Death of Senator Morton Marks Indiana Mourning Scene
INDIANAPOLIS November 1 Senator Morton died at 6 30 P M with family by his side. The dying hours were observed with quiet, prayers, and earnest exchanges as friends and relatives faced the end. Funeral services were set for Monday at Roberts Park M E Church with Crown Hill Cemetery to follow. Officials planned public observances and the city prepared prayers and bells in honor of the fallen senator.
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Berlin correspondent previews possible mediation after election
A Berlin correspondent reports varied views among powers on future mediation based on the Constantinople conference program. No decisive overtures are anticipated until after some dates. Numerous contradictory rumors circulate about the subject.
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Rain Storm in New York Race Scene
Rain storm disrupts New York track event as contenders including Ten Broeck face delays and blurred conditions. Officials scramble to resume, while spectators await restart and results.
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Daly's Notes Extended. New York November
Daly's Notes Extended reports from New York on November dates with mention of August/ogustin spelling variant. The item compiles brief observations and social notes linked to Daly iterations and local commentary.
Weather Services US Army Reserve report November 2006
In November 2006 Weather Services, US Army Reserve issued a routine weather briefing. The notice records standard meteorological observations and data collection at military facilities, without indicating any unusually hazardous conditions or operational impacts.
Weather Window Slips From Obscure Outlook
A fragmentary report notes a cold front and stronger winds approaching from the northwest with chilly conditions in the morning. No concrete temperatures or times are confirmed in the readable text.
Resolution supporting Federal troop action in the House
Mr. Goode of Virginia urged a resolution praising the presidents move to station Federal troops in South Carolina and Louisiana as wise and constitutional. He argued the action would restore peace and prevent sectional strife, while opponents used procedural tactics to delay. The measure faced debate and potential referral to the Committee.
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London’s rebuilt metropolis reshapes its urban face
A Newark Advertiser correspondent describes London’s ongoing reconstruction with torn down houses, widened streets, new avenues, and clearing sites for blocks of private residences. He notes the modern facades are showy yet solid, roads firm and broad, and public spaces enriched by flowers and lighting, even as excavations and piles alter the city’s familiar harmony.
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Luck Turns Up Odd Library Gift In Eureka Nevada
A Eureka resident found a stray twenty dollar note from Rutland Vermont inside a borrowed book of Cicero's Orations. He later discovered five and two dollar notes totaling $27 among the leaves and used the windfall to order $25 worth of firm publications as payment.
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Notable Cincinnati Editor John A. Cockerell Dies in Kansas City
Late of Cincinnati, John A. Cockerell, longtime editor in chief, is remembered in the Kansas City Journal of Commerce. The piece notes his editorial role and his Democratic leanings while reflecting on his career and legacy.
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Billingegate Dinners London Letter
Fragmentary London letter notes social routines and polite habits in a bygone era. The brief sketches describe dinners, gentlemanly behavior, and social expectations in a concise, observational tone.
Free-Will ministers face study of debt note proposal
At a Fairport conference Baptists debated forcing entering ministers to sign four year notes for ministry expenses. Critics warned young preachers cannot repay from modest salaries, risking career viability. Palestine Exploration fund survey progress noted with maps of biblical sites.
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Death of Senator Morton Sparks Indianapolis Memorials
Indianapolis honors Senator Morton with a citywide vigil as flags fly at half mast and the body lies in state in the court-house great hall. Military units from Crawfordsville Terre Haute and other cities plan to attend the funeral with delegations from Washington and beyond seeking hotel accommodations.
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Funeral arrangements for Senator Morton announced in state meeting
Citizens meeting in Indianapolis presided by Mayor Caven appoints committees for resolutions and arrangements. Invites issued to President Hayes, Cabinet, Supreme Court officers, General Sherman, state governors, and Indiana soldiers for Senator Morton funeral.
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Repeal Bill Postponed to Nov 13 in House Action
Washington dispatch reports Banking and Currency Committee delaying further action on the repeal bill until November 13. Senate notes Morton's death with funeral committee. House to consider remonetizing silver and related coinage changes. Senate adjourns until Tuesday. resumption and silver items dominate morning House agenda.
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River Weather and Freight Movements Across Rivers
Weather conditions on November 2 show cloudy skies and rising waters with the river at City rising about 6 inches and then falling slowly later. Steamers Abner and Hornet No. 2 report mixed traffic with cargos of nails spikes and pig iron moving toward St Louis Evansville and Cairo. Port lists note multiple arrivals and departures including Fashion and Dora Cabler and the James W Gaff near Owensboro with cold windy weather and canal depths around 5 feet 2 inches.
