Letter Controversy Over Aid to Refugees Draws Fire
A local newspaper excerpt reveals criticism of a woman advocating refugee relief in Kansas. The piece notes her claim about Southern law, cites anonymous complaint letters, and criticizes a Mr. Charles H. Allen for soliciting used clothing for African Americans.
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Kansas
The
Times
New York
Charles H. Allen
Smoke over Grant bid to lead Nicaragua Canal project
The piece questions Gen. Grant’s fitness to head the Nicaragua Canal venture and notes public curiosity about the plan. It suggests administration circles back the idea, with talk of a Government vessel lent for a Grant observation tour as part of a reform era move.
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Gen. Grant
Nicaraguan Canal
Blaine
Sherman
Conkling
Norway Maine to Connect with Grand Trunk Railway
Norway residents celebrate the nearing completion of a branch line from South Paris to join the Grand Trunk. The Grand Trunk will build and operate the road with right of way provided by Norway and private subscriptions. Trains start in December. Directors include Gen. George L. Beale John L. Horne H. M. Bearce J. O. Crocker and W. H. Whitcomb.
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Norway
Oxford County
Maine
Paris
Grand Trunk
Oxford Democrat
Gen
George L. Beale
John L. Horne
H. M. Bearce
J. O. Crocker
W. H. Whitcomb
Ohio Draws a New Wave of Emigration This Year
A strong tide of emigration is moving toward Ohio as residents seek new opportunities. John Hay appears as an early example of notable individuals or themes guiding migration trends this period.
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Ohio
John Hay
Arrests in Ireland Stir Global Outcry and Legal Doubt
The arrest of Michael Davitt James Boyce Killen and James Daly editor of the Connaught Telegraph triggers intense Irish and British reaction. Despatches say indictments for sedition may be untenable while leaders denounce authorities as cowardly and unjust. The Freeman's Journal condemns the arrests as unlawful and nearly terrorist in nature, unfit for Europe.
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Ireland
England
Michael Davitt
James Boyce Killen
James Daly
Connaught Telegraph
Dublin
Parnell
Freeman’s Journal
Asia
Europe
New York
Stock Exchange
Weather Report for New England and Ports
Weather indicates rising barometer and northwest winds easing gradually. Temperature to fall slowly with partly cloudy skies and light snow. Cautionary signals remain at East Port Portland Boston Wood's Hall Newport New London New Haven Norfolk and Cape Henry.
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New England
Eastport
Portland
Boston
Wood’s Hall
Newport
New London
New Haven
Norfolk
Cape Henry
Temperature Drops Across Cities As Snow Falls
At midnight snow was falling in Portland Boston Burlington and Buffalo while other stations in the North reported clearing skies. Winds shifted to the north west as the barometer rose and temperatures fell to 30 in Portland and various readings including 22 in Boston 15 in Burlington 23 in New York 13 in Buffalo 20 in Cleveland 17 in Detroit 26 in St. Louis 48 in New Orleans 41 in Savannah and 22 in Washington.
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Portland
Boston
Burlington
Buffalo
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
New Orleans
Savannah
Washington
Washington Sees House Ventilation Reforms and Conkling Speculation
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE POST reports Washington's winter return of lawmakers and new Capitol ventilation efforts. It notes changes behind the Speak er's chair and in the lobby to improve air flow, and comments on Senator Conkling aging from tension, gossip, and criticism while Blaine and Grant are mentioned.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Capitol
Senate
House
Hall of Representatives
Speaker
A. H. Stephens
Georgia
Randall
Congress
House of Representatives
Senator Conkling
Sesson
Wormley’s
Mr. Bancroft
Conkling
Mr. Bayard
Lamar
Mississippi
Senator Eaton
Mr. Conkling
Blaine
Marine disasters hit Sand Beach Harbor and Great Lakes
A fierce northwest gale wrecked and grounded vessels from Port Huron to Grand Haven. The steam barge Whiting and several schooners were sunk or ashore, with crews saved and many missing. Across Detroit and Cleveland more ships faced capsizes, scuttling, and heavy winds plus snow.
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Port Huron
Navy
Sand Beach Harbor
Whiting
Hutchinson
Bahama
Salia
Emma C. Hutchinson
Col. Hathaway
Dolphin
Mary Birckhead
Cleveland
Grand Haven
Governerment
Margaret Dalla
J. A. Holmes
Mystic
Manistre
Lake Michigan
Chicago
A. M. Lackey
Detroit
Utes Chiefs Challenged Over Crimes Before Washington Plea
Secretary Schurz rejects wholesale admission of White River Utes as delegates. General Hatch reports Ouray asks to bring chiefs to Washington within ten, excluding White River murderers. Government demands surrender of guilty parties before any talks on future Ute arrangements. Ouray urged to report loyalty and outline peaceful terms.
