Editorial bid for Washington Patriot editor position
The city has received liberal offers to Hon Grorce to assume chief editorial control of the Washington Patriot. His reply is not known, but a favorable decision would be a notable gain for the Democratic press at the national capital.
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Unparalleled Royal Pageant At Boston Grand Ball
Despatch reports a lavish event in Boston with aristocratic crowds, importers, and notable guests including M. and Mme Catacazy. The Duke's debut elicits packed salons, lavish attire, and orchestral splendor as American society stages a ceremonial display to honor Russian diplomacy, with plans to proceed to Philadelphia next.
Grand Duke in New York Ball at the Academy of Music
A grand ball in honor of Alexis the Grand Duke was hosted by the Committee of Citizens at the Academy of Music. Elite guests included Gov. Hoffman, Minister Catacazy, Gen. McDowell, Henry Clews, Christine Nilsson, Lester Wallack, and James Gordon Bennett Jr. The event featured lavish decorations, a color-changing fountain, and prominent photographs of the Russian imperial family.
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Adams Endorses Passive Democratic Policy in 1860 Debate
St Louis Nov 29 A Massachusetts statesman John Quincy Adams writes a letter to the Republican praising the passive policy of Democrats in the next Presidential race. He denounces the current administration as a national calamity and urges coalition moves to avert continued abuse of power and disunion, warning of civil war or submission to a usurper unless the Missouri policy offers a feasible route to reform. The piece argues party discipline must bend to protect liberty, even at risk of alienating old loyalties.
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Man Killed by Down Express Near Waltham Station
A man believed intoxicated was run over and killed by the down express train near Waltham station about 7 pm. He alighted from an up train despite a brakeman’s warning. Coroner E W Fiske identified him as William Doran a stevedore from North Cambridge. His body was taken to the Police Station.
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Fire on Steamer Sparks Inquest Adopts Adjournment
A fire was seen before the boat fully hauled in. The second engineer testified the fire had smouldered since the first blaze. The steamer’s manifest remained intact save a page with a memo noting oil barrels. Mr Palmer denied any confusion. Brexy body was found and moved with effort. The inquest adjourned to tomorrow morning with witnesses questioned but no decisive findings.
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Series of Forgeries and City Political Turmoil in New York
A sprawling New York report details a vast forgery scheme tied to Saroni & Lindemann, with losses around 109000 and the forger reportedly fleeing to Cuba after hiding lottery coupon proceeds. It also covers Connolly’s jail intake, Hunter's Point Catholic school clashes, a Black Friday verdict fight, savings bank troubles, Mayor Hall arrest orders, and a Democratic reorganizing address amid Tammany Hall corruption.
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Further Details of the Execution of Gen. Hosses and Companions
The dispatches report ongoing conditions surrounding the execution and provide updates on the fate of General Hosses and his officers. The Prince of Wales remains in the same condition, and political events include Minister Sickles’s marriage and the Belgian cabinet reshuffle. Bismark’s illness is noted as Mexico hostilities continue with progress and battles near Saltillo, with capitulation expected hourly.
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France executes Rossel and companions at Voilies camp
At dawn three military carriages carried Rossel Bourgeois and Ferre from the prison to the artillery camp at Voilies. Two thousand troops formed a square while twenty journalists watched. After the sentences were read Rossel was blindfolded and the firing squads shot the trio. The regiments passed the corpses as the band played.
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Prince of Wales Quiet Day Amid Fears of Change
London reports the Prince of Wales had a quiet day with physicians noting no dangerous change in his condition. Daily bulletins will be issued twice daily unless critical, then hourly updates follow.
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Ratification Seeks German American Consular Conventions
Berwin Nov 29 Prince Von Bismark transmitted a communication to the Federal Council requesting ratification of the Consular Conventions recently concluded between Germany and the United States. Bismark missed the Prussian Diet opening due to a prolonged indisposition.
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Resignation Shakes Ministry. Ghent ministers bow out
Bavsseva November 29 ministers tendered their resignations to the King. The people, satisfied with the progress achieved, dispersed and order prevails. Brexing November 29 the King commissioned Georges Francois Thonissen to form a new Cabinet. Jules Bara, praised by Ghent’s four hundred citizens for his political beliefs, may return to government. Lara was a former minister.
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Government reports executions shock Havana cemetery desecration
A Havana dispatch says medical students were executed for desecrating Castanon’s cemetery remains, provoking a government convening to decide on actions and delaying the Cadiz Cuba mail steamer by a day as authorities react.
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Probable Weather Outlook For Lakes Atlantic Coast
A barometer shows partial cloud and unsettled conditions with a Thursday probability of rain over the Lakes and Atlantic coast. Winds shift from brisk northwest to north along the lower Lakes toward North Carolina, with easterly winds and storm risk along the Gulf States and South Atlantic coast. Cautionary signals remain for Oswego Rochester Norfolk New York and ordered for New London Boston and Portland.
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Prions urge safe deposits and various goods offered
Prisons urged to deposit valuables with Union Safe Deposit Vaults at 40 State Street or rent a safe with a retainable key. Mentions vaults as fire burglar proof and guarded. manager Henry Lee to furnish circulars. Also advertises health tonics, carpets, and skin treatments from New England Carpet Company and vendors.
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