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09 Mar 1872
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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1872
Page
1
Train wreck destroys Hartford & New Haven mail car
Springfield March 8 report on a Hartford and New Haven line accident. The mail car and several cars plunged down an embankment into the Connecticut River ice causing a fire that destroyed 15 000 letters with 400 to 500 for New York City. Numerous passengers were injured but no lives lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Leonard
Chelsea
Mrs. Mortimer
Wm. Kennedy
Matthew Coaglan
James McGunn
New Haven
J. Conkling
Springfield
Harlow Pinkham
E. E. Thompson
T. E Forbes
Troy
N. Y
W. H. White
Connecticut River
Washington News Roundup March 8 Highlights
President directs resignation of Utah District Attorney Bates while Rear Admiral Boggs recovers. Japan to export rice during surpluses. U.S. may export at times. Senator Sumner homebound. Senator Schurz active with the Senate Investigation Committee. White House dinner invites five ambassadors and many officials on the 13th. Boutwell improving. Court of Claims reverses Delano decision on proprietary stamps, prompting refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bates
Utah
Boggs
Treasury Department
Sumner
Schurz
Senate Investigation Committee
France
White House
Moore
Colfax
Blaine
Senate
House
Admiral Porter
DeLong
Gov
Cook
Porter
Babcock and Dent
Col. Douglass
Boutwell
Court of Claims
Delano
The Storm Rages Across Iowa Regions
Reports from Dusvaque Laxsing McGregor Minneapolis detail heavy snowfall and blustery winds across multiple towns. Observers cite 8 to 18 inches of snow, lingering snow flurries, and frigid temperatures with river ice showing little movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusvaque
Iowa
Laaxsing
Mcgregor
Garvey Trial Updates Mix with City News and Fire Loss
New York reports Garvey remains secluded with no appearance at Mayor Hall’s trial as Tweed and Sweeny are active in city offices. A railroad mail fire near Springfield alarms merchants and bankers, while a boat club challenge and St Patrick parade plans unfold. A court case seeks writ of error in Foster, and a railroad collapse injures two. A Warren Street fire causes substantial loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garvey
East Forty-seventh Street
William M. Tweed
Duane Street
Peter B. Sweeny
Springfeld
Boston
Russell Withers
Atlanta Boat Club
London Rowing Club
Atlanta
Thames
Edward L. Carey
Barrett
Supreme Court
Foster
Cardozo
Stewardt
Flushing
Long Island
Herald
Matamoras
Brownsville
Texas
San Luis
Potosi
Yucatan
Rocha
Ochoas
Lagos
Juarez
Washington
The
Tribune
Butler
England
Wm. M. Tweed
Mayor Hall
M. Garvey
Court House
Tweed
Albany
Greenwich
Connecticut
Woodward
Walter Roche
Hall
Girl Dies After Rabid Dog Bite in Brooklyn
Julia Connally aged eleven of 45 Wallworth Street was bitten February 9 by a rabid small black and tan dog. The animal tore her upper lip. she died of hydrophobia yesterday after frightful sufferings. The dog also bit Mary Ann McWiggin and four other children amid growing alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook.yy
Julia Connally
Wallworth Street
Mary Ann McWiggin
Connally
Milwaukee Railroad Leadership Shifts Reported
Milwaukee March 8 report states Mil waukee and St Paul railroad will see major management changes. President Alexander Mitchell will resign, to be replaced by Russell of New York. Merrill moves to vice president and Gault of Chicago Northwestern becomes president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Alex. Mitchell
Russell
New York
Merrill
Jno. Gault
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Mr. Merrill
Fire damages pattern shop on Quay Street in Brooklyn
A morning fire at the pattern shop of John Alexander on Quay Street Brooklyn caused about 5000 in damage. The Greenpoint Bronzing Manufacturing Company on the third floor suffered 3000 in losses. Both properties were insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
March
John Alexander
Quay Street
Greenpoint Bronzing Manufacturing Company
Deaths and tragedy strike two towns in brief notes
Arcola reports Henry Lardees a wealthy farmer in Moultrie county shot and killed by his son Tuesday morning. Boston notes the death of Dr J B Forsyth ex mayor of Chelsea aged 83. Both items mark sudden losses in local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcola
Henry Lardees
Weathy
Moultrie County
Boston
March
J. B. Forsyth
Chelsea
Four Story Fire Damages Michigan Avenue Factory
A four story brick boot and shoe factory on Michigan Avenue owned by McConley & Co. was badly damaged when snow caused roof collapse. Two floors fell in after workers left, sparing possible loss of life. The incident triggered street roof clearing and raised safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
McConley & Co
Field, Leiter & Co
Committee On
Grand Jury
South Side Gas Company
Hich
Old Gas Company
Prothonotary Held on Bail Over Ward 26 Return Scrap Sale
Richard Donegan of the Court of Common Pleas faced Judges Paxton and Pierce after a clerk testified the election returns for both divisions of Philadelphia's 26th ward were sold as scrap paper. Bail was set at $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Richard Donegan
The
Court of Common Pleas
Paxton and
Pierce
26Th Ward
Donegan
Senatorial Debate and Bills Advance in Columbus
The Ohio Senate passes several previously postponed measures amid a privilege dispute led by Mr. Jenner. Messages from the Governor reference New Jersey funds for Washington monument and duties for the soldiers orphans' home. New bills include anti fraud measures and county borrowing aids, with resolutions on electors voting wards and expanding Finance Committee size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Jenner
Cincinnati Gazette
State Journal
New Jersey
Washington Monument
Committee On Federal Relations
Board of Managers of the Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home
Board of Control
Nash
Judiciary Committee
Thompson
Finance Committee
Messrs.Thompson
Say+e
Ohio Legislature Passes Insurance Dept Bill and Local Reforms
