Boston boasts clean streets and strong civic governance
A New York observer notes Boston lacks hosses and bosses, praising the city for its clean streets and well run police, fire and schools. The writer urges continued civic independence and nonpartisan governance, hailing Boston as a model town.
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Senate Deadlock Persists Amid Party Clash Over Nominations
Senators Morgan and Brown attacked New England suffrage laws while Dawes and Norar defended them. Debate continues with no compromise in sight as Republicans fight over justice and solicitor general picks. Floods leave ten thousand homeless in the Upper Missouri Valley prompting national relief appeals.
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Weather bulletin tracks storm moving northeast Gulf Gulf coast clear
Special Weather Bulletin notes a storm east of Charleston moving northeast toward Rhode Island with strong northerly gales. Rain prevails in New England and Middle Atlantic areas with clearing following. fair weather expected in Gulf and South Atlantic States. Barometers low in Mississippi Valley rising elsewhere. River readings cited for Cairo Chattanooga Pittsburg Nashville Memphis.
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Nominations That May Not Be Confirmed in Senate
Washington April 14 Senate proceedings were calm as Gen Mahone and Sen Hill attended. Rifts over nominations emerged with Matthews, Chandler, and Robertson to be contested. Conkling’s return sparked talk on Robertson. Personal visits, adjournment, and receipts noted as lawmakers eye party advantage and deadlock.
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Bonds Sent To Treasury For Redemption Slower Than Expected
Washington April 14. The 5s of 1881 bonds called by ex Secretary Sherman are being redeemed slowly. Since April 6 total redemptions were under five million dollars against a 25 million target. The Treasury revised the request form for continuance of the 6 percent bonds at 3 1/2 percent, causing reprints and dissemination changes.
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Postmaster to Barre Foreign Reprints in US Mails
The Postmaster General will issue an order declaring all publications in violation of US copyrights unmailable. The move follows Clemens appeal over Canadian publishers reprinting his works and selling them in the United States. Judge Freeman ruled such material unmailable under a postal regulation act to shield American authors and publishers from foreign competition.
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63d Anniversary of the Star Spangled Banner Adoption
The notice marks the sixty third anniversary of the adoption of the Star Spangled Banner. It notes the date of the event and honors the national symbol's historical significance.
Tammany Feud Over John Kelly Ticket Challenge
Rumors state a strong effort by Tammany leaders to defeat John Kelly and his ticket in the upcoming election. A rival slate includes Augew Bell Hoffman and others with notable figures pledging support. A recent meeting and canvass indicate Kelly holds a minority among members despite new initiates.
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Flood Strikes Missouri Valley Leaving Thousands Destitute
Yankton Dakota April 14 The river stands driven ice blocks block channels as refugees pour in for aid. The War Department orders rations for 7 500 plus 2 500 in Vermilion and the Big Sioux region. Local relief plans mobilize from Vermilion with 130 starving in Meephaton and a 16 day search yielding 410 rescued.
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Dublin incident follows coer cion act arrest at Land League meeting
London April 14 reports arrest of Mr Gordon under coercion act for language at a Land League gathering. He addressed a crowd en route to jail, urging resistance to landlords and citing evictions at Curraghlea. Other items include politics in Ulster tenants rights, Boer British talks, Nihilist trials, and a marine collision with fourteen lives lost.
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Cincinnati Street Car Strikers Demand Higher Wages
Cincinnati street car workers press for daily pay increases with conductors at 225 dollars drivers at 2 dollars and hostlers at 175 with a cap of twelve horses per hostler. They threaten to strike if not answered by tonight and have begun stopping cars. Police protection may be sought as the stoppage spreads.
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Unhinged barber chair terror in Marion shop
In Marion Indiana on April 14 John Wallace entered Warner's barber shop to be shaved by a new, aggressive black apprentice. The assistant threatened to cut Wallace's throat then boasted of killing and exposing his guts. Wallace escaped as staff restrained the man and locked him up.
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Fire destroys flax mill in Andover. 50 workers idle
At 10 15 this forenoon a fire in Frye Village Andover flax mill owned by John Smith and leased by Smith and Dove Manufacturing destroyed the third story bathing and mixing room and wide areas of interior. Firefighters from Andover Village and Lawrence plus the Tiger steamer battled flames until nearly 2 pm. About fifty hands are discharged. loss estimated at 75000 dollars, insured.
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Gotham Gleanings From New York Prison and Court
A.S. District Attorney Bell calls James OBrien alias Lindsay to plead guilty for perjury and is sentenced to eight years in state prison. Other items note a sugar duties case awaiting Judge Wallace decision, a will dispute over Thomas Wallace estate, a German milkman fatality, stock and produce exchanges closing, Sherman backing Windom, an LI Railroad damages verdict, no English rifle team this year, and forger Broadwell sentenced to five years.
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Loyal Legion Admits Sons of Fallen Officers as Heir Members
At Philadelphia meeting Gen Hancock presided as an amendment to the constitution was adopted to admit as hereditary members the sons of officers killed in battle. West Point cadet admission failed. No election. officers hold over until 1885 congress in Chicago. Banquet at St George Hotel.
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Memphis Report On Mississippi Hurricane Crossing
The Mississippi storm crossed the river at Commerce and moved toward Hernando on April 14. It carved a 200 yard wide path destroying houses forests bridges and ferries. Four people were killed four missing and presumed dead or disabled and several folk, including many in negro cabins, were blown down without injuries to survivors. Some victims were hurled through the air yet landed unharmed.
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Gowen to Confer With Coal Reps Over Mine Suspension
President Gowen of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad will travel to New York to discuss coal operations with mine representatives. He plans a suspension for the last three days of next week, citing an orders backlog, and suggests a possible three day halt in the following week.
