Pratt Seen as Cincinnati Nominee by Brooklyn Eagle
The Brooklyn Eagle nominates Judge Calvin C. Pratt of Brooklyn for the Cincinnati race. It notes his Massachusetts birth and upbringing, calls him honest and capable, but doubts his odds as a Massachusetts Democrat with the same name who is a famed traveler and perennial presidential hopeful.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Calvin C. Pratt
Cincinnati
the Eagle
Massachusetts
Judge Pratt
Political Conventions and Legal Proceedings Across States
Pennsylvania Democratic State Convention closed with renewed harmony led by Speaker Randall and Senator Wallace ahead of the election. Connecticut delegates favor Tilden but head to Cincinnati without instructions. Ohio Republicans split with Sherman majority backing Sherman and Blaine winning some district delegates. South Carolina Republicans back Grant. De Young murder inquest in San Francisco ends with murder verdict for Kalloch. Senate funds Indian Commission. revenue law changes debated in House. Massachusetts Natural History Society marks 50th anniversary with notable speeches. Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts opens its nineteenth annual session. Fine writing paper makers agree to a one cent per pound price cut.
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Pennsylvania
Randall
Wallace
Committee On
Connecticut
Tilden
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sherman
Blaine Party
South Carolina
Grant
United States Senate
Indian Commission
House
Massachusetts Society of Natural History
Bouve
Gov. Long
Eliot
Harvard University
Convention
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Massachusetts
California
Sacramento
Blaine
District of Columbia
William Dickson
A. A. Wilson
Washington
Wm. E. Chandon
New Hampshire
John M. Shirley
Andover
Concore
Maryland
Baltimore
Transatlantic Passenger Arrivals Listing April Maritime
A dense roster of ships and routes shows vessels arriving or departing various ports on April 27 and 28. Names include The Queen from London to New York, City of Vera Cruz from Havana to New York, Gardenia from Shields, and Silesia from New York, among others.
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Bristol City
Bristol
Eng
England
Liverpool
City of Austin
Nasean
Muriel
Bermuda
the Queen
London
Queenstown
Marathon
Boston
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Donau
Bremen
Moville
Ethiopia
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Hamburg
Gellert
Leithcroft
Graf Bismarck
Newark
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Helvetia
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Plainmeller
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Allemanna
Hamarg
Algeria
Gardenia
Shields
Phoenician
Halifax
Naples
Emberiza
Philadelphia
St. Nazaire
Yorkshire
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Silesia
Arizona
New
Suevia
Largest crowd fills Democratic State Convention in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports the biggest Democratic State Convention crowd yet with intense entry difficulty and strict doorkeepers. Randall appears as a substitute while Wallace attends as a delegate, amid calls for peace and a plan to settle differences via a credentials committee and a temporary chairman.
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Randall
Wallace
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Democratic
R. M. Speer
Mitchler
Dill
Stenger
Jenks
Gibson
Messrs. Speer
Richard Vaux
Mr. Randall
United States
Democratic Party
Malcolm Hay
Mr. Dill
Grant
Duke of America
Cassidy
Committee On Credentials
Philadelphia
State Democratic Committee
Cincinnati
Whitman
Mutchier
Spear
Messrs
Monaghan
W. H Clayton
Scott
Gawen
Buckalew
J. P. Barr
R. H. Dill
Tilden
Delegates Chosen to National Convention in Connecticut
Hartford April 28 The Democratic State Convention chose delegates with a majority favoring Tilden despite uninstructed ties. Alfred E. Burr won a contested at large seat, while Waller steered the gathering toward harmony and postponement of resolutions. A two thirds rule was upheld for Cincinnati.
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Conn
Thomas M. Waller
New London
Alfred E. Burr
William Paxgons
New Haven
David A. Wells
Norwich
William H. Barbum
Salisbury
Jeffrey O. Phelps
Simsbury
Jabez L. White
Bolton
Samuel Simpson
Wallingford
Curtis Bacon
Middleton
Ralph Wheeler
J. W. Greenslit
Killingly
Jonathan G. Wheeler
Henry B. Graves
Litchfield
Hayes
Cincinnati
Connecticut
Blake
Bridgeport
Samuel J. Tilden
Democratic Party
Mr. Tilden
E.S. Cleveland
Tilden
Waller
Hollister
Cleveland
Walter
Richard D. Hubbard
Burr
Times
Parsons
Register of
English
Barnum
State Convention in Columbus-Sherman Backers Hiss Grievance
Delegates at the Columbus convention hissed Grant and gathered to instruct their votes for Sherman at Chicago. The scene reflected tense intra party divisions as proceedings moved toward the national gathering.
