Antiquated Odessa: scattered reports of crimes and quests
A Montreal despatch notes 300 Caughnawaga Indians offer aid for the northwest. Felix Constant and McDonald were hanged at Buck Creek near Benton for horse stealing. An infernal machine was found in Joliet court house. Philadelphia brokers Ladner brothers were sentenced to three years and three months for embezzlement. Mrs. Meech of Chicago learned of a fortune of $600,000. The Rochester fountain was removed amid snowfall. Burned remains of Richard Bascombe and wife indicate murder. Kentucky drummers held a state convention in Louisville naming nominees for treasurer and legislature. Governor Eaton issued a quarantine against cable ships from many states due to pleuro-pneumonia. A 14-year-old in Middleton, Conn., fatally injured a man in a knife attack. Joseph Walton & Co. in Elizabeth, Pa., faced strikers. Dakota reports anger over Arthur-era lands policy. Addison Nash family tragedy near Monmouth. Ex-Gov. Thomas Fletcher found in Laredo after two weeks’ absence. misreported as missing in St. Louis News.
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Montreal
Northwest
Felix Constant
McDonald
Buck Creek
Benton
Monteyga
Joliet, Jr
Ladner Brothers
William T
Louis J
Philadelphia
Thomas Meech
Chicago
William Sheridan
Permament
Dunmore
Irc
Dr. Coggswe i
Coart
Rochester
N. Y
Richard Bascombe
North Platte
Neb
Soroner
Maryland
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Indiana
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Middleton
Conn
Simon O'Keefe
Elizabeth
Joseph Walton & Co
Monongahela River
Dakota
Washington
Arthur
Addison Nash
Monmouth
Nash
St. Louis
Farmington
Metamoras
Notable Personal Plans and Public Figures Across 1890s Notes
Henry M. Stanley plans a June return to the Congo region while Prof. George J. Brush of Yale expects Europe travel with his family in July for a year. Mrs. Rose H. Thrope of San Antonio contemplates California residence. Secretary Daniel Manning and wife return to Albany for a week to settle private affairs. The Von Arnim family retreats into seclusion amid Branden burg aristocracy. A Boston party arrives at Fortress Monroe aboard the yacht M jucan after beating Weld’s Gitano in a Charleston to Cape Henry race. General Davis reports improved health and aims to speak on Mexican Veterans day in New Orleans. General Longstreet near Gainesville, Ga., described as a patriarchal, peaceful figure. The duke of Westminster welcomes visitors to his Chester residence with a charity contribution. Eaton’s private home cited as a world wonder, with opulent chapel and 200 servants. Frelinghuysen’s health deteriorates after wife’s illness. he remains home, fate uncertain. Col. John D. Anderson and Gen. Beals secure G A R tents and camps for Portland encampment. invitations extended to Cleveland, Grant, Sherman, and Admiral Porter. up to 320,000 veteran soldiers are expected.
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Henry M. Stanley
Congo
George J. Brush
Yale Scientific School
Europe
Rose H. Thrope
San Antonio
Tex
California
Daniel Manning
Treasury
Albany
Washington
Charleston
Cape Henry
Joseph F. Davis
Jefferson Davis
Duke of Westminister
Chester
Eaton
F&x
Frelinghuysen
Newark
Sir Frelinghuysen
John D. Anderson
Portland
George L. Beals
Norway
Trenton
Harrisburg
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Col. Anderson
Cleveland
National Organization of the G. A. R
Grant
Sherman
Admiral Porter
Grant in grave condition as doctors weigh fate
New York April 5 Gen Grant's spirits sank and doctors offered grim prognosis as he faced death. Ex Senator Chaffee visited and Grant spoke of not wanting to die. A 5 15 bulletin said he woke, felt comfortable, and appreciated sympathy. Later observers noted quiet on Sixty sixth Street and fewer changes anticipated overnight.
