Gambetta On Education And Wine Tax In France
The Paris correspondent reports a personal talk with Gambetta on politics in France. He outlines plans for a national education system for girls, a tax cut on wine for workers, and broader fiscal measures. He also comments on a new premier, potential cabinet changes, and the political mood ahead of the Chamber meetings.
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Missing Schooner Jamon News From Ark to New York
A fragmented Arlington era item notes the schooner Jamon missing near Ark and the press reports she may have sunk after 60 days at sea, with arrival of distress messages in a harbor. Other short briefs mention the State Board of Audit, Ottawa Bank, and Chicago Union Convention in terse summaries from December 10.
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The Maine mandamus case opens in Augusta court
The mandamus case against Edward H. Gove secretary of state opened in Augusta with counsel for petitioner A. R. Smith and Mr. Baker arguing for the petitioner. The judge questioned jurisdiction while the defense contends the Secretary should release election returns to the Governor and Council.
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Congress Quietly At Work At The Capitol
Washington dispatch describes a quiet congressional day with Senate confirmation of Alexander Ramsey as Secretary of War, debate on coast defense guns and a bill banning political contributions by federal officers. Reports note a Democratic House debate, and Colorado and Ute land term talks.
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The Will of the People Circulates in St Petersburg
A new revolutionary journal The Will of the People is distributed in St Petersburg and other parts of Russia after a court martial. The St Petersburg governor orders red lamp indicators on houses nightly. Reports from The Daily News Berlin dispatch note a violent proclamation by the Revolutionary Committee the same day the Czar arrived.
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City Hall rumors swirl over Gardner eligibility and rail schemes
Rumors claim Aldermen doubt Gardner candidacy due to a City Charter clause penalizing convicted officers, while others insist his conviction was a technical election law issue. Mayoral hesitation and Andrew Green support shape nominations. Broadway rail plans face doubt alongside Crosstown and Forty second Street lines. Controllers delay on alderman salaries as pay disputes loom.
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Rumors of Excise Commissioners Nominations Denied
Local officials deny any intent to nominate J. Morrison James B Morrison or Morris Friedsam to Excise Commissioner posts. Mayor Cooper states rumors are untrue while Grant visit events in Louisville Cincinnati detailed with receptions and greetings from Mayor Maxter Governor Blackburn and others.
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Avonzo Watt
Chicago 7 APH contest court recovery order
The Chicago 7 APH contest leads to a court order returning Great Western Telegraph lines to Western Union after an appeal by Great Western. The American Union Telegraph Company briefly seized portions in Missouri Kansas and Nebraska before a restraining order restored control to Western Union.
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Page & Co. books seized in New Orleans fraud case
In New Orleans the books and property of Page & Co. were seized at Theodore L. Page’s saleroom after accusations that an agent defrauded him. Proceeds allegedly invested may allow Page to recover most of the loss. In Annaxr Greenfield’s reprieve from hanging for a Syracuse murder is ordered to Jan 30 to allow counsel time. Pumpelly mill on the Shocatone River near Woolstock was bought by CW. Watsons, with a million tons to be discharged this winter at $12,000. The Albany Journal notes a convention of school superintendents in Toronto with about seventy-five delegates. Thieves breached Emerson's Minstrels dressing-room in Toronto, stealing money and misplacing clothing.
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Gas explosion damages Oakland sewer and fire response
An explosion of gas in a Jefferson Street sewer in Oakland caused extensive damage, wrecking a horse and injuring several others while a man named Johnny Lear suffered severe burns. Authorities report no other major losses. the incident prompts broader coverage of city hazards and public safety.
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