Uncle Tom's Cabin at Opera House Tonight
Local page notes a packed audience for the second Home Concert, upcoming shows include Black Diamonds at the Opera House next Wednesday, and a new passenger train discussed on the L. N. A. & C. R. leading toward Lafayette.
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Black Diamonds
Opera House
Miss Kidd
Marion
C. W. Landes
John Cawley
Iussellville
Nutt
Ohio
Monroe Township
Daniel H. Patrick
Carmi
Washington Township
Winsor
T. Allen
Permits To Marry Issued In Short List
License to marry has been issued to Daniel Young and Lizzie Blackwell, Benjamin Hendricks and Josephine Goddard, Millard M. Hart and Julia D. Foster, Rowland Hstes and Ide A. Moudy. Whoso findeth a wife findeth a good thing.
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Daniel
Young
Lizzie Blackwell
Benjamin
Hendricks
Josephine Goddard
Millard M. Hart
Julia D. Foster
Rowland Hstes
Ide A. Moudy
Washington notes and Senate actions in late March
The week covers President Garfield nominations to state and treasury posts, a decision against an extra session, bond refund plans, Senate caucus actions, and various political and local incidents including arrests, deaths, and frontier events reported from March 25 to March 29. The narrative tracks cabinet nominees, currency topics, and partisan maneuvering in the U S Senate.
Nominations, injunctions, and railway and market notes from 19th century sources
Rhode Island and Provisional Conventions nominate state tickets while Earl of Lonsdale arrives in New York aboard the Northumbria. Judge Spler restrains Northern Pacific from issuing 18 million in stock. New York seeks limits on adulterated butter and cheese amid oleomargarine probes. Directors resign at Western Union as Ames takes seat. Gold flows into New York and shipments exit Liverpool and Havre. Senate thanks Garfield for Robertson nomination. Bank securities recovered. one loss. Tragic crow bar accident on B&O Track. World’s Fair leadership discussed. oleomargarine factory findings emerge. Albany jeweler fails. a Brooklyn murder verdict nears. Ex-president and party depart for Mexico. Pennsylvania train covers 90 miles in 110 minutes. Astley belt contest signed. Caithness obituary. Cumberland gunner Nathan Macowas dies at last. Hale of Waterford noted.
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Rhode Island
Providence
Tur Earl of Lonsdale
New York
Northumbria
Henry Villard
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Spler
Superior Court of New York
Northern Pacific Railroad
H. K. Thurber
William H. Vanderbilt
Samuel F. Barger
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mr. Barger
Frederick L. Ames
Boston
Liverpool
Havre
New York State Senate
Garfield
Robertson
United States Senate
Northampton
Mass
John
Michael Sullivan
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Demmler
Michael
Huon J. Jewett
World's Fair Commission
New York Assembly
Gilbert T. Henshaw
New York Cty
Albany (& Y
Henry Rowlands
James WaLsh
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ulysses
Mr. Dawson
Senor Romero
Mexico
Pennsylvania Road
West Philadelphia
Jersey City
Rowell and Weston
Earl of Caithness
Nathan Macowas
Cumberland
Fortress Monroe
Newburyport
Harlan P. Hale
Waterford
Debates and Dispatches from Global Hotspots This Week
Reports from the British Columbia Legislature appeal to Queen Victoria over the Pacific Railway. A protester urged arming citizens against the Canadian Government. Obituary notes Count Preet, brother to the Pope, is dead. Dispatches detail Swiss ladies' shipment to New York, a 100000 franc opera house relief fund, and 85 victims buried from a theatre fire. Turkish stance on Crete and Albania. In London a Commons vote defeated Earl Stanhope on Candahar evacuation. Parnell cites £4000 weekly Irish remittance from the U S.
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British Columbia
Pacific Railway
Queen Victoria
Count Preet
Lottstein
Switzerland
New York City
Opera House
Constantinople
Turkey
Crete
Albania
House of Commons
Earl Btanhope
Candahar
London
Parnell
America
Ireland
Alexander II
Russia
Multiple World News Fragments Reflect Turbulent 19th Century Crises
Dispatches report a London firm’s suspension of payment amid a $500 debt, fishery disputes between England and the United States, a petard explosion at a Madrid church, and a Turkish sultanate order to boost Egypt’s troops. Reports cover riots in Ireland, assassination fear tied to Sophie Peloffsky, emigrant rate hikes by German lines, a papal audience warning, Geneva refugee investigations, and Berlin police expulsions. Black sea and global unrest weave through Bank of France suspensions, explosives debates in the German Parliament, and a Manchester warehouse fire with loss and injuries.
