Turkey tops list of high rail fares in first class travel
The statement to the French Chamber of Deputies by M Waddington notes Turkey charges the highest rail fare, about 6.01 cents per mile for first class and 4.40 cents for second class. Norway has the lowest, 2.17 cents first class and 1.30 cents second class. Massachusetts in the United States sits lower than other listed states and below Europe’s lowest.
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Prince Bismarck Pushes German Temperance Law
The Illinois Staats Zeitung reports Prince Bismarck proposes a temperance law in German Parliament. The measure would place severely alcoholic individuals under guardianship and fine sellers to drunkards or intoxicated people. Occasional drinkers would face smaller fines.
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Postage Cut For Legal Writs By Washington Decision
Washington postal authorities ruled that writs sent by lawyers and court officials may be mailed at third class rates. A New England postmaster submitted a blank writ signed by the clerk for classification, and the result allows such documents to be mailed at lower postage.
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Talmage Defends Bible Against Ingersoll’s Critique
In a lively exchange Talmage counters Bob Ingersoll’s claim that the Bible is cruel. He argues that moral truth remains despite sharp rhetoric and likens biblical critique to impossible feats, praising Talmage for speaking plainly and sensibly.
Judge Clifford Improves. Health News Confirmed
The Washington Post reports Judge Clifford continues to improve and his doctors are hopeful he will be back on the bench soon. Friends of the eminent jurist welcome the favorable update and look forward to his return to duty.
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Treasury Report Shows Revenue Gains and Debt Shifts
The 1879 80 Treasurers report to Secretary Sherman notes revenue gains from customs internal revenue and land sales totaling about 59.8 million dollars while miscellaneous income falls by 112 thousand. Expenditures rise mainly due to Interior Department payments, but interest and debt costs drop. Net balances and drafts fluctuate with postal service and national bank activity, highlighting note and coin movements and the return to specie payments.
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Census Office Advances National Population Estimate
The Census Office nears a complete national population estimate for the President's message as three quarters of districts are finished and reliable methods to infer figures remain. Pension statistics show 250 802 pensioners with $87 146 185 89 paid in the year and escalating future costs projected at over $50 million. The treaty with China cannot be public until its details are finalized by the State Department. Ponca chiefs may visit Washington to relinquish Dakota land claims, while Gen Garfield declines an onslaught of public ovation. Petroleum exports rise with September totals of 3 712 763 and nine month figures above 24 million, and gambling houses face closure orders amid liquor debates. Internal Revenue foresees higher revenue excluding tobacco, with cigars and beer rising. Women’s National Relief Society elects Rutherford B. Hayes as president.
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Washington County Court Opens Murder Trial in Waterbury Case
The Washington County Court convened for criminal trials with State vs Lewis Almon Meeker and Emeline Meeker over the murder of Alice Meeker. Almon pled guilty to murder in the first degree while Emeline Meeker seeks a separate trial. juror issues and autopsy testimony on strychnine shaped the proceedings.
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Opposition to Proposed Beach Hotel in Newport
The Nov 22 hearing before the city property committee drew many supporters and opponents. Proponents E B Harrington and Col S R Honey argued for the lease of beach land for a hotel site while critics led by Harvard professor Josiah H Cooke and artist W T Richards warned it would harm cottage visitors and Newport’s summer prestige. Proponents claimed a first class hotel would improve the area. opponents doubt the lease will be effected as Boston interests back the project with capital.
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Public Produce Exchange Suspends Amid Market Jump
The Public Produce Exchange in Chicago suspended around 1 PM after big gains in grain provisions cotton and stocks. President D A Loring cites payouts of 250000 in ten days and liabilities estimated 100000 to 150000 with assets 50k to 75k. Joseph Zuckermann, wholesale grocer, also failed with 34000 liabilities.
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Statue Unveiling for Hamilton In Central Park
New York witnesses the unveiling ceremony of the Hamilton statue a gift from John C. Hamilton in Central Park with speakers Chauncey M. Depew Benjamin Harris Brewster and ex governor Bullock among attendees. The Grand Jury charges Henry Freeman a Steamboat Inspectors clerk with embezzling 5700 from government licenses. Britannic brings 1 697 500 in gold to harbor. Mervin Halbert Co assignment filed liabilities 449 756 nominal assets 585 843 actual assets 362 359.
