpaid from the Civil War era, with remaining delinquencies in Wisconsin New Mexico Kansas Oregon Utah and other states. Secretary Sherman warns that unpaid portions are liens on land and urges prompt action or new legislation.
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Senate Delays Army Promotions Ruling Amid Quorum Break
In Washington on May 19 the Senate debated the Judiciary Committee report on army promotions. The prohibitory clause of the June 1878 act was upheld. a motion to alter the resolution failed as the roll call broke the quorum. The minority abstained to seek a fuller Senate vote. adjournment left the main issue unresolved.
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President reports on redeemed legal tender notes and coin reserve
The Secretary of the Treasury provides figures since January 1 1879 showing four million one hundred thirty three thousand five hundred thirteen dollars in legal tender notes redeemed in coin. The Treasury coin reserve is raised to one hundred forty million eight thousand dollars about 40 percent of notes outstanding, to sustain resumption. Navy appeals to Supreme Court over travelling expenses for officers abroad. The President sent nominations to the Senate for three associate and chief justiceships in western states. Boisselier brothers case not yet presented to State Department.
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Annual Report of the Concord Railroad Shows Drops in Receipts
The Concord Railroad directors report year ending March 31 with gross receipts down about 27 10th per cent in passengers and nearly 6 per cent in tonnage. Government mail payments fell 22 per cent, but expenses declined, allowing a 10 percent dividend. Total earnings 733,004 20. expenditures 414,157 11. net 318,847 09 before taxes and rents. After taxes and payments to other lines, balance 150,617 72, two 5 percent dividends paid totaling 150,000. Road-bed and track repaired, no injuries reported. Total tonnage 674,856. passengers 9,904. train mileage 613,519. Annual meeting set for Concord May 27.
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Strikes Disrupt New York Longshoremen Cargo and Delays
At noon today strikers clogged North River docks. Republic of the White Star unloads with crew aid, St Laurent uses old rates, and Anchor line docks face most confusion. Boliv ia and Alsatia delayed, Victoria Caledonia Italia not unloaded, and City of Berlin brings 1300 passengers to Castle Garden. Passengers shifted to other lines and hotels for lodging. Bricklayers demand wage rise to 3 per day, with talks to decide on a possible strike.
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Distress and mutiny threats in Cashmere and Poona district
London report details worsening famine and official ineptness in Cashmere while cholera and famine spread from Peshawar to Punjaab. Poona bands led by Wassadeo Bulwund threaten executions of Bombay officials, with a thousand rupee bounty on the governor. Troops patrolling. fires blamed on native malcontents in Poona. Rain sparse in Bengal delaying crops. indigo short.
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Bismarck Holds Affable Parisions at Berlin Soiree
A Berlin despatch notes Bismarck’s Saturday evening parliamentary gathering drew fewer attendees than previous events, with free traders sending only their contingent. He praised Alsace Lorraine deputies, backed Gen Manteufel as Governor, urged protection for small farmers, and pressed beer duties and tariff talks. He also hinted at curbing silver sales by the Prussian Bank.
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Reichstag approves Anglo German slave trade treaty
Berlin may 19 the Reichstag approved the Anglo German treaty for the prevention of the slave trade on the African coast. The chamber referred the provisional customs duties bill to the Tariff Committee with protectionist majorities and debated constitutional rights. Bennigsen favored restricted enforcement. Windhorst opposed. The chamber also accepted the government proposals on brass precious metals and flax duties.
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French Deputies Decry Clerical Encroachment In Church State Rift
Versailles May 19 In the Chamber of Deputies Lockroy demanded withholding salaries of rebellious ecclesiastics and urged separation of Church and State. Le Pere stated Cabinet unity against clerical encroachment and support for Minister Ferry's educational bill. If reports of the Archbishop of Aix speeches are true he would be prosecuted.
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Paris decides limited pardon for Commune members
Paris on May 19 reports Justice Minister Leroyer informing Radical deputies that the government will not grant amnesty to Commune members but will pardon them after June 6. Rochefort Vallis and Blanqui will be pardoned, but civil rights will not be restored.
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Floods Wreak Havoc in Bocsa Area and Drave River
The Theis River inundates ninety square miles of grain fields near Bocsa and destroys two villages while the Drave overflows its banks destroying hundreds of houses.
