Wager Shows Postal System's Global Reach
A Chemnitz resident mailed a card to himself May 24 proposing a world circuit via Alexandria Singapore Yokohama San Francisco and New York to Chemnitz to prove a 120 day travel limit. The card arrived 117 days after the original posting, prompting note that one hour earlier would have finished in 96 days.
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Washington
Postal Union
Berne
Chemnitz
Saxony
Alexandria
Singapore
Yokohama
San Francisco
New York
Germany
Berne International Bureau
Baltimore Banks Seek Clarification on Resumption Policy
The Baltimore banking committee, after a conference with Secretary Sherman, submitted a formal report and expressed hope that the Secretary’s frank views would calm fears over the Resumption net. It also adopted a resolution urging no preemptive policy lines until Congress reconvenes and currency acts are possibly amended.
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Baltimore
Sherman
Associated Banks
Congress
Treasury Report Shows Small Change in Customs Revenue
New statistics from the Register of the Treasury indicate customs duties for the last fiscal year varied little from the prior year, while total collection costs dropped about 311000 dollars. Major ports saw savings except Boston, where costs rose slightly, with Boston at 247660.63 against 627423.35 the prior year. several smaller districts also saw higher collection costs.
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Register of the Treasury
Boston
Silver dollar remonetization totals rise past two million monthly
Washington reports that through November 23 the total standard silver dollars coined since remonetization reached 19,814,551. About 10,500,000 are in the U S Treasury, 4,200,000 in mint vaults, and a little over 5,000,000 in general circulation. The first remonetization coinage occurred March 15, and the monthly output exceeds the legal minimum of 2,000,000 and below 5,000,000.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Court of Inquiry to review Reno at Little Big Horn
By direction of the President a Court of Inquiry is to assemble in Chicago on the second Monday in January to examine Major Reno’s conduct at the June 25 and 26, 1876 battle in which Gen. Custer was killed. The court will report an opinion and any recommended action. It comprises Col. King, Col. Merritt, Col. Royal, and Lieut. Lee as Recorder.
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Ninth Infantry
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Ex Gov Dingley and Cheney in Paris visit noted in dispatch
Reports from Paris place ex governor Dingley and Bates College president Cheney together at a social event. A loupeervier sparked excitement in Phillips village last week, while Smith Cram relocated from Foxcroft to Arcos and recently lost five children to diphtheria. James Morton shot a four foot ten inch tiger cat in Barnes district, and a three year old Durrell girl died after a rocking chair accident. Robert Morse of Newcastle took poison by mistake, and Jason Scribner faces a new trial in January before Judge Libbey after an indictment error. Pearl Gilbert, a Portland ship passenger, died in Cuba of yellow fever. William Haskell suffered severe injuries in a multiple fall during slate shed work at Abbot Depot. Rufus Gibbs won Bridgton’s legislative seat by seven votes over James Emerson. F L Bartlett notes Sullivan mine ore rich in native silver with seven foot vein, assays $40 to 800 per ton, 300 tons ready for shipment.
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Cheney
Bates College
Paris
Loupeervier
Phillips Village
Smith Cram
Foxcroft
Arcostook County
Diptheria
James Morton
Simonton’s Corner
Barnes
William B. Durrell
Kennebunk
Robert Morse
Newcastle
Jason P. Scribner
Kennebec County
Libbey
Pearl Gilbert
Chase’s Mills
E. Bredbury
Portland
West Indies
Cuba
William Haskell
Field
Bangor
Abbot Depot
George Taylor
Bridgton
Sullivan
Boston
Manchester Directory lists 235 names up 661 since 1877
The Portsmouth Chronicle notes an 1878 increase to 235 names in Manchester's new directory. It also reports a late summer Fors's Beach hotel construction for Mr Knox, a large Dartmouth term schedule, and various local notices including a notable bankruptcy involving D Arthur Brown and Henry Francis Brown with an assigned property to deputies and creditors in Providence and Boston.
