Greeley Relief and De Long Remains Updates
The President urged Congress to fund another Smith’s Sound relief for the Greeley party with two steam whalers to depart New York May 1 and reach Upernavik May 26, plus a smaller advance ship. De Long’s remains reception in New York and transfer to Brooklyn Bridge is planned with naval escort and civilian observers. Additional notes cover Mississippi River funding, pension bills, and naval affairs.
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Greeley
Washington
Congress
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Smith’s Sound
Lincoln
Chandler
Relief Board
New York
Upernavik
Plains
Lady Franklin Bay
Secretaries of War and Navy
DE Long
Commodore Upshur
New York Navy Yard
Jeanette
Brooklyn Bridge
Department
Naval
Annapolis
Mississippi River
Slater
Oregon
Committee On Commerce
Farley
Committee On Pensions
Senate
Naval Register
Edmunds
Senate Committee On Post Offices
Peach crop in danger from cold weather says Indiana grower
Argus Deas Otto of Indiana, an experienced fruit grower, asserts the recent cold spell killed peach fruit germ. He warns the frost impact varies with the plant stage and local conditions, noting substantial damage likely to the iron peach crop.
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Argus Deas Otto
Indiana
Washington Senate Proceedings and Fire at Multiple Towns
The Senate considered a president’s message on relief for the Greeley party and Chinese exclusion act enforcement, with petitions from Cherokee Nation citizens and debate over a commercial treaty. In the House, foreign affairs inquiries and the Fitz-John Porter bill faced votes, while court reports described Nutt trial developments and fires destroying Opera House in Washington Kansas and Wells and Tuttle stores in Junction City, and a fire on Division Street in New York with a unknown man found dead.
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Washiaton
Senate
Congress
Miller
United States
Howes
Britain
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Slocum
Mrr. Springer
Johm
Brumimn
Committee On Foreign Affairs
West
O'Donnell
Fitz-Join Porter
New York
Division Street
Desires an Investigation into Rail Road Affairs
New York on January 19 Conrad N Jordan ex Treasurer of the Ontario Western asks NY O W stockholders to name a committee to probe his conduct. He proposes several gentlemen to answer questions and is open to a foreign consul representing constituents. Control of the receiver suit may be yielded to committee or consul. In Pirr as pun?
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Prerson
Nutt
Dukes Young Nutt
Dukes-Nutt
Young Nutt
Ewing Durchall
James
Nutty
New York
Conrad N. Jordan
The
Ontario: Western
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad Company
National Window Glass Manufacturers Association
National Bottle and Phial Manufacturers Association
Burrazo
Jay
St. Louis
Niagara
Pittal
Scott
Tose
Buffalo
Columbus
Frank Roddy
Cave
Berry
Indianapolis
Ind
Josie Roddy
Windsor House
Frank
Ciscinnati
Bloché& Co
Elm Street
Louis
L. S. Levi
Ed Bloch
Genge ¢. Clements
Rabbi Wise and Son
Israelite i
Israelite i Tewspaper, Bloch & Co
United States
Boston
Philip E. Newman & Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
South Bend
E. E. Thomas
Thomas, Paryear & Cecomb
H. Brisbie Burchard
Catise
OL. Desserr
Furniture
Horrible Confession Tells of Family Murder Plot in Brookville
Edward Tappan, jailed for Townsend outrages, confesses his brother John and he killed Mrs. Maybee and Lydia and Annie Maybee, detailing the barn choking and body concealment, partial payment, and the March to the cedar trees. He claims John killed the older woman and planned more, while the two traveled from the house to the barn and back. The confession implicates John in brutal acts and references evidence like a watch and pin. The narrative includes further crime notes from New York and Chicago summaries.
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Hrexrevs Pont. II
Edward Tappan
John
Jin
Annie
Mr. Maybee
Mrs. Maybee
Maybee
Ife
Cedars
Unis
Henry Rushimere
Marbee Mirder
Pine
Tappan
Dexven
Curay
Little Mary Matthews
Mike Cuddike
John Carrall
Little Mary
Denver
New York
Charles Delmonico
St. Leo’s Catholic Church
John Hoey
L. M. Barlow
William B. Dinsmore
J. St. Mora
J. C. Babcock
Solemp
Delmonico
St. Patrick Cathedral
New York Society
Special Bargain on Toilet Soaps and Supplies
Pure Drugs and Medicines offers a bargain line including toilet soaps. A fine sponge or chamois skin is available on request. A car load of wall paper will be shipped from New York for the upcoming Spring trade.
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New York
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Creeley
Jon 'Grees
Lieutenant de Long
Capital
Naowenas
Lewis
Washington, Kan
E. C. Knowles
C. T. Little
Iso
UL. Rockfeller
Bock
Postoffice
Junctioniong
Wells & Tuttle
Turnbull & Co
Prrraspunan
Chronicle- Telegraph
Dubois
Jim Gambrandle
Sarge
Parilia
Llwsrd Tappan
Zwo
Telegraph To &.G. Dun & Co
Mercantile Agency
Canada
Bostox
W. J. Cromblehetne
Ashtom
Lyne
Eens
Chicago
Journal
Kankakee, Ill
Indiana, Ilinois & Iowa
Reapixe
Cyrus Grow
Grow
Grant Bender
Denven
John McGuirk
Leacville
RS McGuirk
Oakley
Center Street
Palace Drug Store
Central Avenue
Lyon Brothers
Serine Sa
Jl.a. Staph
W. C. Zimmermann, Jr
Hamburg
Gidley & Bloss
Dunkirk
Wirtner & Alling
St. James
ROUND
RED Cross
Niewepar
Arphive
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