Ainquest in Progress at Harwich and Nearby
A partial inquest reports the loss of life from a recent disaster near Harwich. Crew members and passengers such as Grassman are identified among the bodies recovered, with others buried locally. Cargo recovery is not yet arranged and boats from at sea remain missing. The captain faced examination over actions during the sinking as survival and rescue efforts are reviewed.
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New York
Meyers
Addi- Genel
Deuwebland
Stratford
London
Harwich
Adjournment of the Grand Jury and Indictment Doubts
Fragmentary 1875 report from St. Louis about grand jury adjournment and inquiries into officials. The text references attacks on counsel, signatures of jurors, and concerns over public revenue and integrity in administration amid Avery trial context.
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Babcockh—Hendersen
Grand Jury
St. Louis
United States Grand Jury
Grand Jury Roux
Br. Lois
United
United States
U States Court of
Internal Revenue
Berkeley
Leon
Headeron
Pierre- Boattersight
Aube ‘Ganda
Bas Bo
Rumor of Baltimore and Ohio Rail Terminus at TuEnsa
Correspondence from TuEnsa Ohio notes a rumor that the Baltimore and Ohio Road plans to make the town the terminus of their line soon. It mentions a short line east to Parkersburg as a catalyst and comments on harsh winter travel conditions.
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Cincinnati Times
TuEnsa
Baltimore and Ohio
Parkersburg
Dan. A. Grosvenor
Frank Dice
Joie Howee
Mining Explosion Kills Six in England
Telegraphic brief reports a mining disaster in England results in six fatalities. Other items note the death of T. M. Reese, Senate Finance Committee clerk, various political notes, a railway accident killing a brakeman near Huntsville, Pa, plus counterfeiting arrests and election results.
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England
T. M. Reese
Senate Finance Committee
Debate on Speaker Kerr and Bristow notes policy
A mixed editorial discusses Kerr as Speaker candidate amid Democratic divisions and analyzes Secretary Bristow’s annual report and the push for resumption of specie payments. It critiques financial plans, legal tender repeal timing, and proposes cautious moves toward currency stability.
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New York (Financial) Bulletin
Arenency
Bristow
Mapet
Greta
Revolu
Seerstery
Indianapolis
Philadelphia Times
Cretary Bristow
Treasury
C¢ House
Jon Ots
Satan
New ‘York Herald
E. of Treasury
Tweed Escape Motion Debated in Silence Court
A cryptic report notes a legal motion in Tweed’s case discussed on Monday in a period of silence. The piece implies concern over whether Tweed may lose property or face imprisonment, with supporters denouncing him and appealing to the court.
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Tweed
Silentaent
Tim
Babcock Indicted and Henderson Speech Roils Washington
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times from Washington reports General Babcock has been indicted. Attorney General notified yesterday. Henderson’s speech to attack the President prompts department dismissal warnings. Republican Senators show indignation. House adjourns after half session. Starkweather bill on third class postage fails. Sayler and Banning seek appointments. Benj Eagleston meets the President.
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Cincinnati Times
Washington
Babcock
Henderson
Department of Justice
Dyer
Avery
HOUSE
Starkweather
November December Agricultural Report notes large 1875 corn crop
The Agricultural Report for November and December states the 1875 corn crop is among the largest in U.S. history, likely matching 1870 and 1872. It is at least one fourth larger than 1874 and about a third bigger than 1869, with increases across regions. The potato crop is outstanding in quantity and quality, while in the rainy west the sweet potato crop declined due to excess rain. Mississippi yields exceed last year and remain of average quality.
Three Murders Blamed on Molly Maguires Shock Mahoning County
Reports from Mahoning City and Gilberton describe three murders at 2 a.m. by masked men. Charles O'Donnell was seized, bound, and shot behind his house. McAllister and his sister were also killed. Locals suspect the Molly Maguires, with no motive given.
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Pottsville
Mahoning City
Gilberton
Chas
O’donnell
McAllister
Gilbert Haven Rebuffed At Sunday Meeting
New York city reports Bishop Gilbert Haven faced rebuke amid a Sunday school union event. John H. Vincent, corresponding secretary, discusses a tract urging inclusion of reform ideas while denying alignment with any political party. Representatives showed indifference to party platforms or candidates.
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New York
John H. Vincent
Sunday School Union
Aid
Tract Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Norte
Gilbert Haven
Reorganization of Tribunals and the Deutschland Disaster
December 10 report from Loxpox notes the seamship Deutschland a hopeless wreck. The Board of Trade will institute an inquiry into the disaster.
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Deutschland
Board of Trade
Suspension of a Large Boston Lumber Firm
Boston December 10 report shows a major lumber firm in Boston suspended as creditors meet to assess shrinkage in assets and property damage claims. Proceedings outline the financial distress and implications for lenders and workers.
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Boston
Damciaiea Ake
New Railroad Commissioner Named For State
Governor appoints Lincoln G. Dane of Chillicothe as railroad and telegraph commissioner. Delano, a wealthy farmer and stock raiser, has long been connected with the State Board of something.
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Lincoln G. Dane
Chillicothe
Steamer Los vee Lost Contact South of Columbia
A December 10 report from San Francisco notes the steamer Los vee feared lost after its tow failed near Columbia River. The vessel was under sail when a seaman perished and the ship went adrift.
