Milwaukee Sentinel notes gambler trick on Adams and party harmony in Boston
The Milwaukee Sentinel comments on a gambler's trick aimed at Charles Francis Adams, questions who among Boston solid men sits on Mayor Green's police commission, and proposes a harmony ticket with Roland Beard for governor Allyson Worhington for lieutenant governor. The Portland Press notes Blaine for 1884. A man jokes about booking a funeral two years early.
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Democratic Mayor Candidate Wins In Minneapolis Race
In Minneapolis three mayoral candidates from Republican, Democrat and Prohibition fields contested the election. The Democratic candidate won by a significant plurality, with the Cincinnati Gazette noting an over 800 vote majority over both rivals.
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Pullman Palace Cars Dominate European Rail Travel
George M Pullman, an American, travels abroad and observes over forty Pullman palace cars in operation across Europe. He introduced and patented the cars and remains their largest owner, hosting royalty and nobility aboard the luxurious carriages as they tour the continent.
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George M. Pullman
Gould rumored to control Eastern Maine Central and North American railroads
The Portsmouth Chronicle notes rumors that Jay Gould has gained control of the Eastern, Maine Central and North American railroads to build an independent line to Halifax. By linking to a fast Liverpool steamship route, Gould may then purchase the Boston and Maine to sidetrack freight cars as throughput grows, a financially massive side-track venture.
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Texas municipal election results signal slim GOP hopes
The ballot outcomes imply limited chances for the Republican ticket in the fall and for any independent ticket masquerading as Republican. Voters note Democratic mismanagement but also recognize some good governance and will purge the ticket of lingering foes before electing it.
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Cary Sends Two Lewiston Concerts Backing Bates College
Aanice Louise Cary earned public thanks in Lewiston for thwarting ticket speculators. When the first concert sold out, she announced a second show within days. Proceeds from both performances will go to Bates College trustees.
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Barnum Worries Over Temperance Of Jumbo The Breeding Horse
Mr Temperance Reformer Barnum frets about Jumbo the latest addition to his stable as the animal chews tobacco squirts juice drinks quarts of rye and beer daily. Barnum laments such dissipation may stunt Jumbo but hopes for future progeny despite his bad habits.
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Chandlers nomination stirs mixed political readings
The debate on William E. Chandlers nomination for secretary of the navy reveals sharp factional readings. Portland presses hint at reconciliation with Blaine, while Philadelphia argues Chandler now backs Arthur and foes Garfield Blaine. Time will show his true stance and actions.
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Shipherd’s Plea to Walker Blaine Ends in Silent Fallout
The letter by Shipherd to Walker Blaine reveals a bid to curry favor with the exhumed knight through flattery. The secretary’s reactions are described as revealing caution in state questions, while Blaine reportedly wept to his father and cut off further correspondence with Shipherd, ending all ties.
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President consults Dawes Hoar before Worthington nomination
Washington April 10. Senators Hoar and Dawes say they were consulted at the president's request about the Boston collector appointment. Arthur invited them and they discussed the matter with the president. Dawes and Hoar spoke in favor of Beard and against Worthington before the nomination was sent to the Senate.
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Congress Bills Tap 133 Proposals In House Session
Washington April 10 133 bills and resolutions introduced in the house today including a bid by Mr Jones Arkansas to exchange silver for gold coin and bullion Mr McLane Maryland seeks abrogation of Burlingame treaty articles with China Mr Belmont New York proposes tonnage duties on US and foreign vessels excluding certain nations Mr Ray New Hampshire cuts post office money order fees and Mr Richardson New York asks inquiry into presidential residence site Referred Mr Cox New York moves repeal of iron clad oath for senators and representatives House conferees named on Indian appropriation bill Much of the session spent on 1 090 000 harbor reclamation for Washington and Georgetown
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Indictments Overruled in Washington Fraud Case Tie
In Washington on April 10, Judge Jange Wylie ruled that the Maryland 1722 act was repealed by the DC 1801 act establishing a circuit court, upholding indictments against Brady Dorsey and others for star Houte frauds. Dorsey’s recognizance was forfeited and a bench warrant issued. defendants may plead tomorrow as proceedings continue. The Shipherd inquiry also progressed with testimony on advisory ties to Senator Blair and other figures.
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New England Conference Delivers on Seminary Debt and Reforms
In Providence on April 10 the Greenwich seminary debt was cancelled with $1,035 raised including a $500 pledge from Benedict Lapham of Coventry. Reports covered home missions, church periodicals, Rev. Thomas Ely case, the New England Methodist Historical Society, temperance measures, Sabbath observance, and preparations for the 1883 conference. A separate note from New York reports a push for a pure Bible translation initiatives by the Baptist conference.
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Great swindle shakes mercantile confidence in Vogel Co
A New York led article exposes a large fraud by Vogel & Co of Hong Kong shipping hemp and silks to America and Europe. Cargoes of cheap silks replacing first class goods triggered investigations. losses reach about 500000 dollars. Ship Richard Robinson carried hemp consignments tied to New York and Boston firms. Detectives pursue head of the Hong Kong house, now traced to Italy. Credit letters and cargo misrepresentation damaged several merchants including Waterbury & Co and Rechnagel & Co. Vessel owned by Snow & Burgess. C Vogel of New York linked to the charter.
