Hayes and the Southern question in the press
The New York Evening Post praises the presidents policy of non interference with state affairs and notes gains in Southern political freedom while the Springfield Republican criticizes him as stalwart toward the South. Commentary raises whether Hayes has a clear understanding of his stance amid party dynamics and voter manipulation by banks.
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California mining stocks in San Francisco report
San Francisco stock desk notes California mining shares with Day forward activity. Traders monitor IB listings and price moves amid limited trading. Names cited include D Moone and Lices Of winin as abbreviated references in market notes.
Senate Induces Ute Treaty Changes and Park Aims
Special Despatch from Washington outlines Senate action none, with Teller and Hill proposing changes to the Ute treaty, park plans for Hot Springs, and reallocation of Mintah lands. Reports mention Judge Dandy’s unusual Ponca Sioux case, Wood funding bill tactics, and agricultural export figures.
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Terrible Tornado Destroys Missouri Towns and Habitations
A Carthage despatch reports a severe cyclone sweeping from southwest to northeast near Joplin injuring two girls fatally at Quimby and heavily damaging Marshfield, Sarcoxie and surrounding farms. Homes barns and a blacksmith shop were destroyed. many structures damaged. lightning and thunder accompanied the storm with electric shocks reported.
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Annual Meeting of Boston Clinton Fitchburg and New Bedford
Stockholders of the Boston Clinton Fitchburg and New Bedford Railroad elected nine directors each with votes for Thayer Nichols R Thayer Rotch Crapp Bliss Crocker Burleigh Wood Sanford Torrey. Directors reported earnings up 23946.83 over eight months under Old Colony lease and noted a 1.2 million mortgage issue at 5 percent to pay off debt. New Bedford and Fitchburg Worcester bonds retired reduce interest. Missouri Kansas and Texas work planned from Fort Worth toward San Antonio with Gould track access discussed. Reading Railroad board backs Gowen plan to relieve financial difficulties.
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Railway Disasters In Kansas Train Wreck Strikes Mails
A Chicago Rock Island and Pacific passenger train wrecked near Edgerton Junction Kansas after a broken rail. Mail agent Symmes burned to death in the baggage car, Miller dislocated shoulder, Conductor Westrail and four passengers injured. Cars destroyed by fire. Weather cold, sixteen aboard. Mails, express, baggage buried. Second item notes Ohio and Mississippi express train off track by a misplaced switch at Greendale Illinois. Henry Wade killed, Scott Hill dies later, no others hurt.
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Tragic triple case as Marine killer rampages near Chester
Near Chester Illinois a man with mental illness broke from an asylum, entered a house with a widowed man and his 12 year old daughter, killing the pair and a younger child. He fled, attacking another servant before restraint. He was taken toward Jacksonville for treatment.
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Omaha Fire Causes Major Losses Across Businesses
Fire in Omaha started at Lier's wholesale liquor house and spread to Collins's saddlery, destroying both. Losses include Lier & Co. 125000, Collins Bros 50000, Meyer & Bros 15000, Me Mahen 4900, Rodgers & Sons 32000, Creighton and Kennard 215000 each, Paxton 5060, Plane Bros 4000. total losses near 2060000 with buildings and merchandise. Separate fires in Concono New Hampshire and Laurenberg North Carolina caused additional damages.
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Opening of a Five May's Session of the Temperance Congress
A reception at Cooper Institute in New York welcomed Gov. J. P. St. John of Kansas as the opening event of the five day Temperance Congress. Rev. Peter Stryker presided with addresses by Rev. Stryker, Drs. Eli Johnson and T. L. Cuyler. St. John urged total abstinence and predicted prohibition in any state voting for Garfield within a generation.
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Reformed Church Row Over Expulsion Sparks Riots in Belleman
In Belleman near Reading Pa the Reformed Church voted to expel Rev Appel. Sunday pogrom-like scenes followed as his supporters tried to hold services. Furniture was wrecked and several people injured. The sheriff dispersed rioters. Monday twenty five were arrested with more expected.
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Newburyport Republicans Nominate Municipal Ticket
Newburyport Mass December 7 The Republicans nominated a city ticket by acclamation at the city hall with B F Atkinson as mayor and ward aldermen A H Pettenwill Robert G Sargent W H Noyes A Richardson William M Johnson J N S Colby and overseers of the poor Francis W Putnam Charles Noyce John H Evans.
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Ambitious list of local incidents and officials in Plymouth area
Augustus Maynard an 8 year old boy was injured Tuesday in Plymouth Mass by boys riding bicycles. A leopard sent weighing 700 pounds was killed in Great Bay by women on Saturday. John Carrush a 47 year old man is missing from Winchendon Mass since November 15 after arranging to open a grove town business. At the New Hampshire Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals annual meeting ex Mayor Marvin was elected president and other officers named. John Smith alias Thomas McGrath alias William Bartlett was arrested in Fall River for passing counterfeit coin with about 70 dollars real money and substantial counterfeit holdings. In Gloucester the Common Council referred Dr Albert Garland’s damage claim and adopted concurrent orders to shift balances and reduce debt while authorizing a land exchange near the engine house.