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Petropavlovsk
Rodolph Zeigler & Co
London
London News
England
United States
Madrid
Kufa
Bagdad
Turkey
Egypt
Greece
Roussakoff
Russia
Tipperary
Ireland
Dillon
Geneva
Sophie Peloffsky
New York
Lapy
Pecel
Berlin
Eivil
Tur
International Monetary Conference
Austro-Hungary
Daly
Kings County
Montreal
Athens
Chamber of Deputies
Regimenta
G. Patey
Trent
John Prescott Knight
John Haslam & Co
Manchester
Paris
Bank of France
Declination of South American mission and other notices
Gov Lew Wallace telegraphed President declining the South American mission he was nominated for. The winter pork-packing total in the West reached 6,916,456 head. Treasury prepared to redeem five per cent 1851 bonds at 101.25. London detectives arrested the editor of the Freemant for inciting rebellion. A revolt at Herat and prisoner rumors regarding Ayub Khan. Lafayette’s grandson Oscar de Lafayette died in Paris. funeral pallbearers included President Grevy and Minister Noyes. Officer reports in the Jeannette search and storm damages. The British Privy Council closed the Birkenhead abattoir for foot and mouth disease. Senate talked funeral expenses for Senator Carpenter and adjourned. Carlyle’s laugh described as portentous and forceful in tone.
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Goveror
Lew Wallace
Cincinnati
Washington
Treasury
London
F'reitat
Herat
Ayoob Khan
Oscar DE Lafayette
General Lafayette
Paris
Grevy
United States
Noyes
Navan Liacrenant RM. Bsnny
Mary
Helen
Tur
Hoodheno
Alaska
Wachusett
San Francisco
City of New York
Northwestern Railroad
Privy Council
Birkenhead
Soputa Petorvsky
Czar
Jelakoff
Roussakoff
Bambs
United States Senate
Cameron
Wis
Senate
Carpenter
Harris
Messrs. Hill
Dawes
Hoar
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Teadlicht
Statrronery
Torres Arreles
Vancy Goods
Jones’ Drug Store
F. A. Hays
Pes. W. Talburt
Pee Miss Ada Ballard
Chicago
Gar
Parrick Kelley
Tom
Daniel Henry
Tennessee
Per Clay Darnall
Will E. Stevenson
Stenick & Co
W. W. Curry
Universalist
Fincastle
Gerried
Clinton Township
James Vandever
John Liley
Henry Meliver
Thomas Bayne
N. A
Court House
William S. Marshall
Fulton
Sure Sunday Journal
James
Darnall
Journal
Ida Moody
Estes
Noblesville
Indiana
K. W. Fisk
Neff & Allison's
Stas
NEF & Allison's
Fillmore
Charles Hi. Maulsby
State of
Margaret Brooks
John N. Lane
Cloverdale Herald
Butler Millman
Millman
Gor
Indianapolis Review
Solon Turman
Greencastle
Turfman
People's Friend
Covington
Turtman
Robert K. Hite
Illinois
Nathan W. Spalding
Charles M. Leavy
Washioton
Congress
Treasury Board
Treasury Department
Avan Bapatau
Denmark
Lowell
Tat Sands Supreme Court
A. J. Har
A. D. Lynch
General Patrick
Soldiers
Dayton
James Redpath
Irish Land League
War Eagle
Wisconsin
Madison
S Gap
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio
Freman
Brown, Bonnell & Co
Youngstown
William M Powell
Delaware
Maryland
St. Louis
Kersy Givens
Louisville
Missouri
Pierre
Dakota
Joseph Little
Canton
Ivanpah
Cal
Deadwood
U.S. Senate Proceedings
Fripar
Ingalls
Secretary of War
Saterday
Pendleton
Mahone
Riddleberger
Johnston
Messrs
Hampton
Brown
Beck
McMillan
Jonas
Kellogg
Louisiana
Foreign Intelligence
Carlyle
Dee
Uticula
Annals of Medica
Washington Street
Erefits
Hea Fonfany
Sitters the Great Blood Producer
Mat Birrens Company
Weeks & Potter
Bort
Sedgwick’s
Lawn & Drivegates
Dialey
J.W. Cheistie
Greenenatle
Ind
Jms
Vick
Mos
John Wilson
E. A. Hibbitt
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