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Alarming Russia Affairs Prompt Next Qarsmen Contest in Toronto
Reports warn of a disturbing situation in Russia as authorities seek to restore order amid growing unrest. The next contest of Qarsmen is anticipated to occur at Toronto, drawing regional attention from officials and observers.
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Ireland moves to December prorogation amid unrest
London reports Cabinet unanimity to prorogue Parliament until December 2 and possible repression if Ireland worsens. At Longford arrests sparked mob fear near Bridewell. authorities fear an attack as troops remain on duty. Parnell appeals to Americans. Eagan’s attorney seeks action against Evening Mail. clashes occur at Ballina as police arrest a Land Leaguer amid street obstruction.
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No Prospect of a Match Between Laycock and Hanlan-Hanian Insists on Bowling at Toronto
The Sportsman notes no bout between oarsmen Laycock and Hanlan. Ward and Hanlan attend talks. Hanlan refuses to row for six weeks, has gained eight pounds, sold boats, and seeks new ones. Laycock must leave England by December 8. Thompson aims to stage next year’s U S Canada contests. Hanlan cites American tricks as common during the buildup.
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Lamentable Condition of Affairs in Russia and Nihilist Threats
Paris dispatch reports Nihilist placards in Saint Petersburg declare a new revolutionary movement with threats to the throne of Alexander. Police search reveals secret printing plots and arrests. Berlin parties deem Czar illness accurate and discuss royal marriage news. typhus outbreak in Kief prison hits 200 of 750 Nihilist prisoners.
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The Crusade Against Jews in Germany Lifts
A Berlin despatch reports the Jewish question seen as less serious soon to fade from focus. Prussian Diet debate features Bachem accusing Jews of wealth by disgraceful means, with Christian stock jobbing cited by Richter. Rev. Sticker defends the movement as social and economic, while denying posts of authority for Jews. The War in Africa describes Cape Town reports of Basuto resistance, battles near Mateteing, and renewed British reinforcements. Dulcigno negotiations falter as Riza Pasha arrives in Constantinople, refusing Salonica governorship. German Socialists vow not to vote amid repression. Grain trade notes delayed sowing and crop quality across Essex, Sussex, and other regions.
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Fires Ravage Buildings from New York to Maine
A series of fires reports widespread damage across cities and towns. In New York NY the London and Liverpool Clothing Company building on Hester Street and Bowery burns destroying $15,000 of stock and damaging adjoining shops. Maine sees the Portland and Rochester depot at East Lebanon burned with losses of $2,000 to Wentworth and $1,500 railroad damage. North Hadley Massachusetts reports a destructive fire at the Wright place with tobacco loss and total property damage estimated $4,300. Virginia City mine fires on the 2050 foot level threaten operations but are controlled. Manning South Carolina endures a major blaze gutting four stores amid suspected arson.
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Joel Seavey
Atchison
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Gale on Lake Ontario Brings Multiple Shipwrecks and Frostbitten Crew
Reports from Toronto and New York recount a historic gale on Lake Ontario. Ships Guelph Wave Crest Queen of the Lakes and other schooners ashore near Frenchman’s Bay Scarboro Heights and Consecon with no lives lost. Bay City Eldorado Wesley wrecked near Oswego and Kingston with crews rescued by life savers. Garibaldi of Toronto aboard near Consecon. One captain censured for delayed report and eight to ten coal laden vessels driven to Kingston.
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Donaldson
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Funeral of ex Mayor Frank W. Miller in Portsmouth
The funeral for Frank W. Miller editor of Millers Weekly, held at his Lincoln Hill home, drew Gov. Head ex Gov. Goodwin ex Gov. Smythe and many officials. Services by Rev. James DeNormandie, with a floral casket and a long procession to Harmony Grove cemetery, reflecting broad community respect.
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Barbadoes and Haitis Warship Appropriations Noted
Havana dispatches report the English mail steamer brings novelties from the 16th. Hayti remains quiet as Congress votes appropriations for three new warships. Demerara estates begin winding down with a Christmas finish. crops may meet 1879 levels. Barbadoes expects an average crop while Turk Islands report salt prices at East Harbor and Grand Turk.
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New England News: Prison Warden Appointment and Local Crimes
Gov Davis plans Gustavus Bean of Bangor as warden of the state prison after Col Porter declined. Peter Tracy of Portland fell from a train injuring a thumb and fingers. A Portland Irish National League branch forms with about fifty members paying $1 each. A Lewiston store robbery nets Ballard opera glasses, instruments, and Pomeroy revolvers and knives valued around $200 each. A New York bank suit against Chaffee is decided in his favor, notes tied to a prior assignment.
