Turmoil in Senate and Irish Evictions Reported
In Washington Republicans face pressure as a Senate caucus convenes at 10 o clock amid rumors the President urges postponing a contest for Senate offices until executive nominations conclude. Mahone’s reward may slip. Irish farmers face mass evictions by landlords with thousands displaced. British authorities dispatch rent writs as 1,000 processes and 350 civil bills issue on estates in Crogham.
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Senate delays Carpenter funeral draws sharp criticism
Washington reports critics condemn the Senate for delaying the funeral of Senator Carpenter, keeping his family in Washington as his body awaits burial at Cax Hill Cemetery while the extra session drags on. Other notes cover Mahone pressuring Rid dieberger, Wickham threatening to campaign for Democrats, Pitkin seeking Mexico post, and Loring likely to be Agriculture Commissioner. President Barnard of Columbia may replace Minister White in Berlin.
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Republicans Prepare Retreat As Senate Deadlock Persists
Washington reports that many Republican Senators are ready to abandon the contest for Senate offices. Democrats push executive business and nominations, arguing urgency. A party caucus in Maine or nearby will decide retreat or continuation, while about 150 nominations await action and the party faces censure if the obstruction continues.
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Morey Letter Aide Philp Seeks Garfield Meeting
Kenward Philp and William Halliday visited the White House seeking the President’s salary share over the forged Morey letter matter. Philp announced plans to sue the New York District Attorney for false imprisonment and malicious prosecution against George H. Bliss. Garfield cited business for not meeting them, while White House changes and a color-debate on appointments followed.
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Anniversary of Thomas Jefferson celebrated at Tammany Hall
In New York on April 3 the Jefferson birthday observance was led by Augustus Schell with notable attendees including John Kelly Joseph L Flanders Register Doherty Surrogate Calvin Police Commissioner Nichols Recorder Smyth and ex Judge Spencer. Resolutions praised the Democratic party as heirs to a patriotic constitutional tradition.
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ELECTIONS ACROSS MI AND RHODE ISLAND
Voter notices span Michigan Wisconsin Rhode Island with races for Associate Supreme Court Justice two Regents of the State University and three constitutional amendments. Wisconsin seeks Chief and Associate Justices. Rhode Island voters choose state officers and legislature with Governor candidates and party tickets. Ballots include local measures on fines funds and court clerks.
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Ex-Treasurer Hallett Returns to Face Accusers in Springfield
Springfield presses report Henry W Hallett former treasurer of the Springfield Silk Company returns from Colorado Springs to answer charges. He defends himself plans to explain two months salary taken in advance and says the company suspension was unnecessary stockholders meeting on Monday expected to be lively. Creditors in New York refuse compromise and cite liabilities of 99000 against assets 129000.
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Desperate Iowa City Woman Near Death After 39 Day Fast
Miss Hattie Duell, fasting for thirty nine days, remains living as of noon in Iowa City. She is too weak to speak or move, drinks only one ounce of water since yesterday, and shows signs of distress with rapid pulse when agitated. Doctors offer no relief as she lies in a frail, sign‑communication state.
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Evictions Rise in Ireland as Police Battle Rioters
Reports from Ballina describe extensive evictions with over 100 police aiding a sub sheriff in two townlands. thirteen families displaced, many destitute, only two returning. Widening rent actions include nearly 1,000 processes to be heard at quarter sessions, with hundreds more civil bills and ejectments on estates of Guy Lloyd and Col. King Harman. A Ballaghaderin riot leaves two dead and many wounded. police defend a process server. The Land League moves books from offices amid anticipated police descent.
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Supreme Court of West Virginia Decides Rail Case
The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia ruled for Pittsburg Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad over Baltimore and Ohio in a dispute over right of way through Wheeling to Benwood. The court held B & O was domestic, denying federal jurisdiction, and that unused railroad property may be condemned for another company under state law.
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Canadian enterprise launches Montreal to France steam line
I Perrault, secretary of the Franco Canadian Commercial Union, returns from Paris with a plan to run steamers between Montreal and France in summer and Halifax in winter. A strong syndicate has the sanction of French Post Office and Marine ministers. A Northwest colonization society in Paris aims to settle 100 square leagues along the Canadian Pacific railway with capital of 500000 dollars and housing and tools for settlers.