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Washington
Schurz
Hatch
Los Pinos
Ouray
Adams
White River
Sherman
Mint
Nevada Mines Rich Ore From Sierra Nevada District
A Virginia despatch notes ore hoisted last night at the Union shaft with about 200 tons daily ahead. Ore from Sierra Nevada will keep the Mariposa mill running, while Liera Nevada ships ore to the Consolidated Virginia house for river shipment. The District Court dismissed suits by the State against Hale & Norcross and others with costs after appeals, upholding the lower court ruling.
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San Francisco
Cal
Navy
Virginia
Virginia Chronicle
Union Shaft
Sierra Nevada
Mariposa
Lieera Nevada
Consolidated Virginia
District Court
Hale & Norcross
Gould & Curry
Savage
Crownpoint
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Inventory filed for Stefa ner Brothers & Co assets
An inventory filed in County Court shows invoiced Stefa ner Brothers & Co assets totaling 829 217 dollars. Levi Rosenfeld signs as suignee with a one million bond. securities are George Schneider, Jacob Rosenfeld and Berthold Lowenthal.
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Chicago
Stefaner Brothers & Co
Levi Rosenfeld
George Schneider
Jacob Rosenfeld
Berthold Lowenthal
Bandits Stop Stage Coach Near Butler Robbery
A stage coach from Les Cygnes Kansas to Butler Missouri was halted by three mounted men two miles from Butler. They robbed the coach of all letter pouches but took no personal property. No clue to the robbers' identities.
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SapaLia
Butler
Les Cygnes
Kansas
Sherman Leads Society of the Army of the Cumberland Meeting
Gen Sherman reads letters defending Gen Robert Anderson and spearheads a resolution praising his character and loyalty. Officers elected include Sheridan as president and Underwood, Barnum, Carmen, Negley, Duffield, Hobson as vice presidents. The group plans Mt Vernon trip and notes statue costs for Gen Thomas. The meeting covers Indian affairs, greenbacks, and potential further Ute or Indian campaigns.
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Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Gen. Sherman
E. B. Anderson
Eva
Robert Anderson
Jeff. C. Davis
Phil. Sheridan
Underwood
Massachusetts
Barnum
New York
Carmen
New Jersey
Negley
Pennsylvania
Duffield
Michigan
Col. Hobson
Kentucky
Capt
Steel
Dist
Toledo
Jane Mosely
Mt. Vernon
Chickamauga
Gen. Fullerton
Gen. Thomas
Ward
Ben. Harrison
Indiana
Army of the Potomac
Joe Hooker
Washington
Harris Seeks Washington County Returns in Senate Race
Augusta report notes Senator elect Austin Harris of Washington County pressed Councilor John B. Foster for county returns and was denied. Harris asks the State House for written errors in Washington County votes. Bangor proceedings before Chief Justice Appleton seek to determine candidates and attorneys access to election returns.
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Augusta
Austin Harris
Washington County
State House
John B. Foster
Washington
Foster
Harris
Bangor
Appleton
Fires consume two barns and a house in New Hampshire
In Colebrook East ColumbIa New Hampshire two barns owned by Wallace Woodlum and contents were burned at 11 P M November 19 due to an ox tipping a lantern. Insurance is $350. In Manchester Hallsville New Hampshire Charles H Colburn's house burned at 2 A M with loss about $2 500 insured for 1 400. fire suspected to start from a defective chimney.
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Colebrook
N. H
Wallace Woodlum
East Columbia
N.H
Manchester
Charles H. Colburn
Hallsville
Fisheries Inspectors Review Prince Edward Island Catch
United States officials H F Webb W H Ralfe J E Foster and James Wyman visit Charlottetown PEI to study the fishery. Colonel Hunter Duval sends Ottawa a report showing PEI fisheries productive this season with 5100 men and 500 girls employed. value 1878 840344 and this year 1402501.
