Maine Dems press for re nominating Joseph L. Smith
In Maine a strong under current favors renominating Governor Joseph L. Smith. Democrats and Greenbackers back him as the candidate of a solid phalanx. Though he refuses to run again, friends insist on it, praising his tenure, noting Republican attacks failed, and claiming his postwar record strengthens his appeal with the masses.
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Maine
Joseph L. Smith
Miss Dods Teaches Portland Girls Cookery Skills
Miss Dods of Philadelphia lectures in cookery for Portland girls. She is praised as a leader in her field, but rumors suggest she may not impart much valuable cooking knowledge to the Port landslasses.
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Miss Dods
Philadelphia
Portland
Butler Contested Seat Claim Rebutted In Senate Row
Senate dispute over Butler of South Carolina proved false while the House passed a DC appropriations bill. A severe cyclone in Christian county Illinois destroyed homes and killed several, a Mississippi tornado caused deaths, and Afghan battle reports described heavy casualties. Canada imposes cattle import ban. miners in Pennsylvania face a possible general strike as floods damage rivers.
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United States Senate
Butler
South Carolina
Kellogg
District of Columbia
Christian County
Ilinois
Mississippi
Afghanistan
Boston Theatre Shows and More on Evening Cards
A jumble of listings from Boston venues including The Sorcerer Pirates of Penzance The Banker's Daughter Our Boarding House Our German Senator Lightning Joe and the Telegraph Messenger Corrine Opera Company presents Magic Slipper at Horticultural Hall plus other venues in evening showings at Globe Theatre and Gailey Theatre.
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Boston
Evening Globe
Park Theatre
Boson Museum
Venin Gaiely
Hooley’ Theatre
Lightning Joe
the Telegraph Messenger
Horticultural Hall
O Corinne Opera Company
Interesting Arguments in the Loring Boynton Case
Washington April 26 The House heard Dr Loring of Massachusetts press for correspondence with Great Britain on Fortune Bay outrages and fisheries rights while Evarts seeks answers on reefing the matter. The Ways and Means subcommittee advanced the Hurd bill restricting bonded shipments through Canada with a 39 percent ad valorem duty on Canadian car imports. Butler criticized electoral qualifications and the Loring Boynton fight revealed defense of election by Massachusetts voters. Dunnell introduced a new tariff bill focusing on iron products and chains. Massachusetts excursionists met President at the White House with Dr Loring hosting a reception at K Street. The Comptroller called for national banks to report their status as of the 23d inst.
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Washington
Loring
Massachusetts
States Department
Great Britain
Fortune Bay
Lord Salisbury
Evarts
Secretary of State
Gloucester
Eyartsa
Ways and Means
Hurd
Messrs
Wood
Phelps
Felton
Garfield
Kelley
United States
Canada
States
House
Congress
Dunnell
Ways and Means Committee
Massachusetts Press Association
White House
K Street
Comptroller of the Treasury
Contested Massachusetts election case before Elections Committee
The House Committee on Elections opened hearings on the Boynton Loring contest from Massachusetts. Gen. Butler contended he held an actual plurality with votes that should have counted, cited intimidation and civil bull-dozing, and argued Massachusetts disfranchised citizens so fully the state was entitled to eight representatives. Loring’s counsel challenged Marblehead and Gloucester vote legality, while Butler defended Gloucester’s registration practices under evolving law.
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Post
Butler
Boynton
Loung
Massachusetts
Gen. Butler
John A. Loring
Dr. Loring
Washington
House Committee On Elections
E. Moody Boynton
Congress
Loring
Marblehead
Carleton
Gen
Bauer
Talbot
Gloucester
Tax on oleomargarine bill in House action
Washington April 26 sixty bills and resolutions were introduced in the House. Rep Thomas of Illinois proposes a tax on every package of oleomargarine or imitation butter at ten cents per pound with stamps and regulations. Penalties include 100 percent tax and a $1000 fine for evasion. Speaker Randall will be away at the Pennsylvania Democratic Convention, and Mr Blackburn of Kentucky served as speaker pro tem.
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House
Call of States
Thomas
Minois
Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Randall
Harrisburg
Blackburn
Kentucky
Cox
New York
Treasury Life Losses and District of Columbia Appropriation Bill
Treasury summary notes lives lost in life saving efforts and requests on Fortune Bay claims. Resolution queries navy officer appointments. Committee reports delay in bounties and back pay. District of Columbia appropriation set at 3 423 697 dollars with allocations for schools police fire streets sewers and debt service. House adjourned at 5 20 with votes 117 to 28 and quorums questions upheld. Committee appointments made and adjournment follows.
