Indignation Over Civil Service Reform Faces Washington
Washington erupts over the administration’s civil service overhaul with 140 new clerks promoted while long serving staff are passed over. Political favoritism and lack of personal examination trigger strong protests. Floods in the Upper Missouri Valley ease but cause grave losses and displacements. Earthquake casualties in Asia Minor are estimated at 6,000 to 7,000 dead. Ireland teeters toward civil war as law and order erode. Charles Bradlaugh’s Northampton seat is re-elected by 122 votes. he seeks oath to take seat. A Boston newspaper group adopts Stockwell death resolutions. Carpenter’s funeral proceeds in Milwaukee. Ingersoll headlines Boston Theatre lecture. World’s Fair commission regains confidence. 1883 project revival. Mahone battle continues in Senate. a Springfield farmer suffers fatal skull injury. Nihilists in czar assassination case convicted and sentenced to death. Alexandria Va Republicans denounce Mahone. Woodstock firms shut down.
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Controversy Rages Over Pension Office Appointments
Washington reports a purge of new Kirkwood appointments in the Pension Office with many high paid clerks bypassed for newcomers. Critics accuse patronage shaping careers while old staff seek promotion after long service amid Arrears of Pensions reforms.
Numerous Postal Changes in New England Last Week
Washington reports a week of postal activity naming new post offices established in Maine Connecticut and Vermont and new postmasters appointed across several towns in New England. The notice details locations names counties and states for the new offices and appointees.
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New Aegis Editors Named for Next Year
Hanover April 10 The newly elected editors of the Aegis for next year are W. T. Field H. B. Johnson Charles A. Braley H. T. Kincaid I. F. Moore J. W. Pearson W G Bean L A Smith It is proposed to compile a complete record of Dartmouth sons in the Civil War and a circular seeking information will be sent to alumni and friends coverage includes all college departments and all branches of the service.
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Fire ravages multiple Vermont stores in Woopstock blaze
Early morning fire destroyed J B Jones dry goods L L Wilson grocery and John Eaton clothing shops in Woopstock Vermont. Wilson’s stock and Eaton’s goods were damaged or lost. Smith’s and others reported smaller losses and town records were saved. Insurance covered many losses, with varying amounts across properties. More fires reported in Dover New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania Maine and Iowa with extensive insured losses and property damage.
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Anderson & Tate and Insured For $2,060; That Occupied By Mr. Eaton
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New York
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Wayne
Burlington
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Cooper’s Engine and Iron Works
Mt. Vernon
Delhi
Portland
Irving Brown
Missouri River Floods Strain Omaha Rail Lines and City
The Missouri River rose to record levels flooding lumber yards and depots in Omaha and Council Bluffs. Water submerged tracks and shops, 1500 workers faced layoff, and 5000 residents evacuated as the river cut new channels and threatened further damage across Yankton, Vermillion, and Sioux City.
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World Fair project not abandoned yet in 1883 plans
Confidence rises among World’s Fair commissioners for 1883. Railroads sign on while preparations begin at Inwood. A Philadelphia offer to deliver the old Centennial building arrives, with possible use by the World’s Fair Commission. Counterfeiters receive prison terms. Seawanhaka jury disagrees on steamboat inspectors.
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Arrival of Senator Carpenter Remains in Milwaukee
The remains of Senator Matthew Hale Carpenter arrived in Milwaukee after noon to a massive throng. He lay in state at the court house rotunda where Senator Conkling and Gov. Smith spoke of his national significance and Wisconsin’s tribute. The funeral procession then moved to the cemetery for burial with Episcopal rites.
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Resolutions and appointments mark Worcester session
At the New England Conference in Worcester on April 9 10 trustees filled a vacancy with Rev N T Whittaker. Several men were named eligible for deacon orders including Acustios Palacios. The conference adopted resolutions condemning election fraud Mormon polygamy and urging honest ballots and debts paid. The day featured Sunday School Union and Freedmen's Aid Society anniversaries with talks on postwar Christian labor.
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Funeral for Dr. S. W. Butler Held in Newport
The funeral service for Dr. S. W. Butler took place in Newport on Saturday with leading residents in attendance. Dr. Horatio R. Storer of Boston served as pallbearer amid the somber ceremony.
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Death by Suicide in Palmyra Man About Seventy
John Fernald of Palmyra aged about seventy died Sunday forenoon by his own hand. He was described as partially insane. A St John New Brunswick conference of railroad men discussed the All Rail line measures to promote business and a through Boston fast train was talked of with no action. Plans included adding a second class car to Boston and lowering through rates from Prince Edward Island to American cities along with improved freight handling facilities.
