Unseasonably Hot Weather and Political Turmoil Revealed
Reports from northern New England note an unprecedented heat spike with readings near 110 degrees in New Hampshire. In Congress, Knott’s bill to block military interference at elections failed over a veto, while Warner’s bill faced adjournment and a pending motion on the question. Also: a fatal poisoning case in Watertown, N Y, a man’s sudden illness in his yard, and fires around Pittston and Shenandoah prompt relief efforts amid mining region tensions. The navy enlistment bill and Captain Eads’ Mississippi jetties payment are signed, and possible dual money standard negotiations surface with Secretary Evarts. Weather across Minnesota and nearby states remains cool and rainy, boosting wheat market projections of 30 to 40 million bushels. The Kinney and Hail interracial marriage case moves through Virginia and Washington disputes over federal rights. The narrative ends with a long interior scene exploring fear, burglary, and an anxious home night.
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Mr. Barton
Pittston
Laflin
Broad Mountains
Schuylkill County
Shenandoah
Edward Kinney
Susan Hail
Virginia
U.S. ci Geut al Richman Hy
Kinney
United States
Grant Sails for Japan and Global Briefs
General Grant and party have sailed for Japan. Professor Grisebach, a distinguished botanist, is dead. A note questions Pere Hyacinthe seeking sect recognition. Spain weighs reestablishing the siege in Basque provinces. Since January six cargoes of American cattle at British ports carried pleuro-pneumonia. One hundred emigrants left Ottawa for Manitoba, total over a thousand since January. Communal elections largely favor the government. Senor Martinez pledges to support the government. Indian government seeks subscriptions to five million pounds at nine tenths issued at 94. The Pope named Dr Newman cardinal and paid tribute to his service to church and society.
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Ottawa
Manitoba
Senor Martinez
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Peat
John Stetler
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Jom Grundy
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E.ee
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Gamvel L. Pugh
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Hanti
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Hudson, Sparks & Co
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Aia
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Chester Railread
CORRE
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Chester Depot
Upland
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Payin
Ating
Superior
Will
Reece Monvoy
Frank K. McCollum
BROAD
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Military Academy
Col. Theo. Hyatt
Oren Young
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East Eighth Street
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New England
New Hampshire
New York
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Reuben
Teresa
Noman
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Coustr
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Tom
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Nester
Tharely
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