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Andover forms Congregational church with Rev Howard Moody
In New Hampshire a Congregational church is formed at Andover with Rev Howard Moody in charge for now. The State Historical Society will mark the 200th anniversary of the Provincial Government next month.
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Huntington Man Receives 75 Day Jail Sentence
An 83 year old Huntington man was sentenced to seventy five days in jail for intoxication and reacted with strong disgust when his son paid the fine. Gen Burt plans a new Saratoga to White Mountains route via Bennington and Rutland with a line Rutland to Woodstock. George Nichols of Northfield, the Secretary of State, has served fifteen years and is likely to be reelected. State officers’ commissions expired the 14th but laws keep them in office until successors are chosen. Railroad officials eye routes from Bellows Falls to Springfield Windsor and from Windsor to Cornish Claremont Greenfield Vermont to create a Vermont Boston shortcut.
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First Black Fox Shot Near Wareham by Fur Company Party
The American Fur Company led by Earl Ryder and including John Thompson and others shot the region’s first black fox at East Head Wareham, Col Thomas of Taunton credited with the kill. Also reported are a suspected abduction plot, a Norfolk line crash injury, and other local incidents.
Wintry Weather Halts Erie Canal Traffic Across Regions
Reported cold snap and ice lock major canal routes from Albany to Syracuse. Seven million bushels of corn afloat. Champlain and Welland Canals frozen. vessels and boats halted or frozen in at Toledo Syracuse and Oswego. temperatures from five to ten below zero in Wisconsin and Michigan with heavy snows in the Lake Superior region.
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New Company Organized to Rebuild Rochester and State Line
A Rochester and State Line Railroad foreclosure leads to a reorganization plan by Adrian Selin Jr Watson H. Brown and Anson Phelps Stokes forming Lake Ontario Rochester and Pittsburg with 12 000 per mile first mortgage bonds 1600 per mile income bonds and 20 000 per mile stock. Steel rails demand rises as West and Southwest rail networks expand with Pennsylvania firm booking 40000 tons.
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Citizens Organize to Exterminate Outlaws in Fort Pierre
Citizens form a vigilance committee to rid Fort Pierre of a feared outlaw band. A clash leaves Arkansas Joe dead and four others wounded as both sides clash amid armed confrontations on the Missouri River frontier.
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French warship Chateau Renaud sails to Vera Cruz with minister aboard
The French man of war Chateau Renaud left New Orleans for Vera Cruz carrying Baron Boissy L Angles, French Minister to Mexico. In port, levee laborers trackmen and cotton rollers wage a strike demanding forty cents an hour. steamboat crews offer only twenty five cents.
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Defendants Face Conspiracy Trial Over $8000 Bail Defraud
In Philadelphia on November 22 the trials of Dr John Buchanan Martin Chapman and T Thomas Vandusen began in the United States District Court for conspiracy to defraud the U S out of eight thousand dollars the amount of Dr Buchanan's bail.
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Lawmaker Objects to Raums Armored Revenue Move
Hon. J. Floyd King writes to the President condemning Commissioner Raum and H. B. Lanier for an alleged plan to deploy armed forces in the Fifth Louisiana district. King asserts current peace, questions Lanier's fitness given prior tax and violent conduct, and warns against使用 troops against lawful citizens.
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Warm Hornets. A Dire Lesson From a Village Remedy
A Detroit Free Press tale recounts an old Catharine Street healer who buys a hornets nest to treat a stiff neck. The nest escapes, swarms the market, and causes chaos as hornets sting shoppers and workers, ending with Uncle Tom’s quip about the failed remedy.
Bank of Montreal Stock Advances on Ex Dividend
Market activity shows the Bank of Montreal rising to 160 ex dividend. Reports also mention drownings in the Quebec river, a boiler explosion at Fisk Law Co in Toledo injuring two, and lifting insurance fraud cases dismissed by grand jury. Arizona Salt River farmers plant cotton, aided by Southern Pacific access to market the crop.
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Steamship DeLambre Grounds Near Southwest Pass
The British steamship DeLambre from Rio with 26,000 bags of coffee went ashore in fog four miles from Southwest Pass light on Sunday. It lies in fifteen feet of water and draws eighteen feet. cargo will require lightening.
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Lotta’s Pretended Husband Arrested on Insanity Charge
Erhard Seapen, once in the headlines for posing as Lotta's husband, was arrested in San Francisco on a charge of insanity.
