Chase improves as Bowen trial in Washington proceeds
Reports say Chief Justice Chase shows continued improvement while Bowen’s bigamy case proceeds in Washington. Senator Seamer delivers favorable Internal Law Speech. a Boston fair raises 16000 for a Portland Maine consum home. mail on Louisville Lexington route not resumed. Olive Logans Passions set for Springfield Ohio on the 16th.
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Ohio
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Mobile
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Dayton
Havana
Congress
Janesville
Wisconsin
Hoboken
N. Y
D. A. McBride
Milwaukee
Treasury Department
Alers
Mississippi
United States Senate
Columbus
Eben B. Phillips &Co
Fulton Street
Boston
Josephine Myers
Senate
Wm. H. Johnson
Philadelphia
Good Will Engine Company
Forty-second Congress
Mt. Carmel
Penn
Hellman
Death Notice for Representative Williamstakes Interment Plans
Death of Representative Williamstakes announced with details of home near Oak Creek for interment after the funeral, transportation via train leaving at 8 A M tomorrow. The notice specifies burial arrangements and timing.
Europe Update On English Ministry Changes
Proceedings of the National Assembly report shifts in the English ministry and decisions delaying a return to Paris. Italian Tunisian tensions are resolved, while German occupation of Versailles is extended influencing regional control and coordination among occupying powers.
Impeachment Demands Against September Government
In the National Assembly Louis Blanc Victor Hugo and Quinet urged detention of September government members until they account for acts before Paris capitulation. Delescluze pressed impeachment on high treason. Assembly debated not returning to Paris. Thiers prompted a committee review with a decision due tomorrow. German occupation of Versailles extended to March 19 per Daily News report.
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Change in the Ministry in England
The Times reports ministerial reshuffles with Geo J Goechen becoming Admiralty Lord, K Ames Statiefield succeeding as President of the Poor Law, W E Baxter as Joint Secretary of the Treasury, and Geo J Shaw n Lepenne becoming Secretary to the Joint High Commission at Washington. Talks aim to settle U S England disputes via the commission, starting with fisheries and then Alabama claims.
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Hugh C. E. Childean
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K. Ames Statiefield
Goechen
Poor Law
W. E. Baxter
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Treasury
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Lome Department
Huxter
Joint High Commission
Washington
United States
England
Alabama
The Trouble with Tunis Adjusted
Lompon March 7 The Telegraph from Florence reports the settlement of Italy and Tunis between their governments. Italy's demands were conceded and Tunis accepted the Florence Government conditions.
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Lompon
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Italy
Van Eeten the Forger Sentenced in Washington Case
In New York details emerge of the Van Eeten forgery case. The Associated Press reports he received a sentence after a trial in Washington. The narrative mentions a major hall invitation, St Patrick’s Day review, and related incidents including a fire on Pearl Street and a fatal overdose determined as not resulting from violence. Trial updates note Chadwick, linked to Van Eeten, and a postponement to midweek due to unfinished prior proceedings.
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Hall Yesterda
St. Patrick’s Day
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San Francisco
Chadwick
Van
Wheeling Cashier Indicted by Grand Jury
Wheeling West Virginia February 7 The Grand Jury indicted A. C. Wassling Bevin in a savings bank case for defaulting cashier duties. Additional details and charges are awaited as the investigation continues.
Cable Echoes From Europe Warn of Civil War Return
French soldiers detained in Belgium face recomdictition to France on the 9th and 10th with mass emigration from Alsace and Lorraine to America anticipated. Debates at Bor deaus and Versailles with deputies Grevy Gambetta Favre suggest civil war and Orleans restoration, while some officers may return home at their own expense. The line troops and Imperial Guard stay interned until transport arrangements are finished.
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France
Alsace
Lorraine
America
Bordeaus
Versailles
National Assembly
Grevy
Gambetta
Favre
Orleans
Dresden
Germany
Imperial ‘Guard
Poignant Chestnut Sale Sparks Hopeful Charity Scene
In a December urban corridor a boy pleads to buy chestnuts for money to ease poverty. A kindly Ralph Moore refuses payment and instead gives a coin, prompting a chain of mercy that reaches a modest home where Mrs. Audley recalls past kindness and aids a bank clerk. A $50 bill is later found, signaling ongoing goodwill amid hardship.