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New York
Gen. Grant
Barker
Steve Hamilton Fish
Fish
C. E. Perrington
Frank Jones
New Hampshire
Spencer
Grant, Jr
James Grant Wilson
Leland Stanford
Shrady
Horace Porter
E. F. Winslow
Senator Chaffee
Chaffee
Dr. Douglas
Dr. Shrady
Reservations in signing Egyptian financial agreement revealed
London reports Turkey’s stipulations in the Egyptian financial accord include the Suez canal convention defense of Egypt, exclusion of English occupation costs, a limited view on mixed tribunals, and the porte’s right to recognize foreign inquiry commissions into Egypt’s finances.
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London
Turkey
Egypt
Porte
France
Paris
Lyons
China
Negrier
Langson
Harbdinger
Berlin
Comte de Paris
Naples
Florence
Duc de Chartres
St. Petersburg
M. Henri Brisson
M. Brisson
de Freycinet
M. Amouroux
St. Etienne
M. Ducke
Suakim
Zurich
Winterthur
St. Gall
Schaffhausen
Bishop Hendricken Attacks Skating Rinks During Lent
Providence Rhode Island April report on Bishop Thomas F. Hendricken urging parents to curb children from skating rinks and dime museums. He warned amusements tempt youth, cited a boy dressing as a girl after a rink visit, and urged Gospel adherence and Lent abstinence. He noted the need to fund families with money spent by children and pressed Catholic practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishop Hendriken
Amu
RK. J
Thomas F. Hendricken
Flood subsides as ice edge at Dorney looms
LOCKHAVEN Pa April 5 The Susquehanna flood is easing yet the vast ice edge at Dorney remains solid. Large ice and logs from the jam passed this afternoon signaling a likely break under backwater pressure. Railroad cleared after being buried under up to 10 feet of debris. Residents who walked from Renovo say the scene is beyond description and many houses along the river are flooded to the second stories. Farmers on the lowlands appear to have suffered severely, though full damage awaits communication restoration.
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Lockhaven
Susquehanna
Dorney
Renovo
Patent dispute over typewriter improvement sparks suit
Robert P rt Allen declares himself original inventor of a typewriting improvement and files a bill in equity against the Remington Type Writer Co alleging infringement. He claims the firm made, used and sold many machines embodying his patented principles without consent. He seeks damages of 500000 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Robert P. Rt. Allen
Jetter
Remington Type Writer Company
Flo
Howell declines Manchester court appointment
Atlanta April 5 Capt Evan P Howell editor in chief of the Atlanta Constitution reports he will not accept the appointment as court to Manchester and has sent his formal declination to the president He expresses gratitude for the honor and compliment from the administration but cites circumstances making decline the best course.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Even P. Howell
Evan P. Howell
Manchester
Col Stealey Visits Tilden in New York
Col Stealey of Louisville called on Samuel J. Tilden at Greystone in New York last week. Tilden was in excellent health and spirits and praised the administration and President Cleveland and Cabinet, especially Secretary Manning, while noting he takes no part in politics or requests favors.
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Washington
Col. Stealey
Louisville
New York
Samuel J. Tilden
Greystone
Mr. Tilden
Tilden
Cleveland
Manning
Finerty Hounded at Chicago Meeting By Egg Threats
In ward 17 nicknamed Little Hell a political meeting featuring former congressman John F. Finerty and other speakers was drowned out by the crowd. Eggs were hurled at the platform and speakers retreated, pursued along the street, with several bystanders struck, including a woman.
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Chicago
John F. Finerty
Congress
Ward 17
Hell
Ministers Bartros and Bunting Deny Report on Isthmus Action
Senor Peralta, Costa Rica minister, reports a cable from the Salvador president. The message from Santa Ana dated April 4 discusses the United States sending a large force to the Isthmus and asserts that the report is not credited by officials. The cable describes international reactions and potential implications for the region.
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Bartros
Gen
Bunting
United States
Isthmus
Washington
Senor Peralta
Costa Rica
Salvador
Santa Ana
Woman Pension Agent Ada Sweet Refuses Resignation
Ada C. Sweet of Chicago declines to resign as United States pension agent. General Black, commissioner of pensions, requests resignation effective June 30, stating no personal fault. Sweet forwards a telegram to the president asserting her four year term ends April 16, 1836 and defends her office conduct.
