Reactions on Tariff Reformers and City Projects
The Cincinnati Enquirer praises Voorhees as a tariff reformer with a protective stance to attract votes. Vienna completes a 6 million dollar city building while Philadelphia works on a 12 million dollar project, both aimed at prosperity. The Cleveland Plain Dealer unveils a broader path to growth after hiring a new circulator. Kenna denies being a compromise for speaker. A Parisian claim about French ironclads invading the U S is questioned by the North American of Philadelphia regarding possible landings and retreat routes.
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Jeannette Courtroom Echoes Tariff and Service Reform Talk
In Jeannette court this morning, Nindermann recounted Noros and his search for Dees help amid snow and hunger, drawing strong sympathy. In Congress, sentiment favors a tariff commission recommendation and hopes for civil service reform. Admiral Nicholson to be relieved next March. Commodore Baldwin involved with lighthouse duties. Calhoun nominated rear admiral. Melville on special duty.
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Mexican Rail Exhibit Plan Aids US Mexico Trade
Secretary Griffin of the New England Manufacturers and Mechanics Institute asks Mexico to aid railways extending from the United States into Mexico in presenting full exhibits of Mexican national resources at their lines. Mexican minister Romero forwards the request and commends the plan, hoping it boosts exchange of products between the two republics.
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Band of Indians Slay Americans in Chihuahua Massacre
Report from Denver on Jah and his 200 plus followers ambushing a politico led rescue party near Casas Grandes. The attackers killed an all male relief band and five Americans including James Biggs and W McDowell from Grant County New Mexico.
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Death by own action in Rockland case tied to Ella Fish tragedy
Long Maine notices list crimes and events. Ella Fish of Bangor died in Rockland after a debauch and arsenic found amid belongings. coroner rules death by own action, with a chilling note to Frank Post. The report ties to broader state meetings, reform clubs, and railroad stockholders events in Portland and Bangor.
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Portsmouth strike ends and curfew lifted after talks
The Portsmouth strike threat by lasters is resolved as concerns agree. The city council rescinded the 9 o clock curfew order amid local agitation. A series of local incidents include injuries to a railway worker and burglaries in Laconia and Rochester. The Concord term heard several civil cases including Clark vs Amosken Manufacturing and two other actions, with adjournment to Tuesday.
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National Butter Egg Association Session Opens in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE WIS Dec 7 The National Butter Cheese and Egg association held its second day with speeches by Har ris of Strafford Conn and others Reports from committees were read and discussed Philadelphia’s J J MacDonalds was elected president A formal evening ball closed the day due to extreme cold and light attendance as delegates returned on evening trains.
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The Fascinating Mrs Poucher Becomes the Belle of Syracuse
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports C Poucher and his wife, claiming Boston origin, arriving in Syracuse on November 21. They frequented society circles at the Globe hotel, entertained elites with borrowed funds, and used bogus drafts to buy wine, dry goods, and jewelry totaling about $1,000. Detectives pursue them as stories tie to prior Boston frauds of around $5,000.
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Citizens Convene to Complete City Ticket at Tremont Temple
The municipal convention met at Tremont temple at 3 30 P M Thursday to finalize alderman nominees. Chairman Lane reported the committee selected seven Democrats and five Republicans, emphasizing locality, qualifications, availability, and governance quality to secure a good city government.
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Despatches From Chicago Report Severe Cold Across Northwest
WATE Saran dispatches from Chicago at noon yesterday describe an extremely cold wave spanning the northwest. Temperatures dropped to 15 below in Sioux Falls and Minneapolis, with winds and blizzards hitting St. Louis and Ohio rail travel delayed by heavy snow and frozen canals in Ontario and New York. Telegraph lines were prostrated and communication hindered throughout the region.
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Reception for Joseph Cook by Boston Young Men's Christian Association
A Thursday reception hosted by the YMCA honored Joseph Cook. President Woodworth praised Cook as Boston’s best known citizen abroad, and Rev. A. J. Gordon welcomed him, noting unresolved quarrels from the lectureship committee have ended with his return. Cook spoke of his India and Japan lectures and compared British and American YMCA scenes before engaging with attendees in the parlors.
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Lynn Billiard Tournament Concludes With Top Prizes Awarded
The amateur championship in Lynn closes after six weeks with Dow winning six of seven to take first prize of 350 dollars. Brockaway takes second with five wins two losses. Wade and Burdette tie for third with four and three. Entrants will play off for third next week. Also reports Cambridge River Road service changes and a Norfolk county grand jury indictments.
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What He Says About Boston Streets
Mr P F Wilton known as the plunger and street cleaning contractor for New York says European cities use layered durable pavements and contrasts Boston with proper long term officials. He notes Boston keeps its street crew for decades and declined Yale offers, preferring stable work.
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