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Charlottetown
H. F. Webb
W. H. Ralfe
J. E. Foster
James Wyman
United States Fishery Department
Prince Edward Island
Col
Hunter Duval
Ottawa
Six-Hour Go-As-You-Please Race in West Brookfield
In West Brookfield Town Hall six contestants competed in a six hour go-as-you-please race from 4 PM to 10 PM. Shackley led with 80 miles 20 laps, Allen 30 miles 12 laps, Wilcox 28 miles 4 laps, Smith 25 miles 1 lap, Makepeace 22 miles 1 lap, Barnes 21 miles 3 laps. Barnes withdrew at 8:30 PM.
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West Brookfield
Mass
Town Hall
W. H. Allen
A. N. Makepeace
J. G. Shackley
C. F. Wilcox
J. Smith
J. L. Barnes
Shackley
Allen
Wilcox
Smith
Makepeace
Barnes
Erie Directors Close Last Meeting Before Election
A New York report summarizes Erie improvements including a second Delaware division track from Jersey City to Burne, Buffalo elevator, East Buffalo round house and shops, Attica passenger freight depot, Avon depot nearing completion, and Bergen round house ready for engines.
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New York
Erie
Delaware
Jersey City
Burne
Buffalo
East Buffalo
Attica
Avon
Bergen
Gould
Congress
Thurman
Arrestees in Cuba and City Troubles Highlight News
New York reports Mrs. German Maonez and Cyprian Munoz, both American citizens, arrested in Santiago de Cuba and jailed without trial. Other items note church mortgage danger at St Ambrose, a court injunction affecting Gen Newton, school attendance gains, and various urban troubles from Wall Street to a missing Spaniard body found at the Battery.
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Cuba
ST. Ambrose Church
New York
Wall Street
Gayler
German Maonez
Sackett Street
Brooklyn
Santiago de Cuba
Cyprian Munoz
Santiago
German Munoz
Evarts
Washington
Bank of America
St. Ambrose Episcopal Church
Thompson and Prince Streets
Union Dime Savings Bank
United States Circuit Court
Blatchford
Gen. Newton
U.S. A
Hudson River
Albany
Jasper
Board of Education
Fitchburg Nominating Caucus Names City Officials
Citizens ward caucuses in Fitchburg Massachusetts on November 20 elected delegates and council nominees for mayor ward representatives and school committee. Delegates favored Mayor Vose and listed aldermen for six wards with multiple nominees for each ward and three year school committee selections across wards.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Citizens’ Ward
Vose
W. A. Hardy
Geo. E. Waite
Alonzo Davis
Lucius Aldrich
A. S. Lawlor
A. Webber
W. L. Barnett
Edward Dwyer
Thomas Murray
J. P. Foley
C. F. Barker
Eben Bailey
G. R. W. Scott
John Gallagher
Milwaukee bookkeeper Bosse faces theft probe at Wisconsin Fire and Marine Bank
Cincinnati dispatch reports Charles G. Bosse, bookkeeper at the Wisconsin Fire and Marine Insurance Company Bank, alleged to have stolen at least $100,000. Fired for leaking bank secrets to Col. Jacobs, he may implicate another employee in a broader dishonesty scheme.
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Charles G. Bosse
Wisconsin Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Bosse
Col. Jacobs
Second Ward Savings Bank
American Health Association elects officers in Nashville
In Nashville on November 20 the American Health Association announced its new officers. President is John S. Billings U S N first vice president Samuel Choppin of New Orleans second vice president R C Keasie of Lansing Mich treasurer J B Lindsley of Nashville executive committee members include C B White Louisiana J L Cabe Virginia E M Hunt New Jersey J D Plunkett Tennessee Charles F Folsom Massachusetts and A L Gibson United States Navy.
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Nashville
Tenn
American Health Association
Johns. Billings
U.S. N
Samuel Choppin
New Orleans
R. C. Keasie
Lansing
Mich
J. B. Lindsley
C. B. White
Louisiana
J. L. Cabe
Virginia
E. M. Hunt
New Jersey
J. D. Plunkett
Hayden murder case hears Mary's statement about pregnancy
In New Haven on November 20 the Hayden murder trial admitted testimony about Mary Stannard’s claim of pregnancy. F. D. Root testified she told Mrs Studley shortly before dying. Thomas Stannard, the alleged father, testified on the afternoon events and discovering his daughter’s body, facing lengthy cross examination.
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New Haven
Hayden
Mary Stannard
Arrests of Davitt Daly and Killen Spark Irish Rights Protests
In Dublin and Castlebar arrests for sedition trigger widespread protest. Placards urge Mayo residents to rally at Balla this Saturday. Newspapers split on government action while meetings in Manchester and London plan demonstrations. Debates over ejectment, rent tensions, and potential indictments continue.
