Indian Boarding School project and other 1860s items
Secretary of the Interior authorizes an Indian Industrial Boarding School at Arkansas City Kansas amid petitions by Dr Mudd who treated Wilkes Booth for Lincoln’s assassination. Navy approves a President’s Flag and Kansas GOP renominates Governor St John. Reports from Illinois Prohibition, Indianapolis Board of Trade, and Egypt crisis outline political moves, accidents, and disasters including the Gold Dust boiler explosion on the Mississippi with many deaths and rescues.
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Russian Suez Question Probed at Conference Sitting
The Russian representative sought an explanation for Britain’s Suez occupation. Dufferin said the action was a military necessity to save the town from destruction and pillage. Other items note France’s population at 37,672,048, the Czar walking without an escort, 140 suspects in Irish prisons, and 321 July evictions affecting 1,619 people.
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Congress Bills Vetoes and Appropriations List
A summary of actions from the Forty seventh Congress session includes bills passed by both chambers and vetoed by the President, with two later amended and approved. It lists appropriations for government needs, land districts, river bridge plans, post routes, life-saving services, and various department budgets through 1883.
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Local Herald Offers Modern Job Materials and Quick Work
The Herald office announces a new complete outfit of the latest job materials and readiness to perform all types of job work on the shortest possible notice.
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Vast 1881 Production Highlights Across Agriculture and Industry
A historical survey notes 290 million dollars worth of fish caught and cured in 1881, tobacco and hay crops by state totals, maple syrup and sugar outputs in Ohio, mammoth postal volumes worldwide, and lead production estimates placing the United States as a major global supplier.
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Superstition in Massachusetts and a Foreclosure Curse
A Fall River foreclosed house changed hands to an elderly buyer who curses the sale claiming the purchaser would go blind. The new owner grew ill and died, with friends suggesting the curse and fear may have influenced her health and death.
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