Powerful Roman Catholic Association Forming in London
A sweeping Roman Catholic association is planned in London under Archbishop Manning, aiming to unite Great Britain and Ireland on political and religious questions, with the aim of harmonious action across the region. The Imperialists' programme in the London Telegraph upholds the Bonapartists' status quo, with Empress Eugenie and Prince Napoleon under the Prince Imperial's guardianship as a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowdon
Manning
Great Britain
Ireland
London Telegraph
Sane
Bonapart
Eugate
Prince Napoleon
Prince Imperial
Louis Napoleon
France throne dispute widens as Orleanists and Legitimists split
Paris reports growing dissension between Orleanist and Legitimist candidates for the French throne. Count De Paris reportedly refuses to recognize Duc de Chambord’s claims, while the Orleans branch pursues priority independent of Legitimists. Also reported: shooting of three communists at Fenouillet Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count de Paris
Duc- de Chambord
Orleans
Fenouillet
Benet
DeCamp
Commere
Campatory
Erie Railroad Sued for Taxes and Credit Mobilier Notes
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Service orders a suit against the New York and Erie Railroad for $64,000 in taxes on sterling bonds. Wilson's Special Committee covers Credit Mobilier, divers witnesses including Rollins and Brooks disputing stock offers, and Patterson’s corrections. Caldwell investigation resumes. Louisiana senators arrivals noted. debate over five per cent loan legislation outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
New York and Erie Railroad
Comny
Credit Mobilier
Brooks
Wilson
E. H. Rollins
Union Pavitic Railroad
Ray Eenecion
Poland
James Brooks
Durant
Neilson
Congress
Patterson
Ames
Union Pacific
Caldwell
Stillwell
Leavenworth
Anderson
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Anthony
Sidney Clark
Topeka
Bond funding talks shift to Boutwell in five percent bonds
The resolution assigns further bond negotiations to Secretary Boutwell who may proceed to issue remaining five percent bonds. It is rumored Jay Cooke & Co will obtain about one hundred million dollars of five percent bonds on their terms, after previously placing two hundred million on the market. Other bidders rely on prior Jay Cooke arrangements and offer no better terms. Boutwell declines to override the Cooke proposals to match others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ioan
Boutwell
Jay Cooke Syndicate
Ja Cooke & Co
Jay Cooke & Co
New York City Murder and City News Digest
A late New York report recalls the Bowery murder of bill poster Michael Nixon after a confrontation with a rider. Nixon fled but was arrested later. the horseman died from a brain injury. Also notes Samana Bay company goods shipment, ship brokers forming an association, Yale Alumni meeting with Evarts as President, amendments to the Albany charter, Stokes trial bill, and a Woodhull-Claflin-Blood libel indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael Nixon
Bowery
Nixon
Baxter Street
Samana Bay
Tyler
San Domingo
Samana Bay Company
Ship Brokers of
YALE
Yale Alumni Association of
Wm. W. Evarts
Stokes
Victoria C. Woodhull
Tennie
Claflin
James H. Blood
Luther C. Challis
Plan for State Aid in Minnesota Storm Losses
News from St Paul reports that deaths from the great storm have been greatly exaggerated with only two fatalities confirmed by freezing near New Ulm. Governor Austin plans a district relief system similar to last year, appointing commissioners to visit localities and verify meritorious cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pau
New Ulm
Austin
Deaths of W F Story and H White spouses in Germany
In Chicago Jan 22 the wife of Times editor Wilbur F Story died suddenly aged 31. The wife of Tribune editor Horace White died recently in Germany. A fire damaged Nos 167 and 169, with losses about 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Story
the Times
Horace White
the Tribune
Germany
Ciladelphia
Cameron Re elected to U S Senate in Harrisburg
Governor Geary pardoned Mary Ricey before leaving office for a twenty year sentence for killing two men in a tavern five years ago. Both houses met in a separate session for a U S Senator election. Cameron won unified Republican support for a six year term beginning March 4. Today the houses tally votes and issue a certificate. Wallace had Democratic votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gameron