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District of Columbia
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Treasury
United States
Yeas
Lowe
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Alabama
Miles testifies on Northern Cheyenne removal and policy
Gen Miles told the Senate committee he urged the Northern Cheyenne to move from 1878, praising their loyalty and suggesting schooling for youth near white civilization. He opposed forcing removal to Indian Territory, and weighed annuities usage and broader policy. The report also covers Senate debates on Kellogg’s seat, colored cadet proposals, post office subsidies, Reno’s reinstatement, ocean mail routes, and ship orders.
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Miles
Senate
Select Committee
Little Chief
United States
Indian Territory
Louisiana
Army
Allison
Iowa
West Point Academy
Hamlin
Mary A. Parke
Boston
Col. Pierce
Imperial Hotel
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Singleton
Mres. Reno
Cavalry
House Committee On Post-office
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Callao
Peru
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Montevideo
The Evidence Heard at Heene Yesterday A Personal Altercation
The Foster murder trial proceeds with witnesses placing Lee at the Bellows Falls toll bridge early May 24 1876 and a chloroform bottle identified. Mrs Foster testifies about the sponge and missing pocketbook while postmaster Ball identifies a Dodge inquiry. Tensions flare after a recess as Sheriff Rice and Detective Sargent clash in a heated quarrel over witness statements and end with a throat grip and whisker tug.
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Foster
Lee
Bellows Falls
Chester
Ball
Walpole
Dodge
Keene
Sheriff Rice
Sargent
Buss
Rice
Verdict Seeks Strict Penalty for Legislature Crime
In Harrisburg Judge Pearson sentenced William H. Kemble Emil J. Petroff Charles B. Salter Jessie B. Crawford and William F. Rumberger to 1000 fine and one year hard labor in the Eastern Penitentiary for a legislative crime. They denied guilt as spectators filled the court and streets. Prisoners moved to jail for transfer to the penitentiary.
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Harrisburg
Pearson
Wm. H. Kemble
Emil J. Petroff
Charles B. Salter
Jessie B. Crawford
Wm. F. Rumberger
Kemble
Rumberger
Third annual grove meeting at Weirs New Hampshire
The third grove meeting organized by the New Hampshire Unitarian Association will be at Weirs Lake Winnipesaukee on the Boston Concord and Montreal Railroad from Sunday August 1 to Sunday August 8 1880. Many eloquent laymen and ministers from afar will participate in preaching and conference services and three essays on religious and scientific topics will be offered. Excursion tickets at about half fare will be good July 31 to August 31 issued by major railroads with fractional rates on lake steamers and between the grove and hotels.
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New Hampshire Unitarian Association
Weirs
Lake Winnipiscogee
Boston, Concord and Montreal
Miners in Coal Districts Fear Impending Strike
A Pittsburgh letter reports widespread discontent among about 60,000 miners in the Lehigh Wyoming and Lackawanna districts due to last week’s shutdowns through May 3. Secret meetings signal possible strike as large operators hoard coal and small operators rush to stockpile in anticipation.
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New York
Pittsburg
Lehigh
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Riot at Donk coal mines near Belleville Illinois
A midnight disturbance at the Donk coal mines near Belleville Illinois fourteen miles from St Louis followed job cuts from new machinery. About two hundred miners demonstrated and two mine workers were badly beaten while rioters failed to damage the machinery.
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St. Louiis
Donk
Belleville
Ill
Tobey Wins Third General Assembly Seat in Rhode Island
Providence April 26 The third Assembly district election chose Hon. John F. Tobey Republican by a 255 vote margin over George T Brown Brown backed by Democrats Prohibitionists and the colored vote Tobey 3004 Brown 1739 scarce votes indicated
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Providence
R. I
General Assembly
John F. Tobey
George T. Brown
Tobey
Brown
Scarver
Desperate Afghan Battle Ends With Heavy British Losses
Despatches from Kabul detail Stewart’s clash with 3000 Ghazis on the 19th. The fight lasted an hour with heavy casualties and Afghan dead surpassing 1000. British losses were 17 killed and 126 wounded. Mahomed Jan fled to Zurmat as Ghuznee capitulates to British forces.
