Proposed Rosecrans Plan for Democratic Campaign Fund
A Republican commentary rejects Gen. Rosecrans proposed Democratic campaign scheme distributing five cent levies across divisions from tens to twenty thousands and diverting funds to state and national committees. It condemns coercive voting turns and urges traditional, principled candidate selection and honest fundraising, arguing a political victory should come from merit and patriotism, not forced loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Trosecrans
Democratic Party
Gen. Rosecrans
Democratic National Committee
William H. Barnum
William L. Scott
Rosecrans
Portland Mayor Impeached Over Campaign Contract
All Oregon discusses the impeachment of Port land mayor J. A. Chapman after a committee revealed a contract with Luzerne Besser. The deal promised money to elect delegates, nominate Chapman for mayor, and secure his election, with future raises and payments tied to charter amendments. The two Republicans, Chapman and Besser, were central figures in a widely publicized political clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
J. A. Chapman
City of
Portland
Luzerne Besser
Luerne Besser
Besser
Thomas Connell
Chapman
L. Besser
County of
Malthour
Luzerne
Rland
Maine Prison Inspectors Visit. Bennett Obituary Mentioned
Colonels Porter and Bean, inspectors, visited the state prison on Friday. The remains of Col. William Bennett, former warden of the Maine state prison, arrived Friday evening from Amherst Nova Scotia where he died at 79. York County teachers association held a two day session at Biddeford with State Superintendent Luce and W J Corthell in attendance. Subjects included School government mental exercises in school text books tariffs and educational influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Bean
State Prison
Col
William Bennett
Farden
Maine State Prison
Komaston
Amherst
Ova Scotia
York County
Ambitious Political Maneuver In Early Congress Nomination
In Washington reports say Carlisle leads the race for the nomination on the first ballot as Randall and Cox factions clash. Morse Collins and Levering back Carlisle while several Randall peers refuse Cox. Also noted are Senate rule revisions, naval updates with new electric lights, and a November debt decrease driven by pension payments.
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Washington
Randall
Cox
Carlisle
Messrs
Morse
Collins
Levering
Correspondence over Keifer taking a header in politics
Washington dispatch details letters between Rep William Walter Phelps and ex Speaker J Warren Keifer on whether Keifer should withdraw from consideration for the speakership. Phelps urges a party sacrifice to avoid factional harm. Keifer defends his record and weighs the party’s good, warning against misread public hostility.
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Keifer
Washington
William Walter Phelps
J. Warren Keifer
Phelps
Republican Party
New York City
Helps
New York
Mr. Phelps
Wm. Walter Phelps
Kelfer
House
Robinson
Massachusetts
Coperess
Kelley
Burglars Captured After Shootout in Shelby County Ohio
A Shelby County chase ends with four burglars from New Washington being pursued to Vernon Junction and Shelby. Marshal Sutter is wounded in a gunfight, one burglar killed, another mortally wounds a baggage master, and a pursuer is killed by gunfire. two more burglars are captured, with one reported in Plymouth. Local excitement rises as townsfolk chant, the gunfight ends with two bodies displayed and a suspect jailed for Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby County
Ohio
Cleveland, O
Shelby
New Washington
Vernon Junction
Sutter
John Longacre
Thej
M. A. Cunningham
Longacre
May
Mansfield
Plymouth
Marshall Sutter
Portland Savings Banks Report Preview Highlights
Portland daily press to publish tomorrow an abstract of Bank Examiner F E Richards forthcoming report. Maine savings banks total 54 with 101822 depositors and 31371686 87 in deposits. reserved fund 1040096 27 and dividends paid 1170456 55. Pembroke savings bank closed voluntary. Bath bank faced failure with 42000 deposited at Pacific bank. injunction issued. deposits reduced 20 percent. bank rated safe.
