Fragmented Georgia senator sworn in amid market flashes
Yesterday reports place Senator Miller of Georgia sworn in as coal prices hovered near 28 dollars per ton in New York. Other items note Union Pacific dealings, Lincoln references, and multiple regional incidents from St Louis to Jefferson City including a damaged penitentiary roof and a schoolhouse gable collapse.
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Origin of Longfellow's Evangeline in waiting ends in tragedy
A reader recalls the moment Longfellow’s Evangeline story emerged as a tale of search and sorrow. The origin report centers on someone awaiting the poet, who then discovers him dying in a hospital.
Fragmentary Exchange of Joyful Gift Note
A brief exchange shows a character offering a gift and another receiving it with happiness. The scene highlights gratitude and a warm, intimate moment between the two individuals. No further context or details are available in the readable text.
Masid City Kans to Have a Wosl
Masid City in Kanens plans a new wosl project with local officials announcing construction aims, funding details, and expected opening in the coming year. The notice highlights community impact, zoning approvals, and collaboration with regional contractors.
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Ex Queen Isabella Dying and Naval Reform Debates
Broad dispatches report ex Queen Isabella near death amid political churn. Key items include Army appropriation cuts, imminent new judicial districts, coal freight woes, Erie Railroad litigation, and a push to abolish the admiral’s office. Patent Office swindle probes unfold as grim urban health and crime notes spread.
An Awful Coal Mine Explosion Hits South Wales
An explosion at a South Wales colliery leaves fifty dead with bodies recovered. The disaster shocks England as rescuers work through debris. Local officials report no immediate survivors.
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Destructive Storm Hits Missouri and Pacific Coast
Reports from St Louis dated February 25 describe a fierce storm Thursday night causing extensive damage to towns ferries farms and houses across Missouri and the Pacific region. A Missouri Railroad brakeman Jack Ford faced a vagrant charge as authorities pursue others linked to a robbery with a $5.0 million note. G T A Giesecke a educated young German committed suicide with a pistol last night.
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Lawmakers Strike Out Budget Item Over Authority Question
The House debated allocations including a $257 900 item to pay the state costs for coast de ser, ruled out of order due to lack of authority. An additional $10 000 request for a scientific museum at the General Land Office sparked a lively discussion. A motion to strike the Lincoln statue payment of $5 000 was sustained, leaving the total up in the air as debate continued before adjournment after exhausting 20 of 65 bill pages.
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Death of the Heaviest Man in Pennsylvania
The obituary notes the death of a man born in 1819 who lived in a township. He served with Otisville aviation company and, after a rock blast accident, remained active and in good health until his long sleep Thursday night. Burial was arranged by hearers, with the body moved from the watch-box to the cemetery by a four-horse wagon draw.
Treaty of Peace Signed in Europe and France Pays Indemnity
Versailles reports a peace treaty signed by Thiers and Bismarck. France to pay 320 million thalers. Alsace Lorraine, including Metz and Nancy, ceded to Germany. German army will not enter Paris. Emperor William to Berlin. Paris awaits further arrangements as assemblies and contingents shift. Early notes mention two hundred million francs impost and requisitions. negotiations continue with Thiers and Bismarck to resolve indemnity. Paris quiet. Thiers expected in Paris. Calvados governor appointed.
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Numbers and Names Across Fifteenth Century Echoes
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San Francisco Navy Gunboat Action Reported Baffle Japan
In San Francisco reports describe a U S gunboat engagement near an island depot attacked by Japanese forces. Dispatches note bombardment of key depots and a tactical response by U S naval units. No injuries are confirmed in initial lines, while strategic implications are weighed by military observers.
Senate Debates and Oath as Miller Takes Seat
Amid heated debate, Senate proceedings include the Mississippi River bridge bill, a Texas Pacific Railroad measure, and a call for reform of voting rights. President signs the oath bill, Miller (D) takes the oath and assumes duties, while Vickers and others clash over constitutional questions and the final vote on a suffrage act. House panel on sundry civil expenses advances funding for dozens of federal departments and services, including the Treasury, revenue cutters, and the Freedmen's Bureau.
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Market report from St Louis in February telegraph note
Mixed markets in bulk show outs quiet at 52 4 cents. Barley and other grains quoted around $21 per unit, with sellers noting ranges from $6 to $67 and price points near 75. This item conveys a snapshot of commodity trading activity and price ranges.
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Reported Death of Schneider False in Britain
In England Hortense Schneider is alive and well. The Brazilian loan of three million pounds has been introduced in the London market. A Havre dispatch notes German occupation of Honfleur causes neutral ground tension. Amiens reports poor news for Versailles and German troops in motion. French troops have suppressed the Algeria insurrection.
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Startling Romance Catalog Attracts Curious Youths
A fragment lists sensational romance titles for sale at low prices, including The Demon Hunter and The Shadow of Mad Maud. It notes youths devour such trash with voracity, cites a Kentucky hunter who has killed thirty eagles, and mentions a Trade: Ambitious folly in Ohio.
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Sailor Crusoe
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MD Anderton
Doonia
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Jim
Kentucky
Financial News Digest and Ship Arrivals Highlight
New York on February 24 reports mixed but steady market activity with government bonds dulling while state bonds hold. Listings show varied bond and stock figures, including United States at 46 and several rail and utility issues. The report notes ship arrivals, including the steamship Helvetia from Liverpool.
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River News Briefs and Weather Update
Monongahela river level at six inches in the channel and falling. Binghand Oil City reports thirty inches and stationary with mild warmth. Arrivals include Argosy Granite Sgate Carrie Broekers and Kate Putnam. Departures: Argosy. Levee business dull. Weather cloudy with rains.
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Editorial Convention Proceedings Highlight Cleveland Meeting
Continuation of the proceedings from Axno Q February 24 editorial convention where a defamation topic introduced by Mr. oo. The delegates debated questions of public rere Platine and favored adoption of a resolution by a large vote. Cleveland chosen as next meeting place with events planned for July including noon visit to manufactories and other points of interest afternoon.
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Windom Omnibus credentials for new Senator elect from Minnesota
The article notes the Windom Omnibus proceeding in Washington regarding credentials for the newly elected senator from Minnesota. It references the confirmation steps and official process pending in the Senate.
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