Reunion of the royalist party at Nantes gathers in defiance
A Nantes despatch reports a royalist reunion despite a prefecture ban. Sixty mayors and deputies attended a banquet for Count Chambord with 1200 people present, led by Gen. De Charette, amid shouts of Vive le Roi and renewed fidelity oaths. There was no disorder.
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London
Navy
Nantes
Count Chambord
Pontifical Zouaves
Baudry d’Asson
Chamber of Deputies
Gen. de Charette
Comte de Monti
France
Gloucester Port News and Shipping Notes
Gloucester reports weekly fish receipts totaling 285000 pounds of cod and 78000 pounds of halibut with seventeen arrivals including six from the Banks and ten from Georges. Fresh halibut sell at 10 1 2 to 8 1 2 cents per pound. The N H Phillips remains missing after the October storm. The O B Stetson towed to Portland when weather allows and Bay Queen cargo sold after wreck at Pigeon Cove. A rare starfish and other deep water finds are described by Prof Verrill. Tomorrow Rev John Scott Thomson is installed as pastor of the First Church. Republican caucuses set for Saturday. Gloucester Mutual Insurance stock closes at 931 1 2 shares. Adirondack sold for 9125. Greenback City Committee to meet.
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Gloucester
Mass
Georges
Bay of St. Lawrence
N. H. Phillips
Belknap
O. B. Stetson
Portland
Newburyport
Pigeon Cove
Cohasset
Verrill
Addison Center
Peeples
Nova Scotia
John Scott Thomson
Bloomington
First Church
Unitarian
Costello Weston
Henry W. Foot
Boston
Samuel K. Lothrop
D.D
E. B. Willson
Salem
Fulder Israel
Ellery C. Butler
Beverly
Andrew P. Peabody
Cambridge
Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Company
Adirondack
Perkins Brothers
Greenback
Billiard Tournament Progress Noted In New York Games
The seventeenth game saw Garnier defeat Rudolphe in twenty innings with 19 points while Rudolphe had 74. winner’s average 15. The eighteenth pitted Slosson against Heiser with Slosson finishing at 1187 and winner’s average 137-11. The nineteenth began Sexton versus Carter. after ten innings Carter led 196 to 188, but Sexton finished the game with 112 points and a winner’s average of 273-11.
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Kew York
Rudolphe
Garnier
Slosson
Heiser
Sexton
Carter
Fatal affray near Jamestown ends with Downs dead
Information from Norristown reports Landon Downs and Giles Anderson confronted Miss Josephine Williams in Fentress county with rifles. Steincipher shot Downs, then beat Anderson after a struggle for the gun. Steincipher was arrested but released as no one testified against him.
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Norristown
Jamestown
Fentress
Landon Downs
Giles Anderson
Josephine Williams
Steincipher
Miss Williams
Downs
Anderson
Cincinnati Gazette Sued for 50000 Libel Damages
County Clerk Louis G. Bernard filed a suit in Cincinnati against the Cincinnati Gazette seeking 50000 dollars in damages for a false and malicious libel published in the newspaper.
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Cincinnati
Navy
Louis G. Bernard
The
Cincinnati Gazette
Denis Kearney Arrested At Public Meeting Vent
Denis Kearney attempted to disrupt a public meeting aimed at airing alleged unfair mining transaction procedures and was arrested and jailed in the station house.
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San Francisco
Denis Kearney
Multiple United States and Canada Notices in One Dispatch
A St John despatch reports creditors demand assignment from L. H. Develer & Sons. Baylis Wilkes Varnish and Printing Ink Mfg Co of Montreal liquidating with liabilities $48,000 and assets $47,000. Winnipeg reports S. Briggs resigns. Manitoba government restructured under John Morquay. 500 diarrhea cases at Kentucky Penitentiary with unclear cause. hemp workers strike. Louisville Jockey Club rules Capt Moore off track after shooting Col. M. Lewis Clark Jr. habeas corpus granted in E. H. Brown case in St Louis. Long Island Rapid Transit orders staff not to flirt with passengers during work hours. similar orders elsewhere.
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Baylis Wilkes Varnish and Printing Ink Manufacturing Company
Montreal
Winnipeg
Man
C. Briggs
Manitoba
John Morquay
Kentucky
Louisville Jockey Club
Col. M. Lewis Clark, Jr
Capt. Moore
America
Supreme Court
Jefferson City
E. H. Brown
Western Union Telegraph Office
St. Louis
Grand Jury
Long Island Rapid Transit Railroad
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