Exporter critique of Gibson trade treaty sparks rebuttal
Boston letter argues the Exporter downplays the United States need and Cuba Porto Rico trade potential. It counters population and revenue claims, asserts sugar dominates value, labels treaty terms as weak, and questions the writer’s motives and connections to sugar exports.
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Oglesby recounts near drowning as boy in Pantagraph piece
Gov Richard J Oglesby recalled his boyhood drowning scare while swimming with friends. He described sinking three times, feeling a life passing before him, and nearly dying before being rescued and revived after an hour of rescue efforts.
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Evarts and diplomat duties blamed or praised
Washington correspondence recalls Evarts high, then critiqued. A reader recounts a purported instruction to a European envoy: if the diplomatic service does well, the department gets credit. if it errs, the diplomatic service bears the blame.
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Fate of Spanish treaty settled by publication of terms
Special despatch from Washington reports opposition to the Spanish treaty and criticism of its terms. Revenue reformers oppose Cuban sugar free to avoid harming tariff cuts. protectionists fear tariff interference. House members say treaties trespass on revenue-origin powers and warn free Cuban sugar may not lower prices. Hawaiian treaty cited as caution. Manufacturers may lose in home market but gain abroad. two-thirds vote needed. New Hampshire governor likely to appoint W E Chandler to fill Blair’s Senate seat until June.
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Barker Before the Springer Committee Sparks Insulted Exchange
Washington dispatch reports a tense session of the Springer committee with J. J. Barker testifying on the first comptroller’s office treasury investigation. Milliken pressed questions prompting Barker to protest insults as the panel pressed ahead, with remarks about who runs the investigation and a sharp retort about the “butt end” of the effort.
Attendance Exposition Opening In New Orleans Dec 16
Congress adopts a concurrent resolution noting public service demands prevent attendance at the New Orleans exposition opening. The president will inaugurate it by telegraph and electricity from the White House, with a delegation attending from each state or territory.
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Tragic Fire Claims Three Teen Girls In Hidden Blaze
A cellar fire trapped three girls who fled down a ladder and fell injuring one. Outside watchers saw two near a window as flames forced them back. After the blaze was controlled the bodies of Frances Messmer 14 Annie Lynch 28 and Kilten Colgate 17 were found near the window. Their faces were burned while other parts remained unscathed. The origin was in the cellar and the cause is unknown.
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Ejected from Covent Garden Woman Wins Verdict
Mrs Weldon sues Mr Riviere for ejecting her from Covent Garden theatre and wins a verdict though jurors disagree on damages. Costs fall to Riviere. Separate dispatches report Madagascar fighting as Gen Miot advances with 1200 men capturing forts and five Hova guns with light French losses. Other items note Ottoman atrocities in Macedonia, Segal France Senegal cable, Vienna markets weak, and tariffs unchanged on rye and maize.
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Regulations on Importing Old Rags Circulated for Feedback
Washington December circulars new rules for old rag imports require disinfection before landing. Acceptable methods include boiling at pressure or non pressure, sulfur dioxide gas with brimstone, or steam disinfection in base rooms. Certificates from inspectors and consular authentication apply.
Destructive Fire Ravages New Bedford Stores on Purchase Street
A fierce blaze at 8:20 p m destroyed Haskell and Tripp dry goods, damaged nearby shops and a jewelry store on Purchase Street New Bedford Massachusetts. Losses include Haskell and Tripp stock about 70000 dollars and buildings valued around 25000 with several insured amounts. Firemen were briefly injured by ladder mishap as flames spread through multiple storefronts.
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Postmaster Arrested for Soliciting Funds Under Civil Service Rules
Martin R. Melt assistant postmaster of Grand Rapids was before a U S commissioner and posted bail set at 1000 to answer to charges of soliciting funds from government employees for campaign purposes in violation of civil service rules. The case adjourned to December 20. The New York Civil Service league filed the complaint alleging papers asking for contributions were left on desks and receipts signed by the Republican county committee chairman were received.
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Moderate Wage Reductions Ordered by Pittsburg Mills
Carnegie Bros. and Co operating the Union iron mills in Pittsburg Pa announce a wage cut from 1 to 15 percent for all workers not under the Amalgamated association scale. The Isabella Blast Furnace Co also cuts wages by 10 percent while rents for company houses fall 10 percent to offset the change.
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Methodism Centenary Conference Sees Resolutions Offered
Bishop Fowler presided at Baltimore centenary conference as resolutions were debated and sent to committees. Rev. C K Marshall of Mississippi urged a universal hymn book for all Methodist branches. Bishop Campbell praised Methodism for aiding colored churches and cited records of progress.
