Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Dec 10, 1884, p. 1

Notable Figures Layer Maryland to Washington and Back

Senator Bayard's son James teaches in southern Maryland while Mr. Durgin travels to Washington for a National board of health meeting. George Freeman Emery lectures at Colby University as Gen. Crawford, now in Washington, is the last surviving officer from Fort Sumter. Congressman Arnot improves physically after a gas explosion, yet shows signs of mental strain. Mrs. Blaine delays active social engagement this season as prominent Washington figures gather for readings and recollections.

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Bayard James Maryland Durgin Washington National Board of Health George Freeman Emery The Post Colby University 8. W. Crawford Fort Sumter Maj Anderson John Arnot Elmira N. Y Blaine Philadelphia Press Jere Black Hornsby White House Cleveland Bughanan J.j.hayes Chickering Hall Francis Hodgson Burnett Edwin P. Whipple Louise Chandler Moulton Ole Bull Saulsbury Delaware Prince of Wales Royal Carruthers Sir Robert Peel Culloden Mr. Carruthers the Shepherd England Weel Gentleman's Magazine Charles P. Clark New York and New England Railroad Clark Stekholders Boston

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Dewy in Brief News Roundup From The Eric Herald

William S. Scott’s Eric Herald reports a $20,000 suit by C A Flitchecock, a Republican politician, over defalcation allegations. William Menken, killer of Katie Broedhoft, is sentenced in Binghamton to be hanged January 21, 1585. Donald Harold, injured on a Michigan Central train, regains consciousness and may survive. Grafton town hall is rededicated with remarks by D B Hubbard and Joseph Podge. Mike Coleman, Bridgeport desperado, held in St Louis, sought in Chicago for alleged murder of Tim Mahoney. Barnhart and Anderson acquitted in Oregon murder case. US Circuit Court rules state courts lack jurisdiction over crimes in Indian reservations. Alice Vance’s Spartansburg arson arrest shocks community. fires raise suspicions of wider incindiary acts. Mary Caldwell of New York offers $300,000 for Catholic university foundation led by plenary council. 12 bishops and laymen to oversee, location to be New York area. Baltimore steamboat collision inquiry blames crew on both ships. Capt Clark loses license, Capt Hooper cleared.

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William S. Scott Eric Herald C. A. Flitchecock The Herald William Menken Katie Broedhoft Binghampton N. Y Donald Harold Michigan Central Grafton D. B. Hubbard the Building Committee Joseph A. Podge Mike Coleman Bridgeport Tim Mahoney Barnhart Anderson Oregon Unatilla Reservation Cady United States Circuit Court United States Alice Vance Spartansburg D. C Col. Hammett Paedet River Mary G. Caldwell New York City Gibbens Baltimore William Lawrence Decatur A. Hiller Chesapeake Bay Ee Hooper J. F. Clark Decatur MH. Miller Clark Capt. Hooper Biuwe

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Fire damages and injuries reported in Boston area blast

A benzine barrel exploded outside Gould & Co at No 71 Blackstone Street in Boston, setting a fire that damaged the store and stock, owner Raynor estate. Richard Ryan, 16, sustained burns and lacerations and was hospitalized. Insurance covers $9,500. Elsewhere brief telegraph reports note multiple fires in Springfield and other towns with varying losses and few injuries.

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Gould & Co Blackstone Street Raynor Richard Ryan Cooper Street Ile Massachusetts General Hospital Perkins Street Jamaica Ann Telegraph Springfield Mass Albert W. Hen Thompsonville Conn Albert W. Alden Wallace Clark B. ¥. Lord North British Company Allen Aéton Niagara North British Continental B.F. Lord Lord Puraapelpha Bs North Street Scott Paper Company Gimstea Geo. C. Miller & Co Howards & Decker RB. H. Heppee Jesup Shenandoam Trenton Thomas Barlow Fitzgerald Barrow Pouchklepsie N. Y Tarrytown M. J Dee Witzgibbons & Crisp Lawrence Masa Franklin House Srugfield Claure

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Democrats Sweep City Election Victory and Key Races

In a sweeping city election the Democrats secured mayor Hugh O'Brien by 3144 votes in a total of 51,846, gaining a complete control with 41 Democrats to 31 Republicans on the common council. Col. Isaac Hull Wright won street commissioner. the entire Democratic school ticket was elected. Voters reported rapid counting with precinct reports early. celebrations centered on Parker's and the first Irish mayor milestone. Several aldermanic contests favored Democrats, while women candidates for school committee were defeated amid party regularity and recount expectations. A detailed vote breakdown follows in the full account.

