Congress Debates Navy Abolition and Indian Appropriation
Senate and House conduct extensive debate on the bill to abolish the Volunteer Navy, review the Indian Appropriation bill funding 4.7 million dollars, and consider transfer of the Indian Bureau to the War Department amid other fiscal and military measures.
Paul Boyton Reaches Oil City River Entry
Cart. Paul Boyton entered the Allegheny River at Oil City on the morning of the 6th wearing his life preserving suit and arrived at his destination.
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Anti Polygamy Society asks Congress to tighten Utah law
At a Salt Lake meeting the Anti-Polygamy Society adopted a memorial urging Congress to amend the anti polygamy act so general reputation of marital relations would prove marriage and living together in polygamy to be an offense. The group argues Mormon promises of amnesty are unreliable and calls for prosecuting officers to be empowered to pursue offenders.
Four Men Rescued From British Ship Van Diemin
Reports indicate four men including the Captain and mate were saved from the British ship Van Diemin. The German minister at Copenhagen was not recalled as previously claimed. Baron Magnus is nominated as successor to the post.
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Potter Committee Secret Meeting Seeks No Witnesses
The Potter Committee met in secret on February 11 in Washington and a majority reportedly did not plan to call witnesses at that time. Republicans favored adding one or two witnesses, with Woolley named as a potential New York witness to be summoned.
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Testimony on Dispatches and Bribery Questions before Committee
New Year Feb and Mr Tiklen testified they did not recognize any dispatches either in cipher or translation The witness denied involvement in purchasing votes in South Carolina or Florida and claimed no knowledge of such communications until reading the New York Tribune Dispatches were not delivered to his residence he said General Grant urged fair counts but he had no role in selecting committees He learned of Florida bribery from Mr Marble and stated telegrams never reached his home before the committee ceased its inquiry and left for Washington.
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Campaign fears and threats in Mississippi race emerge
Gen Reuben FE. Davis of Mississippi testifies in Washington that after the late election he faced threats to be paid and claims of efforts to reorganize Black voters against the Democracy. He recalls rumors of being hanged or burned, notes being a Greenback candidate opposed to his wishes, and describes radical intimidation and political pressure in the Deep South.
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The Malay Sword-Dance and Malay Rulers in Batavia
A travel note from St. Nicholas describes Batavia as a Dutch hub with Malayan interiors explored by a small party. They witness a sword dance by Malay youths, their ornate costumes and the rapid, precise combat routines. The piece contrasts royal Malay garb with common dress and notes Malay sultans as pirate chiefs with pirate revenues.
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Legislative Bills Introduced in Senate Major Measures and Debates
A broad mix of bills is listed from the Senate including penalties for burglary, land sale provisions, park land acquisitions, and bonds for municipal funding. It notes amendments to constitional provisions, taxes, probate procedures, and prison and militia matters, with many petitions and resolutions referred to committees and chairmen.
Ungloved hands trend in winter fashion notes
A fashion journal notes that ungloved hands are stylish for gentlemen this winter. The piece playfully questions why trouser pockets exist if a nun must pay 81 75 for a pair, implying humorous pricing and practical fashion observations.
Wu Tegain Cast Iron Boots Weathered Feet
Fragmentary note describes Wu Tegain wearing cast iron boots and still getting his feet wet, with a Fres eas touch of weathering.
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