Lecture Corrects Longfellow Wife Origin Error
In Mr. F H Uunderwood’s talk on Longfellow an error credited the poet’s second wife as a German lady. She was Miss Fanny Appleton of Boston whom Longfellow met in Germany.
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F. H. Uunderwood
Longfellow
Fanny Appleton
Boston
Trials of Maley boys and Dora Avery captivate New Haven Providence
The Maley brothers' murder trial of Jennie Cramer and Dora Avery's poisoning case against Mrs Turner's house inmates with arsenic are the dominant sensational trials gripping New Haven and Providence.
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Maley Boys
Jennie Cramer
Dora Avery
Noted Reception in Washington Beset by Boutelle Noted
The Bangor Whig reprints a long Washington reception report featuring Mr. Secret ary Hunt and Mrs Blaine with Capt Boutelle of Maine escorting her. The piece hints at the event’s prominence and jokes about coverage, remarking that Boutelle’s actions deserve news coverage in Boutelle’s own paper.
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Bangor Whig
Washington
Hunt
Blaine
Boutelle
Maine
Augusta columnist questions Cleaves nomination to Maine Supreme Court
An Augusta correspondent argues the Maine general opinion will reject Nathan Cleaves for associate justice. The piece notes a Republican majority on the bench, a lone Democrat vacancy, and compares Maine to Massachusetts where a Republican rule is less common, asserting executive unfairness if Democrats dominate.
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Augusta
Nathan Cleaves
Supreme Court of Maine
Maine
Executive Council of
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Supreme Judicial Court
John Appleton
Charles W. Walton
William G. Barrows
Charles Danforth
William Wirt Virgin
Joseph W. Symonds
John A. Peters
Artemas Libbey
Gov. Plaisted
Superior Court
Percival Bonney
Daniel W. Whitehouse
Supreme and Superior Courts
Republcans
Massachusetts
Belmont Faces Blaine in Senate Inquiry Over Landreau Claim
The report describes Belmont pressing Blaine during a committee inquiry into South American policy and the Landreau claim. It notes Blaine's alleged bullying, Belmont’s persistence, and the expected continued questioning to reveal the true intent behind Peru's role and the dispatch to Hurlbut. The piece predicts public reaction as the inquiry proceeds.
Senate considers House Chinese bill and amendments
The Senate today debated the House Chinese bill with amendments from the foreign relations committee. Key votes upheld the 14th and 15th section changes while critics warned of obscurity and continued exclusionary aims. Debate touched on citizenship, labor definitions, and the president's veto remarks as session adjourned pending tomorrow.
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California
Nevada
Cameron
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Hoar
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Cabinet Meeting Discusses Porter Relief and Arizona Lawlessness
Washington officials report all cabinet members attended the session. They revisited Fitz John Porter’s disability relief without reaching a conclusion. A AG opinion on Arizona cowboy troubles was discussed and a presidential message to Congress is planned to seek federal aid to territorial authorities to curb organized crime. The inquiry into American suspects in Irish prisons was also reviewed with relief steps considered.
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Malley trial opens with claim of murder and poisoning plot
State Attorney Doolittle outlines that James Malley Jr with Walter Malley Blanche Douglass planned to ruin and poison Jennie Cramer to prevent her from exposing their actions. Testimony details indicate probable rape and assault before Cramer's death as the case moves toward a homicide verdict. Also Springfield trial of Dwight Kidder Jr for murder proceeds with jury empanelment and defense arguing lack of premeditation and strong provocation.
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Doolittle
James Malley, Jr
Walter Malley
Blanche Douglass
Jennie Cramer
Argenic
James
Ybhe
Bianche Douglass
Miss Douglass
Blanche
New York
Malleys
Branford Point
Savin Rock
James Mailey
Phat
Houser
Shepard
Dwight Hidder
Springfield
Mass
Dwight Kidder, Jr
Charles D. Kidder
Lord and Allen
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Marston
Waterman
N. A. Leonard
Henry VU. Bliss
Kidner
Envernment
Henry C. Bliss
Dwight Kidder
Massive urban fire destroys Pioneer block in Eau Claire
A large blaze in Eau Claire started in a small barn behind Mulner's store and spread across four blocks, destroying 63 buildings including Kennear's drug store, Empire Lumber, Leader Publishing, Pearson's store, and the fire engine house. Losses reach at least 259000 with fires also reported in Lynn Boston Framingham Bennington Portland and Fall River areas.