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Hugh O’brien Isaac Hull Wright City Hall Ward 25 Ward 21 Boston Jeremiah Mullane Parker’s Charles W. Whitten Laban Pratt P. J. Maguire Nugent Leighton Freeman William Taylor, Jr Ward John H. Lee People’s Party Eliot Harvard C. W. Eliot Samuel Eliot Ooo Los S.ce Ees Oe McKie Wee Svete Ames H. Emmons Ehae Keating John E. Lynch Bedfield Erskine Walter F. Burk M.G. Eee John H. Sullivan D Pr H. Carstensen Elishe Payne Hugh E. Brady Francis J. Murphy D Ae William H. Murphy D Seen J. B. Hebran Peneer Edwin A. White Eee Joan M Patrick Gayle I.yman H. Bigelow Wm. H. Miller Geo. N. Fisher, Jr Wanieh Edward L. Quigley Samuel Lom John P. Hilton William P. Henry F.H. Tar Osseere John D. Fraer Harvey N. Collison Patrick Kearns W.T. Bibbey G. H. Watson J. H. Agnew Eeenreee Coos Fotal Seccesesaers John Doherty James Mansfield Wm. J Richard J. Murray D Din Wm .Taylor, Jr John EcNelly I. D EE. BE. Mulls Fred Butler Wi. Andrews Ward Nine Fotal Herbert L. Harding R & Ib Ave Joseph R. Lomasney Geo. H. Elson Armstrong Eace Eis Benj. B. Jenks Ward Ten Thomas J. Lane A.K. Tilden P. W. Connell Edward P.fisk Daniel F. Farrar Reueeetenee Jacob Fottler Sud Wright KF. S. Hawes Sseers Hugh Montague Sesaderes Ae M. J. Fitzgerald Anne Wees Wee Thomas J. Denny M .H. Burke E J. Jenkins Smith B. Www ’. Jr. Whitmore J B. Hayes B. Dodge B . A. McLaughlin Venus Tate Anne Sane Geo F. H. Murray Ward 2 Wred T. Donnelly Lees Mactin T. Folam Alvan Simonds James Walker Kk, . Webster T. BR I. C. Curtis Fee J. D Mungovera Donovan D. Wiley Roe Ward Seeers Wm. A. Daly Wm. P. Cherrington James Murphy Bee Seeen Thos Gegin F. Bell Bwg P. J. Conlon T.yman Locke Dennis A. Horgan Seers Wail J. Edward Lappen Michael Garrity Saamuel Kelley Robert Provan A. ©. Richmond J. P. Carroll R.A. Sullivan M. P. Carrell Welch David F. Barry Dicessseeee John W. Hayes Richard Murphy William Tuttle William B. Cutler James P. Gordon Wiliam English Martin J O’ Melia George K. Evans Francis L. White William BE. Hodgkins Preoman Jacob Levi John Albree Edward J. Hathorns Chas. W. Whitcomb Woot BOS teriDgZesserereeeee Ccusvndsee Aceve J.J. McNamara Dee Een Neene Thomas O'Flynn Loy T. F. Falian Augustus Bacon,Jr S. W. Fairbanks J. W. Renmiricks James Horning Acta Richards DB Hart Aesereeemeee Seeerrs Pre Lissesesseereree A. Strange K. Riddle Wee Reevesere Bob John Murphy D. Oe H. D. Bradt R. W. Meachum J. B. Graham Coors Odt Jousene A.w.ersey Hart P. H. Costello Eeree D. Mealiane S Franc B. Kelly V. Bil Ward Ayerres Aeee Cour Sane Eeesseeeestrert Sereener Cssccess Beweene Sestesees J. W. Gardner Henry F. Coe A D M.D. Ayres Charles H. Wise Edward P. Butler Rex F.E Brigham Seteeeemees Bromwich B. P Oakman R. D Wareta J. W. Brown Austin Bigelow W. Il. H. Emmons J. EB. Lynch Bresees M. G. Lynch William A. Foss John Fuses Tso HH. Sullivan J. Murphy Wiliam H. E. Brady Grand Total Ee H. Murphy Fernald L. H. Bigelow William IL. Miller Kiath George N. Fisher, Jr Alien Samuel Lombard E. L. Quigley William J. Reagan Fattler H. Blume J. D. W. French Thomas Aven Seal Reps J. Denny M. Ht Burke K. J. Wagent R. See Jenkins M. TY. Folan Sal G. F. H. Murray Nee Keen L. Cassidy W. N. Daly William P. Cherring Min S Min S Lewes: Ward 14-- Moenhe, Deing. 951 1374 Fon ‘ Vanes Ward 15—D.A. Horgan Edward Lappeil Samuel Kelley I — Ward D. F. Barry Isaac Rosmosky Thomas J. Kelcher L. White William E. Hodgkins William English E. J. Heathorne C. W. Whitcomb J. *. McNamara Thomas O’flynn T. F. Failan F. H. Strange B. Riddle William M. Osborne James Goodman A. W. Hersey P. IH. Costello F. B. Kelis EB. P. Iuer F. E. Brigham B. P. Oakman J. V. Brown Messrs. Lynch and Bromons Messrs Sullivan Lynch Jdn Murphy Brady Mrr. Bigelow Low Bard Fraser Colligan Kearns Doherty J. H. Gallagher Reagan Taylor Mr. Harding Fiske Farrar Blome French Denny Murray Cassidy Horgan Lappen Kelley War Mr. White Garry Rosmosky Whitcomb Howard Js Albree Borne O’flynn Eyuy A. Fifield Russell D. Ellicott John W. Porter John @. Blake William ©. Collar A. Gaston John W, Pectex

