Ice shipments to New York and varied global notes
Norway ships large quantities of ice to New York. Three inches of snow fell at New Orleans on Sunday. Oil found near Canyon City Colorado. Reports of coasting deaths, strikes, and political shifts accompany a wide array of 19th century global happenings.
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Norway
New York
New Orleans
Canyon City
Colorado
Peoria
George B . Fisher
Hartford
China
Kronstadt Theater
Lancashire
England
Gambetta
Chamber of Deputies
Thomas C. Platt
Kate ‘Bateman
London
Porte
Fires Claim Thousands in Michigan and Indiana News
A large Michigan City blaze destroyed about 20000 dollars worth of lumber. A church fire in Males Ontario burned logs valued at 10000. Several injuries and deaths reported across Indiana. arson and accidents plus a series of local incidents from Seymour to Decatur and Laporte. Jail release and indictments noted along with labor shifts and tax burdens in the state.
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Michigan City
Eiscopal Shurch St
John Graham
Duds Barn
Moendsy
Heaven Worth
Secalgarry
State Hawn
Carnahen
Soufayette
Wrear
Satima Abpesch
Madison
Miks Mellte Sort
John Short
Seymour
Eypeles
Indy
Cooktown
Decatur
Bradly Lewis
Dladiotr
Laporte
DePauw
En Albany
Co. B. Murray
Hagerstown
William Chambers
Anderson
Marces A. C. Bratton
John Woodsmall
Bowman
Owltown
Daviess County
Bratton
Woodsmall
Jkenney Depp
Rising Sun
Jas. L. Halyorp
Indianapolis News
Journal
Courthouse row and local crimes in Union City region
Reports describe Best and Curry butchering attack on Stead with serious injuries, and Curry bonded awaiting outcome. A nurse strikes Miss Susie Veter in the forehead, causing a skull wound and protruding eye. Boonville veteran Nicholas Allen, 85, a War of 1812 participant, died from a poisoned arrow wound in an engagement. Diepricx Daven is jailed in Osgood for adultery with Mrs. Dendel. A warrant for Damianuer and the missing woman follows Tendel’s sudden July death after a dose of Jandenam.
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J. F. Curry
Best & Curry, Butchers
Curry
Joan P. Teter
Union City
Susie Veter
Nicholas Allen
Boonville
General Garrison
Diepricx Daven
Osgood
Willa
Congress Debates Retirement Policy for Generals and Agency Bills
Congress orders printing and committee study on the Asiaiiisnument era bureau of animal industry bill. Davis reports favorably on Chicago site for public roads. Davis dissents from the report. Logan renews motion to postpone discussion of the retirement bill as critics urge pension and service terms for General Grant. House adjourns to debate post office appropriations as the Outer-Ogennic Canal resolution looms.
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Pioliou
Sts. Lemar
Grant
RDS Ile
Lananr
Yens
Ny Iy
Pouca
Yer
Lie
Lai
District of Columbia
Eppaupriwa
Monument Conietlorsiire
Ludbatt
Saintes Me
Carlisle
State Senate Debates Tax Reform and Health Legislation
A flood of legislative talk centers on debt financing and tax collection reform. The Senate advances measures to fund the Ludiania Legion, revisit punitive property exemptions, and curb delinquent taxes. A House debate covers animal welfare, public health regulations, and allowing foreign corporations to hold land and conduct real estate transactions.
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Senate
Ludiania Legion
Wy Hendricks
Williams
State Board of Health
Bolki
Purchase of Two Michigan Railroads
Grand Rapids January 24 The Daily Tagle reports the Chiergs and West Michigan Railroad Company have nearly completed the purchase of the Grand Haven and Grand Rapids Newaygo and Lake Shore railroads. The Chicago and West Michigan will take control once final papers are done. The combined lines total about 100 miles and cost over 3 million in stock and bonds. The acquisition could extend the Newaygo line north to Manistee and alter time cards. details will follow.
