1878 Strikes Hit British Farmers and Allied Trades Hard
The article notes 815 farmers failed in 1878 versus 447 in 1877 along with 184 corn merchants and 87 millers failing that year. It also reports varied business collapses among butchers and brewers and mentions related global notes on Lake Ontario depths and other diverse items.
Indian massacre and disasters reported worldwide
Portland dispatch notes a 36 member group annihilated after pursuing Indians into mountains between Payette and Salmon River. Constantinople reports Ottoman authority restored warnings to Christians. London says English cattle plague prompts instant slaughter. Charles Peace executed in Leeds for Dyson murder. Italy endures heavy storm flooding Venice and Barnegat wrecks. Lilydale Collieries close due to proprietors Evans Davies failure.
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Arthur Dyson
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Leeds
Eny
Italy
St. Mark Place
Enoa
Naples
Atrewa
Silittria
Salerno
David H. Tolck
Barnegat
N.J
Lilydale
Hanley
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Evans, Davies & Co
Resignations and Royal Match Announced Amid Turmoil
The morning issue notes Guy Wade Hampton of South Carolina resigns and is immediately commissioned as U S Senator. Prince Arthur weds Princess Louisa Margaret on the 18th. Macedonia insurrection flare reported from Vienna. Five Virginia county judges indicted for jury service discrimination against Negroes. Virginia Legislature moves to court review. A fatal fire at Carbon Hill Ohio kills seven, trapping a family. London failures listed Campbell Co and others with mobilities near 1.5 million. Shere Ali dies February 21 with Poaca overtures from Yakoob Khan reported in Calcutta.
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Germany
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Virginia
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United States Supreme Court
Carbon Hill
Ohio
Hocking Valley
J. M. Lunsford
Nia
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London
Campbell & Co
London General Printing Works
George F. Dickinson
Senate Sessions Chronicle Contested Seats and Bills Passed
A detailed sequence across Feb 25 to Mar 1 notes Senate actions on public health, immigration, and internal revenue measures, with House activity on elections, pensions, and appropriation bills. Delegates consider Deficiency, Army, and Sundry Civil items, while Corbin withdraws his contest for a South Carolina Senate seat.
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Chandler
Lynde
Throckmorton
George F. Seward
Gov. F. Benard
China
Aith
Judiciary Committee
Sewa
D. i Corbin
South Carolina Proceedings on Post Office and Defense Bills
The Senate considered the Post Office and Deficiency Appropriation bills with conferees appointed for the Post Office and Deficiency measures. Amendments touched on voting rights, juror oaths, and pension provisions. The Senate debated the Chinese immigration veto and related impeachment reports, with a Sunday session proposed for receiving executive communications.
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Teller Committee Reports Fraud and Violence in Louisiana and South Carolina
The Teller Committee report reviews testimony from 91 witnesses in Louisiana and 107 in South Carolina. It alleges widespread fraud by time ballots, murders and outrages against colored citizens, and calls for federal election supervision and punishment of violators to restore peace and constitutional rights. It highlights forged certificates, improper returns, and partisan interference, urging Congress to regulate times and places of elections and enforce penalties.
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Trains Collide Near Creston. Injuries Reported
A Fricour freight on the Creston branch of the Chicago Burlington Quincy collided with a switch-engine and cars near Creston. Engineer Daniel McDevitt broke his hip and was badly burned. foreman Advant Vadeal was grievously burned. others were injured as engines and several cars wrecked. Additional items report a Beloit blaze, public school finances, and multiple accidents and notices across Iowa towns.
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Emily Huntington Miller
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Ottumwa
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