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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1881

Page

3

Immigrant Arrivals and Fire Fatalities Spark Alarm

Immigrants arriving at New York harbor in January numbered 3 074, up from last year, while a fatal blaze in Dorchester Massachusetts killed Johanna Callahan and her son. A surge in smallpox cases and hospital caseloads on Randall's Island were reported, as Western Union follows telegraph company consolidations and court actions.

New York Johanna Callahan William Dorcester Maya Randall's Island New York Assembly Central Square Baptist Church Cambridge Mass Looats & McMaster, Carriage Manufacturers Bath N. H Munbilttea Jdupar Barnett Catiening Minien George Bmilth Williamsport John Brown Philadelphia Haxrvann Conran Massachusetts Law School Leo R. von Hillern Qerton Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Arcenty Reformed Church Utica N. Y John J. Berry Hickensack N. d William Ti Vanderbilt Anil Alexandria Egypt Central Park New Hampshire Anson Staan Western Union Telegraph Company Sth Thomas T. Eckhart Day Gould Russell Sage Davin ©. Bogart Penahorn N. J Jersey City

Senate Finance Committee Advances House Funding Bill Amendments

On the 4th the Senate Finance Committee completed consideration, authorizing the chairman to report the House funding bill with amendments. Provisions set bonds at 8.5 percent interest, redeemable in five years and payable in twenty, and certificates redeemable in one year and payable in ten, with semiannual interest. Also mandated National Bank deposits backed solely by U.S. bonds and an increased negotiated fee of 0.5 percent. A letter from Nashville was presented to the Treasury for the conscience fund.

Ma. Morgan Mr. Ingills Benate Me. Morgan Senate Edmunds Eaton Messige Ponea Commission Iso Messig Congress Secretary of the Navy Columbia Cox Apeech Vuote Morgan House of Representatives Ingalls Whyte Conkling House Sherwin Census Committee King Logan Hill Davis Ktl Mesars Allison Blaine Booth Horn Jones Judiciary Committee Ohio Indiana Illinois United States Supreme Court of the United States Kansas Suh France Lafayette Yorktown Ith Vic Lsu Messrs Ackien Converse Culberson Jturd Slemong Young Relford Bisbee Bowmiun Burrows Calkins Cannon Carpenter Chittenden Crapo Daggett Tuck Benton Field Fisher Mull Hiney Hayes Hazleton Heilman Hiscock Harr Kelly Killinger Lindsey McGowan Morton O'Neill Prescott Rier Robinson Stone Taylor House of Commons Harcourt Darwell Davitt John Dillon Gladstone O' Donohue Parnall Finnigan Ife Trakatd London Oxford de Lehail American Committee of Revision of the Jold Cinato Chili Atas Tarbort Shannon Ita Germany BisMarck Russia Constantinople Ivig Ashintee Enghoms Cape Madeira Tur Thomas Carlyle Hth Carlyle Ireland England Scotland Land League Galiaa Lorsson Menotti Transvaal Jad League Parnell Dillon Egan Evan Paris Edinburgh Custom House Washington United States Senate Finance Committee National Bank United States Treasury Nashville Consciences Fund

Woman Hangs Herself After Child Death News

A PrinapeLeita woman, driven to madness by smallpox and grief for her only child, hanged herself on the 2d after learning from a physician the child could not survive. Severe quake shock reported in Lewisburg Virginia the same night. Weather across the East remains bitterly cold with New England temperatures around thirty degrees below zero and ice forming at several Atlantic ports. Boston Catholic clergy express sympathy with Ireland. World’s Fair Commission circular says states and territories will choose exposition formats.

Eastern Middle States New England Atlantic Boston Ireland World's Fair Commission Lewisburg

Vast 19th century rounds of misfortune across towns

Reports recounting smallpox ravages in Jefferson Dakota and other disasters from boiler explosions in Baltimore to avalanches near Wood River Idaho. Also noted are political moves in Salt Lake City, Apache clashes in Quitman Texas, a Chinese-style court case, and a murder in Checkertown Virginia. Multiple fatalities and large losses accompany these events.