U. S. Senate
Harrisburg
Geary
Mary Ricey
Cameron
U. S
Engineer Shot at on Chicago Rails for Reward Offer
An engineer on the Illinois Central line was shot at twice by four unknown men in the upper city area. A single bullet struck his shoulder but did not injure him. The railway company offers 500 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the assailants. In Springfield, A J Perfeet seeks a commutation of a Will county murder sentence claiming circumstantial evidence. Governor Oglesby is not expected to interfere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAIRO
Veces Railro
Springfield
Ill
A. J. Perfeet
Will County
Cook
Oglesby
Congressional Action in Senate and House Debates
Washington January 21 reports from the Senate Finance Committee on a bill fixing executive officer salaries at four thousand dollars annually and amendments. The House debates Colorado statehood and voting rights for women, while commerce reports fill the day after morning hour on the telegraph lines inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Sherman
Finance Committee
Secretary of Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Treasury Department
Patents
Indian Affairs
General Land Offices
Pensions and Customs
Auditor of the Treasury
Wright
Iowa
Court of Claims
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pratt
Ind
West
la. E
Pinchback
Snator
Louisiana
Cragin
N. H
HOUSE
Morey
Colorado
Sargent
Cal
Taffee
Neb
Nebraska
Committee On Commerce
Legislation Moves On Taxing Building Societies
Senate at Columbus considers bills taxing shares in building associations and allowing state only insurers a capital of 100000 to operate locally. A juryman box rule and barring professional jurors are proposed. Prison testimony procedures and a house bill limiting built and loan associations’ powers are discussed. Kentucky University Law College graduates fifteen students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Putnam
Ohio
Hart
Talesman
HOUSE
White
Crawford
Crawford County
Shank
Stifes
Congress
Law College of the
Kentucky University At
Lexington
World and political notes from London Paris and Brussels
London reports Prince Napoleon and family in good health while a Brussels dispatch contradicts Count Scheuvaloffs failed mission. Vienna World’s Exhibition opens in May and US exhibitors seek land and lodging. In Paris the Assembly backs education reform by 420 to 35 with Right abstaining. Communists Fenouilly DeCamp Benet to be shot. others get life terms. Algiers court condemns eight Palestro massacre perpetrators and sentences 37 further prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince Napoleon
Dlotilde
Stephen Lushington
M. Pigon
En Lushington
Brussels
Count Scheuvaloff
Russia
Central Asia
Vienna
United States
Wales
Paris
M. Christophles
Deela
Fenouilly
DeCamp
Benet
Sartory
Algiers
Palestro
Florida electorally shuffles to a Senate win and state shifts
Reports list Florida electing a U S Senator, a Florida Senate civil rights bill move, and Nevada choosing John P. Jones to the Senate yesterday. It notes Wilbur F. Storey’s wife’s death, a Baltimore Prison Association assembly, a Richmond Indiana robbery, a Helena Arkansas fire, and Kentucky’s Willis B. Machen elected to the Senate. Other items cover New York lectures, Daly’s theater opening, floods at Port Deposit, and Tweed trial developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
United States
We-Day
Florida Senate
Wee
New York
Commodore Vanderbilt
Erie
Nevada
John P. Jones
United States Senate
Wilbur F. Storey
Chicago Times
National Prison Association
Baltimore
Richmond
Ind
Helena
Ark
Willis B. Machen
Unites States Senate
Kentucky
Kalbfleisch
Brooklyn
Jim Roving
Geo. McDonald
Association Hall
Daly
Port Deposit
Maryland
Page
Academy of Design
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cameron, Howe
Conkling
Udge Lowe
Harvey
Pomeroy
Kansas
Caldwell
Ibegun
Nee
Birds in the capital a February robin migration observed
In February Columbia, D C, hosts vast gatherings of robins and other birds in the shade trees. The article notes their winter stay from January to February, feeding on fruit and worms, moving in orderly groups before their Northward departure, like a marching army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
