Conklings Condition Brightens Slightly Amid Worsening Fever
Roscoe Conkling remains critically ill at the Hoffman House New York with fever and delirium. Doctors Barker Anderton describe brief sleep periods and cautious improvement while vigilance continues, a nursemaidened effort shadowing the ex senator through the crisis. General Sherman visited and Stokes administers medicine, as staff weigh whether three more days may sustain him.
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Anterton
Hoffman House
Mr. Conkling
Fordyce Barker
Anderton
Mr. Conkline
Twenty-fourth Street
Mr. Stokes
Myr. Stokes
Dr. Barker
Dr. Sands
Conkling
Barker
William G. Hartle
Well or sick which Blaine health rumors travel afar
A series of letters from Europe and Augusta address Blaine health rumors. Reports from siblings in Washington Naples and Sorrento describe him as well and vigorous. Augusta physician Dr. George R. Bricker defends Blaine’s condition, stating no organic disease and that he weighed 167 pounds last June before leaving for Europe.
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Sorcan
Walter R. Rowe
Europe
Blaine
Washington
Senator Hale
Clarence
Naples
Mr. Blaine
Sorrento
Avausta
James G. Blaine
New York Herald of
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Avuausta
New York Herald
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Boston
Vienna
Augusta
Haywood
GboreEr E. Brickerr
M.D
Rhode Island Bribery in Late Election Exposed
Providence reports detail bribery in Rhode Island politics with Warwick as a focal point. Wealthy farmers and election workers admitted to accepting payments, including a East Greenwich case where a church member paid $15 to secure Black voters for Republicans. Public reaction largely dismissive. prosecutions unlikely.
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Providence
R. L
Sreeran
Rhode Island
Warwick
Associated Press
East Greenwich
Lapham
Blaze at Binghamton fires multiple offices
A downtown blaze in Binghamton, New York engulfed the Leader and Sunday Dispatch offices, with total losses around 150000. Items blamed include 50000 for owner A W Carl, 5000 for Sunday Dispatch, 8000 for J Murphy saloon, and 6000 for other block occupants, with most buildings uninsured or underinsured.
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N. Y
Leader
Sunday Dispatch
A. W. Carl
The
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Lowell Haraing
Brutons Famus
Spritefield Village
Frederick Parks
Canton
Spaulding
Boston & Providence
Canton Junction
Frrenpura
Alva K. Ormsby
Scott Road
Fitchburg Mutual
Prescott
Boston
Garpinter
Water Street
Toeitna
Brakemen May Strike Over Burlington Dispute
Chicago and Boston sources report brakemen on the Burlington road planned to strike soon if no deal with the company is reached. Chief Arthur returns to Burlington engineers and firemen leadership in Cleveland with a conference, while Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers officials in Boston denounce a conductors letter as exaggeration and affirm their non strike stance.
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Boston Society
Boston
Boston Division
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Boston Life Underwriters’ Association
Whittier
Arthur
Chicago
Action of Engineers
Cheaco
Chicago Times
Burlington Road
Workman
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Knights of Labor
Cleveland
Sargent
Hoge
Burlington
Order of Railway Conductors
New England
Order of
Congress
Washington
Morocco Trouble Report Shows Strained US Moorish Ties
Commander McCalla presents a detailed Tangier report on US Moroccan tensions over protection of citizens. He cites Moorish claims to grant or deny protections, limits under 1863 1880 and 1868 treaties, and Moorish arrogance amid dwindling US protégés. He recommends a minister resident rather than a consul to boost US interests in Morocco.
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Morocco
Lewis
McCalla
Casablanca
Consul Fein
Sweden
Bradford Reports Move of Chubb's Fishing Rod Factory
Bradford Vermont residents subscribe 27000 dollars in stock to relocate Chubb's fishing rod factory from Post Mills to Bradford. A coronation under the see law with sixty thousand dollars capital is planned. The plant will employ sixty workers and bring over 200 people to town.