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Portland
Portland Daily Press
F. E. Richards
Maine
Pembroke Savings Bank
Bank of Bath
Pacific Bank
Libby
Tragic Duck Hunt Ends In Baltimore Fire Chief's Death
Baltimore on November 30 1900 James I Houston chief engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio fire department and Pery Schafer chief of the west bound freight department set out on a gunning trip. A flock of ducks triggered a gunfire accident Schafer fired and Houston was struck in the head dying instantly. Houston 40 left a family and was Schafer's brother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James I. Houston
Baltimore and Ohio Fire Department
Pery Schafer
Schafer
Houston
Chapleau to face impeachment over leadership actions
A Montreal French paper reports Hon Mr Chapleau will be impeached at the next parliament session for actions as leader of the local government. Accusers are Hon Edward Blake and P. Craigain M P. The piece notes U S citizens circulating Confederate bills in Quebec and Sir Hector Langevin traveling to settle portion questions in the local government.
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Montreal
Chapleau
Edward Blake
P. Craigain
Confederate States
United States
Hector Langevin
Quebec
American bishops conclude conference with papal propaganda
The American bishops closed their conference with the papal propaganda and found the result very satisfactory. A grand reception is planned at the college on Saturday December 8, followed by their departure for Rome. Mr. Errington, the English representative at the Vatican, has tracked the conference decisions to curb Fenian agitation in America.
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Rome
College of the
Errington
Vatican
America
Rescue of Hamilton J. Mills Crew at Sturgeon Point
The lumber barge crew from Hamilton J. Mills was saved at Sturgeon Point, Georgian Bay after two days adrift. The barge’s tow See was cut loose and waterlogged, leaving the crew nearly dead from exposure. Two other barges Hungersford and Sweepstakes, cut loose with the Mills, are presumed lost with all aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Hamilton J. Mills
Sturgeon Point
Georgian Bay
Middlesex District Attorney probes Yarmouth murder claim
Mr Stevens district attorney of Middlesex county Mass visited Yarmouth on Monday to question two men said to have heard Rogers Amero claim he murdered a woman in the states. The men denied hearing such statements. Stevens then went to Metaghan on Wednesday to gather evidence for the case.
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Haliffax
N. S
Stevens
Middlesex County
Mass
Yarmouth
Rogers Amero
Metaghan
Henry James
Carey
England
Cape Town
Kinfauns Castle
Cubitt
Melrose Castle
O’donnell
James Parish
Heresay
Donnell
Denman
Thomas Carey
James Carey
Young Carey
Young
O'Donnell
Mr. Marks
O’ Donnell
W. Beecher
Cape Rose
Metros
Castle
Ensor
Port Elizbeth
Inspector Cherry
Port Elizabeth
Bow Street Court
Cherry
O’ponnell
America
Sullivan
James
Mason
Dublin
Roger A. Pryor
Condition of the Injured Cause of the Accident Unexplained
A report on the condition of a person injured in an accident notes that authorities have not determined the cause of the crash. Details on the incident and involved parties remain limited as investigators continue their work.
Harrisburg approves pay bill for extra session
The appropriation bill funding salaries for senators and representatives in the extra session, 88 adjusted by conference committees, passed the House and will go to the governor. A resolution to adjourn on December 12 also passed, with the Senate approving final adjournment by 25 to 1, Gordon in opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Senate
Gordon
Richmond Stuart hanged for wife murder in Shreveport
Richmond Stuart was executed in a private hanging in Shreveport for the murder of his wife Octavia Stuart. He had been sentenced on November 29 after the spring case, with the operation carried out today. Isabella, Ga., reports Ambrose West, a colored man, hanged for the murder of Jas Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Richmond Stuart
Octavia Stuart
Stuart
Isabella
Ambrose West
Jas, Moore
Machinery Moulders Threaten Strike Over Pay Cut
Pittsburg on November 2. Moulders at Oliver Bros. and Philipps threaten to strike on Monday unless the ten per cent wage reduction is withdrawn. Similar reductions may be imposed by nearby firms, prompting potential widespread strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Oliver Bros. & Philipps
Attorney Archibald Blakely Arrested in Riot Case
Pittsburg November 30 Col Archibald Blakely a noted attorney and counsel for Milton Weston of Chicago was arrested tonight on four counts in connection with the recent riot. One count is for moral harm and three for felonious assault with intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Archibald Blakely
Milton Weston
Chicago
Murraysville
Maroo
Albany Official Pluralities For State Officers
Albany New York November 30 official pluralities released Garr 18583 Chapen 16219 Maxwell 17568 OBrien 13650 Sweet 1842?