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Columbus
Grant
Hisses
Sherman
Chicago
State Ticket Nominated In Ohio Election
The slate includes Charles Townsend of Athens for Secretary of State George W. Mcivaine of Tuscarawas for Judge of the Supreme Court Dwight Crowell of Ashtabula for Clerk of the Supreme Court S R Hosmer of Muskingum for Board of Public Works and A P DeWolf of Summit for School Commissioner.
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Charles Townsend
Athens
Supreme Court
George W. Mcivaine
Tuscarawas
Dwight Crowell
Ashtabula
Board of Public Works
S. R. Hosmer
Muskingum
A. P. DeWolf
Summit
South Carolina Republicans Hold State Convention With Dark Room
Columbia reports the Republican State Convention met in open session with a temporary organization chosen and no reporters admitted. Delegates are instructed to vote for Gen Grant and a unit, with about equal support for Grant and Blaine and colored delegates in attendance.
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Columbia
N. C
Mackey
White
Grant
Blaine
Chicago
Benj. Butterworth
Albert Schnell
Henry Kessler
Charles Freischmann
D. W. McClure
Evan Morris
J.C. Beatty
T. Everett
James Barnet
H.L. Shrewsbury
Chesterfield
South Carolina
United States
U. S Grant
Ex-Collector Simmons Backs Grant as Best GOP Hope
In a Chicago interview ex-Collector Simmons says Grant is the only electable Republican nominee over Blaine and notes Butler supports Grant. He predicts Massachusetts will rally to Grant and calls him “the candidate of the people.” Also covers state party notes and upcoming conventions.
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Simmons
Grant
Hatter
Chicago
William A. Simmons
Gen
Blaine
Massachusetts
Gen. Butler
Butler
Gen. Grant
Maassachusetts
Pacific
Fires Destroy Several Businesses and Dwellings Across New England
Across Milford Plymouth Waterville Middletown Pittsburg Harrisville on April 28 fire incidents caused substantial losses. Patrick Flangan’s grocery and tenement burned from a defective flue with total losses about 3800. a South Pond dwelling burned with 150 loss. Clinton croquet factory lost 25000 in building and 6000 in stock. Mechanicstown Woolen Factory and other buildings burned totaling 10000. John Wilson & Son wholesale grocery burned for 50000. Ball’s Hotel in Harrisville suffered 5000 in damage.
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Patrick Flannagan
Holyoke Company
Imperial
Plymouth
South Pond
Waterville
Clinton
L. Hunter & Co
Middletown
N. Y
Mechanicstown
Pittsburg
John Wilson & Son
Harrisville
Keene Testimony Links Lee to 1876 Foster Case
In the Foster murder trial, George D. Barton of Chester VT testified he saw Lee on May 24 1876 and had business with him. Hazen of Chester saw Lee the same day. Witnesses dispute sponge usage and labelling tied to the death. Sturtevant noted no signs of a scuffle after passing Washington Street at 10 15 PM May 23 1876. Doctors Carpenter and Darling testified Foster could have died by own action and appeared in the same condition.
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George D. Barton
Chester
Lee
Charles E. A. Hazen
E. R. Locke
Geo. D. Wheelock
Clark N. Chandler
John W. Sturtevant
Washington Street
Bellows Falls
Toll Bridge
Northern Pacific land grant extension stalls in Congress
Washington reports a House committee delayed action on the Northern Pacific Railway land grant, with a split among eight of thirteen members on extension or recovery options. Proposals include paying the land back or a fifty cent per acre gift, potentially $12,500 a mile, while others push non-extension.
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Washington
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House Committee
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Indian Commission
Senate
Beck
Kentucky
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Chiriqui Improvement Company
House Committee On Banking and Currency Today
de la Matyr
House Debates Revenue Law Amendments in April Proceedings
The House into Committee of the Whole on a bill amending Internal Revenue laws. Provisions debated include tax exemptions for distillers and spirits handling, stamp duties, and leakage revenue effects. Amendments on interest and non payment penalties were discussed. session recessed before a municipal code bill for Washington DC.
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Townshend
Carlisle
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Conger
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Treasury
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Buckner
Missouri
Reed
Rep
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District of Columbia
New Senate Bill Tightens Electoral Vote Regulation
The Morgan bill threatens indictment and disqualification for any Senator Representative or office holder voting as an elector or signing electoral lists with intent to transmit them as a state's votes. It also covers non electors casting votes and conspirators in the act, with penalties including fines and hard labor. The Springer Donnelly case sees defense requests and a secret session for further testimony. House Mines Committee seeks favorable passage of mineral lands survey and disposal bill with amended mining claim size. Army Appropriations move forward as Key retirement remains undeclared. Postmaster General potential Tennessee judgeship noted as likely if offered.
