Election law trials end with conviction and acquittal
In South Carolina trials for United States election law violations a single conviction results from a white Democrat charged with obstructing a supervisor, a guilty plea, and an acquittal follow. The jury included two Democrats who reportedly agreed under threats of violence. Tennessee lawmakers debate amid partisan mudslinging and inflammatory remarks. The president ruled a senator’s harsh language was not parliamentary.
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Senate Reports Oil Reduction and Tax Repeal Bill
In Washington on April 28 the commerce committee reported favorably with an amendment by Mr. Freye to reduce shipping fees, repeal the tonnage tax on Canada trade, and cut the hospital tax from 40 to 20 cents per month. The House debated the Lych-Chalmers election case and adjourned with a democratic caucus planned. In the Senate, partisan wrangling over the disability bill continued as Sherman Beck and Edmunds spoke without final action.
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Belmont Letter Withdraws Parli amentary Words in Senate Hearing
Representative Perry Belmont of New York sends a letter to Chairman Williams of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He defends his unparliamentary remarks amid heated testimony, says provocation pushed him to a harsh reply, and asks that personal attacks be removed from committee records.
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Emerson Funeral Planned for Sunday in Concord
Ralph Waldo Emerson will be buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery after private services at his home at 2:30 p.m. A special Fitchburg train from Boston at 2:15 p.m. will carry attending friends. Rev. F H Wedge von James Freeman Clarke and others may participate in the Unitarian funeral.
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Old Orchard Electric Light and Local Developments
The piece notes electric light at Old Orchard, a planned fire ladder factory by Gen. Smith of Bangor, and a $2500 Episcopal chapel project there. Biddeford opens a new post office, amid French-Canadian community growth. Maine traders report multilingual activity and race to Florida for oranges. The Calais court session handles about 25 cases with potential Guilty pleas in Cherryfield murders.
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Snowfalls Fade as Plymouth Trails Snow Claderie Clears
Several inches of snow fell at Plymouth Thursday night but largely disappeared Friday on the low lands while mountains remained blanketed. The last of Davis D. Sargent's log drive for Lowell passed Plymouth with fair progress though slightly late due to low water at Squam Falls camp. A court in Lancaster returned a verdict for the defendant in Morrison versus the Boston Concord and Montrelex railroad over injuries from a 1879 locomotive impact. A jury in Lancaster set a physician board to examine Ellery A. Albee’s fitness for May trial in Halsboro county, with several doctors involved. Nancy Crane, 79, of Belvidere, was found dead in an old fireplace, last seen Thursday afternoon. an inquest was deemed unnecessary. Selectmen handled the body.
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Montpelier Man Plots Marriage and Mental Break
Geo. J. Hubbard of Montgelier forms an obsessive plan to wed Mrs. Fitch though she is married and is kept under guard by a keeper as he descends into violent mental turmoil. In St. Albans thirty nine taxpayers fail to file inventories, about twice last year, while sisters assess and double property values. The St. Albans Messenger reports the editor and proprietor Bb. Pettingill retiring with A. J. Lang to run business departments and D. Webster Dixon to head editorial duties.
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Broad Berdell star route case details questioned evidence
Testimony centers on letters from Animas City postmaster and Brady, alleging unnecessary route No 88145 and pressured service increases. Witnesses cite petitions from surveyors, judges, and officials. arguments of conspiracy and fraud are debated as the trial continues with cross examination set for Thursday.
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Lynn Police Deny Foster Polygamist Claim
The National Police Gazette report alleging John H. Foster a polygamist with ten wives was false. Lynn police say they never heard of such a man and that a local man with the same name does not match the alleged antecedents.
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Indians raid on Gila provokes fortification near Guthrie
Lorospur G N M reports a large Apache force on the Gila destroying remnants from Friday and Saturday raids. Newton’s group is heavily fortified and awaiting attack. They requested arms and ammunition but none were available. Claim says over 50 bodies buried in the Gila and Clifton area this week, with 30 found buried.
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Colorado as a Western Rail Rivalry Locus and Continental Divide
The piece notes Colorado as a future railpower battleground for western railroads, highlighting the Continental Divide as a defining spine. It extols Divide geography, watersheds feeding Atlantic and Pacific, and vast mineral wealth along the range, with the Denver and Rio Grande as the only line crossing the divide, while eastern Colorado remains separated from western parts by the spine.
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Boston Art Club water colors show at Dartmouth Street gallery
The 26th Boston Art Club exhibition opens at Dartmouth Street gallery with 270 works mainly water colors and black and white. Attendees report a promising but uneven collection, strong pieces by New York and foreign artists, with limited local representation and cautious praise for overall quality.
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Grattan Social Club Hosts First Emmetball Party
The Grattan Social Club held its first party at Emmetball on Friday with about 75 couples. J C Levin directed the floor, assisted by E J Colgan, with aids L D Welby M Ryan and P Sullivan. Good waste was provided and the event lingered late.
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