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Albany
N. Y
Garr
Chapen
Maxwell
O’brien
Sweet
Brookville murder coroner's jury links deaths to unknown party
In Brookville L I the coroner jury states the Maybee ladies were strangled by unknown parties. The article notes a recent bishop consecration in Montreal and reports 242 failures in the US and Canada this week. It also covers a Brooklyn bakery worker fatally shot by an Italian colleague after a dispute over discharge.
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Brookville
L. i
Dean Baldwin
Huron
Christ Cathedral
Montreal
Can
R. G. Dunn & Co
United States
Canada
New England
Middle States
Pacific States
Joseph Giussoone
Maggeorini Doghiero
Brooklyn
N. Y
Giusippe
Doghiero
Secretary of Interior report details Indian lands and public lands policy
The annual interior department report covers Indians, land tenure, and public lands. It urges civilization of the Indians, disarming and schooling, outlines land grants and fraud concerns, and cites railroad grant issues. Pensions totals, agency abuses, and governance topics are summarized with fiscal and institutional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Service
Congress
Interior
Windsor Theatre Fire Losses Reach 407000 in City
Crowds viewed the Windsor theatre ruins in New York as managers estimate total losses at 407000. The theatre building owned by William A. Martin valued at 200000 was gutted, with many adjacent properties damaged. Lessee John Stevens cites possible profit losses up to 50000. Fire destroyed 37 to 51 Bowery and spread to nearby hotels and shops with varying insured amounts. Cleanup and rebuilding plans are under way as investigators assess the sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Windsor Theatre
Stevens
Bowery
Wm. A. Martin
John Stevens
Hartman’s
Louis Reniken
Eden Concert Garden
S. van Wien
Loehl
Schutzer, Israel & Co
Sensational end to German wedding shocks Kansas City
The Kansas City Times reports a dramatic scene at a German wedding as the bride abandoned her husband for her former lover. She ran away with him, leaving the newlyweds in distress and creating a citywide buzz for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Lochinvar
Parnell Fund Receives $17,51738 from 35 States
Worcester Mass. Nov 30 Rev T Conaty treasurer of the Parnell testimonial fund sent Alfred Webb in Ireland $17 51738. The contributions come from thirty five states and territories with New York contributing $5151. The amount was not included in the London report cabled today.
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Worcester
Mass
T. Conaty
Parnell
Alfred Webb
Ireland
New York
Father Conaty
London
Senator Anthony Ill At Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York November 30 Senator Anthony remained in bed at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with little improvement. His physician believes he may still reach Washington Monday if his condition allows.
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New York
Anthony
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Washington
Severe easterly storm grips St. John’s harbor
A severe easterly storm has prevailed through the day in St. John’s N B with a heavy sea rolling in the bay and harbor. The weather condition continues to worsen as crews report high winds and choppy waters.
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ST. Jounx
N. B
Canals to Close as Ice Limits Vessels This Season
Albany reports canals will close at midnight tomorrow as ice ends navigation. The number of vessels trapped by ice this year is expected to be far smaller than in recent seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Describing Ant Life by Rev J G Wood at Lowell Institute
Rev J G Wood lectured at the Institute of Technology on Ants describing the wood ant and Hymenoptera. He outlined solitary ants with a queen drones workers civil and military ranks and noted head size indicating rank along with sketches illustrating a single ant's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Wood
3D. G. Wood
Institute of Technology
Lowell Institute
Hartford Bunco Story False Victim Identified
A Boston and western press report claimed John Welles of Martin Ohio was fleeced in Hartford for 1400 dollars. The man involved is a resident of West Hartford, Connecticut, and not the Martin Ohio Mr. Welles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Boston
John Welles
Martin
Ohio
Welles
Oho
Wethersfield
Self defense claim in Cincinnati streetcar shooting
At 1 am Frank Atkins found a man fire on a street car in northeast Cincinnati. John Cosgrove the driver and William Swift the conductor were shot and later died or remained unconscious. Harry Shaffer admitted the shooting and claims self defense. Cosgrove said Shaffer fired when he entered. Swift may recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Frank Atkins
Atkins
John Cosgrove
William Swift
Harry Shaffer
Cosgrove
Shaffer
Swift
Riots and Protests Mark Newry Nationalist Meeting
In Newry Ireland a National League meeting condemned government action banning a Sunday nationalist gathering. The plan is to assemble Sunday morning, then march to Warren Point after the proclamation is read. Orangemen threaten to march to defend the Protestant quarter if the torchlight procession is allowed, and rioting occurred with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newry
Ireland
National League
Warren Point
Tragic Baltimore mother cuts throats of two children
A Baltimore woman on Biddle street killed her four year old and an 18 month old by slashing their throats then wounded herself, not expected to live. She cites unhappiness and mental strain amid stable family status. Local report also notes a Brownsville Texas incident of a Mexican man killing his child and then dying by a locomotive after remorse.
