Morocco slave market report and varied 19th century notes
A chaotic blend of historical items notes slaves in Morocco sold by Sultan Maley Hassen, US grape transport figures, Cherokee land sales, Indian lawyers, travel plans, famines, misdated climate myths, and a 19th century naval update. Several biographical curiosities and quotations pepper the column, with a final quip about Bret Harte.
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Morocco
Sultan Maley Hassen
Congress Actions and Incidents Reported in December
Senate debates include purchasing site for Supreme Court building and a Columbus statue. memorial for Columbus day. nominations for circuit judges. branch mint at Council Bluffs and a Niagara Falls canal discussed. House adjourns to the 19th after noting death of Rep. Houk. Reports cover pensions, reciprocity with British West Indies, market data, rail and train accidents, crimes, and notable civic events across multiple states.
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United States Circuit
William L. Putnnam
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First Judicial Circuit
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Connecticut
George M. Dallas
Pennsylvania
Nathan Goff
West Virginia
William F. Taft
Ohio
William A. Woods
Indiana
Committee On
Taylor
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Leonidaa €. Houk
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Senate
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Turpie
United States
Stewart
Wisconsin
Multiple disasters and scandals plague early 1900s news
A rennyooar capsized in the Elbe near Hamburg with ten drowning victims. In Liehring thousands of seals starved after dam deaths. Russia faces famine brigandage, while China and Cuba report fires and thefts. Senate rites mark Senator Plumb's death. tariff tweaks and Newfoundland fisheries hints emerge. Missouri debates Jefferson Barracks jurisdiction. A St Louis mother and daughter reunite after twenty years.
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Senator Plumb Dies in Washington at 34
Senator Plumb of Kansas died suddenly in Washington after suffering brain trouble and apoplexy. He grew ill after returning from Philadelphia and was attended by Dr. Wales. his remains were embalmed and prepared for funeral arrangements. Vice President Morton and others visited, with Peffer and leading senators offering condolences. Funeral plans call for a service in Washington and interment in Emporia, Kansas, with a large ceremony and official processional.
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Farishc Comet War Preparations Reported Near
Reports from Washington confirm war preparations with Chili. Admiral Brown secured options on the tug Fearless and four Spreckels steamers Zealantia Australis Mariposa Alameda for transport service. Zealandia ready in ten hours, others within three weeks, Monterey armor plating, and cruiser San Francisco likely to sail Wednesday.
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Law Partners Doubt Lincoln Resignation Rumor
Isham Lincoln Beale associates in Chicago deny reports that Robert T. Lincoln plans to resign as minister to England. They say Lincoln has not communicated any intent and would inform them if such a move were real. Beale notes a recent letter from Lincoln and remains skeptical of the rumor.
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Isham
Beale
Lincoln
Two Million Dollars Silk Lost on Infected Steamer
San Francisco reports the Pacific mail steamer City of Peking from the Orient with small pox aboard. Two cases in the steerage fearfully endanger cargo including $1,000,000 worth of silk. Quarantine and potential landing of passengers and cargo under review by the board of health, amid hopes to resume business activities.
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