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John Hume
Chippewa Street
Lynn
Central Square
Isaac Newhall
Houghton, Godffrey & Dean
George L. Lyler
James D. Mullen
Centenarian Mrs Clarissa Raymond Celebrated in Witton Conn
Relatives and friends mark the 100th birthday of Mrs Clarissa Raymond at the family mansion in Witton Connecticut. Born April 25 1782 in Stamford she married Samuel Raymond in 1804 and lived in Poundridge New York and New York City before settling in Wilson Connecticut. She has lived five generations under one roof and remains a respected Congregational church member with strong health and social engagement.
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Deodate Davenport
John Davenport
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Poundridge
N. Y
City of
New York
Hester Street
Wilson, Conn
Nathan Comstock
John Comstock
Raymond
Congregational Church
Wilton
New York Legal Moves and Trials Reported
In New York on April 25 Minnie Hanks sues Mapleson for 110 dollars. Judge Barrett grants an attachment. Pork traders adjourn to a committee to discuss rule changes with the exchange to protect trade from Chicago. Charles Archer wins 10000 dollars against New Haven railroad for injuries from a train strike. Pasquale Majore convicted of murdering his wife and mother in law. Henry Freeman, ex chief clerk to local steamboat inspectors, pardoned after prior embezzlement sentence.
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Minnie Hanks
Mapleson
Supreme Court
Barrett
Mather
Chicago
Charles 8
Archer
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Pasquale Majore
Henry ( Freeman
Public Square Plan At Trinity Triangle Hearing
Boston city council committee on parks held a largely attended hearing on converting the Trinity Square triangle near Trinity church and the Art Museum into a public park. Speakers argued the land should be laid out as a public square, with support from Alderman Pratt and figures like Edwin Wright Henry Kidder Samuel Cobb and Fred O Prince. No opposition was voiced and the matter was taken under advisement.
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Art Museum
New Clay South Church
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Samuel Johnson
Otis Norcross
George P. Denny
Hamilton A. Hill
John W. Cumings
C. C. Coffin
Deacon Ezra Farnsworth
Roger Walcott
Thomas C. Amory
W. W. Greenough
Edwin Wright
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Boston
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London
St. Peter’s
Rome
The
Institute of Technology
Natural History Rooms
Boston Art ¢Iubv
New Young Men’s Christian Association
Harvard Medical School
Brunswick
Hotel Vendome
Henry
Kidder
Samuel
Cobb
F. O. Prince
Jandisso
Boylston
Dartmouth
A. P. Martin
Curtis Guild
Wobey
Grain brokers found not to be common gamblers
In Pittsburg quarter sessions on Saturday the defendants Bryan McMullen and Gurlien were charged with keeping a gambling house under the 1860 act. The案 court ruled the grain brokerage business with margins in oil and stocks, options futures and puts, is speculative but not gambling. The jury was instructed on speculation, and verdict held the defendants not common gamblers.
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Pittsburg
Bryan
McMullen
Gurlien
Readjuster paper blasts Mahone in Virginia
The Richmond Virginia Readjuster, published at Front Royal and edited by Judge R A Fimnell, denounces Gen Mahone in a leading article. It questions Republican reapportionment of Virginia and accuses Mahone of chasing offices while the rank and file refuse to follow him.
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Richmond
Virginia Readjuster
Front Royal
R. A. Fimnell
Chile to issue titles for nitrate properties in Taravaca find
Chile plans to title nitrate firms in Taravaca with 50 percent value paid in Peru bonds held by the Chilean treasury. The move may cancel about 20 million silver bonds issued to fund nitrate property purchases. A foreign claims commission is formed to review losses from the war. A Tarapaca silver ore find reportedly yields up to 2664 per ton.
