Market and public notices in New York December issue
Special Dispatch reports stock dealings largely steady with firming due to manipulation and bears pressing for decline. Bank of North America cited for large Clearing House credit. Connolly confession notes and bail prospects. Grand Juries include Astor names. Edwin Booth returns as Hamlet to great crowd. famine and starvation scenes described with mass deaths.
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Times and Chronicle
New York
Bears
Bank of North America
Germany
London
The
Tribune
Connolly
Aspinwall
John Jacob Astor
Marshalloe
George K. Sistare
Edwin Booth
Hamlet
Press message commentary sparks mixed views on policy
Commenters note overall the message contains more to approve than condemn. The Times asserts the President's policy is misunderstood by some critics and highlights canals, Albany figures, and financial concerns connected to Connolly and a Harlem court case. Grand Jury activity and large sums are mentioned as part of ongoing probes.
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Albany
Connolly
J Brady
Harlem
Farmer Dies After Wagon Accident Near Jelared Bam
INDIANAPOLIS—The State Cases farmer near Jelared Bam, about sixteen miles from the city, was thrown from his wagon and killed this morning. Mike Murphy, injured in the Bee Line accident Sunday night, died today.
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Jelared
Bam
Times and Chronicle
Inpiaxaroias
Morrow
Mike Murphy
Blackburn-Levell trial adjournment after death note and vinegar death
Substantial adjournment in the Blackburn-Levell case followed the death of Major C H Blackburn's child. Proceedings featured testimony by James Weaver and Mrs Laura Elder, with Dr James D Miller noting the prisoner's insanity. A separate fatality occurred when Harvey Nation died after a barrel of vinegar toppled in his cellar, and water works negotiations with Holly Water Works offered a $15000 city bonus proposal.
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Times and Chronicle
James Weaver
Laura Elder
James D.miller
Chillicothe
Weaver
Blackburn
Gossard
Elder
Miss Lovell
Eee
Mateo Arcee Cotvenand
Rei
Miller
Lion. L. T. Neal
C.H. Blackburn
Dahesk
Cincinnati
Hugh Milligan
Harvey Nation
South Union Township
Holly Water Works
Terrible accident last night four drowned in river crossing
A terrible accident on the Pittsburg Charleston and West Virginia Railroad river crossing last night left four laborers Patrick King Owen McDonald George Welsby and Michael Corbett dead. The towboat Connell struck the skiff near Green Shemattar enweight and capsized the craft, tossing all aboard except Patrick King into the river. Capt Robinson of the Connell responded but the men could not be saved.
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Times and Chronicle
Prrrasune
Pittsburg
Charleston
West Virginia
Patrick King
Owen McDonald
George Welsby
Michael Corbett
Green
Shemttar Enwance
Pat. King
Capt. Robinson
Connell
Disputed meeting forms committee on resolutions in Columbus
In Columbus a meeting chaired by H H Hunter to appoint a committee on resolutions for the Weschtums affair convened with twenty bar members including A F Perry J W Andrews Henry Stanbery and W S Groesbeck. The group adjourned to January 9 and to meet January 8 in the city. A Cincinnati Ice Company certificate for 60 000 capital was filed, authorized to operate in Hamilton Butler Miami and Shelby counties.
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Brecial
Lancaster
Charles Goddard
Zanesville
Hunter
Henry Noble
H. H. Hunter
A. F. Perry
J. W. Andrews
Henry Stanbery
T. W. Powell
Peer Odlin
F. B. M. M. Granger
C. H. Scribner
Stanley Matthews
R. P. Ranney
W. Kennon
Sixteen Degrees Below Erre Limbs of the Law Froven
A man severely injured himself and faces needed leg amputation to save his life. Doctors report the condition is critical and foot removal is likely to be necessary to preserve the patient.
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Vely
Washington Dispatch on amnesty and policy shifts
Special Dispatch reports mixed reactions to a new amnesty measure and policy changes. It notes Utah polygamy concerns, expected bill introductions before holidays, and a Defense of Dawes tax plans while detailing House and Senate moves on government building purchases and Ku Klux actions. It mentions Garfield backing clerks' salary rise and Hooper seeking Supreme Court appeal authority in Territories.