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Manchester
Fors
James Martin
Epping
Cenin
Congregational Society of
Great Falls
Tiwan
Indagiin
Webb
Portsmouth Chronicle
Dartmouth College
Ceolieve
Ortal
D. Arthur Brown
Henry Francis Brown
Fishverville
Boscawen
Contoocoos
Contoocook
Concord
Contooceok Manufacturing Company
New Hampshire
Messrs Brown
John C. Pearson
Fisherville
Providence
RK. 1
Boston
Legacy of a Derby Line trade and a Bennington term
The report details Frank Pierce of Putney shooting at his father’s home in a temporary insanity episode. It notes his past as a Windsor Hotel clerk and hotel work, plus comments on Hayden the wife murderer. It also previews the December Bennington County Court term with 256 jury cases, 18 State, 26 chancery, and a hot venue change dispute involving the First National Bank of North Bennington and surrounding towns.
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Marshall Pierce
Putney
Tomes
Windsor
Montreal
Derby Line
Hayden
Bennington
First National Bank of
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Arlington
Dorset
Sunderland
A month old child dies suddenly in New Bedford
A month old child of Mark O Conn or of New Bedford died suddenly of apoplexy on Friday. The item notes multiple local incidents and court actions across Massachusetts including resignations, drownings, and fishing reports.
Sarmatian Salutes as Marquis and Princess Arrive in Halifax
The Sarmatian leaves harbor amid royal salutes and cheering crowds as the Marquis and Princess visit Halifax. They are greeted by Duke of Edinburgh and Dominion officials, then sworn in as Governor General at the Province building. The city decorates streets for a grand procession to Admiralty House with hearty cheers.
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Point Pleasant
George’s Island
Citadel
Duke of Edinburgh
Gen
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Joy
Archibald
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Brunswick Street
Italian court calm sought after bomb arrest in Florence
Rome reports the bomber confessed the crime as authorities and the King and Queen met Senators and Deputies to discuss restoring tranquility and progress in Italy. Paris says French police seized placards threats to supporters of the royal ovation and dynamite was found near the royal train. Socialists were arrested at Padua and San Sepolcro.
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Rome
Florence
Italy
Paris
Moniteur
Humbert
Padua
San Sepalero
England Cotton Mills Hit by Wages Strike
Ten thousand cotton spinners in Oldham began a strike with more to join from Bury as a five percent wage cut faced resistance. Some large mills have not posted reductions while slate quarrymen see seven percent cuts. Oldham mills report 12,000 workers halted. Zofingen and Aargau mills in Switzerland operate short time.
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Oldham
Bury
Carnarvonshire
Parrow-in-Furness
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Geneva
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Aargan
French monarchist letter praises past regime and calls for kingly return
Paris reports the Comite de Chambord writes to M. Munn whose election was invalidated. They congratulate him for opposing abuses of the old regimes still, but insist the protective shelter that aided past greatness must stand. They add that France must have God return as master and a king to reign.
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Paris
Comite de Chambord
M. Munn
Chamber of Deputies
Thir
France
Mrs La Bau to wed Lux Luxembourger Berger in Vanderbilt will case
New York November 25 Mrs Mary A La Bau daughter of the late Commodore Vanderbilt and a key figure in the Vanderbilt will contest will wed Francis Berger the Consul General at New York from the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Berger, a former financier and author, arrives amid will litigation and social prominence as discussions hint at a soon marriage within two weeks if the will suit remains unresolved.
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Commodore VanDerbilt
Vanderbilt
Francis Berger
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
M. Berger
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
London
Orange-Nassau
Congress of the
Grand Duchy
la Bau
Oldest Dutch Reformed Church in New York Celebrated
Correspondence from 1878 describes the 250th anniversary of the Dutch Reformed Church in New York City, its early buildings, and notable clerical speakers. It also covers a Boston to New York maritime scene, South American trade implications, and a sermon on commerce and travel amid a busy city life.
