News letter of cholera era world events
A collection of brief notes: Hartford man ends life to avoid burden. New York and New Jersey papers praise the Republican stance. Wisconsin boy shoots parents at tea then kills himself. Baltimore plans a Stonewall Jackson statue fund. Mitchell asked for Fortress Monroe views. Philadelphia invests 20000 in public cleanliness to fight cholera. Brougham earns success in New York. General John appears as a robust figure in popular slang. Senator Jacob Collamer gravely ill from lung congestion. Ohio court decision ends telegraph monopoly. Countess of Dunraven robbed of 25000 in Folkestone. Paris rag-pickers largely die of cholera. New London schooner brings 3000 worth of fish from the Banks. Missouri seen as offering miles of O’Riley. John Mitchell slated to edit a Fenian journal in New York.
Fire Ravages Merrimack Street Double House in Lowell
A large double dwelling on Merrimack Street in Lowell owned by James Kent and led by Kent and N W Bricket was destroyed by fire this afternoon. Both owners carried partial insurance. The incident follows a day of varied reports from New York to Washington as Congress and war talks unfold.
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Briscoe Renounced Honor in War Department Pardon
Gen Joseph C Briscoe Brevet Brigadier General formerly of the 199th Pennsylvania Volunteers was sentenced to cashiered dishonorably dismissed and forfeiture of pay with hard labor for five years. The confinement portion was remitted due to testimonials to his gallantry. Townsend AAG and Secretary of War order discharge granted.
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Colored men convention adjourns with new franchise push
Povucaxeersiz New York November 9 The convention of colored men adjourned after a harmonious session. A State Central Committee was appointed to urge franchise questions and other interests of colored Americans. A resolution urged representation of colored men in Washington to press Congress to fix the status of colored Americans so color is not a bar to any rights. Delegates from many counties returned home.
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Fire damages Water Street warehouse and Steen’s factory
A fire last night swept through a Water Street commission provision warehouse with a 7000 loss, 5000 insured, and Steen’s sofa and chair factory also destroyed with 15000 loss and 4000 insured. Building valued 10000 insured 8000. Ed T Allen of the New York Post Office arrested for embezzlement. John F Cunningham, victim in the St John disaster, died last night. wife and two daughters gravely ill.
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Spence Defeated as Franklin Wins in 12th District
Baltrimore reports that eastern returns show Spence the Republican candidate for Judge in the 12th district defeated, Franklin elected. One Montgomery County district held no election due to disqualified judges and voters lists denied by registers. Republicans win four of five statewide judge votes.
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American Gentleman Reports Georgia School Privilege Shortage
In Georgia six hundred children lack schooling and many poor whites face hunger and homelessness. Atlanta faces rising suffering unless aid arrives. North Carolina and Tennessee governors offer support to education amid widespread destitution.
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Quiet New Orleans Election Dominated by Democrats
The city voted solidly for Wells for Governor and porhees for Lieutenant Governor. In the first, second, and third cantons L. S. Martin, Jacob Barker, and B. C. Wickliffe won by large margins. Every Democratic candidate secured big majorities, and the Legislature is entirely Democratic.
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Thief Steals $80,000 Satchel From Express Wagon
Chicago November 9 A traveling Express wagon delivering money packages was found missing a satchel containing 80000 dollars this morning. Detectives are investigating but no clues have been found yet.
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