Petition from Boston on equitable tax correction
In the Senate this morning Dawes presented the Boston Board of Trade petition seeking a law to correcting errors in duty collection. It was referred to the Commerce Committee. The President sent nominations for Charles H. Eddy as Toledo Postmaster and Edward G. Dean as Commissioner of Police for the District of Columbia. The House Commerce Committee completed the River and Harbor Appropriation bill and ordered it reported at the first opportunity.
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Charles H. Eddy
Toledo
Edward G. Dean
District of Columbia
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Cook
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Walker &C
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Boston Highlands
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Masonic Temple
Tremont
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F. D. Osgood
Aston Streets
Great Railroad Bill Sinks as Senate Debates Pacific Link
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports the Senate spends another day on the Pacific Railroad linking fund bill amid strong opposition. A defeat for the railroad ring appears probable as lawmakers weigh the project’s costs and nationwide implications.
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Pacific Railroads
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Pacific Railroad
Senator Edmunds Voices Concern Over Railroad Funding Debates
In Washington on April 3, during debate on the Pacific Railroad Linking Fund bill, Edmunds denounced alleged improper influences. He cited officers of rail companies in the Senate distributing passes and questioned payments to sway legislation, urging vigilance against personal friendships and bond interests affecting public policy.
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Pacific Railroad
Edmunds
Judiciary Committee
United States
Senate
Congress
Blair Confident in Resolutions to Oust Hayes
Montgomery Blair and allies press Maryland Legislature resolutions to contest the Hayes presidency, claiming swift success within sixty days. Democrats in Congress doubt strong support in the House and Senate, while Blair mobilizes to rally friends for his measures amid rumors of Dudley Field returning with a bold bill.
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Montgomery Blair
Maryland
Hayes
Congress
Supreme Court
Blair
Tilden
New York
the Herald
Dudley Field
Democratic Party
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He Nomin
Len
Senate panel adds funds to Naval Appropriation bill
The Senate Appropriations Committee recommends increases to the Naval bill including 80 840 for pay of ensigns cadets midshipmen and engineers 70 000 for vessel equipment 15 000 for Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting expenses 10 000 for naval laboratory and hospital repairs 15 000 for civil establishment 1 800 for Secretary of the Naval Academy 1 000 for a nautical almanac and a few thousand for restoring pay to watchmen and mechanics. The committee also strikes the clause delaying further captain promotions in the marine corps until numbers fall below twenty.
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Washington
Naval
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting
Naval Laboratory
Naval Academy
Marine Corps
MAIL CONTRACTORS DENIED IN SENATOR DORSEY TESTIMONY
Senator Dorsey told the House Committee on Post Offices that his aid to nail contractors was proper and lawful. He denied any pecuniary interest in mail or government contracts and said reports of rewards were malicious falsehoods. His motive was to assist constituents and secure proper consideration before departments.
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Washington
Dorsey
House Committee On Post Offices
Lobby and gas deals dominate Senate action in Washington
Washington reports indicate Thurman and Edmunds clashed over Blaine's amendment as lobbyists push to defeat or modify the Thurman bill. A gas concession proposal for public buildings aims to cut lighting costs from 92 thousand to about 13 thousand dollars annually. The House approves a District tax reduction aiding Mrs Kate Chase Sprague, while Japan shows a favorable trade balance. A joint resolution contemplates restoring East tensions, and a library expansion commission gains approval.
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Capitol
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Bingham
Japan
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Library of Congress
England and Austria United Over San Stefano Treaty
London dispatch reports Austria and England united on San Stefano terms with a plan to prompt Russia to withdraw without war. Despatches from St Petersburg and Berlin note warlike mood, possible Anglo Turkish alliance, and renewed congress talks to revise 1856 and 1871 treaties. A Liberal deputation seeks peaceful policy. government warned against rash actions.
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Details of Earl Leitrim Murder and Aftermath
Telegraphed Dublin details describe the assassination of Earl Leitrim his clerk and driver near Milford as they traveled to Derry to meet his solicitor. The attackers fled by boat across Mulroy Bay. Two men McTaggart and Friel were arrested on suspicion aboard a Rathmullen steamship.