Legislative actions include passing a Senate bill establishing an Insurance Department, and several bills authorizing railroad expansion, canal connections, county fund transfers, and public works. Committees appointed and adjournment noted after debate on constitutional amendment and delayed bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Little
Right
Senate
Curtiss
Ohio
Leland
Ottawa County
Portage River
Corcoran
Ohio River
Mill Creek
Coechran
Hamilton County
General County Fund
Powell
Delaware
Ellis
The Foot Measure by a Sock Seller
A shopper recounts visiting a shop to buy gent s hose and how a smiling clerk measured his foot by wrapping around his clenched fist at the knuckles. He selects socks that fit neatly, a quirky anecdote from Curiosities of Shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diddin Jack Tar
Cold risks and a barking dog curiosities in winter health
The piece warns to avoid colds to prevent pneumonia pleurisy rheumatism and heart complications. It advises maintaining warm clothing protecting against drafts and slow recovery risks. It also notes a dog in the city that never barks but imitates crowing, tied to country upbringing and barnyard sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
el H
Government orders navy inspection and armament strengthening
Rome reports the government calls for a naval inspection and bolstering of all naval armaments. London notes W M Evarts arrives to represent the United States at the Geneva conference. Paris mentions an imminent ministerial crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Londox
W. M. Evarts
United States
Memphis Storm Clouds Frail Skies Across Delta
Memphis reports a wind and hail storm that also struck Helena and nearby areas. Hail windows were shattered at Helena and eight coal boats were adrift before being recovered miles downstream. A man named Andy Nichols was killed in a shooting. Ku Klux Klan case testimony ended in Jackson Mississippi with defense signaling no argument. A railroad subsidy bill was amended requiring roads taking a $4,000 subsidy to pay 2 percent of gross earnings to the state for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Helena
Andy Nichols
Moody
Ku-Knux
Jackson
Miss
Latest Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grain prices
Cotton steady with middlings at 22e and 24d for midlings. Sales listed at 800 spot and 1 5200 futures. Flour steady. Wheat around $1 per bushel. Corn dull at 70c. Oats 4 56c. Linseed oil and whisky noted. Markets later report winter wheat at Lis 6d. California white 11s 80. Pork, beef, bacon, and tallow priced in Lis. Liv er Proc March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Queen Victoria's World Tours and Lucerne Visit Highlighted
The piece notes Queen Victoria's limited global travel with a 1855 Paris visit and later Swiss and German stops, peacocking Lucerne's Pension Wallis footprint and British mood toward her residence. It also describes Victor Hugo's so called devil fish exhibits in London’s Crystal Palace aquarium with vivid detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Victoria
Paris
Napoleon
Eugenie
Coburg
Germany
Switzerland
Lucerne
Pension Wallis
Great Britain
England
Ireland
Scotland
Edinburg
Glasgow
Balmoral
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palace
Osborne
N. Y
Victor Hugo
Victor Ugo
London Crystal Palace
Ex-President Roger of Libe Re Escapes Then Drowns
London dispatch says intelligence reports Ex-President Roger of Libe re escaped imprisonment for illegal acts and attempted to reach a steamer to Liverpool but drowned while seeking passage. The report notes it occurred just before the vessel’s departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roger of Libere
Liverpool
Local dispute over union stance sparks confusion
A report describes a tangled dispute involving Count Von spapeteem and the Porn Ene doree organization over a disputed action. The text shows fragmented references to a union stance and unclear motives amid ongoing contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Spapeteem
Porn Ene Doree
Oondiach Solecameee
President to host dinner for Japanese ambassadors
A high level dinner is planned with the Japanese ambassadors on Wednesday. Rumors swirl about Ingersoll turning state's evidence in a New York ring. Sheriff Brennan notes ex-Controller Connolly is fleeing the city. The relief committee reports expenses of 206226 24 up to February 20. Locomotives and cars from the Rondout and Oswego railroad seized for taxes. A possible patent office reorganization is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Ingersoll
Brennan
Connolly
Chicago
Louis Napoleon
Judge Richardson
Congress
Patent Office
John Wallace
Pittsburg
Yester Ay
Marsh
State Department
Italy
Foreign News Items on Amity, Emigration and Indemnities
The Journal de St Peters prints a China Japan amity treaty. Reports say Alsace emigration to Algeria rises aided by France. Evarts travels to London as US arbiter counsel. A Penn library collection auctioned in London. La Motte sues Perier for false imprisonment amidst Paris Presse feuds. Rumors of an Earl Mayo obelisk in Naas arise. European dispatches note indemnity payments, military gains, and ongoing political shifts in France and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
de St. Peters
China
Japan
Alsace
Algeria
France
Wm. M. Evarts
United States
Geneva
Janvier de la Motte
Eure
Casimir Perier
Paris Presse
Federal Republican Club
Paris
Strasbourg
Calcutta
India
Bouchier
Cachar
Burnet
Trecodero
Jesus Christ
Delano
M. Pouyer Quertier
London
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American Press Association
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Mass
Minnearotis
Min
Wisconsin
Columbus
J. R
Penitentiary Congress
Schiff
Murphy
Butler County
Beach
J.R
Dowell
Agattiot
Sefiéca County
Patos
von Hi. Auld
Wilson
Hamilton
H.B
Cleveland
H. B
Case
J. Barnham
Committee On Municipal Corporations
Chase
Committee On Agriculture
Franch
Pars
Robeson
Do Forney
Telegraph
SS Paul
Minn
Artis Committee
Dyer
Post Office
Boston & Albany
West
William Penn
Earl of Mayo
Naas
Kildare County
Berlin
Posen
Poland
Diet
Medical Commission
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