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Times and Chronicle
Utah
Dawes
Maynard
Kelley
Roberts
Finkelnburg
Beck
Kerr
Baurch
Pennsylvania
Garfield
Farwell
Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Frank Blair
Morton
Hooper
United States Supreme Court
Train accident injures pork wagon driver on Jeffersonville road
Dominick Reister, a pork packer’s wagon driver, was struck by a locomotive on the Jeffersonville road while crossing Bank street. He was thrown twenty feet, the wagon was demolished, and he sustained severe injuries. In a separate incident, Alonzo Harbeson accidentally discharged a pistol, wounding his abdomen near the navel. doctors fear it may prove fatal.
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Times and Chronicle
New AxLnany, Inc
Dominick Reister
Jeffersonville
Bank Street
Reister
Alonzo Harbeson
Fatal buggy crash near Sanma injures man near Sidney
On a Sunday near Sanma O, a buggy crash occurred half a mile south of the area as Fred, Dickers, and Fred Wenner drove at high speed. The passenger Fred died from injuries while heading to his home in Sidney.
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Times and Chronicle
Sanma, O
Fred
Dickers
Fred. Wenner
Sidney
Quiet City Election Passes Quietly in Lowsville
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports Lowsville voters show little interest as the city election proceeds, with activity mainly among candidates and their close supporters.
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Times and Chronicle
Lowsville
Governor Brown's Opinion on Osage Reservation Policy
Gov Brown discusses matters of law and policy affecting the Osage Reservation and state bonds. He contrasts liberalism with southern policy, outlines constitutional provisions, and notes administration implications. The report mentions Fort Scott orders to remove white settlers from the reservation and references about six hundred people and thirty five prominent figures.
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Leon
Pham
Fort Scott
A Flour Mill Wrecked In Morning Explosion
A flouring mill owned by James Dowdy & Co. in Bincvon collapsed after an early morning explosion. The blast wrecked a five story building and destroyed an attached cider factory with about five hundred barrels of cider inside. Several barrels were hurled into the air and some dropped into neighboring houses.
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James Dowdy & Co
Senate Deliberations and Duluth Proposal Amid Washington Session
Congress in Washington as December 4 proceedings show Senate nearing full attendance. Senator Morrill proposes a resolution on whaling and related panels, while another bill seeks to establish a Duluth collection and a St Paul office. House actions not fully shown.
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Senate
Morrill
Canaan
Duluth
St. Paul
Ana
Brad
Departea
Ida Fe
Long Legislative Committee Listings From the House
The Speaker named numerous committees and members across Elections Ways and Means Public Lands Commerce and more with many state and district representations including McCrary Iowa Dawes Massachusetts and Kelley Pennsylvania. The session adjourned at 2 40 P M after the President's message was read and resolutions were referred.
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Mers
McCrary
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Boat
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Thomas
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Ivania
Farasw
Stevenson
Une
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Taorin
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R. Cox
Golddust Death and Lehigh Navigation Foreman Shot
Minor Hems Odeo Ruissell, new British minister to Germany, presented credentials as Golddust the stallion died at Louisville yesterday. Golddust’s owner reportedly received an offer for him days earlier. Morgan Powell, Lehigh Ceplane Navigation Company foreman at Mauch Chunk, Pa, was shot Saturday evening by an unknown assailant and died yesterday morning.
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T Dorsey
Golddust
Louisville
Morgan Powell
Lehigh Ceplane Navigation Company
Mauch Chunk
Debates on Postal Telegraph Refer to House Committee
In December proceedings the House debated Mr Dawes' resolution to refer the President's postal telegraph recommendation to a special committee. Democrats opposed the move. Farnsworth and Banks urged referrals to Post Offices and Post Roads or Foreign Relations. The motion to refer to Appropriations passed 10 to 98 to sustain the amendment.
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Times and Chronicle
Wasniséros
House
Dawes
Farnsworth
Banks
Committee On Appropriations
Committee On
Blackburn Levell Trial in Chillicothe Court
In Chillicothe Ohio on December 5 during the thirteenth day after noon session Mrs Laura Elder testified for the defense about Feb 1 1871. Dr Roberts vouched for the prisoner noting his long business record and calm demeanor while recounting conversations with stockmen about the case. Cross examination touched on insanity and property loss with the court forcing a direct right from wrong verdict inquiry.