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Times Paris dispatch reports three government bills pass
London April 3 The Times Paris despatch says three measures introduced by the Government the Colportage bill the Press Amnesty bill and State of Siege bill have all become law. The first prevents arbitrary De Broglie Cabinet action. The second cancels 8000 press prosecutions though extended by the Senate to about a dozen offenders including Paul de Cassagnac. The third targets abuse of power not resorted to by De Broglie but advocated by some supporters.
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Sea of Marmora
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Devastation
England
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Paris
Russia
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Rocket returns with twelve prisoners after Indian disturbance
A Victoria despatch says the gunboat Rocket brought twelve prisoners from the scene of Indian unrest. The trouble was tied to whiskey supplied to British Indians at Port Townsend on the American side. Parliament met and adjourned till tomorrow. deadlock remains and dissolution seems likely.
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San Francisco
Victoria
Port Townsend
O Leary Wins Belt and Plans to Carry Title Abroad
The Sporting Life reports the trustees ruled O Leary the rightful holder of the champion belt following the six days pedestrian match and may take the belt to America. Any challenger must go to America unless O Leary agrees to race in England. Purses were distributed with O Leary receiving 3750 dollars, Vaughan 2300, Brown 525, and smaller sums to other contestants.
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London
The
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O'Leary
America
England
Vaughan
Brown
Congress Opens as Diaz Message and Reply Are applauded
President Diaz sent a message to Congress and the House reply drew much applause. Diaz and Minister Riva Palacio attended the inauguration of a railway section from Mexico to Tohua Colima, marking progress in railway development.
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Civry
Mexico
Brownsville
Congress
Diaz
House of Representatives
Riva Palacio
Tohua Colima
Insurgent Surrenders Reported at Manzanillo March
Havana dispatch states 260 insurgents surrendered in Manzanillo jurisdiction in March, including 1260 men. A total of 2030 arms of all kinds were surrendered.
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Havana
Manzanillo
Inundations Reported in Indre et Loire Department
Reuters dispatch from London notes floods in the Indre et Loire department with high Seine and other rivers. Snow falls in the east and frost has caused damage in the south.
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London
Department
Indre Et Loire
Seine
Annual New England Conference Reports on Clergy Charges
The record outlines proceedings of the conference with multiple reports and a court of trial addressing charges against several clergy members. It notes disciplinary actions and procedural steps within the ecclesiastical court. Names of individuals and specific charges are listed in the report.
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New England
Penobscot River Reopens Though Ice Halts Remains
The Penobscot river is open to navigation up to Bangor while the ice may move soon. A Bangor court opened with Judge Peters, and Maine reports 500 divorces last year, up 100 since 1874. Northern lumbermen report a strong winter, and a Bangor resident, J Humphrey, is believed to have run away. A Bangor undertaker dispute ends in exhumation clearing Lowney of selling a body. A Pembroke housekeeper, Nellie Preston, injured when a tree fell on her after Morang called him to dinner.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Penobscot County
Bangor
Peters
Maine
Penobscot River
Ira Warren
Upper Stillwater
William Costello
Dublin
Midland Railway
J. Humphrey
James O. Mullen
William Lowney
Lowney
Mullen
Nellie Preston
Pembroke
Sanford H. Morang
Morang
Miss Preston
Notable New Hampshire Officials and Proceedings
Gilman G. Folsom at Greenland Depot suffers paralysis while J G Hall is renominated for U S District Attorney in New Hampshire. Robert Thompson of Warner retires after over fifty years as a merchant. The Grand Lodge of Good Templars met in Nashua with strong attendance. Representative Samuel S. Brown from Nottingham injured in an accident. A $10,000 damage suit against the Northern Railroad opens in Canaan with a jury viewing the scene. The Keene Temperance Reform Club marks its second anniversary with Hon. S P Page addressing a 2800-member group. Edward W Rollins and wife visit Concord on their bridal tour. Co William Kent of Concord, 85, celebrated with congratulatory letters from brother ae Kent of Washington. Several divorces granted at Laconia Supreme Court. The Ahern murder case in Keene resurfaces with new suspicions on Thomas Fitzgerald, still no arrests.