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House Debates Electoral Count Privilege and Joint Rule
The House spent most of the day debating the Morgan joint rule on counting the electoral vote. Republicans resisted, Speaker Randall ruled the resolution privileged, and debate time became a point of contention. Robeson urged presidential count authority, while Conger and others argued against privilege. After lengthy exchanges and a high-tension tone, Bicknell withdrew the previous question and Keifer finished with a forceful argument before adjournment.
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Huntington Murderer Acquitted on Ground of Insanity
Benjamin Eastman of Chester was found not fit to stand trial for the Huntington murder after expert testimony on his insanity. The indictment was set aside and he was ordered confined to Worcester Insane Asylum for treatment and safe keeping until his condition changes.
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Boycotting and arms feared as Land League grows
A Dublin despatch notes boycotting extends to force joining the Land League, with shopkeepers and even Orangemen compelled to show League tickets. Arms stockpiling alarms authorities while Parnell criticizes Gladstone’s Irish policy. Cork assizes report near-civil war risk. Land League meetings face riot control. Cabinet splits over Irish question threaten Parliament action.
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Gladstone health prompts Commons withdrawal amid looming session
London dispatch notes Sir Robert Gladstone urged to withdraw by physician with health unable to endure the coming parliamentary session. Rumor says he will accept a peerage after the budget then retire to the Upper House. Other items include foreign affairs, Teheran rumors, and bankers in Panama Canal shares.
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The item lists various incidents: counterfeit dollar notes circulating, a Yonkers diamonds robbery, a horse thief and jail escape, a Texas prison guard shooting, a fatal pulley accident in Ayr Ontario, output rumors of 100 tons a day vs Leadville 15 tons, bulging docks at Levis Quebec, a Boston man robbed in Brooklyn, a locomotive fireman killed near Turners NY, forgery arrests in Sherbrooke and Philadelphia, libel suit by Marian Mordaunt, failed judgment collection in New London Conn., Canada protests over concessions to Hayes, two Pa. clerks killed by railroad accident, a hanging in Pine Bluffs Ark, Morey letter probe, Halifax pamphlet accusation, and a drunken miner attack in Excelsoir Iowa leaving victims dying.
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Somerville Election Yields Narrow Mayor Victory and Licenses Likely
Somerville held a quiet municipal vote with Maj. John A. Cummings winning the mayoralty by 188 in a 1989 total, after Alpheus R. Brown declined to allow his name to stand. Aldermen elected include Cole, Clark, Durgin, Carr and Gookin with Clark and Durgin running independently. The council likely favors issuing licenses to a moderate degree. Several school and ward officers were also chosen.
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Chelsea Mayoral Election Shows Large Voter Turnout
The Chelsea municipal election drew 2,319 votes, 242 more than 1879, with brisk early voting that faded as the day wore on. Most ballots contained passes or cuts, few straight tickets, and female turnout lagged behind 1574 levels. The elected officers include Mayor George E Mitchell and Aldermen across four wards, along with a newly named school committee and ward officers.
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James A Fox Wins Cambridge Mayor Post in Quiet Election
Cambridge voters elected James A. Fox as mayor with 6 808 votes, defeating no rival. Regular Citizens ticket for Aldermen won across the board, Linn Bord Porter failed to unseat a nominee, and the School Board retained two incumbent women for two more years. Details show the old board returns and the tallies by candidate.
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Fitchburg Re-elected Mayor as Prohibitionists Lose
Fitchburg Mass December 7 The city election passed quietly with a total vote 532 less than November. Mayor Eli Culley was re-elected with 914 votes over temperance candidate George Robbins 504. Most Citizens' ticket candidates won. aldermen tight race saw J L Chapman within 53 votes of the regular.
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Charles Shapleigh Elected Mayor in Haverhill Vote
Hav erhill Mass December 7 Charles Shapleigh was elected mayor at the city election. Alderman at large James A Huntington. Ward One George O Wiley. Ward Two Oliver L Hubbard. Ward Three Hiram C Pearson. Ward Four George O McLain. Ward Five Stephen K Sartert. Ward Six John S Varney. Councilmen Ward One George W Sherburne Alpheus J Petterguil. Ward Two Charles S Chase Charles I smith. Ward Three James E Moran Jesse H Harriman. Ward Four Thomas E Burnham Roscoe T Alien. Ward Five Robert A Richardson Frank M Cariiss. Ward Six Thomas Duffee George W Mitchell. School Committee Ward One Jones Frankle. Ward Two Charles W Morse. Ward Three Luther Emerson. Ward Four James M Nichols. Ward Five Frank H Allyn. Ward Six Orange T Moulton.
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Mayor Johnson Re-elected In Taunton Aldermen Split
Taunton Mass December 7 Charles Ff Johnson was re elected mayor by a large majority over Horatio L Cushman. Aldermen elected stand three license and five anti license. The aldermen votes were very close with Ward One Martin J Lincoln Ward Two Edgar R Sprague Ward Three M J Hoy e Ward Four James Y Anthony Ward Five Benjamin Bosworth Ward Six W S Baker Ward Seven J W Hathaway Ward Eight Elva Yolman Lincoln won by one vote over Albert D Davis and Anthony by five over Henry D Atwood.
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Spring health cures and cautions in old remedies
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