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Morgan
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Senate
House Committee On Mines and Mining
Stephenson
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Land Commissioners
Judge Key
United States District
Tennessee
Trigg
Whittaker Trial Heard From Cadets And Professors
In West Port New York April 28 Whittaker’s conduct and scholarship are examined as Recorder Sears quizzes him on class standing and racial tensions. Cadet Peck and Prof Michie testify Whittaker shows memory but weak reasoning with several rankings and possible passage in exams. Major General Schofield recounts a prior deficiency and recommendation for a second chance.
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West Port
N. Y
Sears
Recorder
Townsend
Mr. Townsend
Peck
Catlin
Peter
Michie
Schofield
Secretary of War
Department of Physiology
Witness
Hammond
Burnam
McDonald
Manchester and Keene Railroad to Resume Service
The Manchester and Keene Railroad is slated to reopen for public travel after a prior failure to operate. A receiver may be appointed to finish and run the line, with details to be settled in Boston next Friday. Also noted are adjustments in the Southwestern Rate Association and Maine Central directors actions.
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N. H
Manchester and
Keene
Nashua and
Lowe's Road
Samuel W. Hale
Henry Colony
John T. Scranton
Frye
Lewiston
George T. Sewyer
Manchester and Keene Company
Bailey
Boston
CuicaGo
Southwestern Rate Association
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Missouri River
Chicago and Alton
Maine Central
Portland
Maine Central Railroad
George E. B. Jackson
Josiah H. Drummond
Oak Hill
Oakwood
Richmond
Iceboro
Kennebec
Skowhegan
New York Mutual Life Scrutiny and Canal Breaks
Correspondence shows ex-Insurance Commissioner Smyth demanding appraisals of Mutual Life Insurance Company assets, while the firm argues compliance. National Board of Fire Underwriters elects officers. Albany Senate shifts tax bill on bank stockholders to Banks Committee. Government bond sales total 7.86 million. Utica reports another Erie Canal break delaying navigation by a week.
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Smyth
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Herald
National Board of Fire Underwriters
M. Bennett, Jr
Hartsford
D. A Heald
John W. Murray
J. H W. Parrish
Providence
Stephen Crowell
George T. Hope
Thomas S. Chard
Chicago
G. A. van Alles
Albany
Senate
Billim
Committee On Banks
Secretary of the Treasury
Utica
Glad Stone's New Cabinet Promises Moderate Liberal Government
Comment on the Times editorial notes the new Gladstone administration will be strong yet moderate with many Liberals and old type Whigs. It lists cabinet and outside appointments including Chamberlain, Dobson, Mundella, Duff, Cavendish, Playfair, James, McLaren, Balfour, and others. No Irish Lord Lieutenant appointment. Goschen declines Constantinople ambassadorship.
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India
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J. McLaren
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Earl of Morley
Thomas Brassy
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Goschen
Roumania Seeks Trade Pact With United States
A Bucharest despatch reports no action yet on the commercial treaty with the United States but notes Roumania may pursue a pact similar to the England treaty. Americans would welcome a favorable outcome. the story also covers Irish politics, Russian church reforms, Canadian military commissions, labor strikes, and other global items.
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Roumania
England
Trial of ex Postmaster McArthur for $50,000 embezzlement
In Chicago on April 28 ex Postmaster McArthur was found guilty on multiple counts of defalcation and embezzlement of government funds totaling $50,000. The trial featured prosecutors urging conviction while a co counsel for the defense sought mercy. Sentencing is set for June 1 with bail fixed at $8,000.
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Blodgett
Inquest Rules in De Young Case Verdict
The San Francisco inquest into the De Young case closes with the jury finding Kalloch guilty of murder. A new witness named John Clemetshaw testified he saw De Young shoot Kalloch after De Young drew a pistol from his overcoat. Clemetshaw had used the alias Watson, explaining it was for convenience.
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de Young
John Clemetshaw
Chronicle Counting Room
Kalloch
Clemetshaw
Mr. Watson
Watson
Large Spring Matting Shipments From Jeddo and Canton
Unusually large spring matting shipments arrive direct from Jeddo and Canton in fresh grass fibers. Plain white red check and many fancy patterns offered. Special prices for whole rolls of 40 yards. Dealers in New England urged to view the large stock and low prices. Samples available by mail or in person for wholesale or retail customers.
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Lowel Youth Polo Championship Sees Homes Beat Lowells
In Lowell Mass on April 28 the local polo tournament concluded with the Homes beating the Lowells 2 1 and the Homes defeating the Lowells 2 1 in the final. The skating rink hosted four clubs in two matchups with strong turnout and interest.
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Alphas
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