White Labor Manufacturing Company opens in San Francisco
The article describes a new White Labor Manufacturing Company formed by prominent San Francisco citizens to supply labor to white workers and exclude Chinese labor. A 150-employee clothing plant is ready, cash sales expected weekly, and the motto No Chinese Need Apply is featured. The piece connects the venture to racial labor tensions and likens it to a political motto.
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Record cold wave grips United States and Canada in November
A sweeping November cold wave extends from Manitoba to the Gulf of Mexico and from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic. Temperatures range from 30 on the Virginia coast to 40 below in the Northwest, with Boston markets noting bitter winds and brisk trade in warm goods as Thanksgiving approaches.
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Death of priest from exposure during hunting expedition
In Muani toba, Rev. Father Hert died from exposure and fatigue after getting lost on the plains. His body was found by the mounted police near Battleford as a brutal cold snap hit Winnipeg and Danville reports. The cold wave continues across Newfoundland with records of frigid conditions.
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Official Vote of Illinois and Other 1880 Totals
Illinois official presidential electors show Garfield 518032, Hancock 277635, Weaver 26053. Garfield leads governor race by 3467. Providence mayor Hayward wins by 1638, Republicans sweep Aldermen, licenses vote split. Cincinnati fraud case bound to grand jury. New Jersey governor results: Ludlow 121666, Potts 121015. Alabama senator James L. Pugh elected. Garfield in Harrisburg to Cameron. Nevada senate seat contested over bribery claim.
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Newfoundland Tragedy Reveals Murder Confessions
In St John’s Nova Scotia district Ephraim, the Eskimo murderer, was captured after a six day chase. He confessed to killing Philip during a dispute over Nancy, Ephraim’s paramour, stating Philip seized his gun and he shot him in the neck from behind. The body was buried in a reindeer skin grave with the gun hidden nearby. Ephraim, 36, is charged and linked to other crimes.
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An English Naval Officer Who Needs a Curb Upon His Tongue
Norfolk Va November 23 The Navy Yard officers are angry at the captain of the British Sandringham for cursing American navy officers and the flag after docking approval to repair the vessel. Commodore Hughes ordered the ship moved from the yard and no work begun until further Navy instructions.
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Forgeries in Ohio Huge Swindle Exposed Arrests Made
Cincinnati reports A J Tullis lawyer and Jacob Nine indicted for forgery in a scheme involving deeds to land owned by eccentric millionaire Jeremiah Tullis who died two years ago. About 10 000 acres in Iowa near Fort Yoedge and lands in Illinois Missouri and Tennessee were fraudulently conveyed to innocent holders. The method used was a deed from Tullis to McGoldrick dated before his death, then re conveyed to others and sold to victims.
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Wreck on New York and New England line near Andover
A collision between an extra engine and a freight train near Andover injured brakeman Peter Aplebet who died in hospital. Nine cars and two engines were wrecked. several crew jumped and were hurt. Engineer Gillette fled, violating orders, and remains missing. Damage to equipment could reach $20,000.
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Alder Men condemn Passion Play plan in New York
The Board of Aldermen adopted resolutions condemning the proposed Passion Play and asked the Corporation Attorney for opinions on existing laws to prevent its introduction. A separate incident saw David Denny and Peter Connins in a violent quarrel at Denny’s home ending with Connins kicking Denny. Connins was arrested. Samuel H. Stevenson, tea dealer, has liabilities of $100,000.
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South Carolina General Assembly Opens with Re-elected Leaders
Columbia S C November 23 The General Assembly convenes with House re electing J Sheppard of Edgefield as Speaker and other officers. Senate re elects J D Witherspoon of York as president pro tempore. Governor and Lieutenant Governor to be inaugurated Tuesday next.
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Postmaster General Sees Growth and Reforms in Postal Service
The Postmaster General releases a comprehensive annual report detailing robust growth in the money order system and proposed reforms. He backs higher rate efficiency, calls for postal savings and telegraphs, and urges legistlation to foster American steamship and postal services.
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Census Test Aims to Shield Southern Seat Claims
The article reports on political maneuvering surrounding census results and potential apportionment, detailing efforts by cabinet members and Republican leaders to challenge counts. It notes Col Butterfield’s labors, Wallace’s retraction, and the push to verify June census accuracy amid accusations of tampering to gain Southern representation.
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Internal Revenue Regulations for Officers and Courts
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue issued regulations guiding revenue officers district attorneys marshals and clerks in cases where the United States is a party. The rules urge vigorous but prudent action against fraud while avoiding prosecutions for minor unintentional offences and require prompt preparation and speedy trial with no unnecessary delay in collecting judgments.
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R M Reynolds submits the annual report to Secretary Sherman detailing fiscal year ending June 30 1880. Receipted accounts adjusted 7035 involving 1 206 298 429 TI disbursement accounts 20046 totaling 1 893 413 4 538. Total accounts adjusted 27081 with vouchers examined 3 099 712 57124. Recommends new Division of Miscellaneous Accounts to handle unassigned cases and notes rising workload.