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Multiple American city fires report major losses
Cincinnati reports a five story Robinson wagon works building total loss with $65000 damage. Binghamton details a large factory fire destroying McKinney building and contents worth $7500 insured, with several businesses and individuals suffering large losses. South Framingham notes Sullivan barn burned with cattle loss. Eastport Trescott Hall and schoolhouse destroyed. Powwow Lac Wis harness shop fire damages multiple businesses with significant insured losses. Providence Rubber Co storehouse and Providence Mutual insured fire losses listed. Woonsocket residence fire causes partial damage with full insurance.
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Defalcation Alleged in Gov Churchill’s Treasurership
New York reports from Little Rock that a Senate investigating committee has found a deficit of 47000 dollars during Gov Thomas J Churchill's tenure as State Treasurer. The panel continues its session and a final report is awaited. Churchill says the deficit is a clerical error.
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Prominent villa owner dies in New York
John Carey Jr a Newport villa owner and brother in law of John Jacob Astor who married his sister died in New York. His daughter married the Dutch minister. Helen Brennan aged 55 committed suicide by drowning in a Kay Street pond after temporary insanity. She worked for Mrs Rhett of Baltimore. Rumor of Whitehead torpedo sale notes the torpedo is at the local station and its manufacture long known here.
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Bates Mills Produce Handsome Terry Quilts in Lewiston
News notes Bates mills in Lewiston manufacture the Terry quilts praised as the handsomest in the country. Blue Hill Granger mine miners suffer serious injuries from a dynamite cartridge explosion Saturday evening. A local divine near South Lyndeboro declines a sociable for church fundraising due to concerns about kissing. Biddeford man Peter Le Greau drowns in Portland after falling intoxicated into a ditch by the Ogdensburg Railroad. he and Blanchard had stolen harnesses. Augusta seeks a paper factory with suitable sites. town already hosts E C Allen and P Q Vickery and seven publications, underscoring local demand for large mill work.
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Nashua Seeks Telephonic Links Amid Regional Turbulence
A Nashua push to rejoin daily city talk with peers follows a string of rail and storm disruptions. Nutmegged by the Weirs canal deepening plans, Dartmouth closes term April 6 with Sanborn on leave. Baseball enthusiasm rises as class prizes finalize after a snowbound fall season.
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Woodstock druggist fined for liquor law violations in eighteen cases
A Woodstock drugist was fined $180 and costs after pleading guilty to eighteen liquor law violations. A Pittsford family mourns as a young child, son of Pierce Fleming, died from night clothes catching fire from a candle.
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Fires and accidents plague New England towns in a lantern of misfortune
A string of local calamities across Massachusetts and nearby towns includes a drunk man killed by a freight train after dozing on tracks, a veteran with war injuries breaking a thigh in a fall, a Holyoke girl badly burned from play with fire, and five hallway fires at a Springfield boarding house. Other items note creditors' distress at West Pittsfied, laborers striking over daily pay, a German man killed by a horse in Washington, and a North Adams youth badly injured near the Arnold Print Works. Maritime news reports whale sightings near Provincetown and the death of Horace Merry, skipper of the schooner George P. Rust, at Gloucester.
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Providence Ball Team Reports for Practice Despite Baker Absence
All players except Baker have reported for duty and began practicing in the Providence gym. Baker has not informed managers of his decision to come or not come. If he does not report immediately, steps will be taken to bar him from the league or league alliance.
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Auction sale set for Rev. Murray estate in Guilford
Estate of Rev. Murray will be sold at auction to satisfy tax claims. In Willimantic a new church without creed forms, led by Rev J L Barrow formerly a Baptist minister, has organized with Barrow as pastor. Sandy Hock residents hunt for Mr Worthwright body found in a pond near a rubber factory with signs of violence and possible foul play. Hartford despatch notes a lecture by Bishop MacNamara of the Independent Catholic Church was broken up with hall damage and police escorted him to his hotel as a mob hurled stones.
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Anti rent meeting denounces Chicago housing costs
A large West Side gathering of workingmen's unions denounces rent hikes. Resolutions condemn rising rents and the heavy winter costs for fuel and provisions. They call reformers to action to push reductions and improve cramped, dilapidated tenements.
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Elopement of Mamie Dobson and Thomas Jeffries
Philadelphia April 3 details of the elopement of Mamie Dobson oldest daughter of James Dobson carpet manufacturers with Thomas Jeffries a well known local man. The couple left home on Thursday and later sent a postal card from New York noting their marriage at the St James Hotel and stay at Colonnade Hotel. Dobson enraged over her age 18 and the hurried marriage plans accompanied them back to the city. Jeffries 25 respected in business circles.
