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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1875

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Prospects of the Force Bill amid House debates

Washington dispatches describe the Force Bill as unfinished business with amendments under consideration and a long roll-call debate in the House. Key figures Coburn Cannon and Butler push or oppose provisions on habeas corpus and state invasion, while procedural maneuvers threaten delays and possible adjournment.

Tribune Wamaxatox Coburn Cannon Hoar Gen. Butler Idmit Gen. Duiler MM. Handall Wasninarox Messia Blaine Dawes Garfield Ellis H. Roberts Judge Poland Gen Butler South Poland Arkansas Messrs Gaffeld Suaend House Atrick Nesnion Bisder Thia Morton Newilans Wastmarox Senate Georgia Edmunda Court of Appeals Carpenter Conkling Edgardo Jones Sprage Stewart Windom

Tragedy at St Andrew's Church Covers Fatal Wall Collapse

A devastating incident at St Andrew's Room Catholic Church on City Hall Place last evening resulted in five deaths and many injuries as a loft wall and ceiling collapsed during a Lent lecture. Police, fire, and ambulance crews battled chaos as worshippers scrambled for exits, with 29 taken to Park Hospital and others to Bellevue or home. A list of the killed includes Mary A Connors and a boy aged eight. the injured span numerous streets and occupations, and relief efforts are ongoing.

District OF Columbia Congress Siefhead the Tribune Watuscron G. F. Horn Legislative Assembly Board of Registration Washington Shepherd Ivis Special Investigation Committee Board of Public Works Constantes Leas Hurta Edivice St. Andrew's Room Catholic Church Duanest City Father Carroll St. Stephen's Church Euat Father Curran Teake Father Corran Sweeny's Franklin Street Frankfiuet Feeney City Hall-place Sixth Precinct Park Hospital Bellevue Hospital Connors Mary A Parkat Risenwel Wee Parkst McGlonis Catharigg City Wall-place McGiyou Rossnoa Vaudewater-at Baptiste Catharine Roosevelt Howe Conley Mary Roosevelt-st Condoo Edward Bayardat Greenwich At Chambernat Cunningham Patri Devitt Charles de Downpsey Mottat Abock Donovan Thomas Madison-st Kilov Bellevue FT Capital Ick Elizabethst Freel Lizzie Frankfort Parla Elizabeth Greenwich-at Telbons Mag Jen Howe Kate Healey Dennis Walkér-at Shor Kelly Eilon Thos Washington-ahs Kavanagh Ellen Roosevelt-at Cote Sion Kaveland Hudspost Pagrelle Patrick City Hall Tahay Sajirien Roonovellal Tim Fimends Mary Jane Martin Mary Ellen Cavanagh Teresa Williams the Park Hospital Patrick Ledell Regular Corps of Hospital Physicians and Surgeons A. Williams Ramon Amabile Curran Flynn St. Andrew's Church St. Stephen's Father McGeehan Church of the Transfiguration Oak St Chambers-st Charles Debilt Mary Kehoe Mark Hospital

Scenes of Sorrow at Park Hospital After Bricks Fall

The Park Hospital is overwhelmed with wounded in the wake of a building collapse. Aged victims, a dying 10 year old, and 14 to 16 year olds with severe injuries fill couches and floors. Physicians and priests attend to victims as police manage crowds and moved some to Bellevue.

Northern Central Railroad Annual Report to Stockholders

The Northern Central Railroad reports 1874 net earnings up 26 percent over 1873 with reduced operating costs and total coal tonnage shifts. It outlines 1875 terminal improvements at Canton and a plan to raise $1,000,000 in bonds and sell nonessential real estate to fund expansion and retirement of floating debt. President Scott addresses competition from Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania lines, emphasizing kept earnings from Maryland Pennsylvania and New York cargo.

Northern Central Railroad Batrmone Thos. A. Scott Cnttral Pennsylvania Railroad Maryaville Dauphin Cumberland Valley Road Baltimore Shamokin Elmira and Williamaport McIntyre Mines Ralston Vines Lobieh Valley Canandaigua Northern Central Railroad Couany Union Railroad Canton Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ponosylvania Railroad Company Ander Traffe H Bern Baltmorg and Olio Railroad Company Perhapa Scott Baltimore and Obie Company Tate Northern Central Maryland Pennsylvania New York Toowas A. Scott Wayne MacVengn J.C. Bullett M. Felton Wistar Morris HL. P. Borio MB. Belles M. J. Greenafeld

Flood Damage Hits Tesneaser Knoxville Area

Damage from a rising river in Tesneaser Knoxville Tennessee floods bridges and houses, with two gas works under water and several railroad slides. The flood threatens further rise as Upper Holston and tributaries push water levels higher. Cincinnati Industrial Exposition faces a Centennial plan rejection. board declines endorsement and preserves focus on Philadelphia Exposition centennial events.

Tesneaser Knoxville Tenn Atkins Upper Holston

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