Resistance to Kellogg Tax Collectors Sparks New Orleans Tensions
In New Orleans on May 7, citizens protest Kellogg imposed taxes and police use. Metropolitans and local forces clash with residents near St Martinsville, with reinforcements from Breaux and claims of two hundred to four hundred armed men. A grand jury petition denounces the police militia as a standing army and seeks federal or court action to curb military policing.
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Grand Jury
New Orleans
Sienna
St. Martine
Breaux
de Blanc
St. Ats Saarette
St. Martinsville
Blanc
Clay Circle
Kellogg
St. *G
Franklin
Fynlawyers
McEnery
Traiis
Den
Darrell
United States
Union
Congress
Wm. P. Kellogg
Metropolitan Police
First District Court
Robert Chapskel
Boneyekers
W. C. Shepherd
F. Stringen
E. =. Virgin
P. Buel
Wm. A. Bartlett
Geo. Swarbeck
C. E. Cate
J. M McCandlish
J. F. Malter
T. G. Randolph
D. Moffitt
Wm. Fagan
E. Booth
Gran Jury
Parish of
Orleans
Deblanc
Aan
Eighth Louisiana
Gettysburg
Sea of Dispatch
Adventures of a Lost Sailor and Other News
Washington May 7 report on a lost sailor Joseph Turner found after twenty one days in the woods and reaching Cupica, with natives caring for him. Also French postal treaty talks at eight cent postage and Michigan land proceeds for education and roads. Commission to Sioux to modify 1866 treaty. Minister Orr successor race with Nye Bingham and others. Emigrant arrivals at New York quarter ending March 31 show 27055 with 18149 males and 8399 females. Mrs Canby bereaved in Oregon.
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Washington
Peece
Navy Department
Churckill Bay
Columbia
Joseph Turner
Nater
Cupica
Creswell
France
United States
England
Germany
Michigan
Dakota
Board of Indian Commissioners
Orr
St. Petersburg
Nye
Nevada
Bingham
Ohio
South
Judge Settle
North Carolina
Judge Bingham
Geo. F. Downin
John M. Laughlin
J. P. Simpson
Philadelphia
Bureau of Statistics
New York
Train Verdict Declares Train San e and Responsible
George Francis Train was found sane and responsible for his actions and recommitted to the Tombs after a verdict yesterday. He will be tried on a charge of circulating obscene literature. The Producers and Consumers Convention formed a permanent organization at Astor House to pursue cooperation among producers and consumers and curb railroad influence. A twenty fifth anniversary meeting of the Woman's Savage Society opened at Apollo Hall led by Susan B Anthony. A military dispatch from Lava Beds reports General Davis’s camp moving and water shortages affecting operations. The Stokes case denies a new trial by the Supreme Court General Term.
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New York
George Francis Train
Train
Astor House
Ee West
International Society, Osmopolitan Conference of the
Workingmen’s Lyceum
N. Y
Producers and Grocer’s Association
New York Agricultural Association
Woman’s Savage Society
Apollo Hall
Susan B. Anthony
George
Edward “Madred
Fhiladelphia
Davis
Sips
Yreka
Stokes
Edward 8. Stokes
Supreme Court
Death of Chief Justice Chase
Chief Justice Chase died at 10 o clock this morning at the residence of his daughter Mrs Hoyt on West Thirty third street in New York.
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New York
Chase
Hoyt
West Thirtythird Street
Dixon Accident Recovery Reveals Four Bodies Found
The Dixon recovery team identified bodies found yesterday as Mrs. E. Hope and Mr. Doyle of Woosung, Misa Net tie Hill, and Robert Dyke. Miss Nixon, the other Hendrix child, remains unrecovered.
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Dixon
E. Hope
Mr. Doyle
Woosung
Misa Nettie Hill
Hendrix
Robert Dyke
Miss Nixon
Trenton Town Burned in Devastating Fire
A report from Mourde states Trenton was destroyed by fire that began in Moore's drug store. The blaze consumed the town, sparing cotton and sheds. only a small amount of goods was saved. Estimated total loss around $200,000.
