Winter Storm Grounds City Transit and Ferries
Snow blanketed the city all day disrupting travel as streets, elevated lines, surface cars, and ferries faced heavy delays. The American Transfer Company mobilized crews and McCarmel ordered gradual snow removal while authorities weighed the cost of keeping transit functioning amid ongoing snowfall and gusty winds. A ferry collision on the East River between Portia and the Nevada created another delay but no injuries were reported.
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Havana Bomb Blast and Military Remains Report
A Havana blast wounded a residence of former conservative mayor Miruel Diaz as Luis Coro Lage, recently back from African prisons, was captured fleeing. Separately, Lt Col Joaquin Ruts’s body was found and buried with military honors after his execution at an insurgent camp visit. The Montgomery cruiser neared Key West awaiting orders about Havana relief, while U.S. officials reported no change in Maine’s orders and Spain stepped up customs actions. Madrid police suppressed student demonstrations against a local newspaper.
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State Department
Lee Wines
Russia Hurries Troops in Baltic Move and Diplomatic Strains
A lengthy dispatch details the Russian volunteer fleet cruiser Saratoft carrying twelve guns and 1600 troops, passing the Bosphorus en route to Vladivostok. Reported plans expect over ten thousand troops to assemble eastward with a first cruiser of 2000 men soon. Separate items discuss Anglo Japanese plans, Great Britain's stance at Port Arthur, and shifts in eastern crisis amid mutterings of coal and wheat shipments and Moroccan incidents.
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Tullon Warn
Severe Cold Across New England and New York
The region faced extreme cold with temperatures plunging below zero in Maine New Hampshire and New York. Towns reported winds and snowstorms as crews began harvest work and a large workforce prepared for winter conditions.
Termity and Tennitt Wife Caught In Canada Theft Case
In a Regina to Regina dispatch, Abraham Tennitt and his wife, seized by North West Territory police, are linked to theft of nearly 24,000 in bonds jewelry and cash. United States officers join the investigation. items found include four bonds and several diamond rings. The pair faced questioning as officers reviewed evidence and warrants for Feb fires in Vancouver.
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Senator Murphy censure vow sparks tense Albany debate
In Albany a heated session unfolds as supporters urge resignation over Senator Edward Murphy Jr's vote for the Teller currency resolution. Assemblyman Weekes and others push a censure motion, citing currency stance and potential 1809 legislature implications. The measure is postponed for day’s study as leaders clash over process and timing.
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Tribune
Albany
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Assembly
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William J. Bryan
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Citizens Union Republican
New York
Wyoming Republicans Face Split Over McKinlay Support
Wyoming Republicans show tension as Senator Warren disputes Hay’s claim of reconciliation with the party. Hay’s resignation pledge and Casper convention actions fuel debate about loyalty to President McKinlay and Sekine’s influence. Strong party alignments and questions of alienation frame the political struggle.
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Weekes Pushes Canal Commission Investigation Bill
New York deliberations consider constitutional issues over canal contracts and a proposed transfer of investigatory powers to a commission. Weekes seeks a thorough probe, urges immediate consideration, and wants strong subpoena powers. Also notes a separate arson at Harteville Hadieat Church and library, with $0 insurance and $800 loss.
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Lurmlom
The Russian Yield Not So Large As Usual
London reports a weak Russian wheat market with poor yields in Crimea and western provinces. The Mark Jane Express notes good French demand but widespread field failures in Austria Hungary and a plummeting harvest outlook for 1847. Prices to rise in coming months due to reduced crop output and continued cash sales after harvests.
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Mark Jane Express
Althouse
Austria Hungary
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Husein
Russia
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Venton
WHEAT PRICES AND BANK SHUTDOWN REPORTED IN FLOODED NOTICE
The piece details rising bread costs as mills and bakers resist higher wheat prices due to a restrictive new process. It also reports the suspension of The First National Bank at Larthom North Dakota after days of heavy withdrawals, with directors fearing assets fall short of liabilities and no prospect of relief.
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Teller Resolution Defeated In House By Narrow Margin
Washington January 31 The House defeated the Teller resolution on bonds payable in gold or silver after five hours of debate with a 182 to 182 vote. Republicans mostly opposed it except Linney of North Carolina and White of North Carolina the only Black member who voted present. Democrats McAleer and Elliott joined Republicans against the measure. Speaker Reed voted against the resolution as well. The session featured heated exchange and a crowd on the floor with lawmakers racing to speak before the vote.
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