Washington notes and Senate caucus items in March summary
From Washington three notes to the British minister deny Crump’s disease reports as false. Funding bill notes show $15,764,484 in greenbacks deposited to retire circulation. 1,287,500 returned by the 0th. Senate caucus on March 0 outlines chairmen for Finance, Appropriations, Commerce, Judiciary, and more. court suits and appointments fill the docket as cabinet decisions and nominations unfold.
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Explosion at Donaldson Patterson boiler-works rocks Buffalo
News records an explosion at Donaldson Patterson boiler-works Buffalo causing one death and seven injuries. The building collapsed, the dome flew 100 feet, and a proprietor’s body was hurled across the street.
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Multiple fires destroy Woodwant drug house and neighboring properties
A morning blaze at Woodwant Faxon & Co in Kansas City wrecked a wholesale drug house a hardware store and a grocery house and other property totaling about 450000 before it was controlled. The same period notes bills and political moves in Indiana Wisconsin Michigan and Ohio along with a dramatic shooting claim in Edwardsville. later evidence cast doubt on the burglary report.
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Brannanans Refusal to Take Oath in Parliament Sparks Case
A legal challenge in Parliament over Brannanans refusal to swear an oath, claiming an affirmation right, failed as Justice Mathaw ruled the defense worthless. The piece notes a British armament bill passage, the Orton case in law, a London firm’s bankruptcy, and the Czar's assassination with brief details. It also mentions Bradlaugh resigning his Commons seat for re-election.
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Senate Organizes After Caucus And Czar Wounding
In Washington on the 14th the Republican Senate caucus allocated committee seats with four Democrats on each panel. President Hayes had previously nominated Stanley Matthews to the Supreme Court, and Gov. Pillsbury appointed A J Edgerton to the Senate seat vacated by Windom. The Czar Alexander III ascended and issued a manifesto as doctors treated his wounds after an assassination attempt. The Senate adjourned pending organizational votes.
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Population of 245 Cities in United States Census Returns
Population figures for 245 U S cities with 10000 or more inhabitants are reported as received by March 1 from the census. A comparative table against 1870 is included, with stars marking estimated populations.
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Fatal Oyster Incident In Jackson Claims Local Man
In Jackson last Saturday, William Halley Chancery Clerk of Madison County and Thomas Wharton Jr. dined at Miller's restaurant on Pennistreet. A joke about the death of Walker Brooke caused Bailey to choke after laughter, and despite aid at the door and back slaps, he died before physicians arrived.
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Boy Hero Foils Burglary in Virginia City
In Virginia City Nevada fourteen year old Willie Parker tackled a burglar who tried to open a door to a home with his sister inside. Parker grabbed a pistol and fired through a door panel, striking the intruder in the legs and forcing him away. The youth had planned to shoot the burglar under the table if needed, but the sister’s fear changed the plan. An Aberdeen gentleman quoted with a humorous exchange about spectacles ends with a quip about needing a dog and string.
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Willie Parker
Randall’s History of the Democratic Party Examined
A critic reviews Samuel J. Randall’s two chapter history of 1874 to 1881. It argues the work omits the middle period, praises the party’s 1874 entry and 1878 revival, and calls the funding bill attempt a pivotal yet failed measure shaping public credit and sectional distrust.
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The Crowning Triumph of a Failing Party
The passage argues the party’s failures defined constitutional outcomes, debunking its self styled banner as party of the Constitution and progress. It credits Randall and a shifting historical arc with constitutional survival while praising the opposing party’s inability to secure its aims.
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Hayes and Garfield Inauguration Reflections and Political Divide
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