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Mourde
Trenton
Moore
France to create a second Chamber in National Assembly
Paris reports the government will establish a second chamber in the National Assembly elected by universal suffrage. The move, long debated and supported by Thiers, seeks to widen the legislative body.
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National Assembly
Paris
Thiers
Canary Islands Address Renewed Loyalty to Madrid
In Madrid on May 7 General Nouvillas accepted the Ministry of War. An American man-of-war arrived at Barcelona. Due to fewer Carlists in the North, Nouvillas will remain in Madrid and accept the government. Canary Islands inhabitants send an address reaffirming loyalty and denying opposition sentiment.
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Madrid
Barcelona
General Nouvillas
Canary Islands
Ands
International news brief from the era of talk of reforms and empires
The Italian Chamber debates the religious corporations bill while Greece abolishes most legations except Constantinople. Germany orders two mark coins amid Delbruck opposition. France debates a conservative republic as a future form of government. The Khan of Khiva seeks terms from Russia at a frontier post. In Britain, Sir Charles Dilke’s motion on political power distribution fails 77 to 191 after Gladstone speaks. Vienna Exposition sees American exhibitors pressing for inquiry into suspended commissioners.
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Chamber of Deputies
Greece
Constantinople
Delbruck
France
Khiva
Japartes
Kauffman
House of Commons
Charles Dilke
United Kingdom
Gladstone
Great Tunnel Under Chicago Proposals Opened
The Chicago Board of Public Works opened over thirty proposals for a tunnel from the West Side Pumping Works to the Water Works. The three and five sixths mile brick lined tunnel will run about seventy one feet below the lake level with nine working and nine fire shafts and a seven feet wide passage. Completion aimed for January 1875 with total cost expectations around $800,000 after earlier bonds and lake tunnel work.
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Uuter
Chicago
West Side
Chicago Board of Public Works
New Lake
Lake
Nol Ag
Fort Wayne Editorial Calls for Vengeance Against Modocs
A Fort Wayne newspaper urges brutal retribution for the Modoc conflict, praying rivers carry the scarlet tidings of a nation’s vengeance and that the perpetrators of the recent massacre face bloody consequences.
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Fort Wayne
Princiny
Multiple News Items From Across the Nation
Joshua Peck of Rutland shot himself in Detroit on Tuesday. Two hundred Norwegians arrived in Reebles city en route for Archbishop Bayley is ill in New Jersey. Arkansas Insurance Company suspended assets. Over 200 Congressmen invited to Texas excursion. John Romeyn Brodhead died in New York City. Dead Letter Office processed 886,414 letters. New York Senate passed prohibition and charter amendments. West Virginia liquor law went into effect closing some saloons. Anton Meyer acquitted for justifiable homicide. New Jersey Pardons refused to commute Luigi’s sentence. execution in Morristown. A cement works boiler explosion killed one and injured eight in Syracuse. Indian peace policy debated with Modocs restraint. Missouri river bridge at St Joseph nearly complete. Wyoming Post Office case, suspect arrested in Kansas City. Nashville Bloodhorse Association spring meeting with over sixty horses. New York Seaman's Friends Society reports libraries sent to sea and annual expenditures. Bour and Peter travel from Russia to Kansas and Texas to found colonists, citing government edict forcing Greek Church tribute and arms.