How to Treat a Wife Says Phenological Journal
If you would have a loving wife be as loyal as before marriage. Speak tenderly as a matron not a maid. Don’t buy cheap beef and scold her. Do not grumble about squat babies if you cannot support them. Remember a paper in his ideas tobacco fall by the opera. Let love meet be true and avoid vulgar company. If you marry beauty without sense or worth you bear the consequences.
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Phenological Journal
Lecture on Brewer Yale Tour and Rocky Mountains Marvels
The New York World notes a Cooper Institute session of the Geographical and Statistical Society where Professor Wm H Brewer of Yale College gave an address on the Rocky Mountains and the Peaks of Colorado. He discussed height estimates, plains misnamed as mountains, railroad travel, wildlife, and a Yale Harvard mining tour with practical survey work. The talk covered altitude disputes, perilous travel, and tips to visit Gray's Peak near Denver, ending with a vote of thanks and adjournment.
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Cooper Institute
Wm. H. Brewer
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Rocky Mountains
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California
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Pacific
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Yale
Harvard
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Ita
Gray's Peak
Eary
Denver
Thia
Thompson
Breath by Nose Not Mouth, A Century Later
George Catlin argues a universal law of breathing and sleeping favoring nasal inhalation. His observations across continents claim healthier, longer life when air enters the lungs through the nose, with mouth breathing linked to dryness, poor digestion, bad taste, and shortened lifespan.
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England
Indias
South America
Cattin
Roe
Sahara
Great Fire at Portsmouth Destroys Buildings and Stirs City
A major blaze in Portsmouth started shortly after 1 a.m. in an old frame workshop behind Eberhardt and Co. on Market Street. The fire spread rapidly through wooden structures including Lynn’s livery stable and the Taylor House, threatening Massie Block and other brick buildings. By 5:30 a.m. the crisis eased as flames and falling timbers were controlled. extensive losses were tallied with numerous insured properties and comments on the hotel’s occupants and city response.
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Market Street
T. M. Lynn
Gremen
Music
M. &S. Timmonds
Taylor House
Onarket Street
Massie
Times
Poe
Market Punta
Redinger
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E. Ward
New Haven
H. Vincent
H. Vincent (Robt. ‘Munn’s Saloon), $3,000. No Insurance. H. Eberhargt & Co
Hoeey-steble
Gi Guthrie
Palmer
Jon. Bilmian
Goope
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J. W.newman
Times Office
Phoenix
Manhattan
New York
Po ‘Western
Burgle
Valley Book Store
W. W. Reilly
Ant American
John Yoakley
Ee Flanders & Morgan
H. Eberhardt & Co
Noi
Sapeld
Bihlman
Kisman & Brother
Etna
Charles Ludgate
Een Light
D. Strahm
Martin Fitsgerdid
Terion House
Robt
Muna
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Esna
TL. Graham
E + Chan
Lark
Lone Light
W. H. Bonsall
Ke. J
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Loos Light
Col. B. F. Coates
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Destructive Portsmouth Fire Destroys Businesses
A fire devastated Portsmouth destroying the Times office and several buildings on Market Street. The blaze consumed Dugan Sonnier Bank, a grocery, wholesale confectionery, livery stable, and Wise clothing store, leaving the square mostly burned. No lives reported, suspected incendiary origin, latest notes from Hamilton.
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Yoaklie Musicwature
Valley
Thomas Dugan & Co
Tace
Timmonds’ Grocery
Renhardt
Lytin
Market Street
Wise
Portsmouth
Market Prices and Commodities Report
Blane tomach lists prices for fal super at 135 and 50c for low mixed with firmness. Wheat stiff. red range shows sackings. Barley and Rye priced. whisky and provisions noted. Pork dry salt and lard steam quoted. butter and trade terms mentioned with several cents per unit.
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