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Cabul
Stewart
Ghuznee
Mahomed Jan
Zurmat
Shekoabad
Mahomed Alam Khan
Moosa Khan
Shilgarh
Mooshkr-I-Alam
Sirdar
Alam Khan
No Further Appointments Announced in Gladstone Cabinet
Lonpoen April 26. No new cabinet appointments yet as Gladstone negotiates with advanced Liberals. Dilke offered Under Secretary Foreign Affairs declined. Goschen discussed Governor Generalship of India. Rosebery declines cabinet to avoid suspicions of favors. Daily News notes delay. Queen to hold a council tomorrow for swearing in the new minister.
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Goschen
India
Daily News
Sir Charles Dilke
Lord Rosebery
Gladstone
Midlothian
Be sancon Radical Defeats Gambetta Ally in France
A Paris despatch reports Be sancon elects a Radical deputy over Gambetta ally M Ordinaire, a setback for Gambetta and a win for Clemenceau and extremists. The seat had been Albert Grevy's before his Senate move, and the canvass ties to Grevy Journault tensions.
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Besancon
Gambetta
Clemenceau
Beauquuier
M. Ordinaire
Gambettis
Albert Grevy
Senate
Journault
Algeria
Godelle
Chamber of Deputies
M. Lamy
San Francisco Mayor Kalloch denies conspiracy in De Young attack
In an interview Mayor Kalloch rejects claims of a conspiracy involving Ransom the colored servant. He says there was no foundation for the charge and plans to continue duties as chief magistrate. A guard of twenty two militia men now protects his residence to deter possible threats.
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San Francisco
the Post
Young Kalloch
de Young
Ransom
Jim Ransom
Privy Council bans cattle and swine imports to most Canadian provinces
An order bars importation of neat cattle and swine from the United States into Ontario Quebec New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Exceptions allow entry at Sarnia Windsor Amherstburg to be moved under surveillance to the U S frontier via specified routes. Europe imports are forbidden except at Halifax and Quebec Saint John New Brunswick.
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Congress
Canada
Miles
Washington
Senate
Indian Territory
United States
Lehigh
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Ottawa
Ont
Privy Council
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward’s Island
Sarnia
Windsor
Amherstburg
Rouse’s Point
St. Armand Station
Island Pond
Niagara Falls
International Bridge
Fort Erie
Minister of Agriculture
Europe
Halifax
St. John
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Fires Burn Homes and Stores Across Several New England Towns
A series of fires from Rumford to Waterford and Ware reports losses totaling thousands. Virgil B. Kimball’s Rumford dwelling burned on Tuesday the 20th, with $2000 loss and insured amounts of $575 in Royal and $575 in Lancashire. Moses H. Mosher’s Waterford farm buildings burned the same day, insured for $800 with $200 on hay and grain in New Hampshire. Upper part of Sheldon's block at Ware burned, with stocks damaged at Carter Burlington meat market and M E Welche millinery, plus a $2500 loss and $1500 insured on the building. A Rollins-owned house in Rollingsford NH burned Sunday night. $1000 insured. Frank Dresser’s Andover ME dwelling burned on the 27th. $150 loss, insured for $100. Dieter’s distillery near St Paul Minn burned. $36000 loss.
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Rumford
Royal
Lancashire House
Moses H. Mosher
Waterford
Continental
New Hampshire
Sheldon
Ware
Wm. Coney
Carter & Burlington
M. E. Welche
Rollingsford
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Rollins
Frank Dresser
Andover
Roger Williams
Dieter
St. Pauli
Minn
Uriah Heath
Verona
Wm. McClure
New Haven
Conn
Biddeford
Ebenezer Ross
Shaftsbury Hollow
White Creek
N. Y
Bangor
Benj. F. Cooke
Worcester
Mass
Waterman G. Warren
Mary Eddy
Auburn
Holden
Daniel White
Orland
J. K. Blaisdell
Union Village
Thetford
E. C. Allen
Waterstreet
Augusta
Allen
Connecticut
Lowell
Huntington Hall
John Dillon
Ireland
Saco
Rufus Lamson
Portland
Lam
Sixtieth First Anniversary of Odd Fellowship Observed
The sixty first anniversary of Odd Fellowship introduction into the United States was observed yesterday in nearly all principal cities and towns. Despatches from various places report street parades yesterday afternoon and social festivities in the evening. Notable gatherings occurred in New England, especially in Portland and Manchester.
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Odd Fellowship
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New England
Portland
Manchester
Bridge Arch Failure Reported on Levi and Kennebec Line
QueBec April 26 It is stated that one arch of the Lowontague bridge on the Levi and Kennebec Railroad over the river has collapsed leaving the span unusable and delaying traffic while repair crews assess the damage and begin temporary measures.