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Hanlan to Train for Newcastle Race in May Training Update
Hanlan and Ward after Scotland and London trip spent two days with Col Shaw in Manchester then return to Newcastle where Hanlan will begin heavy training for the match with Elliott. He is in good health and confident of victory. Plaisted will travel to Newcastle to arrange a match with Nicholson. Wallace Ross seeks an England opponent or a U.S. regatta route. Hanlan remains the favorite at 100 to 50 in the Elliott race.
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Orator Backs Open Immigration, Slams Denominational Demagogues
A public speaker urges generous immigration to the United States, criticizing demagogues including Jim Blaine and Dennis Kearney. He calls for welcoming Chinese immigrants and expanding national kinship through policy and rhetoric.
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Richmond Convention of Delegates Calls For Colored Welfare
A Richmond meeting of colored residents drew fifty nine delegates from Richmond and four other districts. Ex congressman Cain urged emigration westward while W C Roane urged full jury rights and suffrage. Roane urged self help and court redress, condemning district restrictions. A planning committee and resolutions favored anti oppression actions and emigration societies.
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Reverend Zelotes Fuller Dies in Philadelphia at 78
Obituary notices list REV. ZELOTES FULLER of Philadelphia who died April 29 at age 78. Born in Attleboro Mass in 1801, he studied under Rev Hosea Billou in Boston, was ordained in Stafford Conn in 1823, moved to Philadelphia in 1825, edited the Liberalist, and for 25 years ran the United States Business Journal. A Free Mason, he served as Chaplain of Pennsylvania Free Mason organizations. Other deaths include Dr E B Hawkes of North Adams, Phineas Bridgeman of North Belchertown, Mrs Sophia Haven of Portsmouth, Miss Mary E Lewitt, Ex-Gov Asahel Peck of Richmond VT, Rev Moses Ballou of Atco NJ, Rev P A Murphy of New Haven, architect Godfrey Semper of Rome.
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Fire losses mount in multiple cities across North America
A May 19 series of fires caused extensive damage. In Dublin Ontario a stable fire at the Dominion Hotel area destroyed $70,000 in property, affecting 20 families. Taunton Massachusetts saw a third story blaze at North Dighton tied to the Dighton Manufacturing Company, while Pottsville Pennsylvania reported mine fire threats at Kesstone mine atop a vein, and Norwich Connecticut recorded Fraser and Ford ice houses burned with suspected arson by a former employee.
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Fire at Berry Brothers varnish works wounds several workers
A varnish shop explosion at Berry Brothers in Detroit occurred when kettles overflowed during boiling. William P. Finlay suffered burns to the chest and arm, Martin McMahon had severe burns near the wrist, John Therson was fatally burned, his son had minor burns, and John Baskin was severely burned but not believed to be in danger.
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Denver Rio Grande subscription tops Colorado mining districts
The Denver and Rio Grande fundraising effort to reach Leadville and other mining districts in Colorado and New Mexico shows a total subscribed of 10,871,000 dollars as reported by the Bakers. Notices to all subscribers warn that over ten bonds will be cut down 50 percent. Archbishop Purcell plans to visit New York next Thursday, with a Catholic Bishops conference to explore relief of his financial embarrassments. Mr Talmage receives a three month leave from the Tabernacle Trustees and sails for Europe aboard the Gallia on May 28. William Sloane, a leading carpet merchant, has suffered a dangerous stroke of paralysis.
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Judge Dundy Rules Against Forcing Ponca Relocation
In a Powea case statement Judge Dundy rejects any US law or treaty authorizing removal or forcible confinement of Ponca Indians to an Indian Territory reservation. He says Congress or a treaty could authorize it, but no authority has been conferred for these Ponca Indians. He notes different rules may apply to tribes with existing reservations.
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Consolidated Virginia and regional stocks list from San Francisco
San Francisco market page lists closing prices for a set of mining and consolidated stocks led by Hale & Norcross, Mexican and Ophir groups, Southern and Northern Belle, Union Consolidated and Sierra Nevada. Prices shown include percentages and per-share figures for investors tracking mining equities.
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Court clears Potter Hint in Custom House cases
In Chicago on May 19 the United States Court closed prosecution in the Custom House construction cases. Potter and Hint win discharge motions as no evidence ties them. Court instructs jury and orders Mueller Mills Burling Reed trial to proceed. Bill and Wheaton to testify. prospects favor exoneration for the accused.