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St. Louis Banker Arrested in Norfolk Embezzlement Case
Lloyd C. Haynes, tied to Stotesbury McLanahan & Co., cotton brokers of New York and St. Louis, was brought to St. Louis from Norfolk after a local arrest on embezzlement charges. He denies the accusation.
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Murray awarded $5000 in post office assault case
In the case Miss Mary A. Murray versus Gen. Tyler post master of this city for 20000 damages for alleged indecent assault while the plaintiff was an employe in the post office, the jury awarded $5000 after a week long trial in Baltimore Maryland.
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Billiard Match Ends With Schaefer Leading Slosson
In New York on April 14 the billiard match ended for the night with Schaefer leading 3200 to 2688. Schaefer's top runs tonight were 202 and 158, while Slosson posted 260 252 208 and 182. The game will be completed tomorrow night.
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Fain shoots grocer Quinlan in Augusta then escapes
In Augusta Georgia on April 14 Jacob Fain fatally shot Michael Quinlan a local grocer and fled the scene. The murder was described as unprovoked and without quarrel.
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Frosts Hit Texas Crops Across State
Heavy frosts reported throughout Texas cause considerable damage to corn cotton fruit and vegetables with impacts felt in Galveston and nearby regions based on the April 14 advisory.
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Wild leaves kill El's-Worth girl in woods
A daughter of John B. Mitchell of El's- Worth died after eating wild leaves in the woods. The tragedy is reported as a fatal poisoning with authorities investigating the incident.
New Hampshire News The Day's Local and Court Reports
Alfred Hastings of Clement's Hill Hopkinton died after an apoplectic seizure Wednesday morning. Boston horse theft suspect Charles W. Warren indicted for bigamy. In Pittsfield much newspaper circulation listed. Concord court views Fisherville mob damages. high civil docket counts. Mrs Stalin retracts accusation. Cambridge transit talks advance multiple routes with 500000 dollar cost estimates. Wakefield elevator accident kills 19 year old Harry Green. Natick centennial plans outlined. Wakefield horticultural society officers elected. }
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Health Dept. finds no trichina in 400 hogs tested
On Wednesday Dr Paton of the Health Department examined 400 hogs at random from packing houses at the stock yards. Twenty pieces from some hogs showed no trace of trichine. The department still recommends cooking all pork to ensure safety against parasites.
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Noted tenor Wm C Tower dies after malarial fever
Wm C Tower a leading American tenor died at Massachusetts General Hospital on April 13 after returning from a Western concert tour with malaria and an abdominal abscess. A Louisville native about 40, he studied under Madame Rudersdorff and sang with the Handel and Haydn Society and various festivals. His wife and three children had previously died. He was to perform at Holyoke and Boston concerts and had last appeared at a Revere Lodge anniversary concert. Other deaths follow.
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America yacht hailed for safe sails and speed
In a Boston Post letter dated April 14 1881 Old Hickory East Boston reports Hon Henry W Hastings after a cruise with the America and her owner Hon Benjamin F Butler. Hastings praises the vessel for seaworthiness in heavy weather and high speeds noting 13 to 13.5 knots and about 270 miles in a day. He claims with spar reductions she could round the Horn as swiftly as any vessel.
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J.J. Horgan
Main Stream
Cambridgeport
Leonard
George
Winnipillogee Paper CO
Franklin
N. H. Russell Paper CO
W. A. Russell, Treas
Fall Mountain Paper CO
Bellows Falls
A. N. Burbank, Treas, Russell, WM. & 3On
Devonshire Street
Paper Mercerants, Carter, Rice & CO
Rice, Kendall & Co
Federal
W.L. Barker & CO
Adams
Jos&ph H
U.S. Patent Office
Brainard
Charles Rollin
Eddy
Hills
Turner & CO
Sherburne, R
Canal St
Wild & Stevens
Hawley Place
Lincoln, Chamberlin & CO
North
Charles H
Faneuil Hall
Squirs & CO
John P
Faneuil Hall Market
Tryon
Jas
Lakeman Market
Cundy
W. H
Roopiers
JAS. Glass
Hall Rubber Co
Federa Street
NORY
Belknap & CW
Ashton Valve CO
Sena
Simmons & Jobert
Robinson
E. G
Federal St
Chamberlain
High St
Johnson, C. Berkley
Chatham Street
Morrill J. Dr. & CO
Berry, and J.& CO
Plimfion, H. R. & CO
Washington St
Cook, Redding & CO
Franklin St
Dimond
Eyper
Sewing Machines
Davis Sewing Machine CO
Trement Street
Domestic Sewing Machine CO
J A.goodwin, Manazer
Hgubold
A. Warren & CO
Tremont
New Semington
Stern & CO
Essex Street
SIG Wil
ST John
Stram
Merrimac
Stewart Sewing Mouve
N. BE
N. BE. Aget.cy 235 Wasn’t St. Weed Sewing Machine CO
Avon Street
Wheesee & Wilson
Whitesewing Machine
A.B. Lincoln
West
Millel George H
Dorchester Av
Atlantic Works
Fast Boston
Prentis
F P. H.R
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat CO
Gloucesté
Agpt
Central Wharf
Mess
Virginia and Tennessee Airline
C. P. Gaither
N.E. Ager
Tennessee Air Line
Allahas
Lincoln Street
Ee Bros
Dorchester Avenue
Conlon, Ohn & CO
Linco Street
Cossellg
Miller
JHN
Hanover
USA
Conner M. O
Shea
Eliot Street
Ilsley B. T
India Street
Yvaaccht
Phins