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Commissioner of Pensions
United States Pension Agent
Oee
Tragic Sign Collapse Kills Bell Cousley In Murphys Bookstore
Wind storm shatters a large bookstore sign at Murphy's on Gant Street, sending bricks onto two passing women, Bell Cousley and Agnes Johnson, and an elderly man Dennis McCarty. Cousley died instantly. Johnson sustained serious injuries but survived, while McCarty escaped with minor cuts.
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Pittsburg
Murphy’s
Gant Street
Bell Cousley
Agnes Johnson
Imap
Dennis McCarty
Miss Cousley
Miss Johnson
Ir. McCarty
Millstone man vanishes after forged notes surface
New Brunswick police report Vankirk Bunn of Millstone vanished after leaving for New York to buy flour. An investigation over the past week shows he forged notes totaling 29965, securing 5000 from his father’s signature.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Vankirk Bunn
Millstone
New York
Thunderstorm strikes shed injuring Baker and others
A Waco dispatch reports a thunder storm this afternoon caused lightning to strike a shed near James B. Baker and several Black workers. Baker suffered fatal injuries while the four colored men are in critical condition.
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Galveston
Waco
Tex
James B. Baker
Baker
Sporting Maters Rumors and Notes From St Lucas to Yachting
St Lucas admission row looms with Providence President Root visiting New York to press league stance against misdoers while Soden keeps counsel. Reinstatement talk for Duslap and Shaffer rises as Sweeney faces discipline. Baseball chatter covers Dartmouth Boston games, Middlesex Amateur Baseball growth, and a Boston Unions schedule. Yachting notes report Quincey club officers and flying start plan and West Lyon upgrades.
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St. Lucas
Root
Providence
New York
League
Sweeney
Soden
Duslap
Shaffer
Dunlap
Shailer
Bass
Dartmouths
Bostons
Dillon
Artz
Gove
Chellis
Quackenboss
McCarthy
Springfield
Scruton
Weeks
Aiken
Johnson
Boston Unions
Melrose
Stoneham
Reading
West Medford
Everett
Middlesex County Amateur
F. M. Goss
George Pratt
J. K. Nickerson
W. W. Partridge
Everest
Boston
Buffalos
Baltimores
Baltimore
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Richmonds
Richmond
Indianapolis
Louisvilles
Louisville
Athletics
Nationals
Washington
Brooklyns
Philadelphias
Yates
Philadelphia
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The
Quincey Yacht Club
C. *. Adams
H. H.sheen
H. M. Faxon
George A. Ordway
A.B. Lelois
H. A. Keith
J. H. Slade
C. H. Porter
A. D. Perry
West Lyon Yacht Club
R.W. Rowell
Alban R. Viall
Wm. Sproul
Wm. Batchelder
F.C. Viall
P. J. Lyveh
Social Washington and Miss Cleveland at the White House
The piece portrays President Arthur's retirement style and Washington society's elite entertainments. It highlights Mrs Lily Macalester Laughton's dinner, the Bonapartes’ Parisian influence, and Miss Cleveland's rising public role among Boston and New England women as she accompanies the president.
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Arthur
Cleveland
Miss Cleveland
Eic
Telegraphed Victor key tourney results and city items
In New York on April 5 a telegraph tournament tested the Victor key at 187 Broadway. J W Roloson won first prize of 25 dollars with 10m 32s. William W Gibson took a 15 dollar prize at 10m 57s. Frank J Kidsn earned third prize 0 dollars at 10m ? seconds amid taunts over characters. Sperry Kane, a broker of 212 Leferts pice Brooklyn, reportedly died by his own hand last night, leaving a widow and child. Richard A McCardy was elected president of Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York to succeed the late Gerick S Winston. Elevated-rail traffic and earnings rose in the first six months of the year. passengers carried totaled 2,562,067 more than last year, with earnings up 141,268. From opening to April 1, passengers reached 526,?07.
