Hudson River rail line cost and tunnel details emerge
The proposed Hudson road from Jersey City to Buffalo is budgeted at about 26 212000 dollars with European funding largely. Land at Hoboken has been bought and work begun. a West Point tunnel would run beneath the riding school and parade ground, 96 feet wide and 20 feet high, about a mile long.
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United States news highlights from Washington dispatches
Reports from Spain note good relations with Minister Sickles and Spain’s wish for him to remain in Madrid as our representative. Sickles pushes abolition in Cuba and Puerto Rico. Vienna expo funds discussed after no Congress allocation. Mexican Claims Commission suspended awaiting diplomacy. Geneva arbitration progress unclear. Collector Casey’s successor uncertain. Laney favored. Metis disaster being investigated. Treasury plans September bond and gold actions. No minister to St Petersburg yet. Treasury plans for new public buildings underway.
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Fires Ravage Three Factories Across New York Area
In Hunter's Point L I Melty & Co. furniture factory burned yesterday evening consuming almost an entire block with a loss around 35000 insured partly. In Oswego Allen & Burchard's morocco factory and storehouse burned this morning with losses about 50000, 45000 insured. In Mill Point Ontario a large amount of lumber owned by H B Rathbun & Son burned today with estimated loss 40000 and no insurance.
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Dwyer Dies as Fire Destroys Nevada Mill
San Francisco reports pugilist Jimmy Dwyer died yesterday. The International mill at White Pine Nevada burned, with estimated losses of 250000 dollars. A China bound steamer carried 2662000 in treasure. Advices indicate Peiho fortifications and rifle pits. An attack on the American bark Benefactor at Hong Kong failed, with two seamen and a boy caught. Imperialists capture Kweichow, Mohammedan rebel stronghold.
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Andrassy Circular on Berlin Meeting Denied as Apocryphal
Vienna reports say Count Andrassy issued a circular claiming Austria and Germany and Russia will discuss Turkey, with assurances not to threaten France. The next day Vienna authorities pronounce the letter apocryphal, denying its authenticity and the alleged stance.
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Meeting of the Emperors interview with Napoleon
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Cockburn Absent From Geneva Arbitration Session
Sir Alexander Cockburn the English arbitrator did not attend the Geneva session yesterday. Counsel for both nations were absent. Mr Waite of the American counsel departed for Chamounix. No new developments occurred as discussions focus on numerous details delaying decision while tribunal work advances satisfactorily.
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Weather winds and clear forecast across regions
Northerly to westerly winds and clear weather will prevail on Monday over New England and Middle States. Northerly and easterly winds with clear weather for the Southern States east of the Mississippi. Generally clear from the Ohio Valley to Lake Erie and the upper Great Lakes with westerly to easterly winds. Southerly winds and partly cloudy weather for the Northwest.
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Queen Victoria Honors Stanley With Sparkling Snuff-Box
The Foreign Office announces a letter from Queen Victoria and a brilliant brilliants set snuff-box per Stanley for opening communications with Dr Livingstone. Granville signs the note praising Stanley’s prudence and zeal and requests acceptance of the accompanying memorial. Also notes Kellogg Rubinstein and Lucca sailing for America.
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Wonperrot Popularity in Europe and America 1871
Lyons Magnetic Powder leads insecticide sales in 1871 Europe and America, exceeding all other insect powders by over fifty percent. The product claims to annihilate bed bugs and roaches with certainty and is stated safe for human consumption.
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