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Joshua Peck
Rutland
Detroit
Reebles City
Tuy
Archbishop Bayley
Newersey
Arkansas Insurance Company
St. Is
Texas
John Romeyn Brodhead
State of
New York
Havemeyer
West Virginia
Anton Meyer
Michael Duffey
Dubuque
New Jersey Court of Pardons
Luigi
Morristown
Eusenhurtz, Hall & Co
Syracuse
N. Y
Josephs
Missouri River
St. Joseph
McWay
Wyoming
Neb
Judge Wolf
Kansas City
Nebraska
Nashville
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville Bloodhorse Association
Seaman’s Friends Society
Bour
Peter
Russia
St. Louis
Kansas
Anne
The Architect as Murderer of Many By Poor Ventilation
A Pall Mall Gazette critique argues the architect who prioritizes aesthetics over sanitary design creates death traps. It likens builders to murderers and notes damp basements, bad ventilation, and sewerage faults causing scarlet fever and typhoid, despite praise and wealth.
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Sant Cesspool
the Pall Mall
Gazette
Wasteful Economy Threatens School Teacher Salaries
The author warns that wasteful spending may push funds from public schools to penitentiaries and workhouses. A payroll revision is urged to protect teachers and avoid discrimination between art and Grammar School departments while retrenchment is considered.
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Board of Education
Astounding Tale From Plainville Crime and Space Oddity
In Plainville Wisconsin a young man James Jay became insane and two men were fatally stabbed. The National boat Insit on Z Engl and now has the scene saved the lives of oss pea. Professor Watson of Michigan University discovered a new asteroid named Thyra honoring the Danish king's daughter. the king acknowledged the see by a letter signed by the princess.
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Plainville
Wisconsin
James Jay
Professor Watson
Michigan’ University
Skylarking
Thyra
Denmark
May Musical Festival Draws Three Thousand Attendees
Local report details the May Musical Festival at Exposition Hall where about 3000 attendees filled the venue. The concert featured Miss Cary and Mrs. Smith with conductor Theodore Thomas directing a 103-piece orchestra performing Te Deum Laudamus with praise and audience admiration.
Concert Review and Festival Notes Amid Pleasant Oddities
A fragmented report recalls a concert with Beethoven and Mozart arias, weather woes, and a rogue who watched from the roof. It details audience reaction, standout singers Nelson Varley and the ensemble, and a final Creation number. A later note mentions a lecture on Radical Morals at M and C.R.R. tomorrow night.
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I. A Hine
M. &C.rr
Tea Club to Perform at Thoms Wax-Works May Evening
A tableaux and concert will be held by the Tea Club and Glee Club at Thoms Wax-Works on May 8 at 8 oclock. The event features notes by Fae and performances by the Glee Club in a themed evening.
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Glnck
Miss
Geenene
Cary
Eh O
Beether
Tea Club
Fae Ad Glee Club
Thoms
Funeral Arrangements For Bishop Ed Iv aine
A funeral is planned for Friday morning following a service with Committee in office. The wake and service details were discussed at 6 o clock Thursday morning. A fire at a Fourth Street store caused minor damage from a partition incident near the boiler. Local business notes mention drafts and letters of credit across Europe and the Orient, with Paris correspondence referenced.
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Ed ¥Ivaine
Wiltsee
T. Sean
Silvera
Jota Reviena, Rer
Fourth Street
C.F. Adac
Europe
Orient
Paris
Mesers. Munree & Co
Financial and Commercial Market Report
The money market is steady with easier demand for loans and banks taking prime business from deposits at 8 to 10 percent discount outside. Stocks opened firm on the list and New York exchanges show strength with gold and government securities quoted. dealers report varied rates and a cautious market ahead of closing.
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New York
Ft Te Tang
Banee
Kogk
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Teeria
Iberia
Brashear
Treasury Department
Canby
Oregon
Ene
Herusband
York City
the Producers’ and Consumers’ Convention
Illiwers
SPALL
Nouvillas
Ministry of War
Canary Isles
Exposition Hall
H. Lloyd, Jr
Fourteenth Street
Thomas
Miss Cary
Smith
Varly and Whitney
Mrs. Smith
Theodore Thomas
Dettingen TE Deum
Mies Cary
Mantel
Nelson Varley
Mozart
Hamers
Gamin
Onya
Schumana
Judas Maccabwas
Financial and Commercial
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