Ice Closes Welland Canal. Fire Scorches Boston District
Ice seals the Welland Canal ending navigation. A fire yesterday destroyed three tenement houses a furniture factory an engine and water wheel shop and a carrier shop in Boston causing extensive damage and raising concerns about safety and insurance.
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Welland Canal
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Indemnity Treaties Backed by Prussian Diet and Clerical Alignment
Telegraphic reports note M Rouher’s Corp Legislatifs speech signals Napoleon’s Roman question policy favored by clerical factions while liberal press protests. Fenian sympathizers organize public funerals in Liverpool for Allan Gould and Larkin but Orangemen threaten to disrupt, raising riot fears.
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Prussia
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Luxemburg
London
M. Rouher
Corps Legislatis
Liv
Allan
Gould
Larkin
Senate confrontation over executive encroachment discussed
The State paper reports a Senate debate on preserving Senate dignity against executive encroachment. Mr. Johnson sought to speak but preferred postponement. Following Mr. Sherman’s suggestion, further consideration was postponed to Thursday after a brief executive session in the House.
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Convention of Distillers and Commission Merchants
Convention of distillers and commission merchants summarized with notes on congressional matters and manufacturers. Mentions Conservative Coalition and revolutions in South America.
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National Convention of Manufacturers of Spirits
South America
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Advices from Porto Rico Earthquakes and Frontiers Tension
Havana reports earthquakes in Porto Rico continue with 116 shocks noted over days. Several buildings ruined and St Thomas abandons reconstruction. Haitians at the frontier and Lasarte seek invasion. Salnave’s forces expected clash. Salnave vows to burn the powder magazine and destroy the capital to avoid surrender.
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Boiler Explosion Kills Four on Wheeling Locomotive
In Wheeling on Tuesday December 10 a locomotive boiler exploded causing the death of the conductor and engineer. An employee in the engine shop named Shafer died from injuries today.
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Destructive Fire Hits Several City Buildings
Boston fire damaged three tenement houses, Patterson and Lavender furniture factory, Moloughlin engine and water wheel works, and a Fulton street carrier establishment. Loss estimated at 35000. Fire reported forenoon on Tuesday.
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Status of the Council in Boston Election
The Board of Aldermen results show Republicans seven and Democrats five. The Common Council tally lists Republicans eight and Democrats twenty two since yesterday’s election.
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