Congressional probes reveal robbery of a national bank
Washington report from January 14 notes a Senate special committee inquiry into a robbery alleged during the Pacific Mall investigations. The piece covers presidential calls for specie resumption, revenue measures, and minting needs, with testimony from former Washington mayor James G. Berrett on lobbying and subsidies.
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Pacific Mall
James G. Berrett
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Sam Ward
Joseph H. Berrett
Swann
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Bertet
Bnalness
Frozen Deaths Reported After Severe Montana Cold
Heleba Mount Jan 14 Last night the thermometer dropped and small quantities of mercury in pimle area congeated Proof whiskey froze solid in half a d catenin Four Chinamen who left town Tuesday afternoon were found Wednesday morning half a mile from town frozen to death the whiskey they had with them in small kegs was frozen solid There is an unconfirmed report from Phillipsberg Montana of two China men being frozen to death in that place
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Heleba
Mount
Pimle
Phillipsberg
Montana
Conference on Presbyterian Union Adjourns Without Accord
Baltimore January 4 The conference committee on uniting the Northern and Southern Presbyterian Churches adjourned after a week without reaching an agreement.
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Baltimore
Committee of Conference On the Union of the
Northern
Southern Presbyterian Churches
Four Galena stores burned. losses reach $125,000
A fire in Galena Illinois destroyed four large stores and their contents with an estimated loss of $125 000 and insurance of $85 000. In Jackson Mississippi the Congressional Committee resumed its investigation, finishing up at midnight and planning to return to Washington this evening.
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Galena
Jackson, Miss
Congressional Committee
Washington
Columbus House Journal records Louisiana matter resolutions
Ohio Columbus January 4. House Journal records adoption of resolutions denouncing the government action in the Louisiana matter by the Legislature yesterday at the request of forty three Republican members.
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Columbus
Louisiana
House Journal
Jury discharges without indictment in Mobile election killing case
The Mobile Circuit Court Grand Jury, in session since December 23, was discharged yesterday. They found no indictment against any Sumpter County prisoners or Mobile arrestees charged with killing two negroes on election day. The jurors were mostly Republicans with five African American members.
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Mobile
Ala
United States Circuit Court
Sumpter County
Bank Sought in Carbondale Raid at First National
In Carbondale Pennsylvania two men barged into the First National Bank gagged the cashier and escaped with ten thousand dollars in currency. Two suspects were later arrested in Scranton. In Madison Wisconsin Governor Taylor's message opposed Louisiana action and Sheridan's plan. He backs no railroad tax change but calls for road regulation and notes Potter law flaws.
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Carbondale
First National Bank
Madisopi
Wis
Taylor
Louisiana
Sheridan
Foreign items and colonial conflicts in early reports
A mix of dispatches notes attacks on a New Zealand cutter Lapwing by Santa Cruz Island natives and a British warship Sand Fly repelling them. Dutch troops seize nine Acheen forts after heavy fight with 21 killed 65 wounded for the Dutch. 271 enemy killed. Other items reference Gladstone and colonial tensions in Havana Madrid Zarona Littl Rock cases and Vatican infallibility debates.
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New Zealand
Santa Cruz Island
Padang
Acheen
Gladstone
Liberal Party
Inconsistent Allegiances and Political Tilt Across Posts
The article notes uncharitable and unwarranted statements about ecclesiastical authority, including the Papal and synodal positions. It cites a Catholic view that infallibility concerns faith not action and contrasts spiritual versus secular allegiance. It then covers political caucuses in Harrisburg and St Paul, Wisconsin legislature, and Montana territorial government, with various election outcomes and speeches on Louisiana matters.
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God's Holy Church
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