Virginius and Virginias Crisis News From Havana and Washington
Foreign dispatches describe the Virginius affair, Spain-US negotiations, and the fate of crew and survivors. Reports detail the Ville du Havre disaster, Lloyds and press commentary, and the Washington protocol for immediate delivery of the ship and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandigo
Spain
United States
Havana
Virginius
London
Ates
Ville du Havre
New York
Havre
Durmont
Comalon
Locherne
Trimontain
Pic
Cardiff
Kenealy
Caroline
Ateamer Juniata
Santiago
Con Mander
Hall
Bénin
Phillipine Islands
Kron Prinz
Augusta
Ledo-chowski
Bank of England
London Standard
Suh
Cartagena
London Times
Santiago de Cube
the Times
Jovellar
Cuba
Madrid
Bayonne
Hoosac
Washington
Fish
Polo
Speid
United
Bandago
Lescash
Pacific Railroad
Intercat
Mais
Gio
United Br”aleng Able
Washington Telegram
3Danya Adiral Polo
Theey
Tennessee
Memphis
Indiana State Grange Officers Elected At Valparaiso Session
The Indiana State Grange elected officers led by Master James Stanley and Over Seer James Comstock during a Valparaiso session. Resolutions urged uniform freight rates, fair railroad interest, opposition to subsidies, and protection against watered stock and corruption. Also noted: Alabama Grange organized a state body. Tweed’s transfer to Blackwell's Island for confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Grange
Patrons of
Musbandry
Valparaiso
Ind
James Stanley
Marion
James Comstock
Greenfield
W. Davis
Kentland
Russell Johnson
F.C. Primi
B. F. Ham
Markeloville
George H. Brown
Redsalaer
M. M. Moody
Sclema
Alabama
Montgomery
Tweed
Blackwell’s Island
New York City
Political and judicial notes in fragmented 1874 report
A wide summary of political events includes Tweed era court actions with fines for lawyers, nominations to high offices, religious reform meetings, and various Senate and House activities. Topics cover Credit Mobilier case rulings, Mobile election results, Missouri Grange progress, and multiple diplomatic and internal appointments, with ongoing discussions of civil service, bank laws, and frontier protection.
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Wisconsin State Grange
Credit Mobilier Stauds
Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Lewis
H. Stephenson
Wm. E. Davis
Civil Service Board
Cincinnati
A. G. Edwards
H. P. Wyman
St. Louis
Charles Lyman
Treasury Board
Senate
Marshal Jowell
Connecticut
Russia
John A. Bingham
Ohio
Japan
W L. Scruggs
Georgia
United States
Colombia
Geo. Williamson
Louisiana
Central American
J M. Read, Jr
Greece
A. T. A. Torbet
Delaware
Paris
Congress Opens Forty third on Wilson's Presidency
Senate and House convene at noon with credentials read for Robert Crozier sworn in to fill Caldwell’s vacancy. Speaker Blaine elected. various joint resolutions and constitutional amendments listed. Senate bills include national park Mackinac and Oklahoma organization. President’s Message read and printed. adjournment follows.
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House
Malis
Iroc
Davidson
Fourth
Louisiana
George L. Smith
Mesara
Pinchback
Meqmage
Unite States
Committee On Privileges
Eee
Lake Michigan
Illinois
Mississippi
Rock Rivers
Ailsshripp
Ohio
Missouri
Mesars
Abile
Maverrds Kaseon
Scofield
Ehale
Mibiack
Jewett
Senate
Wilson
Robert Crozier
Ate Caldwell
Herg
Anthony
Thurman
Billa
United States
Washington
Georgetown
Congress
Géneval Tribunal
War Department
TheTrouse
McPherson
Mosers
James G. Blaine
Fernando Wood
Cox
Blaine
Wood
Clymer
Pennsylvania
Alex. I.elephen
JQ. Butler
Indiana
Shanks
Neff
Committee On Elections
Teper
Mackinac
Michigan
Atlantic and Great Western Canal
Oklahoma
Haps and Mishaps Across the Nation
A parade of accidents and odd events unfolds from Tioga County to St. Louis. A bear killed in hand to hand combat. boiler explosion kills two. a Dayton youth dies from a toy pistol incident. a Haverhill woman dies after a carriage crash. a Fremont laborer loses a leg and more in a mill accident. a Phillipsburg farmer’s rifle misfires killing his son. a Providence clerk found dead by possible asphyxia. St Cloud boys prank ends in near drowning verdict. a Kansas mine fall kills Mr. Hastings. Mrs. Livermere’s corset talk sparks a prank. Miss Jennie Warner of Highgate, a young writer, facing unsettling premonitions about sleep until November 9.
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J. O. Thomas
Tioga County
Anchor Mills
St. Louis
John Burker
Dayton
Ohio
Czas
A. Plazier
Haverhill
Mass
James Moore
Fremont
Bere der Triste
Joseph Joyce
Phillipsburg
Joseph A. Roney
Providence
St. Cloud
Minnesota
C. B. Hastings
West Bucks
Lyndon
Kansas
Jennie Warner
Highgate
G. W. Foster
Miss Werner
Anakesi68 Depots Offer Infernal Remedies and Collars
Singular predictions were made with much seriousness, little heed was paid to the suffering described. The text promotes ANAKELIA the great western rise remedy, claimed to cure thousands after other treatments failed, and sold by P Neustadter or ANAKESI68 Depot, 46 Walker Street New York. It also advertises Elmwood or Warwick collars packs of 100 as a Christmas present.
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Sianze
P. Neustadter
Elmwood
Warwick
BR. Wilcam Carr
Baltimore
J.C. Pugh
Ven & Co
Gordonsville
Esboro
Maurice Tee
Rhea—tlam
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the News
Lyon RS
The
Indiana State Orange
Napoleon
ABC
Het
Juhin’ Graham
Fullerton
Bartlett
Tudge
George’ H Wil- Manis
Eupremie Court
B. H. Bristow
Avr. Shepard
Reformed Episcopal Church
Chris. Rafferty
Chicago
Missouri, State Agricultural Society
Eugene Casserly
California
United States Senate
Louieiana
Sypher
Sheldon
Pemburg
Morrill
Kentucky
Gates
Congressional
Pasat Avels
Geen
Clements 4 CO
Commerce &J
Indianapolis
van Water
H. A. Bartlett & CO
North Front St
Philadelphia
Chambers
Broad St
Boston
Disa Ee
Cheatout Street
Godey
Clara M. K.cor
Sixth
Chestnut Streets
Jones
Anland
Manes Pregarn
Portland
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