Voorhees Withdraws From Indiana Senate Contest Letter
Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees withdraws his senate bid citing party divides and danger to democratic unity. He thanks supporters and expresses gratitude for their loyalty, urging harmony and concert of action within the party.
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McDonald
Chicago Times
Enpranavotis
the Sentinel
Daniel W. Voorhees
Heren Barks
Indianapolis
B. F. Havens
Dean Sta
Holman
Senate
Democratic Party
Indiana
Washington
D. W. Voonness
Henry Clews Optimistic on Clearing Debts Amid Panic
Henry Clews of Clews & Co New York says secured creditors should hold their securities until panic effects pass to realize enough to pay all secured debts and leave surplus for unsecured liabilities. He warns that immediate sales at current low market prices would cause large sacrifices. The Brooklyn scandal opens with the Tilton Beecher trial as Ex Judge Morris begins prosecution. plaintiff and defendant attended with a juror's absence causing slight delay.
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New York
Henry Clews
Clews & Co
Brooklyn
Tiltons Beecher
Samuel D. Morris
Louisiana Cabinet Meets on Louisiana Question
A special cabinet meeting in session discusses the Louisiana question. The president’s message to Congress on the topic is not expected today. The Elections Committee pushes a report to exclude Delegate Cannon from the House on grounds of polygamy. further action awaits a fuller committee report. The president’s Louisiana message and documents may be ready for transmission by Wednesday.
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Washington
Seasion
Louisiana
Congress
Cannon’s. Case
Committee On Elections
Cannon
Senate Deliberates on War Reports and West Virginia River Bill
Mr Clayton seeks unanimous consent to study Maj Lewis Merril's official report on the Conshatta troubles and to transmit it to the Senate. Merriman objects. Clayton says he will move to take up the resolution after morning business. Davie introduces a Little Kanawha river improvement bill. House calls list many bills on salaries, currency, Freedman's bank losses, arms possession, civil rights, telegraph line, stone dressing, lieutenant general abolition, and bank winding up.
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Clayton
Louisiana
Secretary of War
Senate
Maj
Lewis Merril
U.S. Army
Merriman
Davie
Little
Kanawha
West Wirfs
Maj. Lewia Morris
Sypher
Boston
Washington
Saylor
Cincinnati Casto House
Cincinnati
Missouri
Berry
Maynard
National Bank Act
Spain News Briefs Report Valencia Engagement Outcome
In Valencia province government troops defeated the Carlists with forty killed and many wounded. four prisoners were taken. London reports German warships Nauticellius and Al are ordered back to Santander after leaving Spanish waters. The Faraday Be ice floe passage in Johns, N. B. remains uncertain.
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Spain
Mapaio
Valencia
London
Nauticellius
Santander
Modest French Women Seen To Embrace Art Nude Display
A Paris visitor notes French women, including young girls, view nude sculptures as art without blush or pretense. He contrasts this with American women who he says exhibit visible modesty and discomfort, suggesting Americans have much to learn from French and English norms in public art exposure.
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Paris
Atlantic
Two Ways of Seeing the World by Joaquin Miller
An essay argues travelers should immerse themselves with middle and lower classes to truly understand a country while warning that staying in first class hotels at home or abroad leads to the same faces and limited insight. It notes risks of theft illness and higher costs, concluding first class travel remains cheaper.
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New York
Venice
China
India
Joaquin Miller
Independent
Melancholy Sight at Free Lunch Tables Among Elite
Washington Star reports a somber scene at large hotels where former generals and statesmen now seek free meals, pocketing crackers and cheese as they fall on hard times. The piece laments changes in government and the erosion of former status, condemning the sight as a grim reflection on modern life.
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Washington
Shakespeare
Luccer
Washington Star
Severe cold spell records across the nation reported
Telegrams to the Times state the recent cold wave is the harshest in years with temperatures ranging from 6 to 37 below zero in multiple cities. Wind speeds reached 60 miles per hour in some locations and marks were noted from Springfield to Evansville across the Midwest and Plains.
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Mendota
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la Sille
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Woodstock
Peoria
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Dakota
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McGregor
Iowa
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Baraboo
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Racine
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Oshkosh
Green Bay
St. Paul
Goshen
Ind
Logansport
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Spring Lake
Mich
Jackson
Traverse City
Dayton
Cheyenne
Evansville
Chicago Times
Anti Corset Society Aims to End Corsets and Fashion
A Brooklyn based group of women forms an organization to abolish corsets high heeled boots and fake hair as feminine aids. The piece notes broad support from medical circles and calls for public backing from churches and press. It mentions Father Boehm a nearly one hundred year old Methodist migrator in Jersey City who attended the first American Methodist conference and remains in good health reading the Book of Revelation at Christmas.
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Brooklyn
Father Boehm
America
Jersey City
The Harrowing Tale Of Warrentown Dentist Deceiver
A Wisconsin editor recalls a sensational Warrentown dentist who advertised cheap tooth extractions and new sets of teeth but fled with a tavern keeper’s wife. The town rotted into toothless ruin as farmers and shopkeepers suffer losses and turn to makeshift wooden teeth. Nine Georgia congressmen elect reportedly bear combined weight under 1,000 pounds.
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War
Fidrea Leech
Louisiana
Cincinnati
Georgia
Financial and Commercial News from New York and Pittsburgh
New York reports money rates steady with minor fluctuations in bonds and stocks. Pittsburgh market notes receipts of cattle hogs and sheep, with prices and subsiding demand. cattle supply dull and prices lower, hogs and sheep showing varied yet steady demand through the week.
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Weirs Union Telegraph
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Axaanlaga
Pittsburgh
Holmes, Laffe Glass & Co
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