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Times and Chronicle
Cullicorne
Laura Elder
CG. Roberts
Bain
John
Greenfield
Extreme Cold Grips City As Death and Fire Scar Streets
The daily misery grows as a woman is found frozen to death on the streets. Mayor Medill faces backlash over his inaugural call for city and fire limits to be identical. A boiler explosion at G C Clark distillery, 274 Third avenue, kills George Bennett and injures a second man. Damage is about $5 000.
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Times and Chronicle
CuicaGo
Medill
Citi
G. C. Clark
Third Avenue
George Bennett
State Dental and Cigar Makers Convene in Columbus
The State Dental Convention met in Columbus on December 5. About seventy delegates attended and C. Ki. Taft of Cincinnati, second Vice-President, called the meeting to order. The day’s topic was dental medicines. The State Convention of Cigar-Makers convenes here tomorrow.
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Times and Chronicle
CoLumbus
C. Ki. Taft
Cincinnati
Prince of Wales shows steady improvement in London bulletin
December 5 report from London notes the Prince of Wales slept comfortably and his illness improved slowly and steadily. Medical attendants say fever has remained controllable. Public anxiety about the outcome has diminished. Also in dispatches General Sickles and bride are en route to Liverpool for New York, while steamers Brussels Baltimore Erin have arrived out. Paris bills Bank of France circulation expansion expected in Assembly this week. Rumor Duke d Aumale and Prince Joinville will take seats in the Chamber of Deputies.
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Prince OF Wales
Loxdox
Mickles
D. E. Sickles
Bride
Liverpool
New York
Brussels
City of Baltimore
Erin
Paris
Bank of France
Annexation of the diamond fields to British Dominion
London reports the annexation of the diamond fields to the English Dominion in South Africa. Arbitration by Germany, Holland and the United States arrived too late to stop negotiations. News from the diamond fields is favorable, but violent storms caused damage and loss of life. Lowe, ex-Chancellor, lectured at Halifax urging support for the monarchy and defending the Queen against Sir Charles’s charges.
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The
Diamond Fields
London
South Africa
Germany
Holland
United States
Lowe, Cynstres
Robert Lowe
Hialifax
Charles
Fire destroys Barabee stores in Wisconsin blaze
Mapisor December 5 report a severe fire at Barabee Wisconsin yesterday that consumed the stores of Bower, Abert & Co., Lang, yer, Mis Siarp the Ex Pine office, J. & J. Dee, Miner, Avery & Green, reticenke and Sauk County Bank. Loss listed at $25,000 amid a fierce gale. town described as in danger.
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Barabee
Wis
Bower, Abert &Co
Lang, Yer, Mis Siarp
Ex Pine
Miner, Avery & Green, Reticenke
Sauk County Bank
California Legislature Meets to Organize After Whaler Escape
In San Francisco on December 4 the California Legislature met but did not organize. Reports note that eight whalers who escaped destruction have been refitted and await formal organization the next day.
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San Francisco
Destruca
California
Powell backs Junker policy at Indian Aid Society
Aaron M. Powell who toured reservations endorses the Junker plan to move Indians to a single reservation in Indian Territory, citing railroad schemes and speculation. Grand Jury finds $140000 spent for a new Hall of Records addition should not exceed $25009 and calls the building unsafe, threatening title deeds. A prisoner froze to death at Jefferson Market Police Station after requests for fuel were ignored. Samuel G. Courtney gains Albany judge’s order to show cause why Connolly bail should not be reduced. Teed case under argument at the city.
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New York
Indian Aid Society
Aaron M. Powell
Indian Territory
Hall of Records
Jefferson Market
Samuel G. Courtney
Learned
Albany
Connolly
Teed
Motion to Quash in Ku Klux Trials at Columbia
In Columbia South Carolina December 5 defense counsel Sean berg moved to quash indictments against Crosby and others arguing lacks of named injured parties and future dating of deprivation of voting rights while asserting state redress rests with state courts and federal bills considered include bond cancellations and sterling bond possession with a full expense exhibit since September.
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Scl
Seanberg
Crosby
Stanbery
Cinder
New York
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