Brother's bid to free captive in Algiers sparks note tale
A note warning John Dean of Long Hill near Carlisle reveals his brother is a long enslaved captive of Algiers. Dean sought government help. the prisoner, who inked the note with blood, had endured eleven years in the Dey's galley before ransoming.
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John Dean
Long Hill
Carlisle
Algiers
Dean
Liverpool
Mediterranean
Dey
England
Cooper Union to Add Polytechnic Department and New Wing
Peter Cooper plans a $30,000 extension at the Cooper Union to house a polytechnic school modeled after Boston and Hartford. He will study those institutions to optimize free instruction in mechanism and tool use, expanding capacity from about 2,000 to an expected 3,000 students. The United States Bank Note Company will surrender rooms, enabling space for 300 additional pupils, as applications exceed current facilities.
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Peter Cooper
Cooper Union
Cooper
Boston
Hartford
United States Bank Note Company
Grant Praises Three Metros While Dismissing Others
A public remark credits New York Chicago and San Francisco as three metropolitan cities of America. St Louis and New Orleans are deemed of little importance. Boston is described as a pleasant New England village by the sea. The General is judged well meaning but uninformed.
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Grant
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
America
St. Louis
New Orleans
Boston
Telegraph Companies Face Damages Suit and Legal Ruling
The American Union Telegraph Company of New Jersey sues the Western Union and others for 104000 in New Jersey damages over torn poles and wires. The U S Supreme Court holds trademark laws unconstitutional. A New York lottery dealer sues Postmaster James for illegal letter detention seeking 2500. A Brest to St Pierre cable was completed linking to North Eastham. Washington prepares for Army of the Cumberland reunion and Gen. Thomas statue unveiling. Kellogg-Spofford case hearings commence in New Orleans.
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France
St. Pierre
Miquelon
North Eastham
Mass
United States
Europe
Washington
Army of the Cumberland
Gen. Thomas
Boston Post
National Capital
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Randall
Congress
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Adjt
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Gov. Talbot
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T. J. Wood
J. M. Palmer
Joseph Hooker
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J. A. Mower
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R. H. Milroy
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Lewis Wallace
George Stoneman
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E. M. McCook
George Crook
J. St.c. Morton
W. F. Smith
T. H. Ruger
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A. C. Gillen
J. Kilpatrick
J. H.wilson
E. Hatch
John Newton
J. T. Croxton
J. MacArthur
G. Burbidge
Emory Upton
Eli Long
J. A. Garfield
Eliza Pinkston Arrested in Canton Murder Case
Eliza Pinkston, known from Returning Board fame, was arrested in Canton, Mississippi, charged with murdering her husband who died suddenly after a quarrel on Friday. The couple had married two years, had frequent disputes, and had separated two weeks prior. The coroner is investigating the case.
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Louisville
Courier-Journal
Canton
Miss
Eliza Pinkston
Returning Board Fame
Reunion of the Army of the Cumberland and Thomas Statue
Washington prepares for the Army of the Cumberland reunion and Thomas statue unveiling. Ward's 15 foot monument weighs 7500 pounds, sits atop a granite pedestal near McPherson Square with state poles and cannons. Officials from Congress, the Cabinet, and foreign diplomats expected. 1400 spectators platform planned. 1000 troops and veterans to march.
Supreme Court Decides Tax, Trade Mark, and Railroad Cases
U S Supreme Court today sustains state tax on foreign held bonds linked to Illinois real estate, holds debt's situs lies with creditor’s residence. Invalidates federal trade mark statutes as unconstitutional. Kansas Pacific cases involve Hallett heirs. contract deemed part of personal estate, heirs blocked. Colorado case ruling affirmed with costs.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Charles W. Kirtland
Leonard L. Hotchkiss
Supreme Court of Errors
Litchfield County
Connecticut
Chicago
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Illinois
Supreme Court of Errors of
Justice Harlan
United States
Emil Steffers
Adolph Wittman
W. W. Johnson
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of New York
Circuit Court
Southern District of
Ohio
Nixon M. Crane
The
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Kansas
Samuel Hallett
Hallett
Louise Twombly
Supreme Court of Colorado
New Atlantic Cable connects North Eastham to Brest
The Faraday completed the shore end and final splice tying North Eastham near Provincetown to Brest France. Officials from Siemens Brothers and American Union Telegraph Company witnessed the landing as crowds gathered. The cable consists of ten copper wires with gutta percha insulation and steel armor, linking the Old and New Worlds for rapid telegraphic traffic.
