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Corres Ondouls
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Mur- Ho
Tephone
Privilege and a Buckingham Burial Lie in 17th Century Lords
On Friday January 9 1885 a House of Lords discussion revisits a 1673 censoring order against the Duke of Buckingham for burying a boase-born son in Westminster Abbey as the Earl of Coventry. The duke admitted the acts and the crime of bringing the child to burial but the admission was barred from future proceedings.
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House of Lords
Duke of Buckingham
Westminster Abbey
Earl of Coventry
Albany Assembly elects Erwin speaker amid lively caucus row
The 1835 Assembly completed its organization by naming Z. Erwin of St. Lawrence as speaker and Charles A. Chickering as clerk. A crowded, rumor-filled caucus followed with rival camps led by Hubbell and Dusted, while New York Times gossip swirled about plots, betrayals, and political alliances shaping the decisive vote.
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Co. Z. Erwin
St. Lawrence
Chas. A. Chickering
McChickering
Delavan
Flubbell
Monroe
Howe
New York
O'Neil
Franklin
Curtis
Erwin
Livingston
Putnam and
Hubbell
Dusted
Imubili
Morton
Arthur
Ervin
N. Y.times
Mr. Erwin
Thomas C. Platt
A. B. Cornell
Chester
Cole
John F. Smyth
J. Sloat Fassett
Dwight Lawrence
James W. Husted
Charles 9
Dennison
Leslie W. Russell
Silas B. Dutcher
Rockwell
Joan W. Veeder
Schenectady
Mr. Stubbell
Theodore Roosevelt
Warner Miller
Bieedeas Arthur
Frank Miscock
William T. O'Neil
Walter Howe
James D. Warren
John M. Davy
Baker
Gen
Sharpe
Henry G. Burleigh
James
Smart
Ketcham
J. J. O Brien
Charles 3
Skinner
Isaac L. Hunt
Hemilton Pali, Jr
George Weat
Titun Sheard
James J. Belden
Loren B. Sessions
Platt
Cornell
James G. Blaine
Sesssions
Allen
Vedder
Treasury
Capitol
Dunkirk
al- Dany
Chautaugus
Cattaraugus
McEwen
Allegany
Mecca
Kruse
Horton
Mr. Eawin
Mr. Browin
Ahyewin
Haddell
Sessions
Messrs
Kroge
Nash
Williams
Mr. Bradley
Aly. Sessions
Mr Bradley
Deak
Major Kibdoia Nutt Marries Clara Corfield in Boston
Major Kibdoia Nutt, brother to Commodore Nutt, married Clara Corfield in the Crawford House Newport. Nutt, four feet tall and a showman since 1860, is forty and had never before visited Newport. Also reported: Adam Brown, a Huckster, chloroformed early yesterday and money earned by his wife over years was stolen from under his pillow.
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Boston
Crawford House
Kibdoia Nutt
Commodore Nutt
Clara Corfield
Major Nutt
Barnum
Newport
Adam Brown
Small Pox in Oregon Quarantine Sparks Rail Line Concern
In Portland Oregon January 2 a smallpox case arises among passengers in the Oregon Short Line emigrant car at Huntington with a quarantine to last until the danger ends. A Union Pacific surgeon oversees the measures and exposed travelers face containment. Governor Coburn’s Willed Legacy Noted from Augusta Maine January 9 outlines a bequest to support a public library.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Short Line
Huntington
Union Pacific
Late News Items From Telegraph Dispatches
Chief Justice Waite shows improvement and resumed desk work. Rebels respond to Osman Miguna’s call to arms. Woodruff & Co. of Cincinnati assigns with preferences over 70,000. Senate Foreign Relations Committee backs Nicaragua treaty. London markets note Japanese paper drop on possible war with Corea. Carmichaels mill complex at Shannock Kentucky destroyed by fire, loss 100000. Minor earthquakes felt in Sardines Emboun and Chambery. Grand Lake timber output to fall from 10000000 to 7000600 feet. Buckner silver dollar bill to be suspended three years. Sullivan and McCaffrey set for four round bout at Madison Square Garden when venue ready. Benjamin Silliman’s health remains poor at Yale. Florence Silliman suffers heart and kidney complications longstanding.
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Chiro
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UW. Woodruff & Co
Furriers
Corea
Carmichaels
Shannock
Kt. L
Sardines
Emboun
Chambery
France
Grand Lake
Maine
Hongse
Mr. Buckner
John L. Sullivan
Dominick MccCaffrey
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Consecrating a bishop in Maryland diocese
Reports the consecration of Rev Williar Paret as Bishop of Maryland at Epiphany Church with large attendance and multiple bishops. Also notes Talmage’s 53rd birthday, coal mine explosion injuries, railroad wage cuts, and other brief items from January 9.
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William Paret
Episcopal Church of the Disvess
Maryland
Wasametos
Williar Paret
Pinckney
Episcopal Church
Dr. Paret
Lynn
North Carolina
Neely
Whitehead
Lee
Stevens
Honse
Church of God
Talmage
Brooklin
Tal- Maage
Drs. Prune
Hall
Storrs
General Hancock
Edward Gates
Cox
Spurgeon
T. A. Hendricks
Emma Abbott
Fred Unghusen
John Sherman
Barnum
Barraime
Heatherington & Keily
Warren Coffee
Julius Magno
Bellaire, Zanesville & Columbus Railroad
Abstract of The Table for N Y Lake Erie Western R R
The text lists eastward and westward train schedules from Dunkirk through multiple stations including Sheridan Forestville Smiths Mills Perrysburg Cattaraugus Little Valley Salamanca and Hornellsville with arrival times and stops. It notes No 33 No 36 No 22 No 20 No 8 No 37 No 21 and No 23 services, Sundays only and daily operations with various stop patterns and connections.
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Brocton
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Clymer
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Mercer
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Myrille Aly, Ly
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Fest
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Lakeville
Jon Cim
Union City
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Oi City
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den Center
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Nickel Plate Timetable Changes at Fredonia Dunkirk
The Nickel Plate announces new train schedules starting Monday November 17 1964 for Fredonia and Dunkirk with listed departure times from both towns including Sunday runs. Elmer Wreelock supervisor notes adjustments and fare figures appear in the timetable.
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Tits Road
Fredonia
Dunkirk
Z. Elmer Wreelock
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