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Gould and party visit St Joseph amid bridge ties
Jay Gould and party arrived by special tram at 5 30 this afternoon in St Joseph where a Board of Trade committee greeted them. Gould, owner of the Missouri River bridge at St Joseph, backs the St Joseph and Denver Railroad extension. The party planned a city drive and will depart tonight for Council Bluffs.
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Grim railway tragedy and other Maine notices
The body of Patrick Goggin was found on the track near the Androscoggin station after a train accident. A separate Easton incident left a child dead when a buckboard wheel ran over her neck during a quarrel. Maine court news covers a Belfast divorce case, a strange Lowell murder tale, a bigamy case in Thomaston, and a dream that came true when Rev. Dr Charles F. Allen opened a Supreme Court session thirty years later.
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Reverend Tucker resigns pastorate at Hopkinton
The Rev W. B. Tucker of Hopkinton resigned his Baptist pastorate on Sunday. Edwin A. Perley reports a gold and silver mine on his Lebanon farm, with operations started and miners seeking ownership. The Strawberry Bank and Mount Sinai Encampments of Portsmouth join the Charlestown Bunker Hill Encampment in June 17 celebration with the Dover Corner Band. The Rockingham county treasurer reports year end debt reduced by 12,721.32 to 109,267.95, pauper expenses 38,031.55 up 16,0464 since 1875, current year pauper appropriation 35,000. Three youths Burns, Foley, Cronan arrested for freight car theft near Portsmouth depot, each held 100. Keene 1879 total valuation 5,953,076 up 586,158, polls 1778 down 38. appropriations 21,739.50 for schools, 16,600 city, 11,988 state tax, 990.18 county tax. city tax rate ~87 cents, Union district ~107.
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Sheep Die in Large Numbers Near Lyndon
Dr M Goldsmith of Rutland donates his medical and scientific library to Rutland County Medical and Surgical Society. A maple tree in full leaf stood amid a huge snow bank at Montgomery, a striking sight the other day.
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Lawrence Aldermen revoke licenses granted before May 31
The Lawrence Aldermen on Monday evening adopted an order revoking liquor licenses granted but not taken out before May 31. At the Lowell Police Court on Monday Joseph J. White was ordered in $500 to the Superior Court for felonious assault on Daniel H. Ryan. The Worcester Agricultural Society plans a Worcester farmers institute on June 17 inviting other county societies to join. A 60 foot section of a retaining wall near Greenfield’s freight depot fell, requiring 120 feet to be removed and $2000 in repairs.
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Death by suicide of Ferdinand Finkenstadt in San Francisco
Ferdinand Finkenstadt a 26 year old Newport resident died by self inflicted pistol shot in San Francisco on the ninth. He left a note claiming impending insanity and burden from life, with 8590 dollars found among his effects. He worked as a clerk for Spring Valley Water Company. A second item reports a six year old girl named Daisy Cook traveling from Worcester to Providence, sent to the Charity building after being separated from her father Frank G Cook. she was found to have lived with an aunt in Pittsfield. She recalls Providence, has no address for her father, and may not recognize him.
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Hayes to attend Yale commencement in June
President Hayes is announced to attend commencement at Yale in June. Harry Bissell, a Torringford eccentric, died recently and bequeathed his farm for sale with the funds and 2500 in the bank to buy a burial lot and erect a monument in the village cemetery. John Keiley of Stamford married a domestic in a clergyman’s family, then eloped with Fergus Baker’s wife, taking money and two Baker children.
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C. F. Coghlan
Wallack’s
Felix Featherstone
Arenes
R. M. Fless
M. O. P. Ieesaky
RAND
Boston Boys and Girls’ Pinafore Company
Bay
Chas. F. Coghlan
Boston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
E. P. Banning, M.D
Tre Temple
Casidren
Globe Theatre
Robson
Crane
Park Theatre
Back Bay
West Newton Street
Adies
Ree
Gaiety Theatre
EMMET
Fritz
Matines
Remosit
Geo
H. Tyler
Howard Athenaum
Tony Pastor & His
Boston Music Halls
Lulu Loomer
Mys
M. Tilliop
Prof. Hermon
Owsar
On Earth
VA . T. Barnum
P. T
Germany
Victor Emmanuel
Ualy
Cirlantony, Jr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!