Debated Afghan Frontier War Cloud With Russia Lingers
The Daily News rebuts Globe claims of Afghan Russia retreat proposals and reports no fixed points in dispute yet. Paris Times notes Russian alarm over war, while ambassadors urge moderation. War sentiment grows in military circles as next week’s outcome looms and markets show steady closes.
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Ex-Governor McLane Named Minister to Frazer and Paris
Maryland's ex Governor Robert M. Melane becomes minister to Frazer this term starting from qualification day. The Paris post pays 17500 annually with two secretaries at 2625 and 2000 respectively. Appointments follow minister recommendations. May bring potential vacancy in Baltimore's First Branch. He plans to leave in early May for Havre then Paris and studies indicate he will focus on business in France.
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Grant Does Not Flinch Belief in God Over Hell
New York report from March 28 notes Grant’s relatives and friends worry over his spiritual state on death. Dr Newman attends daily, guiding prayers and religious talk, but Grant remains gravely reserved and unrevealing about explicit beliefs or fervor.
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Graham Preparing for a Tough Job at Tamai
Sir Gerald Graham leads the British army toward Tamai after a sand storm delays advance. Osman Digna’s forces reportedly hold Tamai, with desparate desertions and large entrenched units. Heat, disease, and wounded morale threaten troops as protection lines are reassessed and railway work paused aside from local fortifications.
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Matrimonial Muddle Involving Burglar's Wife And Judge Moran
In Cook County Circuit Court Judge Moran hears the divorce suit of Douglas St. Hale against Amelia C. Hale once a Chicago clearing house manager earning $10,000 yearly. The case sketches a tale of romance with a burglar’s wife, thefts, and a fall from social grace, ending with Hale’s financial and social decline. Also noted is the death of Annapolis mail carrier T. Bryan and a health product advertisement.
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Hints About Horses and Street Crossing Ideas
A long column discusses horse handling with tips on spotting eager buyers and safe riding. It covers shying behavior, calming talk, and prudent use of a whip, plus cautions about lighting matches on wheels and smoking on horseback. Also notes popular horse colors and breeds. A second item describes London street traffic and a proposed radiating subways system to ease pedestrian crossing near the bank and Mansion House.
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Bank failures in 1854 exceed one hundred twenty
The Chicago Journal reports 121 banking institutions failed in 1854. Among them were 11 national banks, 2 state banks, 11 savings banks and 77 private banks. Failures root causes include officers fraud, poor stock operations, and broad speculation.
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The Richmond Mystery and Canal Crash
A long Richmond dispatch reports Mayor Carrington ordering the Swater drawn from the reservoir where Lilian Madison’s body was found while a thorough search for the missing handcatches fails. The case draws large crowds as investigators probe mud for clues amid public appeals for Pinkerton aid and funds. Also, a section notes the Sideling Hill aqueduct on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal washing out, stopping signals for days.
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Jeff Davis suffers rheumatism flare in Biloxi report
A Biloxi dispatch says Jeff Davis again suffers rheumatism with a breakout of his old Mexican wound from thirty eight years ago. The note updates New Orleans readers on his health condition.
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