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New York
Taravaca
Peru
Comian
Tarapaca
Lowell City Meeting Sees Remonstrances Over Liquor Licenses
In Lowell Massachusetts on April 25, a meeting heard eight remonstrances from real estate owners and the anti license league against issuing liquor licenses for the coming year. An ordinance began restricting street newspaper sales by minors. An order was adopted to add license conditions on screens and obstructions. The adjournment set for May 2 to decide licensing.
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Lowell
Mass
Board of Aldermen
P. Benton
Avon
Berkeley
Lille Washington Streets
P. A. Butler
Washington Street
City
Abbie L. Bailey
School Street
Aaron Sargent
Marshall Street
Sargent Avenue
8. A. Butler
Joy
Banwood Street
Vinal Avenue
Committee On Highways
W. A. Muzazey
Newbury Street
Porter Seeks Presidential Pardon in Battlefront Injustice
Fitz John Porter remains confident the president will correct the 20 year old wrong. He argues justice delayed is justice denied and that Grant now acknowledges Porter’s duty and Longstreet was ahead. The piece notes Porter’s calm, appeals to Grant, and calls for congressional action and a formal pardon.
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Boston Post
Washington
Fitz John Porter
Brewster
J. D. Geox
Senate
House of Representatives
Grant
Gen
Porter
Terry
Gen. Porter
Randolph
Coud
Longstreet
Pope
Loguy
Arthur
Ian
Board of Enquiry
Pope Tcom
Fitz Joan Porter
J. D. Cox
Cox
Congress
John C. Ropes
Scribner
Mr. Ropes
L. N
Harmony mills close as workers flee to jobs elsewhere
In Couces New York on April 25 Harmony mills shut down leaving 75 families to seek employment in other communities amid looming follow-ons. In Lawrence Massachusetts the Pacific reports 31 weavers gained work and many strikers left the city as the central mill nears full operation next week. Newburgh New York sees Garner Co. cotton mill workers quit 150, risking 490 layoffs after an 18 percent wage cut and poorer material.
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Couces
Harmony
Lawrence
Mass
Pacific
Central
Newburgh
N. Y
Garner & Co
Royal Arcanum Holds Fifth Annual Session in Baltimore
The fifth annual session of the supreme council of the Royal Arcanum met in Baltimore on April 25. Dr. A. E. Keyes of Mansfield Ohio served as supreme regent, with W. C. Robson of Boston as supreme secretary. Forty-three delegates attended.
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Baltimore
Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum
A. E. Keyes
Mansfield
Ohio
W. C. Robson
Boston
The Electric Light Charges and Denials
Mr. Joseph D. Prescott denies any management or stock sales in the collapsed American Electric Light company. Senator Windom says he was unaware of the company and declines directorship, while Messrs Hall and Hastings deny accepting board roles. No arrests have been made, and Goff pledges full investigation and protection for investors through the new company.
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New York
James G. Blaine
The
Tribune
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Shipherd
Blaine
Ounce
the Tribune
Mr. Blaine
Times
Peru
State Department
Tim
Joseph D. Prescott
Prescott, Hersey, Hastings,& Co
American Electric Light Company
Mr. &. H. Goff
Washington
Senator Windom
Boston
Windom
Goff
Massachusetts
Fred Grant
Stephen Moriarty
Dudley ©. Hall
Hall
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Guy
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Oliver Ames
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Boston Artists Exhibit at Sullivan Brothers on Beacon Street
Exhibition showcases over 100 paintings by Boston artists including major works by B. F. Tryon and Wesley Webber. Tryon landscapes and strong color work, Webber’s marine scenes and other pieces highlight a diverse collection of 35 local artists. Auction on Friday and Saturday to follow.