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Front at Plevna reports heavy losses and Russian officer casualties
A Bogot dispatch describes Czar arrival October 27 at Plevna with Grand Duke Nicholas nearby. Todleben's staff at Tuckenitva, Roumanian headquarters at Poradina, and a large battle at Tobsche with Pubuik capture repulsed and Dubuik losses totaling about four thousand. Combet cast gloom on Bogot staff as bombardment of Plerns continues.
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San Francisco Stockers Arrested In Fraud Conspiracy Case
Three New York stockers John Leigston C8 Bernard and William J Potter were arrested on complaint by Hes Qibbey charged with conspiring to defraud the Exchequer Mining Co. and money fraud. Bail set at $20,000 each. A citizen committee will solicit funds for the destitute and organize a free exchange to aid affected parties.
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Local Marriage License and Property Transfers Reported
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Charles M. Muchmore and Alice F. Gerard. Real estate transfers include Conrad Wagner to John P. P. Peck for 26 feet of lot 2,421 and Peck to Wagner for 1.62 acres, with values of 900 and 650 dollars respectively. Hamilton Light Infantry elected officers at the armory with terms expiring November 15, 1878. Insurance losses cataloged by Ohio Farmers Insurance, including a fire policy of 1,000 dollars and total loss estimate not exceeding 1,000. Democratic rally at Riley featured speeches by C. S. Symmes and Judge McKenny. Major Joyce reports October tax totals for various items. Pray er meeting scheduled for Sunday at Mrs. Snider’s. Universalist Association session in city continues today through tomorrow. Home and Foreign Mission Society of United Presbyterian Church to meet tomorrow afternoon.
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City Council Considers Treasurer Oversight and Bills
City fathers in adjourned session review auditor's bills totaling 14428. The Waterworks reports a $2000 surplus to be paid in. A committee will examine the city treasurer accounts and authority for past duplicates, amid counsel guidance.
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Special Election Planned for School Board Seats
New Newport News reports vacancies on the School Board due to resignations. A special election is needed to fill the two positions. The item notes ongoing public notices, a forthcoming 1877 school report, and other local happenings.
Third Edition Memorial for Senator Morton Honoured
The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections met to mourn Senator Morton Chairman of the committee. They expressed condolences to Mrs Morton and family and adjourned out of respect to the late senator. The telegram from Governor Burbank announcing Morton’s death was read and a condolence message was issued by the committee.
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Army BIN Completes Committe Apprnptetions Move
The Army BIN completes committee appropriations are noted as a move finishing the act based on revisions for the actual number of men in service. A case is inserted to prohibit recruiting above the stated limit during the current fiscal year.
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Episcopal Church Congress Concludes Sessions
The Episcopal Church Congress in New York closed its session today. John Welsh, nominee for Minister at the Court of St James, presented a plan for the organization and administration of charity. Dr Brown of Cleveland delivered a similar address on the same subject.
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Severe cyclone strikes the North Atlantic coast region
The Chief Signal Officer reports a powerful cyclone now central in the Lower Lake Region. The storm will affect the North Atlantic coast today and tonight with unusually severe conditions.
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Jerome Park Races Postponed By Gale
New York November 1 A heavy gale and rain delay the Jerome Park races set for tomorrow as the America Jockey Club postpones the event to be named later.
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Island House Fire Destroys Kelly's Island Inn
Sandusky November 2 Island House Kelly's Island owned by Jacob Kash was totally destroyed by fire this morning. Loss estimated up to 5 000 insured for 15 000.
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Ways and Means Committee Courtesies to President and Treasury
The Ways and Means Committee paid visits of courtesy to the President and the Secretary of the Treasury this morning as the committee organized for the new Congress.
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Senate Proceedings Washington Meeting To-Day
In Washington on November 2 the Senate adjourns after debate and remarks. The body designated leaders and members including Merlen and Bayard gathered to discuss bills and a funeral for a Senator. Ewing withdrew a recommitment motion as Fort’s substitute bill circulated. The chamber prepared for votes and the remainder of the morning hour.
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Massachusetts Campaign in Worcester Spy Tone
The State Central Committee struggles to obtain distinguished speakers for the final weeks of the campaign. Meetings are planned in Bedford and Worcester County Republicans are urged to perform well. Civil service order has not weakened the organization. leadership and hard work remain strong leading to expected election results.
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Wasp Nest Found Encased in Quarry Rock Aunts Eureka
In Eureka Nevada a workman uncovered a wasp nest embedded in rock forty feet below the surface. The specimen, a sandstone fragment, was cut out for the Smithsonian Institute. Separate items note church issues in Baden and Prussia as well as Moody and Sankey evangelistic plans in New Hampshire.
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Hogan On Fring Obscure Intestate Share Notice
Fragmented OCR notes mention Hogan on Fring and Annie intestate matters with dates in November and a residence at 327 West Third. Edinburgh Scottish newspaper note requests copy.
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