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Greenland Depot
J.G. Hall
United States
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Warner
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Nashua
Samuel S. Brown
Nottingham
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Committee On Fire Department of
Poisoned well at Richford purified and safe
Local notices record water safety after contamination, with town health affirmation. Included are market prices for St. Albans butter, a fatal scalding of an adopted Brookfield boy, a Bellows Falls gas explosion, and a jail return of forger James H. Batchelder. St. Johnsbury rumor of Weeks failure signals large local debt, plus St. Albans village trustees, office holders, and varied appropriations for fire, water, lighting, and debt service.
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H. J. Rood
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Bellows Falls
James H. Batchelder
Middlebury
St. Johnsbury
Hiram Weeks
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Merchants’ Bank of
Great Women's Hotel opens in New York amid splendor
The Women's Hotel in New York, finished per the late Alexander T. Stewart, opened with 13 000 invitation tickets. About 26 000 visited, touring luxurious rooms as Mrs Stewart and Judge Hilton received guests. The event signaled a bright future for the project. The article also notes a New York salaries bill cutting pay, a police murder inquiry, and other city items.
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Alexander T. Stewart
Stewart
Judge Hilton
Fires Spread Across Several Towns In Vermont and New England
A series of April fires caused significant damage. In Hyde Park Vermont Andrew Cowen’s dwelling burned, two children narrowly escaped. Mrs Cleveland’s house saved with wind risk. Medway, East Medway property loss $1800, insured $1000. Bennington William Cox home lost $1000. R T Hurd Co store West Arlington loss $15,000. West Concord fence and forest damage. Ira Warren place Upper Stillwater burned. Bailey house near Salem Depot, N H lost $200. Dennisport dry goods store burned. cause unknown. Haverhill bakery fire slight.
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Andrew Cowen
Cleveland
Medway
Patrick Savage
East Medway
Quincy Mutual
Bennington
William Cox
R. T. Hurd & Co
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Concord
N. H
West Concord
Fred Elliot
Bangor
Ira Warren
Upper Stillwater
Lawrence
Mass
Lewis E. Bailey
Salem Depot
Dennisport
J. B. Baker
Haverhill
Howe Street
Missing ex congressman charged with greed and deceit
Cincinnati April 3 reports from Gallipolis that Col Vance borrowed large sums from relatives and business partners totaling as much as 20000 dollars. His two brothers in law pursue him. A rumored involvement of a music teacher’s wife suggests a flight party in St Louis. Vance had a respected southeastern Ohio marriage.
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Gallipolis
Col. Vance
Tyringham Treasurer Missing. Springfield Clue Vanishes
Pittsfield April 3 The missing Tyringham Collector and Treasurer was last seen in Springfield Monday. He left Holyoke and Westfield where acquaintances were found, but no clue remains. Selectmen, reviewing his books, report a possible $700 deficiency. The hotel clerk there says he was drunk when he departed.
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Springfield
Tyringham
Holyoke
Westfield
Stedman
Run on Lawrence Savings Bank prompts mass withdrawal
Lawrence Massachusetts reports a brisk run beginning at 9 am with at least 100 depositors waiting, subsiding by noon. Over 500 depositors, mostly foreigners, withdrew $125,000, while notes payments delta reached three times that. Bank examiners scrutinize affairs as depositors seek notice.
New National party gains sweep Michigan counties and towns
Detroit dispatch reports the new National party showing unexpected strength in Michigan elections. Grand Rapids and Barry county flip to the party with majorities over 700 in Barry, and they win boards in Van Buren. They carry Hastings Buchanan Coldwater Hillsdale Adrian Midland Vassar Paw Paw Janesville Mason and Big Alliance while Lansing Battle Creek and Flint vote Democrat. Wayne county towns outside Detroit lean National. gains in Hillsdale and Lenawee strengthen the party gains.
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Buchanan
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Adrian
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Vassar
Paw Paw
Janesville
Mason
Big Alliance
Lansing
Battle Creek
Flint
Wayne
Lenawee
Bank Trustees Sued Over $33600 Embezzlement at Nyack
The Rocklawa Savings Bank receiver sues the bank Trustees and as individuals for $33600 alleging the Trustees negligent in allowing embezzlement by the bank’s President Secretary Vice President and other officers.
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