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Lynn Mayor Baldwin Wins in Light Voter Lynn Election

Lynn voters approve Baldwin for mayor amid two party dynamics workingmen and citizen blocs. Baldwin, 31, a Democrat and senator from the first Kasex District, is celebrated after returns show his victory. Officials report the license question tally at 3819 yes and 1562 no.

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John KR. Baldwin Lynn Citizen’s Baldwin Bee Henry B. Lovering Iskl Kasex

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Mayor-Elect O Brien Declares Independence of Rings

The mayor-elect of the city speaks from his Roxbury home of his victory. He denounces any ring behind him, pledges fearless, economical governance, and vows to cut high taxes and extend influence across departments. Friends and neighbors visit as congratulations pour in.

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O’ Brien Brush Electric Light Company Presi-Dent O’brien Roxbury Boston

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Official correspondence details deputy marshals in Ohio election

Washington dispatch outlines a chain of letters between Marshal Wright and the attorney general regarding funding and procedures for employing United States deputy marshals in the Ohio congressional election held October 14. It cites fraud claims, force deployment, and debates over allowances, with notes on local authorities and riot fears.

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Washington Springer House Committee On Department of Justice Department United States Ohio Cincinnati Marshal Wright Phillips

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Newburyport Elects Independent Mayor and Republican Council

In Newburyport Massachusetts Thomas Co Simpson won the mayoralty as an independent candidate with 1178 votes against Moses J Fowler 979. Aldermen elected include Gerrish Whittier Boardman Evans Johnson Stanley. Council wards named with multiple Republicans prevailing. license vote 1248 yes 497 no.