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New York
Broadway
J. W. Roloson
Wiliam W. Gibson
Frank J. Kidsn
Sperry Kane
Lefferts Pice
Brooklyn
Hhe
Richard A. McCardy
Mutual Life L[nsurance Company
Gerick S. Winston
Tocal
Corcoran to Pay Off Debt for Ascension Church
In Washington on April 5, Mr W W Corcoran offered to donate 10000 dollars toward the Ascension Episcopal debt if the congregation could raise another 10000 dollars. The church announced the condition had been met and the funds were already placed with the pastor, ensuring immediate repayment of the debt to clear the church’s finances. The church is described as one of Washington’s finest.
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Washington
Ww. W. Corcoran
Ascension Episcopal
Robbery loot found near Melrose site. fire damages Madison house
Malden Mass April 5 The satchel and money stolen from Mrs Charles H Gilmore of Melrose were recovered this morning by her husband near the robbery scene, suggesting the thief dropped them in haste. Fire in a Madison street boarding house owned by the heirs of H E Morey caused minor damage as clothing burned, the blaze starting from a chimney. Insurance information incomplete.
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Malden
Mass
Charles H. Gilmore
St Melrose
H. E. Morey
Till
Madison Street
Ada
Barge South American Sinks Off Wilmington Wharf
A Wilmington despatch reports the barge South American capsized while being lowered from a Wilmington and Northern railroad wharf into mid stream. Four of the 21 crew drowned, including three colored men from Richmond and white man Robert Burns of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Ledger
Wilmington
Del
South American
Delaware
Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Richmond
Robert Burns
Condition of Judge Fuller Alarming at Roxbury Court
The Roxbury municipal court judge, Judge Fuller, is gravely ill with pneumonia at his Norfolk house. Friends are greatly anxious as his condition worsened around midnight Sunday and has continued to deteriorate with his physician nearly constantly attending.
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Fuller
Roxbury Municipal
Norfolk House
Unsocial youth meets talkative Irish-leaning stranger in smoking car
A young man with a sour expression sits in a Boston and Providence train smoking car. A middle aged Irish sounding man enters, strikes up a cautious dialogue about Hyde Park West Roxbury Australia and riches, repeatedly asking for a match and questioning the young man’s background. The exchange reveals attempts at social bonding fail as both men converse about wealth and travel.
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Boston and
Providence
Hire
Hyde Park
Daring Rescue From 30 Foot Well Saves Two Boys
At about 5 P M Sunday Willie and Eddie Kelly ages 6 and 9 fell into an old rottenly covered well in the John Ward estate yard at 260 Cabot street Roxbury Thomas Daley 18 Mindorn street jumped in to save them grasped a lead pipe then held them above water until a ladder arrived all three were pulled out with only bruises and wet clothes
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Willie
Eddie
Edward Kelly
Cabot Street
Roxbury
John Ward
Thomas Daley
Mindorn Street
Man seeks circus at church. Easter service offends him
A man with two women asked at the Back Buy church entrance when the show would begin. An usher replied in ten minutes as services started with Easter exercises. The man left after the Sunday school children entered, clearly unhappy that the event was not a circus.
Gloucester Mayor Orders Drunk Persons Arrested in Street
Gloucester Mass April 5 Pursuant to Mayor Parsons orders all intoxicated persons on the street today were arrested. The lockup is full. No partiality was shown.
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Gloucester
Mass
Parsons
Stockholders vote to auction Washington mills at Lawrence
Stockholders in Washington mills at Lawrence vote to sell the mill property at public auction on June 15. Other items include a boiler explosion in Randolph Massachusetts causing about 400 dollars in damage with no injuries. James Burbank released on bail after being held on homicide charges in Cranson Illinois. Lena Waldorf and Annie Luckey, two underage Bridgeport girls, ran away to New York to roller skate and were sent home. A Keene despatch notes John Symonds' estate valued at 70000 dollars, with half to siblings and the other half to a widow for life then to the city library. Dartmouth students named for oratory prizes. Connecticut gains from British canned beef orders. Armour & Company of Chicago boosting U S Stamping plant in Portland. Nova Scotia Steamship sells to International company. charter change sought to move annual meeting to St John. Rev E S Moulton faced past charges, his divorce bid failed, and he was tried in Massachusetts Advent conference.
