Senate measures and tariff business amid varied notices
Senate actions include favorable report on a Nicaragua maritime canal project, a bill to retire Rufus Ingalls with Major General rank, and passage of a Centennial Cotton and Industrial Exposition plan with a revised invitation process. House and Senate conferees on post office appropriations, tariff items debated, and numerous resolutions and adjournments noted amid public notices of disasters and arrests.
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Government Bond Call and Mint Inspection 1582 Details
The President designated a panel including L. D. Payson and William A. Richardson to test coin weight and fineness at mints reserved in 1582. Secretary Fouler issued a bond call for 15 million dollars of extended 5s with payments due May first. The notice lists bond numbers across denominations from fifty to fifty thousand dollars, detailing numerous serial ranges.
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Joseph Butler Sentenced for Life in North Adams
Joseph Butler received a life term at North Adams for felonious assault on three young girls last October. Ten years of the sentence are to be served in solitary confinement, marking the harshest penalty of its kind in the state’s history.
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West and South News Highlights From Late Month
Recap of events including Minnesota US Senate election by the legislature, Denver windstorm demolishing buildings and injuring people, Downey disputing Tehachapi railroad disaster causes, a fatal fire in Indiana and Texas losses, a Nebraska state treasurer shortage, a fatal duel in New Mexico, and deaths of notable figures including Professor Alexander Dimitry in New Orleans.
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CETEWAYO Reinstated King of Zululand as Chiefs Protest
CETEWAYO was reinstated as King of Zululand with about five thousand Zulus at the ceremony. Many chiefs voiced strong dissatisfaction with the conditions of his restoration and the political arrangement surrounding it.
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Consecration of Brsuor Thompson as Mississippi Bishop
A long news summary notes Brsuor Thompson to be consecrated in New Orleans on the 24th as Bishop of Mississippi. It covers fires at Standard Oil works in Cleveland with $250,000 loss, Rhode Island court actions over the Sprague estate, counterfeit arrests in Jersey City, patent fund totals, Cleveland flood damages, a presidential pardon, and Senate and House actions including tariff and law measures.
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Fraudulent Chicago firms barred from mails exposed by Ray report
Post-office Inspector Ray details a Chicago swindle involving Flemming & Merriam R. M W. Kendall & Co Charles J. Yenri & Co and Cudworth & Co. The firms ran a fictitious Mutual Investment Club using $10 shares to lure distant investors with fake profits. Estimated losses run into tens of thousands with registered letters and money orders as the main vehicle. Names of suspects are given along with corroborating certificates from Turnbull Colvin Nixon and others urging exclusion from receiving money orders and registered letters.
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New York Trusts Women Workers Insurance Firm Emerges
The Woman's Mutual Insurance and Accident Company is among New York's latest institutions, created to aid women and servant girls with coverage and benefits.
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Iraly Faces Debt and Looming War Fears
Iraly carries a national debt of 2,500,009,009 dollars and maintains an army of 1,000,000 men. The government fears a future conflict with France and prepares for possible hostilities in the coming years.
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Ohio Legislature Tracks Bills and Appointments in Late January
The Ohio Senate and House discussed and advanced multiple measures from January 25 to 30, including liquor traffic amendments, taxation for roads, and school book uniformity. Robert Dumm was confirmed trustee of the Girls' Industrial Home. various public works and legal actions were debated or postponed, with adjournments reported each day.
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New York City Building Costs Jump in 1882
The aggregate cost for new buildings in New York City during 1882 reached 44 778 686 dollars, edging up by more than 1 000 000 dollars from the previous year. Substantial attention was directed to fire resistant improvements amid the building surge.
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Paris Fashion Counter Klepto Mania Among Women
It is estimated that no fewer than 4,000 women are annually caught stealing from Paris counters, and the number of titled ladies seized with klepto mania while examining the fashions is almost incredible.
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Sandstorm Delays Southern Overland Train to San Francisco
The Southern Overland, due in San Francisco January 1, arrived 8:30 PM January 2 after a fierce Mojave sandstorm from Sumner Kern County. The express collided with a freight train, leaving passengers stranded for hours. Relief engines cleared the track, and by afternoon the journey resumed toward Tulare and Oakland with hours of delay but no serious injuries.
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Tragic accidental shooting ends life of Hopkins wife
Kansas City report describes a fatal kitchen gun mishap at Sands W Hopkins residence south of the city. Hopkins, age 25, claims he was cleaning a shotgun when the weapon discharged, tearing his wife’s head. Coroner to decide if inquest is needed.
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Rabies Inoculation Findings Presented At Paris Academy
Curious facts discussed by M. Bert show inoculation with mucus from a mad dog’s respiratory passages caused rabies, while saliva did not. A reciprocal blood transfusion between a healthy dog and a mad dog produced no rabies in the healthy animal.
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