Governor Emery faces Utah crisis as oppose faction grows
Washington reports a heated push for Governor Emery’s reappointment amid Utah tensions. Meliride urges the President against Emery, while others push polygamy crackdown and election law reforms. Collyer notes New England interest in sorghum sugar and corn-stalk sugar as tariff talks surge in Congress.
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Emery
National Republican Committees
Aorhin
Utah
Vernar Emery
Uovsenor
Legislature Assembly of Utah
Emory
Ated
Bin
United States
Hunter
Charles Ewing
Ohio
Ewing
Shormat
N. G. Ordway
Dk. Collyer
New England
de. Collyer
Agricultural Department
New-England
Collyer
Tur T
Maine
Calia
Minnesota
Texas
Louisiana
Iere
Four Per Cent Bonds Debate in Congress Over Refunding Issue
Washington notes show a House member urging caution on issuing remaining four percent bonds amid a broader fight over funding and interest rates. Secretary Sherman is viewed as unlikely to back new bonds unless Congress eases restrictions, with Treasury officials signaling opposition to lower coupons.
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Collyer
Newglanders
Washington
EL Auatee
Lorneral Fess Uisfat
Congress
House Committee On
House
France
Brazil
Canale
Hawaii
Jorneral Punas
Wastisoron
Treasury
Bny
Beerstory
Winn
Seceretary
Sherman
Sinking of Borussia Exacts Heavy Toll at Sea
News reports detail the December 2 sinking of the Borussia, a Dominion and Mississippi line steamer. Of 54 crew and 180 passengers, only about thirty four are known saved, with many presumed lost after abandonment in a fierce storm. Surviving accounts describe disorganized panic, boats lowered without orders, and a night of darkness and heavy seas as the vessel went down near Corunna after starting from Liverpool on November 20.
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Wasitington
Youne
Raleigh
N.C
Montgomery County
Calcott
United State
Valparateo
Midas
Roth
Andrew Curtis
Valparsinn
W. 2. Mangum
United States
Nagasall
Tho
Department of State
Mrankehs
Nagasaki
New-York
French
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Roumania
Secretar Evarts
Kaw Fun
State Department
Simon Wolf
Kasson
Treasury
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Statiabick
Tousdeiing
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Tes Parsons
Borussia
Dominion and Mississippi Line
Mallowdale
Queenstown
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Tine
Cork
Raya
William Sturt Day
Doolittle
Wylie
Havana
Neatanea
Hans Don
Turow
Cxptain
Shean
Nuineres
Thix
Thix Supposed That, She Mnst Have Gone Degen: Fil Het Living. Felgot
Danbetul
Loxbox
Toruscia
Williams
Liverpool
New-Orleans
Queene Town
Hiy Matlowdale
Basser
Horussia
Fayaly
Queensown
Ponte
Enter
Rocket Agcoad
Mer
Lasnos
Liverpool Dispatch
Harussia
Csplain
Derendy
Bey
Dominion and Mestasppt
Dtoon & Montgomery
Doninion
Dante Terrance & Co
Montreal
New Orleans
Silas Wocks & Co
Tie Voavels
Iortland
Coruna
Sain
Hurussia
Greengieh
Waa
South America
A Blow in Self-Defence and Other Dispatches
Reports from Logansport Indiana detail a nighttime confrontation where Teremiah Asba refused admittance to Nathan Thorons and Rutherford, resulting in a blow to Asba’s head with a sabre. The episode follows an investigation into local safety and policing responses. Also noted are updates on Cincinnati court record verification, Carlton College’s fire damage, and Life-Saving District updates at Jersey shore locales.
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Logansport
Hud
Teremiah Asbba
Nathan Thorons
Rutherford
Asba
Thomas
General Grant Ends Jersey City Visit in Philadelphia
Dec 23 Pullaverrata reports General Grant's city demonstrations closed with a Union League House reception. About 2,000 attendees, including Mrs Grant, were present as General Sheridan greeted guests. Grant planned to visit Jersey City the next day to view works before returning for a cordial dinner with Mr. C.
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Pullaverrata
Grant
Union League House
Generel and
Alte
League House
Moyes
Phil Sheridan
Fred Panat
Sueridan
Jesalo Crant
Jeraey City
Cortatman
Mr. C
Notable Wrecks Memory: Borussia and Other Disasters
A historical roundup recalls major shipwrecks of the past three years. Notable losses include the Hamburg American steamer Pointmeranta colliding in fog near Folkestone with 65 lives lost, the Princes Alice sinking in the Thames with about 600 perished, the German ironclad Grosser Kurfurst destroyed after collision, and the Burydice disaster off the Isle of Wight with heavy casualties. The Metropolis, with 200 aboard, faced wreck off Curranck Beasts and the Philadelphia voyage to Brazil left nearly all passengers employed in railroad work stranded.
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Borussia
Pointmeranta
Folkestone
Thames
Camer
N.C
Brazil
Uy Gow
Hectores
Inlet Storm Wreck Off South Carolina Coast
A November 24 1877 storm at Inlet South Carolina left a complete wreck with six offices and men missing or harmed. The report includes chaotic dispatches about military reinforcements and skirmishes, with details on General Roberts and actions in the Afghanistan theater as well as European cabinet movements and canal project updates.
Sale of a Railroad Ordered Next February
Multiple brief items report railway property sale ordered for February at Tuekrtag Hallrop, telegraph wires down from a storm with seventy feet broken, murder convictions in Missouri and Kentucky, an Indian man charged in Ohio, Atlantic lodges oil contract awarded, a Pennsylvania factory actin debate, and a Georgia winter racing meet slated with five days of events beginning January 6.
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Bua
Royal
Carr
Peter Gilroy
William Orinor
Oltmag
Parta deLenta
Washington
Gallu
Laminh
Penn
Henty Lacy
Surprised thief beset at General Hendrickson's home
A mulatto burglar attacked Mary Redford in the basement of General Hendrickson’s West Porty eighth street residence after doors and windows were secured. Kate Brady aided the nurse and he fled through a rear yard chased by neighbors. captured by Henry Bookstaver’s gate, the man was identified as Robert and later Charles Franks, with Mary Redford severely injured and in precarious condition.
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West Forty-eighth T
Euttering
Hendrick
West Portye
Mery Redford
Wowsn
Kate Ready
Givat
Irieh
Ninoiee
Mary Redford
Wan
Milatto
Kate Shady
Honderekoa
Darkpong
Lim
Kate Brady
Ana Sore
Dr. Hwa
Cook
Henry
W. Bookstavers House
Tie
Yuildine Mery
Mary Dave
Bookstaver
Jet
Ray
Ofeer Thorne Darton
Slo
Areeas
Mr. Heydrickson
Fela
Poltem
Witte Gut
Robertacb
Owever
Charles Franks
West Tulrtcthest
Bie Fasenaton
Lew Ior Soli
QeMoe Hendrickson
A Caine
Sue Weavon
Pole Court
Yorkville
Justice Murray
General Hendrickson
Mary
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