Explosion Kills Dozens in English Coal Mine Disaster
A terrible explosion at a Lancashire coal mine in England on the 8th killed many miners and injured many more. Rescue teams recovered fifty bodies by midnight, and the disaster is blamed on unguarded lights not using wire gauze in the mine.
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England
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Congressional actions shift taxes and currency policies
The report outlines discussions in both houses on canal boat exemptions, tin plate petitions, bridge contracts over the Ohio River, and a range of bills from railroad incorporation to currency reforms. Debates cover civil rights for African Americans, mail free exchange, and a large focus on the national currency and banking measures with adjournments noted.
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Savannah
Committee of Finance
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District of Columbia
West Virginia
Oregon Farmers State Convention Nominates For Congress and Governor
The Oregon Farmers State Convention met at Salem on the 16th and nominated T. W Davenport for Congress and Thoms Campbell for Governor. The platform calls for the Portland Dallas and Baltimore Lakes Road, harbor improvements, legible transportation law, civil damage laws, local option, and Granger efforts against monopolies, with government aiding settlers harmed by the Modoc war.
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