CurtisAgain Sparks GOP Conflicts Over Messenger Post
George William Curtis faces renewed criticism from Staten Island Republicans over his influence in securing a Democrat for the messenger position at the New York custom house. No arrest reported as of the latest accounts.
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Cornell's administration ridiculed by the Press
The Philadelphia Press criticizes Gov. Cornell for lowering his standards by bargaining with Tammanyites, saying his formerly admired rule is now despised by party loyalists who once praised him as a model chief magistrate.
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Arthur Promotes Pitkin Amid Louisiana Turmoil
Special Despatch notes President Arthur rewards Mr Pitkin amid ongoing Louisiana turmoil. The article claims Arthur aims to retain Grant era allies and flood Louisiana with the old regime while hoping to disrupt Democratic strongholds in the South. Also lists naval duty changes and personnel moves in Washington Boston and San Francisco.
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William Widgery Thomas Jr. Seen Leading Maine Gubernatorial Race
Portland dispatch argues Hon. William Widgery Thomas Jr. leads the republican gubernatorial nominating race. Its reasons include a strong bar’l of dollars, anti-Ting and reformist image, and broad rural support. The piece notes party instability and predicts he will win if he mobilizes rural towns and supportive factions.
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Defense Asks Motive Lacking in Frank C Pease Murder Trial
In the supreme judicial court opening for the defense Tyng argued no motive shown for the murder of Frank C Pease and that the defendant was not responsible due to mental derangement from troubled childhood. Testimony described the family’s illness history and the defendant’s quiet, reserved nature as a child. The defense also questioned Maine capital punishment rules citing a 1842 work, with the judge allowing continued consideration.
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Train accident in West Milan leaves man legless
John McCafferty was run over by a train at West Milan on Tuesday resulting in the loss of a leg. The report notes his injury and amputation, with no further details of aftermath or charges.
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Bank Opens in Plymouth After Six Months with $9,000 Deposits
The Pemigewasset National Bank at Plymouth opened in under six months and reports deposits over $9,000. At a Rochester Agricultural and Mechanical Association meeting a plan to rebuild the large exhibition tent blown down last winter was approved, and the fair is set for Sept 26 27 28. The Centre District Medical Society met in Concord with Dr George Weymouth discussing Anti pyretics in Febrile Diseases and other papers by Drs Rix Powers and du Powers. Dr Watson reported on water quality issues in northern counties and purification measures, drawing a large attendance and general interest.
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Sixteenth Meeting of Massachusetts Infant Asylum Members
The 16th annual meeting at Jamaica Plain discussed year results. 115 infants cared for, 114 added, 98 boarded, 27 adopted, 62 discharged, 49 returned to parents, 7 to institutions, 1 to state care. Funds showed a deficit with income 19096.73 and expenses 25500.49. cash balance 1069.51. Deaths numbered 21, with August peak. most deaths among state and wet-nurse children. A telephone installation by Dr Putnam was approved.
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Nomination of Teachers and School Appointments
The board announced nominations for temporary and special assistant teachers in several Lawrence and Conrias district schools. It confirmed Caroline Farrell and others to various assistant roles, approved a director of drawing position with Henry Hitchings elected, and named Julius Eichberg director of music along with other instructors. A petition sought naming a Seventh Street school the Alger school.
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Jovial Supper at Hotel Vendome Honors by Gov Long
The Unitarian club held its second regular meeting at Hotel Vendome on Tuesday afternoon and evening with Gov. Lang presiding. A festival participation request was referred to the council, and 38 men were elected as new members as 200 members attended supper with music from the Schubert quartet. Gov. Long praised clergymen and noted Rev. Hale’s planned farewell tour, while speakers from Rev. Hale to Dr. Bartol addressed attendees.
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Promising Young Reader Delights Pickwick Hall Audience
In Pickwick Hall at 50 Temple Place a large audience heard Mrs. Alice L. Ramsey, a pupil of Prof. Bush, deliver miscellaneous readings with dramatic skill. Her Uncle Tom's Cabin portrayal impressed, and she is forecast to achieve success.
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Diverse Local Notices Include Travel Plans and Appointments
Henry James Jr sails for London on May 1. Rev William Alger to speak at Portland on Memorial Day. Prof Henry Hunt of Montreal stays at the American home. Ex-Gov Davis of Maine leases Bangor residence. Mrs Julia Ward Howe writes reminiscences of Longfellow for the New York Critic. Amherst College endowment plan by Thomas H McGraw of Poughkeepsie. Gov recommissions C P Harkins as Middlesex justice. Patrolman Maynes marries Rose McGonagie in St Joseph's Church. Will of Richard Fay leaves funds to child welfare homes. John Richard Green improving but ill in Mentone. Bangor and Portland arrivals at Riggs House, Washington. Attorney General Brewster aids admission to U S Supreme Court bar. Emma Charbsby to return July after singing in Mentone before Saxony royals. Arlington Street church to call Brooke Hereford as pastor. Hereford, English-born, connected to Chicago and Boston. John Russell Young to marry Miss Coleman in Mariford Conn at Gov Jewell's house. Young to wed at Rhode Island. Major Otto Bergholz attends. Leo Beretholz accompanies as secretary.
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