Re Sentences for Murderers and Noted 19th Century Events
The Court of Appeals refused new trials and hanged re sentenced murderers Cristine Cox and Pietro Balbo in New York on May 28. Immigrant arrivals to the U S soared with 3 000 reported on the 12th heading to Iowa Dakota Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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British steamer Syria abandoned at sea in sinking condition
A Loudon telegram reports the British steamer Syria from New Orleans to Liverpool abandoned in a sinking state. Her crew were rescued by a Hamburg steamship. On the 9th the Turkish Foreign Minister demanded surrender of an American convicted by the US consul for manslaughter, sentenced to two months. Mr Heap refused to deliver the culprit. negotiations expected.
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Heap
Debates and votes on early 1900s Senate measures and global events
The 13th session day covers Senate debate on the Geneva Award and Army Appropriation amendments with party line votes, Thompson's Census report, Vera Cruz yellow fever case, British Liberal gains, Burmese massacre denial, Mexican Congress, Diaz praise, Worcester Greenback run, Canadian Temperance ruling, NRA Irish challenge, a child scalding case, a New Orleans gym accident, Grant in Vicksburg and Memphis, frost damage near Augusta, and bail for Wiluram Kensie.
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Daring 120-Foot Bridge Jump Attracts Crowds In Hart County
Thomas Rae from Belfast leaped from a railroad bridge over Green River to thrill spectators. After a crowd gathered from Bowling Green and surrounding towns, he jumped from a tree when barred from the bridge. He then completed the bridge jump to resounding cheers, earning silver as witnesses declared it the highest and boldest feat in the state.
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Nasby on Tilden and Kentucky gains in 1880 politics
A first person account from Nasby describing interviews with Mr. Tilden at Gramercy and Louisville. He discusses promises of the Collectorship in Louisville, plans to influence the Kentucky delegation, and the use of party machinery to secure votes, with reflections on fraud claims and political pressure. The piece includes depictions of mob violence at polls and contrasts between reform and graft.
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Voter Suppression Arises In Shelbyville Election Clash
In Shelbyville Indiana on April 5 a Black citizen faced a vote challenge from a Democrat who used a racial slur. A Republican issued a proper affidavit and produced the voting map as the dispute unfolded.
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Yazoo
Political Paragraphs on Tilden and Democratic Strategy
The column surveys Tilden as the Democratic Party’s unseated favorite and notes wary opposition commentary. It cites observers accusing the party of rigging influence, and mentions Missouri immigration aims to sway voting power. Paragraphs touch on the term mudsill and a House debate scene with Blackburn and Haskell.
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Cannibal bones and distant letters from Ireland plague era
A collage of notes reports Amori Japan shell-mounds with animal remains suggesting cannibalism, Irish emigration rising, New York accepting women voters with limits, and a Pearlston NC eagle attack on a child resulting in minor injuries and a fatal rescue.
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Religious and educational notes across several cities
Reports show Rev. Dr. John Hall’s salary rising to 15000 at Fifth Avenue Church New York. Bishop Bowman invited to move to St Louis. Ames died. Corymanteasl Church Northampton installs telephone for worshipgoers. Miss I M Guthrie named first foreign missionary for Methodist Protestant Church to Japan. Berlin notes hint at seminary reopening by Bishop of Strasburg. New York Observer offers 100 premium for essays defending Christianity. Danville Theological Seminary lists small senior and junior classes with 10000 volumes. Atlanta Baptist Seminary has 90 students, many freedmen pursuing ministry amid hardship, including one who sold his overcoat.
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New York City Population Growth and Urban Pressure
The article argues New York City resists growth due to high living costs and crowded conditions. It cites state and municipal population figures, noting Brooklyn, Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, and Richmond with sizable clusters. It compares New York’s population to St. Louis and San Francisco and discusses regional migration within the metropolitan area.
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