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Newburyport Mass Thomas Co. Simpson Independent Citizens Moses J. Fowler Enoch Gerrish Henry Z. Whittier Thomas H. Boardman Joseph W. Evans William B. Johnson Benjamin F. Stanley Charles Noyes L. W. Sargent J. C. Stevens George O. Noyes Joseph Torrey P.M. Lougee George H. Plumer D. A. Goodwin, Jr John Burke W. F. Houston Moses Btown B. FE. Davis C. C. Stockman J. G. Thurlow A. J. Haynes Common Council

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Miners’ Bodies Recovered After Shaft Explosion in Shamokin

Four miners Noble, Fox, Duseman and Tackett died in the Henry Clay shaft incident at Shamokin. Duseman and Fox were badly burned. Noble and Tackett suffocated. Williams, injured, escaped and reports gas caused the blast when a vein tapped by the men met their lamps.

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Shamokin Noble Fox Duseman Tackett Henry Clay Williams

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Mob hangs suspect to telegraph pole in Cal

A mob in Daggett California abducted Lon Northing and William White alias Pitts who faced murder charges in the Harris killing. White was hanged from a telegraph pole while Northing was ordered to flee the country.

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Daggett Cal Lon Northing Wm. White Pitts Joseph O. Harris White Northing

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Oil Strike Reported at Cullam's Springs

New Orleans dispatch says D. T. Parker and partners struck oil at Cullam's Springs on the Tombigbee River, 139 miles above Mobile. Details are unclear due to garbled text.

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New Orleans Mobile D. T. Parker Cullam’s Springs Tombigbco River

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Senate actions in Dakota debate and liquor petitions

The Dakota senate debated reinstating amendments on the naval appropriation bill and ordered a new conference. Petitions called for constitutional prohibition of liquor. Bills introduced included a Lafayette statue and a presidents’ power to reappoint certain army officers. Debate over the Oregon railroad bill occurred, party lines noted. A bill on import duties and a proposed constitutional veto power were discussed. The lottery delivery amendment passed, and a spoliations claims bill advanced. Mr. Harrison addressed the Dakota bill before executive session and adjournment.

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Hawley Senate Yeas Oregon Ays Pakota Pion Coter Harrison

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Consideration of Inter-State Commerce Bill Resumed

The house resumed discussion on the Interstate Commerce Bill with Mr. Hewitt of New York presenting a New York chamber of commerce memorial urging rapid appropriation to meet engineers’ recommendations for harbor defenses. Mississippi’s Mr. Chalmers proposed a bill uniting state and congressional elections and adding inspectors at precincts with penalties for assaults. Mr. Barksdale spoke on constitutional support for federal regulation, while Mr. Harr criticized the Reagan substitute and cited failed 47th congress committee actions amid railroad-favoring charges.

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Hewitt New York New Congress Barksdale Mississippi House Harr Michigan Reagan Committee On Commerce Unis

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Senate Nominations and Spanish Treaty Debate

The Senate confirmed James Harlan of Iowa as presiding judge of the Alabama claims court and Walter C. Gresham of Indiana as circuit judge for the seventh circuit. Postmaster nominees named include Windsor Ward Peabody Mass Charles Brown Webster Mass William Worcester Hudson Mass Frank Nichols Warren Mass Arthur Norcross Monson Mass Joseph Dunning South Norwalk Conn Select Y St John New Canaan Conn. The Spanish Treaty faces opposition from sugar and tobacco interests. The French spoliation claims bill allows claims before the court of claims with review by Congress. The McCulloch confirmation faced procedural delays. Inauguration week will bring crowded conditions and high hotel demand.

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Senate Washington James Harlan Iowa Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims Walter C. Gresham Indiana Seventh Judicial Circuit Windsor M. Ward Peabody Mass Charles B. Brown Webster William K. Worcester Hudson, Mass Frank E. Nichols Warren Arthur D. Norcross Monson Joseph 5. Dunning South Norwalk Conn Select Y. St. John New Canaan State Department Madrid Cleveland United States Court of Claims Congress France McCulloch Hugh McCulloch the Treasury

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Organization of the Narragansett Park Association Forms

Providence December 9 At a meeting of the Narragansett track syndicate members ratified the purchase action and formed a temporary organization under Narraganset Park association to seek a charter from the legislature. Officers elected include Henry L. Fairbrother president and Walter W. Greene secretary treasurer. A charter committee was named and a $150 per share payment deadline set for members to retain voting status.