Mary Queen of Scots and her perilous lineage
Lyman Abbott surveys Mary Stuart’s ancestry and education, tracing her French and Lorraine bloodlines to Guise and de Medici. He critiques her guardians and confessor figures, including Catharine de’ Medici and Jesuit educators, while noting contemporary judgments of her character and conscience. The passage contrasts saintly myth with the era’s political and religious treachery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limeage Benenson
Mary
Vere
Margaret
Earl of
Angus
Stewart of
Avondale
Margarets
James V
Stuart
France
Duke of Guise
Cardinal of Lorraine
Pius V
Mary of Guise
Mary Queen of Scots
Robertson
Catharine de’ Medici
Vasquez
Escobar
Mendoza
Pascal
Luther
William of Orange
Coligni
St. Bartholomew
Fathers
Lyman Abbott
Harper’s Magazine
Newport News Briefs: Colter Elected Grand Chancellor Kentucky
W A Colter of Newport was elected Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias of Kentucky at the Grand Lodge meeting in Louisville. The City Council President will present a progress report on Water Works at tomorrow nights council meeting. William Fassler and Valentine Simmers were arrested by Marshal Rebholz for beating Nicholas Blan over coal heaving at Swift's rolling mill old prices. They face exam before Esquire Buchanan tonight. A deserter from the Newport barracks was pursued through the crown of John Whelan’s house students and a belated pursuit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
W. A. Colter
Knights of Pythias of
Kentucky
Grand Lodge
Louisville
William Fassler
Valentine Simmers
Marshal Rebholz
Nicholas Blan
Swift
Esquire Buchanan
John Whelan
Law Report Common Pleak With Multiple Civil Actions
The Miami Machine Works v City and Klansing v Niebaus appear in a juried session. Jordan for plaintiff and Jor dan Williams contra. Henry Miller v Aspe Winters seeks mortgage relief. Fox & Bird represent plaintiffs. pleadings discuss stays pendente lite and a June decree. Court weighs tax injunctions, boat title disputes, burglary trial of youths, and a slander action. Probate Court names R A Morton administrator and notes a creditor assignment and a habeas case arising from Cornelius Riorden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Machine Works
Klansing
Niebaus
Jordan
J. B. von Seggera
Henry Miller
Aspe Winters
Fox & Bird
Jordan & Williams
Peade
Balle & Mittredge
D. Shibley
John Count
Phil
Came
Ip Niehisel Pees
Werk Road
Long & Kramer
Dayton
Dustin
William Wallace
John Murphy
Harvey Newell
D. Davis
East Fifth Street
East Third Street
Wallace
Newell
Murphy
Strong
Gerrard
Blackburn
Fitzgerald
Sater
Covington Gossip Reports Indictments and Local Scandals
The Grand Jury paid respects to saloon keepers and reported indictments for gaming and rape. Other items note false letters at a dry goods store attempt, divorce suits by Mrs. Maggie Brown, arrests for ticket schemes, gas lamps turned off, funds for a colored school, burglary conviction, vandalism fines, a rope factory expansion, housing under contract, and a failing Dayton avenue bridge needing repairs. The report hints at political dispute over voting impacts and mentions road improvements pending.
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Pethonslang
Iankees Seseme Gages
Hen ‘Abra
Henry Lu H
Wellington Rhenakins
Charles Traulwein
Jobn
William Weaver
Charles Ulrich
Henry Fabra
Frankie
Henry Myers
Geouber
Barney Schild
Free Ridge
Henry Walker
Sixth and
Madison Streets
Maggie Brown
Edward Brown
Chancery Court
H. E. Williams
Iowa
Kentucky
Isaac E. Black
Colored School of
Covington
Isham Williams
Chris Hanlin
Latonia Posans
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Organization of British Catholics
Satory
The
Erie Railroad Company
Certar
McMillan
Ware and Means
Beere
York City
the Comentons of Seventy
Albany
Republican Committee
Bostoxs
Otis
Boston
Orate
Chicago
Illinois
Congressional
Legislature
Columbus
Ways and Means Committee
Foster
Court of Apris
Brooklyn Court of Oyer and Terminer
Ms. Fanning
Geo. Watson
LAW Report
Tilden
John D. Davis
Barney Macauley
Ceale Court
Pruden
Logan & Hall
W. P. Hulbert
G. A. Sencey
A. Stahl
Cou
Doherty
Stahl
Probate
Hoeffer
R.A. Morten
Eliza Woolley
Hall & Cook, Roofers
Cornelius Riorden
Habeas Co
Yiel’ Ring
Rioren
Dayton, KY
A. P. C. Bonte
Dayton Avenue
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