Dougherty Nominated for Pennsylvania Governor Ticket
Daniel Dougherty is described as the Americas club candidate for the democratic nomination for governor of Pennsylvania. The piece notes clubs should not run democracy this year and contrasts Dougherty with political maneuvering surrounding Canadian self-government for Ireland. Sir John A. Macdonald accuses Mr. Blake of demagogy and calls his address an ante-election liberal ploy.
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Wheat loses crown as Minnesota farmers embrace crop rotation
The St Paul Pioneer Press notes a shift from wheat to rotation in southern Minnesota. In 23 counties wheat acreage fell by 177 229 acres, with total output about 2 357 145 bushels at 1880 prices, while northern counties covered the loss. Farmers turn to corn dairies creameries stock grazing and flax as substitutes. the move may be temporary but shows rising wealth and independence.
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More Speeches in the Senate That No Votes Taken
A record notes several speeches delivered in the Senate chamber without any roll call votes. Lawmakers outline policy directions and procedural observations during the session.
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Lowell News Briefs: Drownings, Autopsy, and Local Measures
The Lowell canal drowning victim was identified as Charles P. C. Mullen of Lawrence, a mule spinner with links to Irish heritage. an autopsy here revealed typhoid was not the cause for Miss Nellie G. Mitchell, whose death stemmed from an alleged attempt to escape shame. Other items note a Highland branch extension vote for the Lowell Horse railroad, military inspections, and Middlesex North District Medical Society officers.
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Gladstone Addresses Irish Arrears Settlement in Commons
In the house of commons Mr Gladstone praised the arrears settlement approach in the Irish bill and urged relief as a gift not a loan. He warned compulsion clashes with the constitution while noting government may propose actions this session to maintain peace in Ireland. He welcomed use of the church surplus for tenants but doubted its sufficiency.
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Indian attacks devastate towns near the New Mexico line
News reports from Shakespeare New Mexico describe Gualeysville Arizona burned and destroyed by Indians with thirty five white fatalities. Concurrently Clifton New Mexico suffers twenty deaths as Nana and Mescalero Apaches foment outbreaks while Gen Tuero marches from Janos with 200 Mexican troops toward the Chinciboa mountains.
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Rice Declines Governor Bid to Stay in Congress
Worcester Massachusetts April 26 The Spy notes Hon W W Rice does not seek the Republican nomination for governor this year but would continue to represent his district in Congress if constituents desire. His friends say his prospects for governor are strong and broad support is expected across central western and eastern Massachusetts.
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Stockholders claim liability for false representations in electric light collapse
A Boston stockholder, owning 150 shares, says officers and directors may be liable for false representations in the failed Massachusetts electric light firm. He accuses Dudley C Hall Henry Hastings and others of permitting their names as directors without denial and cites misrepresentations about a $100,000 treasury and a proposed New York Boston consolidation. He notes directors meet next Saturday as affairs head toward a climax.
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Law committee discusses bribery claim and insurance tax plan
The committee on alleged bribery of a house member reconvened with testimony from Allen or Lynn confirming a published statement, and Robinson detailing a pass offer related to the Boston and Maine bill. Debate over foreign insurance taxation followed, with Dunham arguing for fair shares and Benton opposing high levies. The railroads committee also voted to report a bill preventing freight rate discrimination, aligning with English law principles.
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Rumford Falls and Buckfield Road Earnings Rise 60 Percent
Six months ending show gross earnings 60 percent higher than the same period last year for the Rumford Falls and Buckfield road. The Maine items include steamer Moravian sale plans, church attendance census, and political notices. Observer notes include an Augusta Methodist conference with 159 participants and a Portland to Chicago train connection.
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Local Market and Notable Incidents Reported
Muddy roads worsen conditions with ongoing concerns. St Albans butter price 23 to 25 cents per lb, eggs at 15 cents per dozen, shipments 1,200 packages. Jeffersonville resident A. J. Thomas shot himself twice. wounds likely fatal. Peacham man climbs barn roof via hole, realizes he lacks means of descent. Wilmington hosts public meeting on narrow gauge railroad Brattleboro to Jacksonville to Wilmington. 30 business leaders attend. survey planned. another meeting set for Jacksonville in early May.
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Boston Post and Herald clash on religious editor tone
The Boston Post claims Andover Seminary is Baptist while the Boston Herald labels it Calvinist in a clash over editorial framing.
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