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North EastHam
Mass
Faraday
George van Chausen
Bates
Thomas Swinyard
Trott
The
Cable Company
American Union Telegraph Company
M. P. Magne
Count Donhoff
Cape Cod
Brest
America
Europe
Faradry
N. A. Gill, Jr
Nauset
W. J. Graham
F. S. Beechey
Siemens Bros
United States
France
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Provincetown
Manila
American Union
Land’s End
England
Compagnie Francaise du ‘Telegraphe de
Messrs
Siemens Brothers
Loeffler
George van Chaugin
D. H. Bates
North Eastham Station
Boston
Brugiers
van Chauvin
Evarts
Stamp sales and money orders totals from U S Post Offices
Washington reports the two year period ending June 30 1878 saw stamp sales bring in 46 million and money orders 158 million dollars. Debts and suits leave 8 thousand and 96 thousand unsettled while collection is estimated at half. Anthracite coal fail to gain foothold in France due to duties and preferences for other fuels. Treasury declines to remit penalties against tobacco importers. Federal trademark law ruled unconstitutional, 8000 marks registered and 200 pending.
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Washington
Marseilles
France
United States
Kellogg Spofford Testimony Opens Senate Probe in New Orleans
The Senate Sub-Committee on the Kellogg Spofford case held daily sessions from 10 to 4 in New Orleans. Henry Howser testified about visits by Returning Board officials and Kellogg's remark on the state legislature's House party. Louis Garrick recalled Desland’s alleged remarks and disaffection. Cross examination revealed attempts to secure a job via letters. Kellogg declined to offer direct testimony.
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New Orleans
Senate
Kellogg-Spofford
Henry Howser
Kellogg
Returning Board
House of Representatives
Blanchard
Jewett
Custom House
Louis F. Garrick
P. G. Desland
Desland
Gordon
United States Senate
Packard
Louisiana
Messrs. Hill
Vance
Spofford
Rumor of Democratic arbitration denied by ex Governor Seymour
Utica November 17 Gov Seymour said he had heard nothing about arbitration to settle Democratic party difficulties and would take no part if contemplated. He had withdrawn from politics for two years and urged delegates to the State Convention to arbitrate, with faith in their wisdom at the next meeting considering the recent election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Seymour
Democratic Party
Beaman Declines Senate Seat. Baldwin Appointed to Fill Vacancy
Detroit residents learned that United States Senator F C Beaman declined the unexpired term due to ill health. Gov Crosswell then appointed former Governor Henry P Baldwin of Detroit to fill the vacancy announced this afternoon.
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Detroit
F. C. Beaman
United States
Chandler
Crosswell
Henry P. Baldwin
Missouri men linked to Batesville hold up attempt
LittLE Rock Ark Nov 17 One night last week Jack and George Hudson and Bob Layton from Granby Missouri allegedly involved in a Kansas Short Creek killing tried to seize Batesville Arkansas. After a struggle they fled and were followed the two Hudsons were arrested last night Layton was shot dead by an officer after refusing to surrender
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Little Rock
Ark
Jack
George Hudson
Bob Layton
Granby
Short Creek
Kansas
Batesville
Arkansas
Hudsons
Layton
Extraordinary measures in Remedios Cuba war unrest
Havana reports novel order to close all establishments after 10 pm and prohibitions on gatherings as disturbances after the November 9 robbery of railroad warehouses. Insurgent leaders Carillo Perez and others reportedly surrender while Villa Clara is placed under siege amid charges of treachery by former chiefs.
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Havana
Remedios
Carillo
Wilson Farm
Cabarien
Alfredo Perez
Pastor Carillo
Juan Casanova
Villa Clara
Incendiaries Roil Ireland as Autonomy Talks Rise
Despatches from Dublin report rising incendiarism and outrages across Ireland while the Irish National Convention backs a program for absolute autonomy with limited franchise. British troops move to Ireland as Gladstone plans a Scotch land reform announcement at Midlothian. A ritualistic minister is suspended. Thirteen drown in Islay crossing after a Scottish fair.
