Senator Whyte Likely Not Seeking Senate Re election
It is understood among his Maryland friends that Senator Whyte will not seek another term. He is confined to his house with erysipelas of the leg and cannot leave for some time. Mrs Whyte remains seriously ill and the ex Governor has been at her side. He has stated he does not intend to run again, a decision seen as a national loss given his stature.
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O Ben Hills Urges State Lines Not to Blot Out
The Cincinnati Commercial quotes O Ben Hill opposing imperial cures and warns against erasing state lines, noting the paper’s stance that lines exist for convenience and should be preserved.
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Quiet Boston election reelects Mayor Prince by slim plurality
Boston voters backed Mayor Prince with 18 594 votes to 16 063 for Stebbins a plurality of 2 531 and a majority of 1 782 with a Democratic board of aldermen and a Republican council majority 41 to 31 Elections were also held in Lynn Salem Newburyport Lowell and Worcester The Hayden trial in Worcester closed its testimony and a strong plea was delivered for the prisoner Supreme Court Justice Hunt resigns Senate to consider Edmunds for replacement and Romney for War secretary nominations were sent to the Senate Gen Crant traveled from Logansport Indiana to Louisville yesterday
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Washington dispatch reports a House Commerce Committee hearing on the steamboat bill to repeal the 1851 inland discrimination law, Reagan’s inter State Commerce bill slated for Friday, and GOP internal shifts. It notes Republican National Committee leadership rumors with Conkling, Platt, and McCormick, plus Reagan aborting his half‑reserve coin bill to avoid contracting currency. Boston Mayor Prince’s re election praised by Democrats and many Republicans.
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Republicans Oppose War Claims Disclosure in Senate Debate
In Washington on December 9, Republicans clashed over a resolution calling for a Treasury tabulation of government payments since 1866 on Civil War claims. Democrats Davis and Cockrell sparred over dates and scope, with Edmunds pushing to include private as well as public claims and the hour expiring before action could be taken.
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Debates on gold standard and silver coins dominate House bills
Washington bills aim to redefine dollars in terms of grains of silver and gold. Proposals include restoring old definitions, setting aside $110 million in coin for redemption, and retiring national bank notes for United States notes. Other measures push gold and silver legal tender, tax the note issues, or repeal the specie resumption act.
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Resolutions in Regard to Irish Affairs Introduced in Congress
U S congressmen Frost and Gillette introduce joint resolutions urging sympathy for Ireland facing famine and oppressive landlord systems. They request the President to press Britain for a plan allowing Irish peasants to own the soil they work, aiming for equal laws and self government.
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Senate Finance Committee Opens Regular Session Docket
The Senate Finance Committee in Washington holds its first regular meeting of the session, organizing a docket of sixty six bills and private claims. A special meeting is planned for Friday to advance the docket, while banking and currency matters face no immediate action. The Bayard currency resolution awaits Supreme Court guidance in the Chittenden v. Baylor case. The Senate confirmed Secretary McCrary as United States Circuit Judge for the Eighth Circuit without debate.
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The Boston Post-Office nomination of Tobey for postmaster of Boston has not yet been reported back to the Senate from the Committee on Post-offices. The Ways and Means Committee directs a two week recess from December 19. Congressman Loring filed his brief in Boynton vs Loring and gave Gen Butler ten days to answer.
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Ute Question Dominates Cabinet Talks on Surrender Plan
Washington dispatches outline General Hatch receiving surrendering Utes with fair trial by military commission outside Colorado and New Mexico. Ouray’s cautious stance and wary Denver report describe Indian leaders arming for possible conflict and Ouray’s view of Washington as world center.
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Gloucester Fisheries Disaster: Over Ten Percent Lost This Year
Gloucester Mass December reports Cape Ann Advertiser will publish a three column list of lost fishermen and ships. The year saw 30 vessels gone, 1,980 tons lost, 240 lives lost, 219 fatherless children, 150 widows, with insured losses of $94,185 and total trade losses of $1,148,309 since 1830. The record spans many years with recurring calamities and ongoing absence of Andrew Leighton and Harry C Mackey.