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Fog whistle planned for Beaver Tail after Rhode Island wreck
Rhode Island wreck prompted fog horn installation at Beaver Tail. Providence Telephone Company operates 1060 phones with links to Woonsocket Pawtucket and Bristol. Steamer Providence of Fall River line repaired shaft at Watch Hill and resumed route Monday evening. Brown University catalogue lists 247 students: 3 graduates 43 seniors 58 juniors 67 sophomores 76 freshmen, down 13 from last year but undergraduates unchanged.
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Gloucester Sailor Missing After Port Mulgrave Departure
Peter Dunn from Port Mulgrave Nova Scotia sailed Oct 21 in a 20 foot boat. He reached Halifax then left for Gloucester on the 31st and has not been heard from since. Arrival anxiously awaited by Navy and family.
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Two Boch children Die in Napa House Fire
Napa dispatch reports two children of Charles Boch inter burned to death when a house fire trapped them inside during their parents absence this afternoon in Napa California.
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Vote totals by ticket and regional canvass in 19th century races
The report lists official election tallies: Seward 555,544. Hewitt 584,511. McDonald 12,373. Gates 1,517. Post 74. Seward leading Hewitt by 21,053. Brooklyn to form Central Democratic Association of Kings County with 300 members. Michigan results show Garfield 185,195. Hancock 131,301. Weaver 34,805. Dow 942. state governor races: Jerome 177,954. Holloway 137,691. Woodman 35,032. Virginia canvass assigns district winners with party tags. presidential electors yet to be concluded.
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Weather Prophet Vennor Predicts Heavy Snow Across Lands
Prof. Vennor in a private letter to the Albany Argus forecasts a very snowful winter. December opens with cloud and prospects of snow, several cold spells, sleighing favorable after midmonth, and heavy snowfalls toward month end. He adds January will bring extreme cold and destructive railroad blockades from Tremendous snow.
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Contractor William Davis Reeling From Lachine Canal Leak
Ottawa reports contractor William Davis has investigated a leak at Lachine Canal. Operations will be suspended until July next, putting 100 workers out of work as navigation at the canal closes. The last steamer arrived today.
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Cage pit reopening progress at Stellarton and Foord pit
News from Stellarton Nova Scotia reports the Cage pit reopens with favorable signs for resumed work while Foord pit shows similar conditions. Water enters at 7,200,000 gallons daily, stressing the fire as steam from the sun shaft decreases and the thermometer reads 90 degrees.
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Murder in Burke county as two men jailed
Ava Gusta Ga Nov 22 William Driscoll a white man was murdered by Mose and Frank Twiggs colored in Burke county last Thursday night They entered his sleeping apartment and shot him as he slept then set the bed on fire They have been arrested
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Chicago Court Faces Unusual Divorce Case Complications
The Superior Court heard a perplexing matter stemming from a man who married in Ohio, moved to Iowa, and secured a divorce there, before confronting further proceedings in Chicago. The case involves William A. Sloan and related proceedings connected to the prior divorce.
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Dobbins
Melvin
Ewsan i
Petele Dunn
Narragansett Disaster
Norwich
Conn
W.S. Young
Tenney
Stonington
U.S. District Court
Hartford
Political News
Richmond
Board of State
G. T. Garrison
J. F. Dezendorf
George D. Wise
Joseph Jorgensen
George C. Cabell
J. R. Tucker
John, Paul
James Barbour
Abram Tuckerson
P. J. Jordan
New York Museum of
Fancuil Hall
J. H. Ashton
State St
Cor
Merchants’ Row
Prang
Whittier
L. Prang & Co
Stellarton Pit
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ee Hy
Togo Sy Dasinb
Eabsekewiie Gankgawke Piex
Charles McLaren
Grand Rapids, Mich
Horticultural Hall
R. D'Oyly Carte
Archibald Ferges
U. S
Nozzug
GLOBE
Laugt Woue
EATRE
Car
John Stitson
NG Weer
Aig Fs
Uslee
Woenesar
Meade and
Maginney
Deacon Crankett
Boslon Teeatre
Compeins & His
Thankegivinea
Voyagers
Southern Seas
Grant
Corgeous
C. D. Blake
John B. Gough
New Tremont Temple
Bible Union
Gaiety Theatre
J. Wentworth
S. H. Drew
Bach
Si, de St. Remy
Agaptea
Clas
H. Drew
Howard Atheniun
WM. Harris
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!