Attempted bombing of the Winter Palace shocks Paris
Paris dispatch reports a botched plot to blow up the Winter Palace in St Petersburg. Cadine details recount the Czar’s altered routine, the explosion at the palace, casualty figures, and mixed witness accounts while Western leaders express horror and concern.
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Giors
Valusiel
Milintin
M. Emile de Girardin
la France
Igorouky
Empresas
Maria Nicolaievna
Themperor
Tanee
Gortschako
Alexander
Bulgaria
St. Balkan
Expresa
Chanzy
Imperial Winter Palace
Guard
Grevy
Cbneos
Mile
Yambassador
Champs Elysees
St. George
Bereda
Kasep
Navy to send ship for Ireland relief and other House actions
The joint resolution authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to furnish a ship to transport provisions and supplies to Ireland was passed. Senate and House debated currency, mint creation at St Louis, and rules. measures included naval history printing, duty exemptions, and railway and judiciary questions.
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Cuinago
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Niotirdugua
Committee On Foreign Affairs
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Ing
Tr. Acklen
Nicaragua
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Bland
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Ana- Pasa
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Pendleton
Voorhees
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Barty
Ireland
Stevenson
Postmaster General curbs fraudulent mail schemes and star routes
An order blocks delivery of registered letters and money orders to several alleged scammers including Wintersmith and Gale and requires identification for mail under fictitious names. Another order cuts star route mail service from March 1 to protect the fiscal year, while Rowano E. Trow BrivGee of Michigan is named for a Senate nomination as Commissioner of Indian Affairs. The piece notes U S import and export values for 1879.
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Frankfort
School-fund
W. Scott Glove
Louisville
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Marshall
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Key
GrEEnback Central Committee to Hear Balinders Charge
The Greenback group in New York State debated charges of perfidy against chairman Thomas A Balinders. After speeches they urged summoning him to the committee on March 23 for an investigation amid allegations he betrayed the party to the Democrats. The State Convention is set for Albany on March 24.Election results show Republicans and Democrats split with Republicans dominating both Select and Common Councils.
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Conn
Soas
Providence
Rhode Island
Albert Howard
Thomas.m. Benbury
William, Laylea
Shepherd's Fold
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Broadway
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Harrisburg
Gréenback
Ok Central Committee
New York State
Ths
Thomas A. Balinders
Albany
Philadelphia
Seeven
Mocrat
Select Council
Common Council
Emigration Drives Texas Colored Resolve at State Convention
Reports from Galveston detail resolutions by Black Texans urging migration to Texas from eastern states while offering incentives. The item also covers a Marion County pair marketing a perpetual motion model sent to Washington. Additional notes mention a Virginia lynching aftermath, a Peoria distillery boiler explosion, and railway accidents with casualties.
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Leavenworth
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Kansas Pacific
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Ite
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Parrott & Co
Sulphur Bank Quicksilver Mining Company
Parrott
Ireland Relief Funds Grow as Ireland Suffers
Reports from interior Ireland note suffering but no starvation. The Mansion Howse fund for Irish relief has aggregated about 640,000 up to the 18th. In Paris a Moscow explosion case and extradition matter are noted along with global diplomatic moves. Martial law was proclaimed in Constantinople as reforms were prepared.
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India
Merv
Persia
House of Commons
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Constantinople
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Moscow
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Janeiro
Dominion
Iriah Feliol Sud
Irish Relief Resolution Moves in Congress and World News
Washington dispatch reports the Foreign Affairs Committee favors a relief appropriation of 800000 for Ireland. In Chicago a large crowd welcomed Irish agitator Mr Parnell with speeches by Governor Cullom and others. Other items note suicides, deaths, and political moves in St Petersburg and Washington. The Democratic National Committee set Cincinnati as the June convention site. Senate adjourned for George Washington’s memory. House considered pensions and free list reforms.
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Banon von Schelt
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Tropoff
Russia
Mansion House Relef
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Democratic National
Cincinnati
Louis
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Carter
Benjator Carpenter
United States Supreme Court
United States
Senate
George Washington
Court of Pensions
Conalat
Pension Comm Snion
Von
A.M. Lay
Mlasourt
Failure of an Attempt to Restore Life in Murfreesboro
A Nashville doctor and colleagues attempted resuscitation after hangings in Murfreesboro. Seventeen minutes suspended, cut down, artificial respiration and electric stimulation followed, showing muscular twitches and breath sounds but ending with faint pulse and vacant eyes as the experiment concluded.
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Iowa Legislature Faces Broad Bill Storm Across Sessions
The 4th session days produce numerous House and Senate measures. Bills adjust taxes, debt refunds, school funding, and public safety. Moves propose payrolls for officials, road, road taxes, and probate rules while pondering pardons and constitutional amendments.
United States and International Economic Snapshots
A compilation of figures across tax, production, and wealth in 19th century economies. Notes include Kentucky bounties, New York factories, California flour, Pennsylvania oil, and European church and cultural metrics.
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New York
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California
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Alasmeda County
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Grmany Go
Overwork and the toll of constant travel
A reflection on the dangers of relentless work. The author recounts a businessman exhausted by rail travel and nonstop duties collapsing in his dining room. The piece argues lack of able assistance and continuous self work led to ruin, citing a wealthy man who ran accounts late into the night and trusted only himself. It notes the paradox of success and personal cost.
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Keep it to Yourself and Private Sorrows Cited
A religious advocate urges secrecy on troubles and injury to avoid public shame. An old sea captain quips about plain tastes at a party. The Rockland Courier ponders why a boy is rushed to bed despite not feeling sleepy, highlighting local ordinary concerns.
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Remembering New England Barns and Haymows
A nostalgic prose piece recalls the scent of hay and the old barn's charm amid snowbound New England days. The author, W. A. Gibson, describes double doors, pumpkins, horses, oxen, and the cozy life within the barn, drawing contrasts with memories of youth and family scenes.
Bachelors League Rules Spark London Society Satire
A clipping describes a London bachelors league formed to dodge social duties. It details rules including canceling engagements, a life insurance scheme for singledom, and a questionnaire on age, family marriages, and peculiar character traits to determine eligibility.
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