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Portsmouth Industry Shuts as Rockingham Shoe Plant Closes
The Rockingham shoe factory in Portsmouth plans to close its doors. George W. Butler, cashier at the National Mechanics and Traders Bank of Portsmouth, resigns. Government work begins to remove Gangway Rock in Piscataqua River. Barbara Burns, seven, died after severe burns from a bonfire incident in Portsmouth. Charles Dickerman, Portsmouth keeper of a house of ill repute, arrested for an attempted murder of his stepson William Piper. four inmates reportedly involved in a disturbance. Dickerman also faces charges for Sunday liquor law violations and keeping a disreputable house.
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Randolph State Normal School Enrolls 157 Students
Vermont notes record the Randolph school reaching 157 students the second highest count since 1870. Otto Heinze of Woodbury died after an injury from jumping a fence while exercising, just days after his marriage. Mrs Currier seeks divorce from a husband wed in 1831. Lamoille county term begins April 26 with 89 cases in county court and 26 in chancery, including State vs Moses D. Smith for manslaughter.
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Ireland on edge as civil strife erupts in countryside
A Dublin special notes widespread unrest after a fatal assault on a process server near Ballaghadereen. Police and constabulary face renewed strain as officials fear deeper violence. Parnell urges tenant protection measures and criticizes emigration while noting land bill challenges. Reports from Westport condemn weak machinery of the Land Act. Police guard Hawarden amid rumors of Fenian threats against Gladstone.
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Aftermath in Ohio Island Disaster Described
A London dispatch reports a medical commission considering burying rubble to prevent an epidemic as 6 000 to 7 000 killed and 25 percent of survivors wounded on the island with 70 000 inhabitants. Gun vessels aid relief while buildings lie ruined and 30 000 shelterless. Thunderer delivers doctors and provisions.
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Fire and crime highlights from Lowell and surrounding towns
Arrests and incidents span Lowell Dracut and Worcester with arson burglary assault and a Beets Sugar Company restructuring. Notable items include Alexander McMullen’s Sunday fire near Dracut George Regan's larceny attempt in Worcester and a Boston and Maine depot safe blown open at Andover with $60 stolen.
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Worcester
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Murderers of the Czar Convicted in London Trial
The Ni hilis trial ends with guilty verdicts for all defendants. a hanging sentence follows. Sophie Pieoffsky faces czarist approval due to noble birth. Parliamentary and cultural notes follow, including Handel and Haydn Society concerts and Boston theatre events.
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Bristol City Abandoned as Lost Steamship
New York dispatch reports the Bristol City that sailed from New York on December 28 toward Bristol has been abandoned as lost. The crew of 27 included five residents of Paris and twenty two from Bristol. The vessel was only eighteen months old.
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The French Preparing to Make War Upon the Tunisians
A Tunis dispatch reports French orders to cross the frontier to chastise the Kroumis and occupy the Med jerdah valley with Beylic support. the Bey protests invasion as treaty violation and pledges to repress disorders on his side.
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Strike Searing Through Pittsburg Trades as Boiler Makers Remain Out
Reports show boiler makers in Pittsburg still on strike with pattern makers and machinists voting for continued action. Government dispatches note Sitting Bull nearing surrender as his band weakens from hunger.
Brass Manufacturers and Dealers Directory
A compact listing of brass suppliers in Boston area firms including Boston Button Company at Purchase Street, Benedict and Gurnham on Oliver Street, and The Plume and Atwood Manufacturing Company on Federal Street. It notes rolled and sheet brass, tubing, hinges, draw prks, jackchain, brass butts and drop handles among items offered.
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A. B. Packard
Sewing Machines
Davis Sewing Machine CO
Domestic Sewing Machine CO
J. A. Goodwin
Chas. A. Warren & CO
NEW Remington, Stern & CO
Agts
Essex Street
Sigwalt & ST John
E. Stram
Merrimac
Stewart Sewing Moue
N. EB
Wash
St. Wed Sewing Machine CO
Avon Street
Wheeler & Wilson
White Sewing Machine
A.B. Lincoln
West St
Miller
George H
Dorchester Av
PHE Atlantic Works
East
Prentiss
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat CO
Beeston
Mere _chant
Central Wharf
Virginia and
Tennessee Air Line
A. P. Gaither
N.E
Steameers
Gall
Norfolk
Chesa EM Connell
M. O
Shea
Blot Street
Ilsley, B. T
India Street
Rand, Avery & CO
Brankitust
Saygesseis