Auction ads and vendors on Hampshire Street and Maine Street
A dense list of local businesses and services appears, including auctions at 45 Hampshire Street under Wuh offices, boarding houses, books and printing, roots and shoes, hardware, leather goods, clocks, clothing, and furniture. Multiple contractors, mills, and manufactories are named with street addresses on Maine and Hampshire streets, plus hotels, a hat shop, and a cigar and fruit vendor. The compilation reflects a bustling urban commerce hub with numerous trades and retail outlets.
Washington Funding Bill Discussion and Related Proceedings
Washington April 8 reports show Ways and Means panel discussing the funding bill with no conclusion. Deficiency bill moves to nonconcurrence. post office and Boston appropriations boosted on Senate amendments. Pacific Railroad Committee hears Gen Hunter and Gil bert for Memphis El Paso venture. Legal Tender case Hapburn Griswold debated. reopening depends on concurring judges.
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Washington
Committee On Ways and Means
House Committee On Appropriations
Senate
New York Post Office
Boston
House Pacific Railroad Committee
Gen. Hunter
Trans-Continents
Gilbert
New York
Memphis & Elpaso Company
C.J
Washington, D.C
Brook
Congress
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Hapburn Griswold
Memorial Services for General Thomas Held at Farwell Hall
Memorial services in Chicago honor General Thomas were held at Farwell Hall with an immense crowd. Bishop Whitehouse opened with prayer, a memorial hymn and dirge followed, and Governor Palmer delivered an eloquent address, the whole conveying solemnity and tribute.
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ChicaGo
Farwell Hall
Governor Palmer
Gen. Thomas
Bishop Whitehouse
Gov. Palmer
The Thomas Obsequies in Troy and New York
A sweeping report from Troy and New York details General Thomas's obsequies with President Grant and a large federal and state delegation. Processions, church services at St Pauls, pallbearers led by Meade and others, and a cemetery interment at Oakwood mark the solemn day.
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Grant
Boutwell
Belknap
Robeson
Cresswell
Fenton
Cameron
Porter
Banks
Logan
Congress
Gen. Thomas
Senate
House of Representatives
Sheridan
McDowell
Indiana
Army of the Cumberland
Sherman
Geo. B. Warren
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
U.S
Reilly
Watervilet Arsenal
St. Paul’s
Episcopal Church
Dvane
Coit
Potter
Tucker
Oakwood Cemetery
Albany
Utica
Geo. G. Meade
Rosecrans
John M. Schofield
Jos. Hooker
Gordon Granger
J. M. Newton
McKay
Jos. B. Carr
Thomas
St. Paul’s Church
Doane
Prof
Gay
New York
North West 10th Legislature Passes Capital Bill
The capital appropriation bill passed today with a $150,000 allocation to begin a new building project. The total cost upon completion is projected over $1.5 million. General G. M. Dodge and Hon. James F. Wilson named commissioners at large. The Supervisors Bill and railroad tax bill also passed, with adjournment sine die anticipated Wednesday.
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Das Morris
G. M. Dodge
James F. Wilson
South colored celebration marks Fifteenth Amendment anniversary
Louis Viniz reports a large turnout for the negro celebration of the Fifteenth Amendment. The parade lasted about 45 minutes, with banners and banners highlighting the event. Gun salutes at sunrise and evening marked the day. One arrest occurred during an attempted rescue, but order prevailed. White and colored speakers addressed crowds at the courthouse and various city meetings with prominent speakers from other states.
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Louis Viniz
Frai
False Reports On San Francisco Labor Conditions
San Francisco reports of widespread suffering are denied as greatly exaggerated. Savings banks hold between 20.8 and 32 million dollars in the city. The city work commission has refused to work for less than 3.50 per day. A woodman on the alcone railroad earning about 40 dollars monthly with board recently struck for higher pay.
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San Francisco
San. Francisco
Corimen
Alcone
The Mossing Steamer and Other 1870 Dispatches
London reports Mr Inman disputing Mitchell's claim that the City of Boston foundered in a gale near Cape Race after a collision with an iceberg. The New Route via Suez returned to India from Huddersfield in 45 days versus 60 days via Cape. Paris notes a riot near Nevers and Napoleon's brief illness. House tariff amendments touch corsets and webbing. Postal notices list unclaimed letters and a long patron list.
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London
India
Huddersfield
Capea of Good Hope
Train derailment near Cincinnati leaves few injuries
A mail train rear coach derailed sixteen miles west of Cincinnati on the Indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad after a broken tail. About a dozen passengers were aboard with only slight scratches reported. The second coach also left the track but stayed upright. In Dayton, Ohio, canal boat captain James H. Harcourt died by suicide yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis and
James H. Harcourt
Dayton
Ohio
Robbery at Chicago Museum and Gruesome Farm Murder
Mrs. W. H. Strope lost four thousand dollars in bonds during a museum visit in Chicago. In Colona, Henry county Illinois two raiders attacked A. K. Mumford and his wife, killed Mumford with a knife and beat their son. They looted about $1600 cash and notes, while locals hunt two suspicious cattle buyers.
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Chicaco
W. H. Strope
Illinois
Colona
Henry County
Ims
A. K. Mumford
Mumford
Congressional actions in Washington April 8 report
The piece lists bills and actions in Congress including Pomeroy and Tipton measures on Indian tribes and railroads, a 275 member House bill, a proposal to change representation bases from 1870 census, a Dawes resolution over advertising payments, private bills, and swearing in H W Barry. The House adjourned as the morning hour ended.
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Pomeroy
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Tipton
Burlington & Missouri Railroad Company
Nebraska
House
United States
Lincoln
Denver
Colorado
Junction City
Solomon Valley
Joint Committee On
Indian Affairs
Messrs
Harlan, Stewart
Sumner
Drake
Senate
Thomas
Paine
Congress
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Interior
Dawes
Washington Chronicle
Post Office Committee
Committee On Indian Affairs
H. W. Barry
Mississippi
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Cherry
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