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London
Dulin
Ireland
Irish National Convention
Gladstone
Midlothian
Armory Dedication of Seventh Regiment Opens to President Hayes
New York observers witnessed the formal opening of the Seventh Regiment armory with President Hayes, Mayor Cooper, Evarts, and Curtis in attendance. A parade, decorated interior, and bustling booths drew crowds as the President toured the displays before departing for Washington that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
President Hayes
The Telegraph War Suit Against Western Union and Others
The American Union Telegraph Company of New Jersey has filed suit in the New Jersey Supreme Court against the Western Union Telegraph Company and others for 104000 damages. It alleges poles and wires were unlawfully torn down and carried away in New Jersey, with a conspiracy claimed. An injunction pending trial is sought, and a motion for a preliminary injunction is scheduled for the first Monday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Union Telegraph Company of
New Jersey
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Supreme Court
Continental Telegraph Company
New Jersey and
New England Telegraph Company
Amos E. Middleton
Edward Middleton
Garrett
Mott
American Union Telegraph Company
City
David H. Bates
Benjamin M. Plum
Gloucester Caucuses Set for City Campaign Evening
Greenback caucuses will convene in Gloucester wards on Wednesday to form a City Committee and prepare for the city election. A separate faction plans a mass convention on Tuesday as part of the party’s organizing efforts.
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Gloucester
Mass
Sarah M. Jacobs
O. B. Stillman
Elm Street
E. A. Titus
David W. Low
Four at Atlanta mill in wage dispute fight
In Atlanta on November 17 a fierce clash at a rolling mill involved four workers over wages. Participants were Young Harris and foreman David Reid versus Frank and one other Sheats brother. Reid fired several shots at the Sheats brothers but none took effect, and Frank Sheats struck Reid on the head.
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Atlanta
Young Harris
A. L. Harris
David Reid
Pattern Department
Sheats
Reid
Frank Sheats
Gossip and Court News From Gotham Gleanings
New York reports a dismissed church trustee married a Hutchins woman who later died by Paris green. A tailor fatally stabbed by a brother in law was ruled self defense. A missing woman from Seymour, Conn. remains sought. Gen Sickles' daughter elopement rumors denied. Port traffic records 320 vessels with 72 flag carriers. State canal to close December 6 pending ice. Coal prices rise twenty five cents per ton.
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New York
H. S. Elmore
Mr. Talmage
New England
Hutchins
Massachusetts
Paris Green
Balthassar Burk
Carl Rieger
Rieger
Miriam E. Liewyllan
Seymour
Conn
Varick Street
Sickles
Paris
Clark
State Canal
Treacherous Indians in Colorado Conflict
A Denver dispatch reports the White River trouble grimly unresolved. Ouray’s hold on the Ute tribe weakens as war factions gain influence while the commission struggles. Reports say hostile leaders promise to meet the commission but will decide testimony themselves. Lowawick, who befriended Adams, lies about past kindness.
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Denver
Col
Los Pinos
White River
Ouray
Lowawick
Adams
Bribe Promises Suit in Cincinnati Woman Sues for Damages
Mrs. Charlotte Bruce, a Cincinnati dressmaker, sues John D. Gibson, proprietor of the Gibson House, for breach of promise after fourteen years of engagement. She claims income from 2500 to 15000 dollars yearly, gave savings to reach 50000, and holds a note for that amount. seeks 60000 damages plus note repayment.
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John D. Gibson
Gibson House
Cincinnati
Charlotte Bruce
Steadman Bigamist Readings and Island Deaths Headline
A scattered Maine era column records Steadman the bigamist reading in jail, a deer kill tally on Mt. Desert Island after snow, a Lisbon mill worker found dead in a stream, a failed burglary at Stearns in Saco, and parishioners giving to Elder Wells. The Biddeford infant death and Therese Crane’s equestrian feats on Edmunds news follow, plus a naval battle report detailing Huascar’s surrender and the Chilean capture after a fierce fight near Mejillones de Bolivia.
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Steadman
Reading
Mt. Desert Island
Ida Chase
Farwell
Lisbon
J. F. Stearns
Saco
Elder Wells
Beech Ridge
Jas. Stanton
Biddeford
Stanton
Edmunds
Therese G. Crane
Stolen Stable Team Hailed As Loss For Hancock
Joshua Lakin of Hancock reports the theft of a valuable team from his stable on Sunday night. A stormy Temperance Reform Club meeting in Portsmouth featured David Webster, a liquor spotter freed from jail, who spoke on his sporting connections. The tumult drew police, prompted denials and affirmations, and is blamed for hindering temperance work locally.
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Joshua Lakin
Hancock
Laconia
Temperance Reform Club
Portsmouth
David Webster
Thomas E. Drake
Webster
Rail section hand run over by hand-car at Richford
Saturday evening a Southeastern Railway section hand named Wood was run over by a hand-car at Richford and severely injured. A 56 year old insane woman Alice Guy from Ludlow, who wandered away on the 1st, was found drowned in a brook on Sunday, apparently by her own act. A son of C W Chappell of East Richford injured his left eye when a gun fragment burst from an old toy gun. The fragment, three fourths by one quarter inch, caused the eye to run. physician removed it. Norwich alumni debate moving academy from Northfield to Norwich and build a new building. $10,000 raised, construction to begin next spring.