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Baltimore
Riall
Biddle Street
Kiall
Brownsville
Tex
Pueblo
Corbin Granted Right to Join Danville Ohio River Foreclosure
Austin Corbin of New York, aided by C W Faikr banks of Indianapolis, won admission as a party in the Danville Olney and Ohio River railroad foreclosure. Trustees oppose but court allows, noting Corbin and other bondholders seek protection. Corbin holds substantial bonds and challenges trustee actions. Receiver Howard may be removed. reports show the road not earning operating expenses and debt from receiver’s management. No sale decree yet.
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Springfield, Ily
Navy
Austin Corbin
New York
C. W. Faikrbanks
Indianapolis
Danville, Olney and Ohio River Railroad Company
Corbin
Lis
Howard
Proposed Candidates for Aldermen on the Digerent S Tickets
The Democratic Committee of Fifty met at John A. Andrew hall with President Cunniff presiding to list aldermen school committee and street commissioners. It presented ward by ward nominees including Porter Pray Slade Welch McGonagle Leighton Burnham Wyler Tyler Devlin Fernald Trall Miller Crafts Haldeman Meehan Anthony Fagan Kendrickson Muizey McDonald Meehan Leavitt Whitten Breck and more, with further names for the street commissioner and school panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Committee of Fifty
John A. Andrew Hall
Cunniff
Messrs. Marley and
O'Brien
Andrew B. Porter
Francis W. Pray
Lucien Slade
William J. Welch
Patrick F. McGonagle
Edwin FB. Leighton
Daniel
Burnham
Wiliam
Wyler
William P. Tyler
Thomas H. Devlin
Oliver G. Fernald
Andrew J. Trall
John Miller
J. Chauncey Crafts
Cyrus
Haldeman
Patrick Meehan
Benj. F. Anthony
James Fagan
Parifi. Kendrickson
Timothy D. Muizey
John W. McDonald
William P. Leavitt
Charles ¥. Whitten
Charles H. B. Breck
Jean A. McLaughlin
Ward
William B. Smart
Sweet Comissioner
George H. Plummer
Nahum Chapin
Timothy J. Dacey
Charles L. Rananll
Charles L. Flint
Charles T. Gallacher
John €. Crowley
James C. Davis
James I. Murphy
Messrs. Plimmer
Chapin
Ducey
Flint
Gallagher
Davis
Crowley
Republican Committee
Republican City Committee
Charles H. Allen
A. E. Cutter
John W. Porter
Charles J. Gallagher
John
A. M. Morton
Joseph Caldwell
Solomon B. Stebbins
James H. Nugent
Lucius Slade
Malcom
Greenough
Charles H. Hersey
Charles Hayden
Otis Eady
George Curtis
Jonathan A. Lane
Messrs
Morton
Caldwell
Stebbins
Fernald
Hersey
Hayden
Lane
Citizens
Newton
Citizens’ Convention
W. P. Ellison
Wesley Kimball
H. E. Cobb
Grant
George KH
Allen
Albert Plummer
George Pettee
Dwight Chester
Q. Henry
S. J’. Barker
W. G. Brackett
P.C. Bridgham
A. G. Upton
J. H. Nickerson
G. M. Fisk
W. P. Atherton
EK. D. Thompson
E. A. Mason
Frank Edwards
J. Powers
J. A. French
Mr. Kimball
Workingmen’s Party
Workingmen’s Party of
Lynn
Wit
George F. Day
Frank H. Hill
Thomas Arches
J. W. Pray
George M. Chase
J. E. Eliot
A. C. Robbins
Joseph Murphy
OH. A. Marks
J. W. Lamphier
L. H. Coburn
Albert Ellison
Levi —. Pierce
D. H. Lomasney
M. Kelley
Aiden H. Flynn
John H. MehKenna
Robert Finlay
Cyrus P. Mayberry
Byron Hardy
Henry Grover
George HW
Richards
Nathan D. P. Breed
George D. Styles
Breed
Stiles
Somerville
Gloucester Haddock Skipper Vessels Reported Lost in November Gale