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Boston
Saies
Metcalf
Curtis
Sullivan Brothers & Libbie
Beacon Street
B. F. Tryon
Wesley Webber
Pryon
Webber
Tryon
Hassan
Cavazza
Griges
Hodgdon
Bigging
O.S. Webber
Strauss
Grant
Enneking
Needham
Forsyth
Slapieith
Snowe
Tragic double shooting ends in self defense acquittal
Sterling Edmunds of Halifax County confronted his son in law Lipscomb after a quarrel over his daughter. Lipscomb drew a pistol and was shot by Edmunds who fired in return. Lipscomb died at the scene while Edmunds surrendered and was acquitted in the mayor's court on self defense grounds.
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Sterling Edmunds
Halifax County
Brpscomb
Hissie
Edmunds
Lipscomb
Edmwunas
Maine obituary and notes from Portland district
A. A. Osgood died in Portland after keeping a market there for 56 years. The Hammond house and land at State and Congress streets sold for $24,000 to D. H. Weeks. Deaths, arrests, and local incidents include a Bangor case ruling lodge taxation and a Chelsea man Frederick Coland's suicide. Deer Isle telegraph cable failure worsens isolation with a new line expected. Sam Wardwell, a one armed Oxford man, shot 30 foxes. two Lewiston traders quarrel over pickles and damage occurs. The Maine General Hospital is supported by a $250 Eastern railroad contribution. A child’s baptism interrupts a Limington family. an 85-year-old woman dies from clothes catching fire. The Weeks Mills murderer gains 40 pounds since state prison. Wardwell’s fox skins yield $40. A cable repair and several local misfortunes fill pages.
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Lewiston
Sam Wardwell
Oxford
Wardwell
Deer Isle
Alexander Smith
Limiegton
Bangor
Rising Virtue Lodge of
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Justice Appleton
Masonic Lodge
Frederick Coland
Chelsea
Tagus
Maine
1881 82 Hampton Falls shoemaker 588 pairs of ladies shoes
An elderly Hampton Falls resident aged 80s completed 588 pairs of ladies shoes from December 23 1881 to March 23 1882. The work illustrates regional shoemaking output and long term labor patterns of the era.
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Hampton Falls
Frank P. Cram
Kent
Exeter
T. B. Hoyt
Belknap Rifles
New Hampshire National Guard
Laconia
Hudson River
St Johnsbury Votes New School House Plan
At a Monday school meeting in St Johnsbury the community voted to build a new school house costing 15000 dollars. A petition for a new post office in the east village has 600 signatures and Rev. E S Sanford will go to Washington to present the matter. Lamolle county court began its semi annual session with Judge Powers presiding and 19 jurors called. no cases stood for trial yet. The county jail is empty and the term should close by Thursday.
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E.S. Sanford
Washington
Lamolle County Court
Judge Powers
Manchester Locomotive Works
Silsby
Boston Fire Department
Harrison Avenue
Hinckley Locomotive Works
Fort Hill Square
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Boston
Hosewen
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A. Q. Clark
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Manus Gallagher
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Lee
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Francis Amory
Milton
George W. Amory
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Dexter and Others
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Washington Street
Local incidents mix tragedy and crime across towns
Reports from Falls Village to Fall River detail a near fatal carriage accident, a smallpox cluster, illegal liquor sale penalties, animal meat preservation attempts, a brutal assault leading to death, a vagrant’s death from exposure, a severe arm injury, and a public assault case in Lawrence ending with bail and court dates.
Nomination of Nathan Cleaves Faces Council Vote
Augusta editorials question Republican motives in the Nathan Cleaves nomination to Maine's supreme judicial court. They argue Cleaves is qualified and that rejection would betray independence and mirror past politics. The piece predicts the council's Thursday decision and warns of partisan consequences.