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Providence R. J Narragansett Narragansett Hotel Narraganset Park Association Henry L. Fairbrother Frank S. Stevens Horace Broodgood W. H. Greene Walter W. Greene Newton Karl Robert Morrow James Hartley Col Atweil H. Winship Old Driving Association

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Tufts Claim Questioned Over Medford Lands

Prof J F Tufts of Horton Collegiate academy in Nova Scotia writes to the press denying Nova Scotia Tufts descendants seek Medford Mass lands alleging a vast fortune. He doubts any Nova Scotia Tufts will regain ground long held by peaceful possession in Medford.

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Faiifax N.S J. F. Tufts Horton Collegiate Academy Peter Tufts Medford Mass Nova Scotia

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New England Fishery Policy Debate and Public Meeting

A New England meeting decries Canada’s fishery terms under the Washington treaty and warns that July’s end of provisions will not relieve American tube fishing losses. Delegates from major fishery ports plan a campaign with a public meeting at City Hall on December 27 to discuss action and likely attendance.

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New England Canada Nova Scotia Halifax

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Fall River Mills Face Cautious Market Outlook

Fall River manufacturers report no immediate wage cuts despite rumors of January reductions. The cotton price surge has not yet boosted print cloth margins, though the market tone improves. Some mills push one more week of suspension to curb production and revive cloth demand.

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Fall River Mass Milimen

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Labor Interests Report Widespread Wage Cuts Across Mills

Reports from multiple cities detail reduced wages and temporary shutdowns. Taunton mills faced gate closures with January 1 reopens. Hopewell and Eagle mills shut or cut output. Valley Falls resumed after idleness. Lonsdale posts 10 percent cuts. Lawrence anticipates strike at Wing & Go. Providence mills trim hours and Christmas week shutdowns. Concord to nine hour shifts. Fall River printer strike ends with partial pay. Morongahela coal miners push revival of strike amid rising shipments. Roach shipyard imposes 15 to 20 percent reductions. Pitysburb glass workers threaten strike over 28 percent cut. Steinway denies planned long shutdown of Astoria piano works.

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Taunton Whittenton Hopewell Eagle Valley Falls R&r. L Lonsdale R. I Lawrence Maas Wing & Go Eignty Providence R. I Centreville Concord N. H Faly River Mass American Print Works Iptaburg Morongahela

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Centennial Methodists Gather for Baltimore Conference

A reception for Centennial conference delegates of Methodism opened in Baltimore at the First Methodist Episcopal church with over 300 attendees. Bishops Foster Fowler and Andrew, leaders from the Methodist church South and other denominations, plus J C Price and M C Briggs spoke as Bishop Andrews welcomed guests. The service included the Lord's supper and closed the proceedings.

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Baltimore First Methodist Episcopal Church German H. Hunt Foster, Fowler and Andrew Methodist Episcopal Church Granberry and Wilson Methodist Church South Wayman M. E. Church J. C. Price D. D Methodist Zion Church of North Carolina

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Kennel Club Field Trials and Polo Games Recap

Dec 9 reports from Canton and AcousTA describe the first Kennel Club field trials conclude with Gladstone Boy defeating Medora and St Elmo IV beating Count Rapier. Polo games in AcousTA and Fall River feature Granite Citys over Deerings, and Fall River over New Bedford, with Ball and City teams noted.

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Interview Between Bayard and Cleveland in Albany

An Albany special reports Senator Bayard arrived in Albany and was hosted at the executive mansion by President elect Cleveland. They spoke late Saturday night and again Sunday morning, with Bayard departing for New York at 4:40 PM. It is unclear if Cleveland offered Bayard the secretary of state post.

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Compromising With a Railroad in New Haven

New Haven aldermen adopted the finance committee report settling the New Haven and Derby railroad debt. The city took stock in the line and received part payment on a $75,000 loan, finalizing the compromise.

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Brothers in Pawtucket Quarrel Ends With Dirk Attack

In Pawtucket tonight two brothers George and Louis Gayette quarreled at the supper table. George attacked Louis with a dirk. Louis’s injuries may prove fatal. George fled and had not been arrested at last accounts.

