Treasury to receive ten dollar refunding certificates after June ninth
The Treasury will accept ten dollar refunding certificates for conversion into four percent bonds. Certificates must be sent at the sender’s risk and without government expense, marked refunding certificates and addressed to the Treasurer of the United States. Applications should state desired denominations and whether coupon or registered.
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Congressional action on treaty amendments and judicial expenditure
The report notes adoption and passage of a bill to amend treaties to remedy grievances and to fund judicial expenses. The Appropriation Committee reported the bill, it went to the committees, and debate narrowed. The measure passed at a party-line vote with 85 yeas and nays, Stevenson the sole dissenter among the backers.
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Po River Embankment Failure Causes Wide Damage
Reports describe severe damage between Sermide and Revere from a Po River embankment break. Amoor River flood fears rise in St Petersburg dispatches while Russian fire insurers face 2,087,000 roubles in May losses from Orenburg fires. European concerns include Egyptian question politics and a European aid response to Po floods.
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About 400 delegates attended the Greenback State Convention in Columbus on the 4th. Resolutions declared against coalition and the convention then named a full ticket led by Governor General A. Saunders Pratt of Logan and includes Hugo Preyer, Andrew Roy, Charles Jenkins, A. M. Jackson, James C. Crogan, and George W. Platt. All but two candidates were elected by acclamation.
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Secret Night Time Marriage of Aristocratic Lovers
In Sumner county two wealthy families feud for decades. A son and daughter from rival houses fall in love at a picnic in 1876 and marry secretly at midnight two miles from home with a Justice of the Peace. They’ve lived apart for two years seven months, awaiting the parents’ reaction and the future. Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
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Notable Women Rebels Across Russian Uprisings Through History
The piece surveys female figures linked to Russian revolts from 1753 to the Nihilist era. It cites Countess Dashkoff leading in male dress during Peter III’s overthrow, ladies in the 1824 conspiracy, Princess Trubetski banished by Nicholas I, a Polish insurrectionist wife, Vera Sassulitch’s attack, and two noblewomen among workers at a seized St. Petersburg printing press.
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Emperor's silver wedding pardon and donations report
During the silver wedding celebration of the Austrian Emperor 337 prisoners were pardoned for reasons of indiscretion or poverty. The Emperor donated 300 000 florins to universities, funding forty annual purses of 300 florins for poor students and twenty free school places for officers' daughters.
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Chimps Grieve for Dead Companion in Philadelphia Zoo
Observations reported in Popular Science Monthly describe a male chimpanzee reacting with grief after the death of a mate. He roused the body, tore hair, moaned, and showed distress at the corpse and later upon sighting it, then redirected energy toward his keeper and renewed attachment after the companion’s death.
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Credulity on Hand-street bridge tale sparks amusement
A Pittsburgh Telegraph item recalls a dramatic bridge incident where a young woman near Hand Street Bridge pretended to intend suicide after forgetting her purse. A male companion, short of toll money, suggested a mock death by action, and the pair crossed the bridge while toll-keepers reacted with astonishment.
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Dead Cat Brings Bad Luck to Iowa Gulch Prospector
A hopeful prospector in lowa Gulch finds a dead cat in his shaft and, as a superstitious man, fears omens. He abandons work, travels to town, becomes heavily intoxicated for several days, and rivals nearby miners strike rich, costing him a fortune.
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Wood from Dom Pedro becomes model of Washington Monument
A fine Brazilian wood from Dom Pedro was used to craft a detailed model of the planned Washington Monument. The finished piece, representing the monument as envisioned, has been returned to Dom Pedro.
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