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Reverend Conway Exitus and Queen Victoria Gift at White House
A Republican note jokes about Rev Gen Conway's exodus efforts and a promise to remit a debt for a departure. A large desk from Queen Victoria arrives at the White House, carved from Resolute timber and bearing a Franklin search inscription. Gen Garfield and wife arrive, greeted quietly, with a local club delegation. A Treasury official rules two year limit on refund claims for internal revenue taxes, or they lapse.
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Great Northern Pacific Scheme Progress Report
A Philadelphia interview with Charles B. Wright details the plans for the Northern Pacific Railroad syndicate to provide 40 million dollars for the line's completion. The syndicate includes Drexel Morgan Co and Belmont Co among others, with bonds valued 90 to 100 percent and full completion within three years. Earnings news notes Denver and Rio Grande weekly gains amid winter snow disruptions.
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Bond Withdrawn For Hedden Embezzlement Case In Jersey
W B Bond withdrew from Hedden’s bail bond in federal court in Trenton New Jersey. Hedden must secure a new bond or face jail. Embezzlement trial tentatively set for the second Tuesday in January.
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Pacific steamship Ayaceco overdue as Wachusett arrives
The Pacific Steam Navigation Ayaceco remains thirty six hours late from the South while the US Wachusett docks from Guayaquil. The Mary E Hall bound for David was stopped by Chilean Amazonas. two blank shots fired then shells as Nash crew refused to heave to. Cargo listed as general merchandise for David in Chiriqui. captain sought safe passage for family aboard. Chilean commander apologizes after detention. Ecuador seeks entry to postal union, hindered by mail carriage costs. obstacles expected to fade soon.
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Rise of Jewish influence and European tensions reported
Berlin rumors allege authorities may back efforts to curb Jewish power in the Empire. Bismarck and son push anti usury law. Rev Stoecker pursues anti Semitic aims. Warnings of war between Egypt and Abyssinia. Hamburg free trade and Zollverein debates. Other items note Dervish Pasha in Dulcigno, Montenegrin moves, and France’s De Cissey inquiry.
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First day races at Citizens' Association meet in Augusta
The opening program featured three races. In the one mile introductory scramble Pacific with Tom Barlow won, Little Red second, time 1 49 1 2. Mile heats saw Gabriel first Red Fox second Duplicate third, times 1 56 and 1 51. The 11 2 mile dash for three year olds was topped by Col Sprague Planetoid Jr. with Bee Swing second, time 2 51 3 4.
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Diphtheria Spreads Rapidly in Chicago Reports
Health reports show diphtheria spreading quickly in Chicago with unusually severe cases. Whole families are affected in some instances, blamed on defective sewerage. Landlords ordered to improve sanitary conditions in affected properties.
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Municipal Convention nominates Pulsier for mayor in West Newton
The Republican City Convention at City Hall West Newton nominates Mayor Pulsier by acclamation after delegates choose Henry E. Cobb as chairman and George H. Woodman as secretary. Ward lineups list aldermen nominees and a school committee slate with a vacancy rule adopted by the delegations.
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The sub committee opposes funding an East Boston ambulance citing a $700 to $800 cost plus horses drivers and upkeep. Alderman Woolley attends City Hall as he recovers from illness. The Water Board asks the Legislature to grant authority to acquire real estate for high service reservoir expansion. The Board of Health orders vacating Nos. 5 Stillman Street and 24 Sheefe Street for sanitary reasons.
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Thieves Break In at Collins Millinery Store in Charlestown
Criminals raided C. B. Collins's millinery shop at 359 Main Street Charlestown stealing silk satin and plush goods valued between 300 and 499 dollars. Loot boxes were found Tuesday behind Policeman Dempsey's residence. Police report multiple arrests for thefts including $20 and a 15 dollar suit from Merrimac Street and other petty larcenies across Charlestown.
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Arsenic Poisoning Feared After Reception Tragedy
At a Kingston area reception near Kingston Roan county Tennessee arsenic was mixed with soda by mistake causing five deaths and about thirty illnesses in the host and guests. A second report from Chattanooga notes a Roan county wedding party where arsenic used as seasoning instead of salt poisoned twenty seven guests with six dead and three more in danger.
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Ty Man Confesses to Firing the Asylum Building
A man connected with the asylum has confessed to firing the building. Authorities investigate motives and secure charges as fire damage assessors evaluate the site. Detectives pursue further leads as officials warn of ongoing safety concerns for residents and staff.
Fires Rip Through Multiple Mills and Homes Across Regions
A series of fires across Bradford Vermont Hastings Michigan East Saginaw Michigan Fabyan New Hampshire Clifford New Jersey and Pittsburg Navy on November 23 destroyed homes mills saw works and a factory. Losses ranged from 3 000 to 40 000 with various insurances and several injuries reported. Mrs Walsh suffered burns but is expected to recover.
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