Newman in Swamp Refuge After Louisiana Ballot Box Attack
A New Orleans dispatch says G. R. M. Newman clerk of the district court fled to the swamps after a late night raid on the court house. Ballot boxes and records were gutted and hurled into the Bayou Teche, and Newman reports armed men terrify his household while Parish Attorney Wilson warns he may be targeted. The case ties to alleged vote fraud involving J. R. Acklen and Hebert and sparks state investigations.
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District Court
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Court House
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W. K. Wilson
Newman
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Tlam
J. R. Acklen
Hebert
Wilson
Franklin
Noted forger marries Boston girl and is arrested in San Francisco
San Francisco reports G. Saville, using the name Saville, registered at Baldwin Hotel on the first, induced E. J. Baldwin to buy 25 000 dollars in mining stock and pledged a letter of credit from Union Bank of London plus two ten pound notes. Declares innocence while police link him to a gang led by W. J. Floswell. Saville previously passed as an English nobleman in St Louis and married a Boston girl, then moved on to Denver and San Francisco.
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Rocky Mountain Detective Association
London
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Broadway
Great Dairy Fair Preparations in New York
Preparations near completion for the great Dairy Fair at the American Institute building opening December 2. Prizes total six thousand dollars. Entries of butter and cheese over two hundred pounds each number nearly a thousand, with many from abroad. Blooded cattle exhibition expected to be the largest yet, with limited accommodations forcing discrimination to maintain quality. A full creamery and cheese factory will demonstrate butter and cheese making from milk reception to consumption, using four to five hundred gallons of milk and about thirty gallons of cream daily.
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Fugitive Trapped: Nashville Merchant Seized by Boston Creditor
New York reporting states Redmond, a Nashville merchant who fled amid creditors, was seized at Chattanooga and escorted to Nashville by Ward Blake of Carrick Calvert Co Boston and an associate. He was kept under surveillance after being carried from the city by train. Blake declines to reveal his location. Authorities believe Redmond carries over $10,000 in cash.
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Forged Note Forgery Case In Hartford Bank
A man using the name Saul Stern passed a forged note for 3106 at the Connecticut River Bank in Hartford. He claimed to be a Stern & Sons partner of Paterson New Jersey silk makers and swapped a New York draft for goods worth 1000 dollars, a 1800 dollar check, and 200 dollars in cash with diamond merchant David Mayer. Mayer pursued Stern, recovered the goods and the check, while the draft awaits investigation and the real Brown & Thompson Co. denies any dealings with Paterson.
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Supreme Court Dismisses NH Railroad Cases in Session
Fortsmouth New Hampshire November 25 The Supreme Court in session here dismissed several NH railroad disputes due to adjusted questions The cases include Amoskeag Savings Bank vs Eastern Railroad and related actions The court also heard Merchants National Bank of Boston vs Eastern Railroad and Frank Jones involving notes totalling 35000 dated February 5 1875 The Kane Trustees question awaits submission to the full court
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Albert Jones
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Railroads Meet Over Eastbound Passenger Rates
In St Louis two meetings of railroad representatives discussed restoring eastbound passenger rates but made no definite agreement. Report says Atlantic and Great Western charged scalpers and some reads claim rates won’t be restored until tickets given to scalpers are withdrawn. A further meeting is slated for tomorrow.
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Atlantic
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Lowell meeting endorses mayor and alderman nominees
In Lowell Massachusetts at a meeting of the Independent Butler Battalion Mayor Richardson was endorsed for re election George E Scripture and C A R Dimon were nominated for Aldermen at large At a Democratic City Committee meeting a letter from B Puffer declining nomination as Alderman was received Action was deferred to the next meeting.
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George E. Scripture
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Prominent Manchester Lawyer Dies After Illness
Morrison Hiland of Manchester New Hampshire, a longtime partner from the firm Morrison and Hiland, died of apoplexy on November 25. A Langdon native and Dartmouth graduate class of 1862, he served in the state legislature in 1876 and on Gov. Weston's staff in 1874. He was active in Amoskeag Veterans and the Masons, respected as a brilliant NH legal figure, and brother to Dr Thomas Hiland of the U S Navy.
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N. H
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