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San Franscisco
Los Vee
Columbia
Dr Lord's Lectures Extend Two Evenings at College Hall
At the general request of many who enjoyed Dr Lord's late course, he consents to give two more lectures at College Hall this evening and tomorrow evening. The topic tonight is Daniel shornlessdom and both will tie her plum and prove a riesest. Tickets are one dollar and admit to both lectures.
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Dr. Lord
College Hall
Daniel Shornlessdom
Works and Whiskey in a Cincinnati Police Court
A courtroom spoof shows George Washington, drunk and asleep against a Freeman Street fence and a comedic exchange with His Honor. Other drunks rack up Work-house terms, fines, and brief jail sentences as a string of colorful arrests unfolds at the court.
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Honor
Callihan
George Washington
Con
Fis Honor
Washington
GU. W
Peter
Paul
Freeman Street
George
John Smith
Anthony Pennybacker
John
Pigeon Wing
Geo
J. W. Edwards
Eggleston Avenue
Dean
Edwards
Mra Edwards
Pat Oer
Court of Inquiry Adjourns Over Babcock Case
Cariaco December 10 report recounts General Hancock urging postponement of the Court of Inquiry for Colonel Babcock amid ongoing civil court actions. The judge advocate and Sherman stress awaiting the St. Louis trial verdict, noting civil authority over military jurisdiction and the need for a fair, public record before further proceedings.
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Cariaco
Babcock Court of Inquiry
Hancock
Babcock
St. Louis
War Department
Court of Law
Coun
Gardner
Sheridan
Imita Appointed Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Ho x John Imita, named new Commissioner of Indian Affairs, arrived today and expects to assume duties middle of next week. He was chosen on the recommendation of Governor Hayes and Senator Sherman.
Conflict at Rolling Fo reported in Vicksburg dispatch
The Times reports a clash at Rolling Fo near Vicksburg between 75 whites led by Col Ball and 200 blacks commanded by Noah Parker. Capt Arthur Brooks and five others believed killed, many wounded. Repor t says the area is quiet now.
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Chicago
The
Times
Vicksburg
Miss
Rolling Fo
Col. Ball
Noah Parker
Arthur Brooks
House Proceedings Highlight Postage and Committee Moves
In Weasiteron on December 10 the House adopted a Gibson resolution creating an eleven member Committee on Levees. Debate covered a Postal Department measure prepared by Mr. Holman and objections to rapid passage. The roll included exchanges over referments, adjournment, and a Democratic caucus planned for Monday in the Hall of the House.
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HOUSE
Weasiteron
Stapila
Egbert
Gibson
Hopkins
Saud
Thursteen
Holts
fice-Department
Holman
Starkwethers
Aoeolman
Starkweather
Vox
Isan
Lewisa
StarkCeather
Burchard
Ehether
Church ladies host evening entertainment on Ninth Street
The Central Christian Church on Ninth Street presents an evening of entertainment run by the ladies of the congregation for charitable causes. All who wish to enjoy a pleasant social hour are invited to attend.
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Central Christian Church
Ninth ‘Street
Murderer Hangs After Bus Becomes Noted Onus
A dispatch from Minola Long Island reports William Delany who killed Captain Lawrence aboard a schooner in Cow Boy Long Island Sound last August was hanged after a bravado speech. He died in seven minutes.
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New York
Minola
Long Island
Wm. Delany
Captain Lawrence
Cow Boy
Long Island Sound
Panama Railroad restraining order case clarified
A concise note outlines ongoing restraining relevant matter involving the Panama Railroad Company. Details remain limited due to fragmented text. The note indicates a court action or filing connected to alleged conduct and possible continuance.
Court closes in William James v Barney and Smith case
United States Court hears closing argument by Judge Matthews in the William James versus Barney and Smith Manufacturing Co case. Trial extends over a week and may finish tonight. John Berger released by U S Commissioner on payment of costs and special tax. Berger faced multiple arrests for selling cigars without a permit.
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United States Court
Matthews
William James
Barney and Smith Manufacturing Company
John Berger
United States
Berger
Weather Report Amid Wartime Signals Summary
The Weather Report, from the War Department Signal Service, notes a cloudy forecast and a clear period in a Davenport area withArmy telegrams indicating general conditions. Observations include references to Fort Bully and Denver, with limited legible details due to OCR damage.
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War Department
Signal Service
Army
Division of
Davenport Laws
Denver
Col
Husson
Allomania Society Marked Twenty Sixth Anniversary Banquet
The Allomania Society celebrated its twenty sixth anniversary at Melodeon with a grand banquet. The event drew much wealth and beauty from the Jewish community, filling the great hall for a memorable evening. A standout moment was a fine watch presented to President J Mack, crafted by Duhme & Co.
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Allomania Society
Amania Society
Melodeon
We. J. Mack
Duhme & Co
Jedies Social at Linwood Hall Draws Broad Friends Invite
The Jedies of the Union Christian Church host their first social at Linwood Hall this evening inviting friends from all church backgrounds to join in the event.
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Union Christian Church
Linwood Hall
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