Anglian Commission to set five Washington talks on fishery and claims
Rumor of delayed minister departure proves true as British agents arrive to join five U S commissioners in Washington to consider fishery issues the Alabama claims and related questions. The panel includes Earl De Grey Montague Bernard Thornton Macdonald Rose and Lord Tenterden. The American side lists Fish Schenck Hoar Nelson and Williams. Authorities hail the selection as capable to secure justice for wartime losses and preserve government dignity.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Bureau formed to control leased western roads
Thomas A. Scott and McCullough lead a new Pennsylvania Railroad Bureau to manage the Fort Wayne and Chicago, Panhandle and related leases. The nominal $12,000,000 stock inquiry flags $8,000,000 to be paid for the Central’s interest, with 95 to 98 year terms. The State Board of Public Charities under Gen. Thomas L. Kane faces internal discord. Kane seeks abolition while others request withheld papers, prompting a legislative dispute marked by sharp exchanges.
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Peace in France Despatch Reports Treaty Preparations and Outcomes
A Paris despatch on the 13th says Bordeaux arrangements are in place for a peace treaty. A negotiating committee, with a draft approved by Bismarck and Moltke, will sign immediately. German troops will march through Paris to Strasbourg, then train home. trains will run rapidly as the Assembly adjourns to reorganize France. The future government in France is uncertain but unlikely Republican. Election results show Republicans 150 seats, Legitimists 50, Orleanists 400, Bonapartists 20. Emperor William to enter Paris Sunday. public mood wary of the conquest. General Sickles reports negotiations for a mixed commission on Cuban injury claims have concluded. the messenger heads to Washington. Alice Cary, poetess, dies in New York at age 50. pallbearers included Horace Bayard Taylor, George Hall, and P. T. Barnum.
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Napoleon Proclamation to Electors of France Translation
Translation of Napoleon's proclamation from Wilhelmshoere dated February 8 urging unity and a legitimate government, condemning unauthorized rule, calling for national sovereignty, restoration of churches and peace after French reverses and Paris unrest.
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Immigrant, gas wells, and trade notes from Meadville and beyond
A mixed column reports Meadville gas yields and Kansas corn prices, with broader items on immigration northward, foreign arrivals last year, and labor demand in the South. It notes the Richings Opera Troupe's Meadville visit, Paris finances, English news, and railway plans from Erie to Chicago, plus local quips and a plague scare in Brest codified with neutral tone.
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Pennsylvania Legislature Sets State Standard Weights
The Legislature of Pennsylvania fixed standard weights for common articles including Wheat sixty pounds Rice not listed Shelled corn fifty six Cob corn seventy Corn meal forty Coarse salt seventy Ground salt sixty seven Fine salt forty seven Barley forty seven Oats thirty two Buckwheat fifty Clover seed fifty four Timothy seed forty five Turnips fifty five Onions forty six Peas fifty six Malt thirty seven Unstacked lime eighty Anthracite coal eighty Bituminous coal seventy six Coke forty Potatoes fifty six Sweet potatoes fifty four Flax seed bran twenty Beans fifty six Dried apples twenty five Peaches twenty eight.
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Pot on Portico Roof Signals Household News
An old superstition from Java says an empty flower pot atop a house portico reveals a young lady in the house, while a householder desires a spouse. This folk note reflects rural beliefs about luck and marriage.
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