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Washington Mills
Lawrence
G. H. Burke
Randolph
Mass
James Burbank
Thomas Borden
Hand Rock House
Cranston
BR. I
Lena Waldorf
Annie Luckey
Bridgeport
Conn
New York
Grand Central Depot
Keene
John Symonds
Chandlercientific Department
Dartmouth
Rollins, Morse and
Lockwood
H. C. Grovs
Orlindale
E. J. Edmands
Lowell
W. Taylor
Wheelock
England
Connecticut
Armour & Co
Chicago
United States Stamping Company
Portland
Nova Scotia Steamship Company (Limited
International Steamship Company
St. John
N. B
Yarmouth
E. S. Moulton
Second Advent Church Society
New Bedford
Insurrection Fear Fueled by Fenian Links and Riel Tactics
Canadian officers Col. T. Charles Watson and Maj. E. W. Gorham Gardener head to Manitoba to join forces against the Riel rebellion. Watson warns the conflict will be tougher than expected, with Riel backed by Indians and half breeds, using Indian warfare to prolong months of fighting. Ottawa reports Fenian talk. Dakota and Winnipeg dispatches note militia strength, shortages, and potential provocations. Experts predict irregular, Indian-style fighting and a shift toward a provisional Saskatchewan government amid mounting tensions and troop movements.
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Col
T. Charles Watson
E. W. Gorham
Manitoba
Riel
Col. Watson
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Ifh
Iie
England
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Ont
New York
Dominion
Fanco, Dak
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Bayard
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Canadian Mounted Police
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Eperts
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Man
Irvine
Mounted Police
Prince Albert
White Cap
Hudson Bay Company
Ft. Qu’Appelle
Teton
Feronto
Ft. QuaAppelle
Touchwood
Kinetieth Rifles
Fire alarms and damages span multiple cities
In Boston a fire at James Mullen's rooms on Endicott Street caused $100 damage after starting in excelsior. A separate alarm from box 463 reported a small blaze at 11 Charlestown district with $35 damage. A Dorchester Grass fire on Hamilton Avenue caused no damage. Other notices note fires in Providence, Watertown, Nashville, Greensboro, New Orleans, Norfolk, Philadelphia, New York with varied losses and insured amounts.
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Boston
James Mullen
Endicott Street
Charlestown
Dorchester Land Company
Hamilton Avenue
Providence
R.J
Congress Street
Joseph Johnson
Orlando JL. Baker
Howard
Dix
Baker
Watertown
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad Company
Coupe Vincent
Command changes at sea station amid crew transfers
Commodore G C Badger will be detached next Friday and Commodore Lewis A Kimberley will assume command. Several officers and crew of the Wabash, plus supervisors and engineers, receive orders to remain until May 1. Leyden arrives to draft seamen for the Omaha as it nears commission. Catholic services may begin in the chapel on Sundays. Lieut H E Tyler and others return from New York to duty on the Wabash. War relics were sent from the navy yard museum to the soldiers home fair.
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G.C. Badger
Lewis A. Kimberley
F. M. Bunce
Thomas Back
T. H. Smith
Wabash
A.S. T. White
George F. Winslow
Guild
John Griffin
William Jenny
Navy Department
United States
Leyden
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Portsmouth Yard
Omaha
H. E. Tyler
F. K. Poole
George H. Sanborn
New York Navy Yard
Captain Nickerson Aids Destitute Sailors In January
In January many destitute sailors in port received aid from Capt. Nickerson of the sailors' chapel at No. 175 Han over street. Vessels were secured and work organized to assist them. Some sailors later visited to thank him and offered to repay the costs incurred during their need.
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Nickerson
Hanover Street
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