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Bradford
Chubb
Post Mills
Tupper opposes unrestricted reciprocity in fisheries bill
Sir Charles Tupper told Ottawa that in Washington he found no statesman willing to discuss unrestricted reciprocity. He warned opponents that U S leaders favor commercial union and would curb Canada’s tariff. He said Canada would not surrender tariff control or be linked to the moon by railway.
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Ottawa
Ont
Sorcian
Charles Tupper
Washington
Commons
United States
Canada
Albany Democrats Triumph in Charter Election Victory
Albany New York April 10 Democrats won a famous charter election. Edward A Mahar elected Mayor by 2690 majority, the largest ever. Albert Hessbroug recorder with 2805 majority. Board of Supervisors 19 to 12 in favor of Democrats, aldermen 13 Democrats 6 Republicans, a Democratic gain of four. Tariff reform praised as capital city streets filled with processions and bands in celebration.
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N. Y
Sprcrat
Edward A. Mahar
Albert Hessbroug
Recorder
Board of Supervisors
Board of Aldermen
Inflammatory Symptoms Return as Emperor Plans Change
Slight inflammatory throat symptoms reappeared in the Emperor, who walked in the orangery after a restless night with coughing and little sleep. Officials cite worry over the Bismarck crisis, with a possible Berlin departure for a change of air. Vienna press notes Crown Prince William opposing Princess Victoria's marriage and Bismarck backing him.
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Orangery
Bismarck
Sige
Berlin
Neue Freie Presse
Vienna
William
Weather chart notes northeast storm and warm trend
The signal service chart shows a high barometer in central Pennsylvania moving northwest to cover New England and the coast. A Texas storm moved northeast with its centre at Grand Haven and heavy rains elsewhere, including Green Bay and Cincinnati. Warmer weather and general rains follow, with east to west winds along the coast and clearing by Thursday.
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Signal Service
Pennsylvania
New England
Texas
Grand Haven
New York
Green Bay
Cincinnati
Pere Marquette
St. Lawrence Valley
Mississippi
Boston
Weather forecast for New England and coastal areas
Wasmondon reports a 24 hour outlook starting April 11 at 7 am with warmer conditions for Maine and New Hampshire including rain or snow, then slightly colder clearing weather and brisk to high easterly winds shifting to westerly. Elsewhere in New England warmer with rain, followed by cooler fair weather and diminishing winds. Cautionary signals issued from Newport to Eastport.
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Maine
New Hampshire
New England
Newport
Eassport
Lovering Nominated Massachusetts U S Marshal
The president nominated Henry B Lovering of Massachusetts to be United States marshal for the district of Massachusetts succeeding General Banks. Democrats hailed the choice as favorable and political allies spoke of broad satisfaction and strategic moves within party ranks.
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Senate
House
Eastern
Boston & Maine
Henry B. Lovering
Lynn
United States
District of Massachusetts
General Banks
Collins
Banks
FIon-FRAM body Brussels Carpets sale at $1.35 yard
Jordan Mansa & Co. advertises a sale of FIon-FRAM body Brussels carpets at the price of 1.35 dollars per yard. Local merchants promote durable floor coverings with emphasis on value and selection.
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Fion-Fram
Jordan, Mansa & Co
General Banks comments on Lovering appointment as marshal
Waxham April 10 A Post reporter heard General Banks express satisfaction with Mr Lovering's marshalship appointment calling it natural and best under the circumstances He believes Lovering suited for the role and reveals a prior expectation of his selection He notes merchant and legal support for his reappointment but says no pressure was placed on the President Banks outlines the marshal's duties and history while remaining cheerful and untroubled about congressional speculation.
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Sixcran
Henry B. Lovering
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Boston
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Lovering
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Russell
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Mr. Lovering
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Hague
Fitzgerald
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Hayden
Mr Lovering Faces New Duties With Cautious Hope
Lywy April 10. Mr Lovering tells a Post representative in his study that he has no hard plan to follow yet and will try to discharge his new duties faithfully. He comments on expectations and readiness to adapt without premature decisions.
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