Jefferson Dakota Baltimore Kelly Wood River Idaho Territory Salt Lake City Woman’s National Murray Cannon Congress Coronenl Barnes Texas Rangers Quitman Texas Supreme Court of Niles Ohio Granax Bacuman American Bush, Balance and Lock Company Sandusky Augusta Ark Teury Lane Mount Vernon Ind Tur Yvonne W. Basuer Isaac W. Helm Orphans’ Court Frederick ‘Ketcham Ropers del Norte Cal Kimmswick John Frank Schmidt Charles Baker Joseph Wade Indianapolis Jennie Roweerson Charley Nashville Toma Chicago Canitol Dover Del Gray Greyley-Burnham Company Jarrest St. Louis Gervais Ore John Demps Checkertown Demps Martin Donley Williamstown Undin

Telegraph consolidation hailed as aim for cheap global telegraphy

In a New York interview Jay Gould says the telegraph company merger is complete and unchangeable by law. He envisions a world spanning system centered in New York, with plans for sea and land networks and a global cable and telegraphic event.

New York Jay Gould United State New Orleans Jackson New York State National Guard Alaska Bika Sandwich Island Stygur Berlin William Germany Ragiind Scotland Dublin House of Commons Jrome Davitt New York Board of Trade and Transportation Wisconsin United States Senate Morgan Messrs. Hamlin Thurman House Messrs. House Crowley

Mysterious Des Moines incidents and Iowa figures reported

The account describes a violent assault near Keokuk with a shot fired at Castile and a man dying in Dubuque amid a money trunk discovery. It also notes a fatal stallion attack on Langworthy, a fatal sled collision in Dubuque, grain quotations from St Louis, a North Carolina case of mistaken murder, and aging legends from Erie County.

Ar Keokuk No Mill Castle Castile Sigmienimed Uwatulh Dal Phe Aman Dubuque Milwirtee Ax Koon Langworthy Dare Mr. Langworthy Tifa Heela Horne Mr Langworthy Oliver Gillatoe Marshalltown Northwestern Depot Jess St.Louis Corn Onta Kye Barney

Political Currents and Contested Loyalties in 1884 Debates

The New York Times reports a tangle of 1884 politics with Butler's strategy, Barnum's stance, and Democratic hopes collapsing behind a GOP and Greenback challenge. It notes Butler's influence, Simon Simmons-Butler ties, and moves in the Indiana House and South Carolina labor shifts while Garfield’s stance on race is debated.

Ser Butler Massachusetts Sean Barnum Rascal Butler Pay Gouarl Weaver Senate Tila Barnum Peay Simmons Demponts Hanovak Garfield Garffald Timea

Border-Russian Vout in Congress and Senator West

The article denounces Senator West as a symbol of border raiding legacy and bigoted rhetoric opposed to Republicans and any nationwide unity. It portrays his in Congress as venomous, partisan, and prone to outbursts against Grant and the Republican past, far from neutral deliberation.

Senator Vost Congress Cavil Missouri Kaunas West Rebat Orb Senator West Senate Republican Party General Grant

Republican plot to sow discord in Democratic ranks debated in New England paper

A New England Democratic paper denounces Republican efforts to create dissensions within the Democratic ranks over Garfield and the Morey letter. It decries the supposed conspiracy as unwise and impractical, urging rejection of such tactics and praising party unity amid public demonstrations of harmony.

New-England Republican Party IHS Garfield United Party Balieves Garficld Morey Ayer Kelly Cooper Waterbury John Fox Tilden Mr. Tilden Hendricks Mr. English English Mr. Watterson Watterson Hewitt Weaver N.o, Tribune

Senators clash over John Brown and political foes in harsh tones

The piece critiques a politician likening John Brown to a scoundrel and condemns Free State settlers as lawless. It accuses Republicans of perpetuating old feuds and mocks Senator West, contending the era’s Bourbon spirit remains hostile to Grant era outcomes. The Tribune commentary rails against cross party insults in the U S Senate.

John Brown Kansas Missouri Harper's Ferry Senator West General Grant Appomattox Shiloh Vicksburg Gettysburg Union West Semnor West Democratic Party Senate Kono Manns Johny Brown United States Senate Chicago Tribune

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