Senate Passes Specie Payments Resumption Bill as Amended
The finance bill, approved by the Senate 32 to 14, provides for rapid coinage of silver denominations and redemption of fractional currency. It repeals limits on National bank note issues, authorizes Treasury actions, and directs coin redemption begins January 1, 1879, with bonds used to fund the measures.
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U. S. Senate
Sherman
Senate
Dawes
House
Cameron
Scott
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
City of
New York
Treasury
Ex-Gov Warmoth Involved in Deadly Street Fight
Ex Governor Warmoth and Dan Byerly of the New Orleans Bulletin fought in the street on the 25th. Byerly was stabbed and died. Warmoth is imprisoned as a duel was planned. Byerly allegedly attacked Warmoth with a stick. Warmoth's cut proved fatal. Sheridan ordered to New Orleans to support Gen Terry. Erie Hospital report cited. Buffalo tonnage down. Erie port up. Weston walks 500 miles in six days. oil barrel penalties. Charlie Ross father offers five thousand reward.
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Warmoth
Dan
C. Byerly
New Orleans Bulletin
Byerly
the Picayune
Mr. Jewell
Bulletin
New Orleans
Louisiana
Sheridan
Terry
Buffalo
Erie
Pacific Mail Steamship Company Faces Series of Calamities
A historic tally of Pacific Mail disasters outlines nine vessels lost since 1853 including the Golden City and Golden Gate in 1869–1870, the Bienville and America in 1872–73, and the Guatemala, Sacramento, City of Guatemala, Alaska, Japan, and others. The latest loss near Yokohama endangers many lives as the Japan burns, while the City of Peking is en route to replace it.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Washington
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Golden City
Golden Gate
Bienville
New York
Aspinwall
America
Yokohama
Guatemala
Mexican
Sacramento
California
Bahamas
Alaska
Aberdeen
Hong Kong
Japan
Niphon
Peking
Country papers defend local focus against city weeklies
A late discussion argues that city papers lack home news and county notices while country papers provide extensive local reporting on schools churches meetings and county progress. Proponents claim local content offers better value and community value than urban weeklies.
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City
Country Papers
City Papers
No Subsidy and Political Echoes Across the Nation
Mr Holman of Indiana introduced a resolution opposing subsidies to associations or corporations and urged limiting public treasury appropriations to essential public service. The House vote 149 to 75 fell short of two thirds. Reports touch on state legislators, a jailbreak recapture, silver mining optimism, hotel expansions, and the British invitation to the American Centennial.
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Holman
Indiana
House
Congress
Curtis
Scofield
Gerritt Smith Deap Dies in New York
Gerritt Smith Deap died of apoplexy in New York last Monday while visiting relatives for the holidays. The death reduces a noted local figure, and his loss is sincerely mourned. Government receipts for December are projected to exceed last year by about 1 million dollars.
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Gerritt Smith
New York
Alabama
Bourbon County
Texas
Georgia
Harrisburg
Smith
Geo. H. Williams & Co
Court of Common Pleas
Arren County
Warren Borough
Penn
Warren County Common Pleas
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Warren Mail
The
Erie Gazette
State Hospital For the Insane
Warren
Weston
Newark
Charlie Ross
Pacific Mail
Country Vs
Corry Telegraph
Brown
William A. Wallace
New York Tribune
Tom Ballard
Perkins and
Benson
Auburn
N. Y
Black Hills
Nevada
Sharon
Tue
Louisiana Returning Board
Boston News
Aryan Crocker
Massachusetts
Ayres
Huntsville
Ala
Panama
M. E. Parsonage
T. P. Warner
Albert A. Martin
Carroll, N. Y
Eliza A. Bowker
Meadville
Corydon
Abel Morrison
Sugar Grove
James B. Abbott
Youngsville
E. Day
E. H. Day
Babcock
Beecher & Copeland
Davidson & Harmon
A.eet
Maryland
Cecil Co
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Jas. T. McCullough
Law
Elkton
Ensworth & Jamieson
Insworth & Jamieson
Stearns
Corry Man’e’g & Lumber CO
Corry, Pa
Union Agricultural Society
D. B. Jagger
Ec’y
First National Bank of Warren
M. Beecher
Citizens Savings Bank
H. R. Crowell
the Times
J. F. Wells & Co’s
Rush Bartlett & Son
Warren County
Hazeltine, Orr & Co
Ceieimicals
N. Y. Clothing Co
Brandex
Front Street
Spporte Suspension Bridge
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, PA
New York City
Rush
Pleasant Township
New York Clothing Co
Suspension Bridge
Brown & Struthers
Iron Works
E’a
Jonn Ayling
Harmony
Chautauqua Co
WM. Ayling
Adm
Freehold
Warren Co
Andrew Meehan
S. Burgess
Messner & Lane
H. W. Lane
T. S. Messner
Frank D. Reeves
Savincs Bank
Carver House
Water Street
Warren PA
M. Waters
S. P. Johnson
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
D. McKelvy
J. R. Clark
E. B. Eldred
A. Hertzel
G. N. Parmlee
John Grindley
McNittr
T. W. McNitit
Scrip Clothing Store
J A
A. A. Davis & CO
D. M. Gross Ck& CO
Winter Trade
Our
Blackhe Goons sTock
Morie
Parmlee & Henry
Canton
Burt
Frank Leslie
Mary Stuart Alpacas
Theodore Stebbins
J. W. Chandier
J. H. Eddy
Hoffman & Wetmore
E. R. Covell
A. P. Wetmore & Co
Warren & Venango R’y
Eben Gilson
Wallace & Henthorn
John M. Thomas
Geo. Tubbs
G. R. Starr
Crocker & Crislow
T. O. Hutchinson
Same
Lehigh & Wyeraing Oil Co
Corry Manufacturing & Lumber Co
E. L. Deming
Geo. Tucker
R. E. Scott
L. P. Davis Et
Cynthia Miller
D. Wentworth
Jewell & Babcock
John Finent & Co
P. A. Gilbert
Brock & Weiner
Heckel & Kulow
J. T. Childs
Adm’r
W. P. Sproule
Knox & McGrain
Hubbard, Lippincott, Bakewell & Co
Co. J. Fox
Hollis King & Sons
D. A. Dewey
S. W. Gilland
Scrip Hat & Cap Store
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