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United Kingdom
Western Union Telegraph Company
Copenhagen
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Vanderbilt
Osgood
D. O. Mills
Blowers
Jim Seene
Jay Gould
Virginia
Andersonvile
Georgia
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Daily
Tagle
Chiergs and
West Michigan Railroad Company
Grand Haven
Newaygo
Lake Shore
Boston
Chicago
West Michigan
Manistee
Sothern Burial Private At Southampton
The actor E A Sothern was buried in Southampton in a private ceremony per his wishes. His funeral left London at six in the morning and arrived at 11 thirty with six private carriages, bearing figures such as Lytleton Sothern Samuel Sothern Edwin Booth Dion Boucicault Sir John Ried and Edgar Pemberton. Robert Wyndham read the burial service.
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EL. A. Sothern
London
E. A. Sothern
Southampton
Gwynne
Lytleton Sothern
Samuel Sothern
Edwin Booth
Dion Boucicault
Sir John Ried
Edgar Pemberton
Robert Wyndham
Railroads and Public Legislation Debate Prompts Committee Report
The article discusses a New York Chamber of Commerce inquiry into railroad influence on national legislation. It outlines fourteen questions about rate discrimination, public profits, and regulation. The report notes strong public concern and calls for executive oversight and a railroad commission to curb private power.
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Chianipoli
Tha Tari
Gesdom
New York Chamber of Commerce
Jas
Aiise
Grahist
COIR
Dabor
Tien
Euinten
Board of
Railroad Connisioners
Justice Swayne Resigns From Supreme Court
Associate Justice Swayne resigns after nineteen years on the bench. President decides to appoint Stanley Statthews of Ohio to fill the vacancy, with the resignation effective tomorrow. Swayne's last opinion held that income taxes are constitutional in United States vs Springer. Attorney General calls it significant. Government anticipates possible Congressional action to allow Springer to pay taxes and recover property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United. States Court of Claims
Admiral Dahlgren
United States Navy
Eaps
Congress
Wm. Westervelt
Charlie Ross
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Kellogg
Senate
Balllcon
Treasury
New York Central Road
General Grant
Ireland
St. Louis
Lima
China
Pacific
Tammany
New York City
United States Supreme Court
Field, Liter & Co
Chicago
Leiter
Chebourgh
France
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mount Baker
British Columbia
St. Petersburg
Skobeloff
George Guys
Dayton
Ohio
Paris
Pope
Cardinal Jacobini
Belgium
Worlds Fair Commission
Inwood
San Francisco
Nicaragua Canal Company
Justice Swayne
Washington
Swayne
Stanley Statthews
United States
Springer
Indictment of Indiana Senate Bills and Constitutional Convention
In Indianapolis January 20 the Senate introduced bills to release mortgage parts and allow railroads to lease lines while authorizing courts to appoint a pauper criminals council and extending junior incumbrances redemption. The afternoon session covered calling a Constitutional Convention and resubmitting amendments to voters. The House approved a Senate resolution to investigate charges of mismanagement at the asylum for feeble minded children and orphans by a joint committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inditini Assembly
Indianapolis
Senate
Anatgr
House
The Pennsylvania Senatorship Vote Adjourns After Ballot
A ballot in Harrisburg reports another ineffectual vote for United States Senator. Names listed include Wallace 82, Oliver 80, Grow 55, Hewitt 4, Moveng 1, Ge Buden 1, Agnew 1, Allison 15, Curtis 1. The convention adjourned.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisourg
United States
Wallace
Oliver
Grow
Hewitt
Moveng
Ff Ras Ge Bueden
Agnew
Allison
Curtis
Moe Litas
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Jean Dies
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Bishop Elder
Cincinnati
Wilam
Astor
Bruce
Profisso Remsen
Baltimore
Ozone
Nalaria
Ramsey
St. Paul
Minn
Houday
Delis Deabam
Sedalia
Tenn
John Wiskow
Oshkosh
Wwis
Francis Peabody, Jr
Rosani and
Lawrence
Is. W. Wortman
Warren Longmore
Machias
Fitchy
Frederic Wintz
Europe
George H. Pendleton
Issac Moses
Milwaukee
Greg Epritain
Afghanistan
Sav8
Briggeis
Plymouth Democrat
Alaska
Garfield
Florida
Superintendent of Schools
Charles Sumner
Baltimoore
America
New York Coffee House Company
Mother Shipton
Nevada
Carson City
John ‘Allman
Buffalo Express
Germany
Telegraph
Imonopoly
Dublin
Hrouse of Commons
Thornton
Raeloff von Baren
New Jersey
Theodore
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