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Dynamiters, Royal Guards Tighten Security Amid Missing Explosives

London reports warn of possible new outrages as dynamiters’ activity spikes. Windsor Castle guards double. government buildings and stations boosted. Scotland Yard probes missing dynamite from an NB Nobeli depot. Congo talks: England’s Niger proposals accepted pending conference sanction. Prince Albert Victor may marry before asking for allowance. Nihilist counts down to trial. Mignonette murder case death sentences possible. Nile expedition to Ambukol. Arnold daughter wedding. Cary and Whitridge tied to new bride. New York, Dec. 9.

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London Windsor Castle Scotland Yard Nobeli Dynamite Company Theovernment Admiral Couret Briere de L’isle Committee of the Congo Conference England Niger Prince of Wales Rament Prince Albert Victor Count Falster Dudley Parker Tariff Committee French Chamber of Deputies Gen Sanford Vivi Stanley Pool Ambukol Matthew Arnold America Frederick W. Whitridge Messrs Cary & Whitridge New York

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Diphtheria Death Rate Rises as Disease Weakens

In New York on December 9 the diphtheria death rate climbed to 66 percent of reported cases, up from 50 percent, with last week showing 43 to 75 cases. The Union Theological Seminary building was dedicated today with President Hitchcock delivering an address. Also reported: Mandelbaune in Canada linked to burglary proceeds, Miller and Boyd indicted on false importation charges, Col. Brown died by suicide citing brain congestion, Depew declines Senate bid, bar association pushes for national bankrupt and divorce laws, and party committee purges members for disloyalty.

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Agriculture minister sees insufficient Bell patent contestation evidence

Ottawa December 9: it is understood the minister of agriculture does not regard the evidence presented against the Bell Telephone Company in the recent contestation as adequate to justify annulling the companys patent.

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Titian Bros Wholesale Firm Suspends Under Heavy Liabilities

Montreal December 9 reports TitAn Bros one of the Dominion's largest wholesale grocers has suspended with liabilities around 300 000. They are rated at between 325 000 and 200 000.

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Worcester citizens push plan for city hall funding

A portion of Worcester residents advocate allocating 300000 to 500000 for a new city hall while others oppose the proposal. The item appears among diverse local notices and political chatter from the region.

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Notable Figures Layer Maryland to Washington and Back

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Dewy in Brief News Roundup From The Eric Herald

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Fire damages and injuries reported in Boston area blast

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Democrats Sweep City Election Victory and Key Races

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Lynn Mayor Baldwin Wins in Light Voter Lynn Election

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Mayor-Elect O Brien Declares Independence of Rings

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Official correspondence details deputy marshals in Ohio election

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Newburyport Elects Independent Mayor and Republican Council

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Miners’ Bodies Recovered After Shaft Explosion in Shamokin

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Mob hangs suspect to telegraph pole in Cal

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Oil Strike Reported at Cullam's Springs

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Senate actions in Dakota debate and liquor petitions

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Consideration of Inter-State Commerce Bill Resumed

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Senate Nominations and Spanish Treaty Debate

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Organization of the Narragansett Park Association Forms

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Tufts Claim Questioned Over Medford Lands

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New England Fishery Policy Debate and Public Meeting

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Fall River Mills Face Cautious Market Outlook

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Labor Interests Report Widespread Wage Cuts Across Mills

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Centennial Methodists Gather for Baltimore Conference

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Kennel Club Field Trials and Polo Games Recap

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Interview Between Bayard and Cleveland in Albany

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Compromising With a Railroad in New Haven

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Brothers in Pawtucket Quarrel Ends With Dirk Attack

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Dynamiters, Royal Guards Tighten Security Amid Missing Explosives

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Diphtheria Death Rate Rises as Disease Weakens

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Agriculture minister sees insufficient Bell patent contestation evidence

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Titian Bros Wholesale Firm Suspends Under Heavy Liabilities

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Worcester citizens push plan for city hall funding

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