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QueBec
Lowontague
Levi and Kennebec
Western Tempests Death Toll from Illinois Hurricane
A Taylorville Illinois despatch reports a cyclone across Christian county on Saturday evening. Homes barns and fences were destroyed, many killed or wounded. Names include Mrs T J Langley and several Cutler family members. Debris scattered miles away with $60 000 in property loss and widespread destitution prompt relief efforts.
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Taylorville
Lil
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T. J. Langley
Alonzo Cutler
Cutler
Harry Langley
Hoefner
Alexander Elliot
James Watts
George Higgins
Higgins
Lizzie Leigh
Thomas Chew
John Hay
Benjamin Leigh
Elliot
T. W. Brents
Thomas Hill
Willow Ford
South Fork
Sheffield
Valentine
Abner Haines
Edinburg
Giggins
West Prairie
Langley
Alexander Eliot
Wiliam Grubbs
Clarksdale
Mississippi
Rise of Grand Trunk Railway Earnings and Expansion
The Grand Trunk Railway reported four weeks ending April 10 earnings of 821 484, up 211 209, despite reduced Riviere du Loup mileage. Aided by General Manager Joseph Hickson, the Detroit to Chicago line expanded from Portland to Chicago, boosting traffic from the West to the Atlantic seaboard. The line added 500,000 in traffic in the 15 weeks to April 15, and its branches now rank as major Atlantic routes.
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Riviere du Loup
Grand Trunk
Atlantic
Joseph Hickson
Detroit
Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
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Hickson
Democratic Committees Letter Sparks Cleveland Delegates Projections
Chairman Atkins refutes James N. Johnson for misstatements about his Resolutions committee membership and pledges to Hancock men. Longstreet writes Georgia delegates lean to Grant, with Brown projecting a larger Grant slate. Philadelphia reports a secret drive toward a new party to end the third term policy, with New York delegation attending a secret meeting and an Adams address planned to outline aims.
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Hancock
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Longstreet
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Grant
Jack Brown
Philadelphia
New York
Charles Francis Adams
Fairfax Williamson pleads guilty to third degree forgery
Fairfax Williamson, prosecutor of Rev. Dr. Dix, admitted guilt to forgery in the third degree and faces sentencing on Thursday. The extortion indictment against Dr. Dix remains unacted upon. Sixteen horses died in a Cherry street stable fire, five insured for 3,000, total loss about 10,000. A grand parade of the Sixty-ninth and Seventy-first Regiments accompanied the Seventh as it moved to the new armory.
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John M. Goodwin
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Eben S. Nowell and Son
John Wentworth
Salmon Falls
Dover
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Reverend Silas Ketchum Dies in Dorchester District
Rev Silas Ketchum of Boston died April 24 at Rev Harlan P Gage residence in Dorchester District. He was a noted New England figure with Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut ties and Mayflower ancestry. He left a widow two children and a vast library of about 2500 volumes. He was active in education publishing and historic societies. The obituary also notes Judge Henry Clossom Closson of Springfield Vermont who died aged 81 after a varied legal career spanning New York and Vermont.
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Various wartime and crime events across cities
The report lists diverse incidents from the period: Lachine Canal opening, Memorial Day observances in Mobile, Grant's Chicago visit, a murder sentencing in Logansport, a destructive storm in Oakville, the capture of desperado John Dyer in Saybrook, potential US naval moves to Canadian waters, insurrection losses in Cuba, and Peruvian port declarations amid the Callao blockade.
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Saybrook
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John H. Pray Sons Co Mattings From Jeddo and Canton
Spring shipments bring fresh grass matting in white red check and fancy patterns. John H Pray Sons Co specializes in furnishing mountain and sea shore houses and private cottages with matting. Discounts offered for whole rolls of forty yards.
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Special Prices Attract New England Dealers
Special prices and a large stock are offered to dealers throughout New England. The message invites correspondence and mail samples for both wholesale and retail customers, signaling a broad sales push and eager distribution.
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Stearns & George
Paul M. Gidney
Winter Street
Shepard, Norwell & Co
OS Bgsy &Qu
Orry Hart
Cumberland
Sydney
Leigh
City
South
Highlands
Elmwood Street
Charlestown
West Roxbury
Brighton
Ward
Ate Tel Highey
Joseph A. Tucker
Ap27
Tuthm
Pemberton Square
House of Correction
South Boston
Samuel. Little
Knowles
Knowles Steam Pump Works
Liberty St
S.L. Holt & CO
Sudbury St
Anu
Anufacturers
Wilte
WM. J. Bride, Treea
Sam's Little, Pres
Oliver $T
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!