No extra session of Congress decided by President
Washington reports the President ruled out an extra session after Cabinet debate. Indecision over River and Harbor and Deficiency bills lingered but the President said indispensable budgets are through, and a new session would disrupt public interests more than delay.
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Altercation on House floor pits Judge Poland against Gen Butler
In Wasuxarox February 9, a heated House floor exchange erupted between Judge Poland and General Butler over Arkansas investigations and the Force bill. Poland defended his Arkansas report while Butler questioned his resolve, leading to tense remarks and warnings of consequences.
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Garibaldi in Rome Proposes Tiber Improvement Scheme
Garibaldi writes to the American people urging support for a Tiber improvement project to save Rome from floods and aid Campagna drainage. He envisions a government guaranteed five percent interest plan financed by shares and a new seaport linked to cross channels, with a commission to study the best approach and a future bill before Parliament.
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Mining troubles as coal shafts burn in Indiana town
In Praxarous Indiana February 94 coal shafts of Jackson Coal Braith Reed de Co Beach Hall Co near Brazil were burned by incendiaries after a miners strike. Threats of violence followed if owners refused to hire back striking workers. A colored Lumber UF man reportedly arrived to intimidate strikebreakers, and losses are estimated around 1000 to 19060 per shaft. Some insurers canceled policies in anticipation of further trouble.
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Disturbance in the Schuylkill Valley report
Portsville Penn Feb 26 A meeting of the Executive Board of the Miners and Laborers Benevolent Association convened with full attendance. The Mechanics and Workingmen's Association announced discharge of several officers from Reading Company, and the boards pledged aid and protest. A committee was set to draft resolutions supporting efforts to identify incendiaries blamed for fires this week. The group claimed fires were accidents and opposed punitive actions against miners. Delegates voted to push a 40 percent rate reduction after March 15 based on last year’s taxes.
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Mechanics’ and Workingmen’s Association
Miners’ Asociation
Mechanica
Reading Company
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McGowan
Anti Monopoly Convention Delegates Gather in Harrisburg
Delegates from pearly air trades and various districts plan to attend the anti monopoly conference in Harrisburg. Eight representatives elected to speak for the group. Hyde Parkner delays action for now while the union pledges readiness to meet the challenge posed by Lackawanna and Beranton regions.
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West Virginia Legislature to adjourn to Wheeling in November
A Cuarteston dispatch reports West Virginia lawmakers agreed to meet in Wheeling on November 10. The House committees allege Auditor Benets and Treasurer Burdett engaged in maladministration and high crimes and propose impeachment. The session ended after a stormy debate and the Board of Managers will draft impeachment articles. The Senate will continue examining slave finances during recess.
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Illinois Episcopate Letter of Acceptance Drawn by Dr Di Koven
Chicago Feb 26 report of the acceptance letter from Dr. De Koven regarding his election to the episcopate at Illkauls. He confirms readiness to cooperate with the standing committee and bishops and to serve faithfully if approved.
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Divorce suit of Ann Eliza Young case details
Judge McKean ruled in Ann Eliza Young's divorce case awarding $8,000 in attorney fees and $8000 in monthly alimony pending trial. Bing ham Young was ordered to pay $2,000 attorney fees and $9,500 alimony, with the final figures to be settled within ten to nineteen days.
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Naval cadet expelled for refusing to fence with a rival
Bathmor r February 24 A letter from Annapolis reports another cadet expelled from the Naval Academy for disobeying orders to fence with a rival. Gordon Claude of Annapolis, now Captain Engineer, refused to fence and to resign, consulted his parents, and the superintendent and others debated his Virginia heritage and loyalty before final expulsion.
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Pacific Mail suits target Brooklyns Ses maker and funds
Attorneys for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company prepare to serve papers in District of Columbia suits seeking alleged complicity in the treasury misappropriation. Provisional seizures would cover Sess maker in Brooklyn and related property to block transfers pending court action. A congressional probe is mentioned as not yet satisfactory, with fears the witness memory may fail to protect assets. Revolutionary anniversary observed in Boston with bells, gun salute, and public ceremonies.
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Insurance ruling limits company liability for suicide in life policies
Curcaco Feb 26 Judge Blodgett of the US Circuit Court ruled a life insurance policy may restrict payout to cases of death from the insured's impanity or murder as defined by policy clauses. The decision clashes with prior rulings and strengthens insurer protections against certain claims.
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French Crisis Delays Buffet Ministry Formation
Paris reports M Buffet declines to form a ministry. If he changes stance, M De taure may be proposed for President of the Assembly. Virginius settlement terms await U S recognition of King Alfonso’s new government and await formal actions. Hong Kong steamer foundered with four missing and nine saved. Anglo American Cable case discusses Nova Scotia land rights and potential compensation. Foreign notes mention travels of Sir Hugh Allan and J J Abbott and a Philadelphia exhibition commission.
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Beechers Trial Sidulights Referenced Statements
Report notes Gen Tracy remarks in Tilton Beech er controversy about Mr Moulton's ten year partnership with Woodruff and Robinson. Dissolution linked to Beecher trial clash, with partners asserting conduct was fair and there was no secrecy. Bowen interview hints at Beecher innocence but avoids direct admission.
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Penalties for kidnapping act approved in Pennsylvania
Purapestuta February 26 Mayor Stokley signed a proclamation as the Pennsylvania Legislature passed a new kidnapping law. The act imposes a $10,000 fine and imprisonment up to 25 years for kidnapping children, with penalties also for harboring or concealing state children. It clarifies exclusions for detaining or concealing a child taken before passage and outlines surrender to custody of lawful authorities. The measure references the Rosa case.
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Practical Sympathy For Sufferers By Tam Church Disaster
The Convention of Irish Societies met at Hibernian Hall to plan St Patrick’s Day events. Fifty-one societies were represented. speeches referred to St Andrew's Church disaster, fundraising for the sufferers, and arranging a lecture and procession lineup with committees to approach officials and clergy.
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