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Albany report shows capital ten million dollars with receipts from passengers freight and other sources while payments for transportation total eighteen thousand. Texas and Pacific stockholders authorize a mortgage to extend from Fort Worth toward Rio Grande and plan to swap trusted stock for Texas and Pacific Railway shares. Boston financiers secure Hamilton and Dayton loan for 6 percent bonds to retire first mortgage debt. Cheshire Railroad leases Monadnock Railroad for a term and will begin operations immediately.
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Pittsfield Woolen Strike Spurs Demands Across Mills
Strikes by weavers and spinners at Russell's woolen mill in Pittsfield begin yesterday and continue today as workers push for a 10 percent raise. Russell owners say they will only bargain with workers who return to work, signaling unconditional surrender if met. At L Pomeroy Sons mills similar protests arise with 2 10 percent claims. Ringleaders are discharged and others resume work amid widespread unease about potential spread of wage demands.
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Hayden case at New Haven jury tour of Rockland scene
The Hayden murder trial enters its eighth day in Worcester with defense calling Dr. J B Treadwell and witnesses detailing alleged motives and arsenic evidence. The court rules exclude some testimony while jurors tour the Rockland scene, viewing the murder site and related locations in Guilford and Rockland amid a court-ordered excursion.
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Municipal Election Roundup Across New England Cities
In Lowell Worcester and Newburyport Workingmen consolidate power with Mayor Sanderson and a full Alderman board re elected. City Hall rotunda hear speeches from Sanderson and C W Fogg as votes tally across mayor and school committees. Keene Newburyport Lowell Worcester report varied outcomes in mayoral races and aldermanic seats. Worcester re elects Frank H Kelley as mayor with a strong Republican aldermanic showing.
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Thieves Struck North Adams Liquor Warrants Theft
In North Adams Massachusetts three weeks ago unknown burglars raided the district court clerk Bowers office and stole appealed liquor warrants. Police suspect local officers bribed by liquor dealers. detectives seek leads. Also reports describe burglaries at a Union Street home and Cutter's boarding house with no clues yet.
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Mexican political shifts and arrests reported in Havana
The City of Alexandria brings City of Mexico news to November 30. Gen Gonzales is arrested and confined for conspiracy. Gov Charles of Coahuila resigns over federal jurisdiction in Sierra Mojada, opposed by the Legislature. Diaz predicts the oath of office will guarantee rights. Ignacio Mariscal named Minister of Justice. Sonora rebellion deemed local and unimportant.
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Forty five Georgians depart for land in Arkansas and Texas
Forty five emigrants from Meriwether county Georgia trek toward Arkansas and Texas to buy land amid rising emigrant fever. In Waterford Ontario a hotel dispute left Michael Donly of St Thomas fatally stabbed by William Lewis of the same railway line. Lewis arrested. Ex congressman Morey of Louisiana denies refugee claims and explains travel to attend railroad sale in New Orleans. Governor Robinson hears a petition seeking reprieve for Orlando Greenfield in a Syracuse murder case based on new evidence involving an Auburn convict. In Missouri a court awards the National Bank receiver $242,363 against Illinois and St Louis Bridge Company. Ship news notes the Hansa arrival from Bremen and an Open Sea grounding near Hell Gate. Local pottery firm Palmer Bachelder & Co reports demand for Haviland pieces and plaques.
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Swindling Immigrant Agent Dupes Immigrants in Montreal
The Italian Consul in Montreal reports Richard Burns of Antwerp has posed as a Canadian immigrant agent and misrepresented the labor market. He actually represents steamship lines to secure passage commissions, leaving Italian German and French immigrants dependent on their consuls for subsistence.
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Wrestling Title Bout Ends With Miller Victory
In Baltimore on December 9, William Miller defeats Bauer in a championship wrestling match winning two falls to Bauer's one. Miller takes the first and third falls while the second goes to Bauer, with the bout lasting under two hours.
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