Primate of England Dies Sudden After Illness and Controversy
The Primate of England died suddenly after bronchitis worsened despite abroad travel for health. The Times notes his mild, peaceful character, opposition to Ritualism, and cautious stance on Colenso, with Disraeli speculating on potential successors including the Oxford bishop and family ties to Rome.
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Alleged Frauds in Virginia At Internal Revenue Bureau
Washmeroy reports reveal a Virginia fraud tale linked to a failed retention bid. The case centers on a distillery libel and a spy accusation against Mr Richards, long employed by the Bureau, amid jokes about traitorous propensities. Grant era figures visit the Emerson Institute as officers call on him and Gen Brooks assumes command in the division.
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Archbishops named for Canterbury and York in UK
London reports Rev. William Thompson becomes Archbishop of Canterbury succeeding Longley while Rev. Samuel Wilberforce moves to York. Parliament elections begin tomorrow with heavy police precautions and troops deployed to Blackburn amid feared disturbances. Italy notes Papal non recognition of the Spanish government and bishops discuss celibacy reform and replacing Latin liturgy with national languages for Ecumenical Council consideration.
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Reichsrat approves reserve army bill in Vienna
In Vienna on November 12 Erenina the Reichsrath passed a bill setting new rules for the army reserve and for three years service soldiers. Baron Von Beust explained his former speech to remove anxiety before the vote.
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International Commission bans light explosive projectiles
The International Military Commission in St. Petersburg on November 12 agreed to prohibit the use in war of explosive projectiles weighing less than 400 grammes.
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Taxation Statistics Report Welcomes Federal State View
The Director of the Bureau of Statistics plans an elaborate federal and local taxation report detailing taxes from Federal to corporation levels. Philadelphia request to display Jefferson Davis artifacts was denied. Washington citizens discussed an Air Line railroad to New York and connections with the Virginia Central to link Cincinnati and the West, aiming to end the Baltimore & Ohio passenger tax and reduce freights. A fifteen member committee was formed to seek charters for needed railroads and to oppose B and O tax collection.
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London Financials Mixed As U S Bonds Hold Gains
London reports show Consols at 94 percent for money and account with mixed U S 5 20s at 7 4. Illinois Central at 96 4 Erie at 263 and steady to firmer railway shares while Bank of England's specie falls to 119000. Liverpool notes cotton quiet with prices steady and commodities largely unchanged.
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Prize Fight in New Jersey Ends After One Round
O B aldin the Irish giant defeats Wormald in Weehawken New Jersey in a single round. Wormald knocked to his corner and jaw broken but no arrests. A dispatch quotes E O baldwin accusing Wormald of being a fraud and refusing to patronize him.
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Susan B Anthony elected President of Working Women's Association
Reports from New York describe Susan B. Anthony chosen president of the Working Women's Association with Celia Burleigh and Elizabeth Brown as secretaries and a Miss Field as treasurer. Also noted are local trials, robberies, forgeries, assaults, and civic matters including a long list of court actions and municipal concerns.
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Prize fights on Peeke Island headline hoax O Baldwin Wormald
Nov 12 reports from New York claim a prize fight between O Baldwin and Wormald was a hoax. At Peeke Island Detroit Navy staged two bouts with Halloran and Broderick in a long early match and Gallagher vs Elliot in a rough main event. Referee Joe Colbert aligned with Elliot, who won after twenty one rounds in one hour seventeen minutes.
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Seymour Wins Oregon and Multiple States in Early Returns
Oregon reported Seymour ahead by about two hundred. Pennsylvania shows Grant leading 342,280 to 313,382 with a 28,898 margin. In California Johnson wins Northern district by a small majority. New Orleans vote prints Grant 26,552 Seymour 81,742 with a Democratic lead of 55,190.
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Medicinal Agents with Spirit Absolute Worth
A brief note describes balance of strengthening soothing vitalizing and purifying properties of medicinal agents blended with a spirit absolute.
Tennessee Senate Passes Rail Road Sale Lease Bills
In Nashville on November 12 the Senate approved first reading bills authorizing sale or lease of State railroads. In Memphis the same date arms entrusted to G Heiman were bought by Cheesman Bros New York for resale with Iselman declining involvement and storage under shipper order. A resolution by Senator Cole also disputed Speaker D C W Senter eligibility, urging vacancy of the chair due to alleged treason and calling for an immediate election of a new presiding officer. The measure caused a stir and was deferred for action the next day.
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News from Hayti describes Jeremie bombardment and losses
Advices from Hayti to the seventeenth report Jeremie bombarded by Sal nave with no warning to non-combatants and no regard for foreign consuls. The town is said destroyed with many deaths, including a lady and three children at the consulate. Salnave’s forces shelled from four miles out as residents defended forts. Commodore Phillimore ordered foreign-ward watch over the Alex Petion. The Dart and Niobe move to protect ports. De Lorme is removed as Salnave’s adviser amid a public quarrel. Michael Domingue, proclaimed president of the south, holds 16 million in paper money and abundant produce. Piquets desert Salnave as distrust grows over his color claims. Lersandi closes Cuba’s Eastern ports to exports and imports.
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Boiler Explosion Kills Waters and Two Boys in Shenandoah City
A boiler blast at Miller Sons & Roads mines in Shenandoah City Schuylkill county on Saturday last killed Waters and two boys Shull and Tool. Engineer Mc Laughlin is in critical condition, with two others badly injured.
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Impeachment Trial Dates Set for Florida Officials
In Tallahassee on November 12 the case against Lieutenant Governor Gleason and Secretary Allen continues tomorrow. The Supreme Bench will not issue its opinion on Governor Reed’s impeachment until November 19.
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Fire destroys Grant's spice mill and Stewart's building
Port land regional fire tonight destroyed Grant's spice mill at the rear of Union street and burned out Stewart's new building on Union street in front. The spice mill carried insurance of four thousand five hundred dollars.
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Trial opens in murder case of L Harris Hiscock
Albany November 12 The second trial of George W. Cole for the murder of L Harris Hiscock began this morning in the Hogeboom court with jurors not yet sworn.
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Contested Chicago election claim in Charleston ballot dispute
The Citizen's party will contest the mayor and aldermen election on November 12 in Charleston reporting fraud and intimidation as the grounds for challenging the results.
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Mexican Congress to Try Several Implicated Officials
From Mexico comes a list of figures under scrutiny by the National Congress. Senor Huerta faces conspiracy allegations in Michoacan. Gen. Media is accused of spending without congressional authority. Gov. Monteverde of Sonora stands charged with constitutional violations.
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