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Tariff Cuts Aid Montreal Free Port Ambitions
Montreal harbor board announces an 85.5 percent drop in tonnage dues for all vessels, setting maximum charges at twenty five cents per ton and reduced wharfage. Steamboats face one cent per register day, other ships one and a half cents per ton, with varied per ton rates for hay, iron, apples, flour, fish, meat, and other goods. Rates start on navigation opening, expected in a few days.
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Hard Times For English Landholders In London Reports
The Montreal Herald notes a London Daily News claim that crown authorities received many petitions to be excused from serving as High Sheriff this year. The stated reason is reduced income from lower rents and untenanted farms, signaling widespread financial strain among landowners once considered free from worry.
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Grant party sails to Vera Cruz from Galveston
Galveston Texas April 3 The Grant party departed for Vera Cruz aboard the steamer Whitney this morning General Grant plans to return in four to six weeks via Galveston or New Orleans and resume duties after the overseas voyage
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Death of 2 year old from hydrophobia in Evansville
Evansville Indiana April 3 George Schmitt aged two died today after thirty hours of hydrophobia following a bite on March 7.
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Curious Victuals and Visits in a Gossiping Age
St Louis welcomes Capt Dalrymple Dingwald of the British army and social finance schemes while Cleveland drops barber bans on Sundays as a judge cites an Ohio rule allowing necessary work. Elbing shifts annual illumination funds to the poor. San Remo peasants gamble away all and die. Baroness Burdett Coutts battles typhus uncertainty. Household Words revival to be edited by Charles Dickens Jr with Miss Hooper handling domestic matters.
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Lib LL Insurance
Kerkshire Lif Insurance Company
Pittafield Mass
W. Kk. Plupset
J. W. Hull
W. A. Bail
Clment
ELC
Hobbs, J. 8. & CO
Tearns
Holt & Bugabee
Vermont Marble CO
Causeway Street
J.J. Horgan
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Leonard
George
Winnipiseogee Paper CO
Franklin
N. H. Gueom Rater CO
Lawrence
W. A. Russell, Treas
Fall Mountain Paper CO. Mills
Bellows Falls
A. N
Burbank
Russell, Wm, & Son
Devonshire Street
Carter, Rice & CO
Rice, Kendall & CO
Federal
W.J. Bakker & CO
Adams
Joseph H
U.S. Patent Office
Brainard
Charles Rollin
Eddy
Hills
Wholesale & Packhas
Lincoln, Chamberlin & CO
North
Charles H
Faneuil Hall
Squire & CO
Joan P
Tryon
Lakeman Market
Heal Estate
Cundy
W. H
Milk. Com
JAS. Glass
Rubber Gruobs
Hall Rubber CO
Relknap & CO
Senoor Street
Simmons & Jobert
Robinson
H. G
Federal St
Chamberlain
S. W
High St
Johnson
C. Berkley
Chatham Street
Morrill, Z, Je. & Co
Berry, J
J.& CO
Plimpton
Cook, Redding & CO
Dimond, H.C. & CO
EPR Foundries
NEW England Type Company, A
Uver
Bee Packard
Sewing Machines
Davis Sewing Machine CO
Domestic Sewing Machine CO
J. A. Goodwin
Houseagll
Chas. A. Warren & CO
New
Avon Street
Wheeler & Wilson
Erase Street
White Sewing Machine
Lincoln
West St
Miller
George H
Dorchester Av
Atlantic Works
Preatiss
Boston and Gloucester Stramboat CO
Central Wharf
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
C. P. Gaither
N.E
New England
Tennessee
Central
Eee
Callahan
Lincoln Street
Campbest
BOS
Dorchester Avenue
Conlon
Josn O
Costello
J. H
Cravortets Miller
L ' Ors
le Connell
M.ise
Fislechetone Street
Shea. John
Biot Street
Hlsley
B. T
Lailia Street
Ferdinand
B. W
Peneral
East Street
Rand, Avelx & CO
Franklin Te
Gesee A Qven
California
Cees
Hale & Norcross
Noorcay
Northern Belle
Enaceresenaccons
Overman
Polosi
Savales
Cessenrrs Cores
Scoppion
Sierra Nevada
Ecscessos
Silver King
Cneceee
Lip Top
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Wm. C. Richardson
St. Louis Medical College
Liebig Co
Witck Hazel
Lichig Co
E. M. Hale
Materia Medica New Remedies
Chicago Medical College
Hare
Steamboat
Star OF the East
Fork Kenneebec River
H. H. Hyde
Union Wharf
Sophocles
Sanders Theatre
Harvard University
University
Apl St
Tobias
Faurbanks
Redding