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Wood
Southeastern
Richford
Alice Guy
Ludlow
C. W. Chappell
East Richford
Norwich University
Northfield
Norwich
L.S. Partridge
Notable Local Irregularities and Deaths in Amherst and Nearby Areas
Stephen A. Smith hanged himself Sunday afternoon at Lowell due to ill health. A valuable horse belonging to O F Davis of Athol, thought stolen, found drowned in a pond. A drummer bicycle traveler claimed eighty miles in ten hours on an ordinary road near Warren last week. Amherst College president Seelye received gifts totaling 106000 for the college including 55000 in stock from Chester W Chapin and 50000 from the Stone estate to establish a scholarship. Attleboro jewelry firms employ 2853 workers with a September payroll of 121221 and shipments worth 481210, wages around 2 per day. An elderly Belchertown woman duped by a sham physician, losing 3200 from Amherst Savings Bank after an alum water remedy. Worcester engineers build a railroad velocipede for track use weighing under 150 pounds with rider standing on pedals. Webster’s memorandum book found in Chapinville church describes transit through barns with stolen goods later recovered in Sheffield, including silverware and clothes. Police suspect Webster’s accomplices as additional burglaries occur near South Evermont.
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Stephen A. Smith
Lowell
O. F. Davis
Athol
Warren
Seelye
Amherst College
Chester W. Chapin
Springfield
Malden
Attleboro
Great Hill
Belchertown
Providence
Amherst
Worcester
Barrington
Webster
Chapinville
James
South Evremont
Rhode Island Mayor Candidate Nominated Amid Doubt
The citizens' committee nominated Alderman William Spencer for mayor, though observers expect he will decline. A Fort Adams soldier Franz Kopp survived an assault and cistern entrapment, leaving him very weak. A Newport suspect who confessed in a Peruvian seaport town to Jonathan Weaver's murder did not die and is in South America. He also admitted a second murder and cleared John McCarthy, a Newport businessman, of blame. McCarthy, once acquitted, later enlisted and received an honorable discharge.
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Citizens’ Committee
William Spencer
Franz Kopp
Fort Adams
Sallyport
Jonathan Weaver
Newport
South America
John McCarthy
McCarthy
Huascar Defeat and Loss in Meijillones Naval Battle
A Peruvian journal recounts the Huascar turret ship’s engagement with Chilean ironclads Blanco Encalada and Lord Cochrane off Antofagasta on October 8. The Union protected the Huascar briefly. the Huascar and Admiral Grau were lost, with sources citing mixed reports from Chilean and official accounts.
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Europe
Mejillones de
Bolivia
Blanco Encelada
Lord Cochrane
Grau
Garcia Y Garcia
Huascar
Union
Antofagasta
Coquimbo
Tongay
Texas Point
The Maine Scare and Augusta Political Tensions
Augusta faces intense Republican anxiety as returns are debated. Gov. Garcelon assures corrections allowed by law with twenty days for adjustments, while factions feartampering in York Androscoggin and Washington counties could shift Senate control to Democrats. Republican counsel Baser & Baker protest any non-elected certificate.
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Daniel F. Davis
Hannibal Hamlin
Israel Washburn
Lott M. Morrill
Anson P. Morrill
Nelson Dingley
Sidney Perham
Nathan Webb
United States District Attorney
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Coburn
Blaine
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Lindsey
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Republican State Committee
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Dingley
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Council On Elections
Garcelon
Committee On Elections
Kittery
York
Auburn
Androscoggin
Cherryfield
Washington County
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Senate
Executive Council
Baser
Council
War on Lotteries Suit Filed Over Detained Letters
Max Berger of Wachsman & Co sues Postmaster James in New York Supreme Court claiming $2500 damages for illegal detention of letters. Case may move to federal court. Detentions issued by Postmaster General under laws about lotteries, argued unconstitutional for denying due process and party hearing.
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New York
Max Berger
Wachsman & Co
James
Supreme Court of
State of
Postmaster General
Comedian Samuel Aimes killed in Macon wreck
Aimes, a comedian, was thrown from a vehicle Monday in Macon Georgia and instantly killed after being run over by cars. Other items note a fatal boiler explosion near Boston and a not guilty verdict for Adelaide Roberts in Chicago.
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Samuel Aimes
Macon
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