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Nathan Cleaves
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Judge Libbey
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Judge Cleaves
Reppublican
Cleaves
State of
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Libbey
Bis Bowl
Polis
Artemas Libbey
Plaisien
Democratic Party
Libvey
Gov. Plaisted
Nomination and Confirmation of Teachers at City Schools
The school committee met Tuesday with Siner Green presiding. It approved teacher nominations including Ella Fuchs and Elizabeth R. Cummings for various schools, temporary appointees, and several new assistants across many city schools. Petitions sought kindergarten space, a new Stearns school naming, Eliot School meeting use, and Cushman school vacation classes. TEACHER OF ELOCUTION
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Sinyer Green
Ella Fuchs
Allston School
Sarah E. Dean
Dearborn School
Abbie KE. Basehelder
Dudley School
Elizabeth R. Cummings
Lincoln School
Margaretta F. Price
Bigelow School
Susie C. Hosmer
Dorchester Everett
John P.slocum
Josiah G. Dearborn
Laura A. Dyer
Avaritta E. Esilman
George Patnham
Elizabeth A. Mahoney
Lawrence School
Carrie L. Baker
Minot
Carrie M. Watson
Stourbton
Mary S. Beebe
Frank M. Weirs
Lizzie A. Chandler
Andrew School
Charlotte Adama
Kate L. Wilson
Bennett School
Cora I. Bates
Charles Lumber
Fannie D. Lane
Alicia F. McDonald
Comics
Helen C. Mills
Dunley
Emily F. Marshall
Eliza C. Gould
Everett
Harriet M. Faxon
Josephine G. Whipple
Franklin
Elien A. Brown
Gibson
Alfred Bowker
Quincy
Annie G. Fillebrown
Sherwin School
Gaffiela
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Mary EK. Howes
Prince
Ol Dorchester
Harris
A. M. Hersey
Boston
Stearns School
Josiah A. Stearns
Harvey N. Shepard
Eliot School Association
Eliot School
G. Lodge
Cushman School House
Winship
Committee On Accounts
Blake
Samuel F. Black
Committee On
Gallagher
Dr. Blake
Chapin
Buckley Wins Special Election For Ward 6 Assistant Assessor
In ward 6 a special election filled the vacancy from George W. Stiles resignation. William H. Buckley led with 189 votes as the Workingmen's party candidate, while Joseph B. Skinner had 85, Joan E. Nichols 29, and Samuel Lord 16. Jefferson club organized with Sen. John R. Baldwin chairing and BEJ T. Robinson secretary, meeting adjourned to May 3.
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Joan E. Nichols
Samuel Lord
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John R. Baldwin
J T. Robinson
Sangus
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Lynn
Davis Sewins
E. M. Webver
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Great Falls
Hammond
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Granby
Prescott
Harbary
Atantic Avenue
State
Central Wharf
Perth
Poet Adver'ising Rati
Advertisén Arts
A. P. Moore
Fatas
Public Library
Lynn Bieeire Light Company
Lynn and
Boston Horse Railroad
Osgood
Dedham
Superior Criminal Court
John B. Paul
Rodney W. Burdick
Alpert J. Fernald
Dudley D. Adams
Clase
Opp
Winnisimmet Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
Mystic Lodge
Broadway Hall
Eustace C. Fitz
Merchants’ Club of
Executive Council
Parker Street
Malden
D. P. Corey
W. F. Merrill
W. A. Wildes
G. W. Walker
J. W. Chadwick
T. Lang
J. K. C. Sleeper
R. B. Wiggin
D. J. Milliken
C. ©. Blanchard
Sinking Land
G. W. Thomas & Co
Currier
Post 40
Grand Army
Fuller and Davis
A.J. Wentworth
Mark Killoran
Peter Lofvas
Walter F. Jones
Jeremiah M. Newhall
Newhall
Soule
Long Beach
Wakefield
Malden Serenaders
Institute Hall
Penna & Co
HH. Barnes
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Washvictor Street
Co-Operative
Dress Association
Lacies
Co-operative Dress Association
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York City
John Wales
Spalding
Wales & Co
Co-Operative Press Association
Avismwim
Paris
Baker’s Breakfast Cosea
W. Baker & CO