The schooners Hattie Chester and John McDonough from Gloucester, both active in Georges haddock fishing, were abandoned after the November 1 gale. Hattie Chester, of 74 tons built 1878 Essex, owned by George Steele, sailed Boston November 7 with a crew of 14 and insurance totaling 6,840 on vessel and outfit values. John McDonough, Gloucester-based, valued at 11,000 with crew of 16, carried 8,000 on vessel and 1,000 on outfits. Deceased crews include several widows. two named Meacheren cousins and a nun aboard the Hattie Chester.
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Gloucester
Mass
Hattie Chester
John McDonough
Boston
Essex
George Steele
Glouccester Mutual Fishing Insurance Company
McDonald
Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Company
Hugh McDonough
George McCollum
Cook
Joseph Morse
Charles £. Brown
Thomas Seenlun
Joseph Derring
Thomas Upham
Morris Goodwin
Jacob Woodbury
Beverly
Gilbert Geroach
Isaae N. Robinson
Richard Taylor
Frank Nickersen
Cape Negro
Robert Hart
Valentine Kelly
Dennisport
Patrick Sullan
Kesseu
Stabbing on Tremont Street Leaves Fireman Disabled
At about 2 10 Saturday morning Thomas Dunn a Cambridge resident fireman at the McLean asylum Somerville with William Donovan was walking Tremont Street slightly drunk when Donovan allegedly attacked Dunn with a knife at the corner of Leamont Street and Scolay Square stabbing him in the left eye. Driver Joga Dwyer chased the assailant who was captured by Patrolman Carry and locked up at the second station. Dunn may lose sight in the injured eye.
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Thomas Dunn
Cambridge
Soumerville
Tremont Street
William 5
Donovan
Leemont Street
Scolay Square
Donolan
Dunn
Joga Dwyer
Carry
Barrett Shylock and Garrick Dazzle at Park Theater
Lawrence Barrett starred as Shylock and David Garrick at the Park theater last evening. His Shylock remained a strong focused character, though Barrett’s personality showed through. Supporting players Skinner Bassanio Wainwright Mosley Baker Fawcett Rogers James gave solid support. Garrick was natural and easy, enhanced by fellow cast. The Boston theater audience enjoyed Proctor’s benefit with a large crowd and a fine program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Barrett
the Park Theatre
Shylock
David Garrick
Mr. Proctor
Wyman Marshall
Innovative automatic car coupler aims to end railway pinning
New Castle inventor George Mitchell, after initial failure, refined his design by removing the spiral spring, patenting an improved coupler. The device operates from the side or top, eliminates the need for brakemenbetween cars, and is slated for testing on two Intercolonial railway conductor's vans this week with likely adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Advocate
Dominion
George Mitchell
New Castle
Mitchell
Caton tops 719 in straight three ball billiards
In St Louis on November 30 William Caton, a local billiardist, scored 719 in a straight three ball practice run, beating Schiefer’s best by 24 points. Meanwhile a Bible Class sermon and Tremont Temple Sunday session drew thousands, with a 2:30 pm organ concert free for class members. An alert note urges Angostura Bitters buyers to seek genuine products from Dr. Siegert & Sons.
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St. Louis, Mo
Wm. Caton
Schiefer
Pergie
R. R. Meredith
Tremont Temple
George M. Taylor
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