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Mrs Scoville Flees Court In Conservatorship Case
Special Despatch reports in Chicago on April 10 that Mrs Scoville fled in court from a petition to be appointed conservator of Guiteau's estate and person. The case hinges on the question of Guiteau's insanity as contested in this filing.
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Mysterious Disappearance Shocks Adams Savings Bank
Warren H. Cook, bookkeeper and assistant treasurer of Adams Savings Bank in North Adams, vanished after telling friends he would visit Williamstown for a few days. His disappearance alarms family and locals. bank records show no sign of irregular accounts, and deposits await scrutiny. Cook, a young employee with two years at the bank, was well regarded by officials.
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Long Monday meeting settles some ward contests and returns others
A Ward and City Democratic committee meeting in the John A. Andrew ball faced a lengthy session beyond midnight. Contested delegations from wards 2 5 7 9 13 and 15 prompted votes to return cases to wards for settlement while regular delegations were admitted and caucuses set for next Friday in wards 2 and 9.
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Pacific labor troubles widen at Lawrence mills as strike firm
In Lawrence Massachusetts the Pacific labor dispute grows with the Central mill reopening and only about 175 weavers employed, most strikers. Spinners hire replaces workers as unions push, while strikers stockpiles reach around 900 dollars. Mill managers anticipate more workers return by week end. In New York April 10, 200 cartmen strike for four dollars daily and blue stone cutters mostly settle.
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Parnell Freed on Parole for Nephew’s Funeral
London April 10 Charles Stewart Parnell Irish land league leader was released at six this morning from Kimatin ham jail to attend his nephew’s funeral. He may remain free one week and avoided a public demo by alighting at Willesden Junction. Justin McCarthy met him as crowds celebrated with bands and bonfires in rural districts. A yacht race also announced between Gleam and an unknown 25 foot boat from May 20 to 25 from Ryde pier to Yarmouth Isle of Wight.
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Penobscot Steamer Carpeted. Maine Institutions Expand
The steamer Penobscot of the Boston and Maine line has been carpeted by Joan H Pray Sons & Co of Boston. Buddeford Savings Bank prospers with a corpus from 80,000 to 2100,000. Maine officials confirm R W Soule of Readfield as Lee Ward and treasurer of the Maine insane hospital. Anderon of Portland named railroad commissioner. M N McKusick of Calais named postmaster, resigns from the House. Biddeford Savings Bank buys the old printers exchange site, 116 feet frontage on Main street, central block to be razed for a brick three story building housing banking and stores with upper floor for Union and Journal.
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Pittsfield Enlarged as Town Prepares for Growth
The Pittsfield Sun plans expansion within a month. Local obituaries note Mrs. Fannie E. Ely at 101 in Winchendon. Franklin county farmers report 20 to 25 dollars monthly for good hands, with demand outpacing supply.
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Former Pleads Guilty in Manslaughter Case 20 Years State Prison
In a supreme judicial court retrial, John Daley withdrew a not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of his wife at No 384 Hanover Street last September. He received 20 years in state prison with one day solitary confinement. Frank C Pease of Rockland Maine faced murder charges for killing his wife at a Bainboro Street home on August 30. Trial opened with jurors sworn and defense and prosecution presenting initial arguments amid testimonies from Adelina Bridges and Hosea B Hersey describing the events and surrounding circumstances.
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New York Exhibitions-Bicknell Bleach and White Work
A brief notice details the New York Exhibitions-Bicknell Bleach and White Work project with emphasis on machinery and production shifts. It notes industry involvement, location references, and the expected impact on local supply lines and labor.
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Appointments and petitions in Boston city matters
The mayor submitted nominations for three year terms as Water Commissioner Timothy T. Sawyer and Park Commissioner Henry Lee, five years for Trustee of the public library James Freeman Clarke, plus a list of Public Weighers and other applicants. Petitions include railroad and street improvements, harbor passenger service, and lighting proposals by Brust Electric Lighting Co offering a 250 foot iron tower to illuminate the public garden and streets, with costs and potential city purchase. The Police Commissioners are noted.
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Sweeping Democratic Victory in Schenectady Election
Multiple items report a broad Democratic win in Schenectady New York elections. Other notes cover jewelry store robbery in East Liverpool Pennsylvania, trehisnosis death in Bridesburg, factory closures at Janesville, and a string of criminal and maritime incidents across several states.
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Senate Proceeds On Alcohol and Kerosene Inspection Bills
The senate debated a bill to require inspection and approval of kerosene and petroleum products before sale, and a liquor law bill for state assayer analysis with certificates. A proposed limit on liquor licenses to one per thousand inhabitants was read a third time, Boston excepted, but no vote occurred as discussion continued.
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Free Textbooks Fails In Vote On Education Committee Report
The committee on education reported on free textbooks for public schools. A substituted bill would have cities and towns purchase and loan textbooks free of charge, under school committee rules. Opposition argued against compulsion. supporters cited Lowell and others where the plan worked. The measure was rejected 64 to 107.
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Birth of a daughter announced to Mrs Kippara A Proctor
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