Williams's Resignation Sparks Attorney General Speculation
Reports say Attorney General Williams has offered his resignation and asked for an early replacement. The President has not yet chosen and is considering several well known figures. Names such as Gen. Butler and ex Senator Carpenter are mentioned as possible nominees.
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Pope Favors American Churchman as Beretta Rite Nears
A Rome correspondent recreates a Vatican audience with Pope Pius X amid aging frailty. The Pontiff praises Archbishop McCloskey, remarks on American church ties, and prepares to confer the beretta at St Patrick’s Cathedral in New York. The event is expected to draw vast clergy attendance and musical honors.
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Beecher associate details letters and committee ties in trial
The witness describes residence, church membership, and past roles including Plymouth Church ties, Christian Union links, and 1873 Beecher interviews. They discuss the covenant, publishing plans, and Geneva related to Bowen, with notes on committee meetings, Tilton, and Redpath in Boston.
Preliminary hearing in Mrs Willson arsenic case opens
Lebanon New Hampshire April 22 The preliminary examination of Mrs Sarah Willson resumed in the Town Hall with Prof S Dana Hayes from Boston testifying on tea ground and stomach analysis. He reported white arsenic in tea at two and one fourth grains per ounce and estimated a cupful could kill seven people. The court adjourned for the day with decisions moved to tomorrow as defense and prosecution presented long arguments.
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Ninth annual Convention of Fire Underwriters opens
The ninth annual Convention of the National Board of Fire Underwriters opened in New York with Henry A. Oakley presiding. Fifty companies attended including Atlas and Phoenix of Hartford, Neptune of Boston, and Springfield Fire and Marine. A committee was named to act on the President's address and reports, and a resolution empowered the Executive Committee to offer rewards for arsonists. TheTreasurer reported receipts of 100,005 and expenditures of 102,191, leaving a balance of 2,136.
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Conference day two reports drives aid and church support
At Haverhill the N. H. M. E. Conference heard Kansas sufferers claims by Thompson and Alexander. A $3109 collection funded resolutions to present the matter to the people. Bible Society and Zion's Herald claims were voiced by Gilbert and Pierce. Preachers retain status. Crofts moves to Providence. Jasper received a $100 purse. routines referred to committees. Freedman's Aid Society and Church Extension marked anniversaries. temperance event planned Friday at City Hall.
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Twenty-First State Reform School examination held in Manchester
The twenty first annual examination of the State Reform School in Manchester was attended by notable officials including Daniel Marcy and Daniel Clark. One hundred boys and twelve girls were present as workshops produced brooms chairs and clothing for inmates. Discharges and prizes were awarded as speeches urged reform and future employment.
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Mexican raiders harass Rio Cano area near Brownsville
The News special from Brownsville reports armed Mexicans near Rio Cano driving off cattle herdsmen and depredations. Lieut. Leggett may respond, while Gen. Potter considers action. A man named George Hill was killed by eight raiders on the 16th near a Grove of stolen cattle. Additional friction exists between Generals Labarra and Cortina over customs and slander. Dr Lovell was killed at Carrizo on Red men’s rancho on the 19th by raiders from Mexico.
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House of Commons takedown of press accessing strangers
Mr Sullivan announced in the House this evening that to terminate the aponalous relations between the press and the House he would call attention to the presence of strangers. The move will compel withdrawal of all persons except members.
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Duchesne Conspiracy Case Opens in Brussels
The Duchesne conspiracy case resumed in Brussels on April 22 with examination of suspected accomplices. The prisoner Duchesne refused thrice to name his alleged accomplices, despite the interrogation.
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Geographical Society Honors Hall Family With Medal
Paris April 22 The French Geographical Society awards a gold medal to the family of Capt Hall the Arctic explorer for his achievements and memory.
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Financial Bulletin Reports Mixed London and Liverpool Market Moves
Financial and commercial notices from London Liverpool Paris and Frankfort describe bullion gains and withdrawals at the Bank of England, U S 520s quotes, cotton sales in Liverpool with 12 000 bales including 2000 for speculation, American sales 6400 bales, various price levels for lard breadstuffs and middling uplands, and currency and gold premiums across markets. The report notes exchange rates and commodity prices including sugar and linseed at London and Mayana Spanish and American gold values.
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Murderer Sharkey and Cuban Extradition Brink
Havana dispatches claim Spanish wins in recent engagements while fires burn large sugar estates near Cienfuegos. Sharkey remains at police headquarters and refuses extradition despite U.S. demand, with a possible kidnapping plot by Davies if released. Insurgent actions and expected reinforcements reported along Sagua and Colon districts.
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Papal Delegation to Visit Canada and O Connell Centenary
Clerical circles report Mgr Roncetti, pope Legate, will visit Canada to confer Cardinal McCloskey insignia and possibly beretta on Mgr Bouchet. Montreal awaits Father Chiniquy confessional work. Irish societies in Montreal Quebec Ottawa and other cities plan a grand O Connell centenary celebration.
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Fires Reported Across States From April 22 Incidents
Multiple fires cause losses in Crosby s Block Corry Pennsylvania Duvall's cotton mills Zanesville Ohio Eastport Maine Sing Sing Prison Poughkeepsie New York Pascoag Rhode Island Fisk and Sales woollen mill Pascoag fires total losses range from a few thousand to twenty thousand dollars with insurers named Hartford London and Globe and local companies affected by the blazes.
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Stonington Steamer Sinks in East River Near Ninth Street
At 8 30 this morning the Stonington of the Boston line filled with water and sank at the foot of Ninth street East river while moored for repairs. About fifty men escaped as the joiners had cut the vessel down to within three feet of the water line. A heavy swell caused the rapid flood though the saloon deck stayed dry. The loss is minor and the ship remains in place.
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Treasury inquiry clash over examination rights
Harrisburg April 22 The Sub Committee of the House to investigate the State Treasury told State Treasurer Mackey they could examine to reassure the public about Treasury integrity. He refused outside examinations and claimed only a committee may act. The Chairman said they could act only as a committee and withdrew to consult.
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Supreme Court Grants New Trial in Wren Case
The Supreme Court of Appeals today ordered a new trial for detective John Wren who had been convicted as an accessory after the fact in a swindle involving Foulkes and a game of chance by Dall. The court held the evidence did not sustain accessorial guilt.
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Centennial Board of Finance reports need 3 500 000 for finish
At a Philadelphia meeting the Centennial Board of Finance read the Directors' second annual report. The finances require raising 3 500 000 to complete the work and cover expenses through the end of the project.
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Notable Local and Regional Updates Across Several States
Speaker Blaine returns to Augusta as new Loan and Emigration bureaus form in San Francisco. Detroit reports ice from Old Mackinac to Duncan Light. Col. Nash of Columbia Springs dies by his own hand in Hudson New York. Augusta’s Frank Ripley fatally injured at Sturges’s mill in Wiscasset. Omaha notes a large late train of passengers and mails. Kennebec Jail workshops expected by early next week. Mrs David Smiley of Peterborough NH kills herself in a closet. William Palmer named Municipal Judge of Gardiner Missouri. Mrs Theodore Tilton leases Titus property Cornwall CT for summer. Francis Schwartz of Millville NJ in custody for murder of Joseph Abert. Atco NJ residents hoaxed about Donaldson balloon death. suspect unrecovered.
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