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Iron ore receipts and dock stocks in Lake Erie ports
Iron Trade Review figures show 1984 Lake Erie port iron ore arrivals totaling 1,533,117 tons, down from 1,642,689 tons the prior year. Dock stocks at season end stood at 1,038,135 tons, versus 1,045,005 tons last year. In Cleveland and Ashtabula the December 1 surplus on docks rose 15 percent from the previous year.
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Young Meyers, Lizzie Jones implicated in South Boston larceny
Henry W. Meyers, eight, named principal, with Lizzie Jones and an unnamed old man as accessories, held in custody for larceny in South Boston. Meyers stole his mother's bank book for 870 dollars, Lizzie withdrew the funds from Provident Bank, and the old man mortgaged the furniture while the parents were away. Police detained them on suspicion as they hurried to spend the money.
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Poisoning Case Strikes Davres Household in Ohio
In Davres Ohio a house occupied by H H Richards and family and Mrs Herman Keiser and family saw a mysterious poisoning after dinner. Mrs Keiser, Mr Richards, his wife and three children all became terribly sick and are in critical condition, water suspected as the contaminant.
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Obscene Campaign Scandals Roil House War Over Warmer's Speech
The House wrestles with a heated dispute between A J Warner of Ohio and J D Taylor of Ohio over a published speech and alleged campaign methods. Warner accuses Taylor of prejudicial printing and unfair remarks while Taylor defends his actions amid partisan eruptions and procedural rulings.
Electrical Exhibition Promises Progress at Mechanic's Building
The American electrical exhibition shows notable improvements at the Mechanics building. Edison’s complete private exhibit with 62 cases arrives and a phonograph will be placed. The Bidwell electric railway wows visitors with a two-car train circling the gallery and power supplied by Weston works. The system demonstrates multi use current powering cars lights and machines, with surface or elevated road options and a viaduct contact method for power.
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Opening of the Show Next Tuesday in New Orleans
New Orleans reports preparations for the World exposition opening next Tuesday. Exposition works expand to add more than 500 exhibitor spaces with a 499 foot iron building and a 400 foot addition. Government and information offices at 164 Gravier Street will aid visitors day and night free of charge. 25,000 people including exhibitors and staff are in the city with no major accommodation strain.
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Rolte's Watch. Lew Brown in Custody for Alleged Robbery
Lew Brown, known baseball player, was arrested on a warrant by fifth division officers on a Dec 9 bartenders ball night at Turn hall. Nolte, Turn hall janitor, says Brown seized his gold watch and chain worth 125 dollars during a disturbance and that Nolte later recovered it through an illicit deal. Police seek the accomplice who received 325 dollars from Nolte.
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Albany Capitol: immense granite building and costly expansion
The Albany state capitol is described as a vast nearly white granite structure with a large basement and sub basement housing mechanicals. It spans street to street before an old public square where the original capitol stood, costing $120,000 then. The new capitol has cost $16.4 million with potential final costs of $10 million more, far surpassing the old building's price and era.
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National Board of Health Proposed in Federal Health Bill
Washington dispatch describes the National Conference of State Boards of Health backing a bill to create a national board of health with broader powers. It would include one member from each state board, regulate quarantine rules, and authorize enforcement against foreign vessels. The president could suspend entry from infected ports and set up special sessions if needed. The bill allocates 590000 dollars and repeals conflicting acts. Representative Beach calls it highly important and will pursue early committee action.
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Massachusetts Polo League Clubs Clash Over Forfeits
The Massachusetts polo league faces controversy as the Paris club refused to play at the institute rink after agreeing to, and the Brockton Citys forfeited a game to the Bay States of Chelsea despite being present. The record lists standings by games and goals with Bay States Chelsea leading, Brockton Citys, Globes Haverhill, and others trailing amid mixed results and forfeits.
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Forfeited Brockton Citys noted in general baseball scoring
Boston papers discuss a uniform scoring system for baseball with a planned follow up next week. Salem and Peabody polo teams met in Salem with Salem winning three goals to one. Woburn and Lowell polo clash ended 3-1 after a tight match. Featherweight champion George Seddons died in Brooklyn after arranging a sparring event. Portland Granite Citys beat Deerings in a polo game three straight goals in 25 minutes.
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Husband Charged in Chelsea Murder Case at Front Street
Chelsea police found Mrs Ann Kilroy dead at 14 Front Street with a head injury and man 70 year old Michael Kilroy charged with murder. Dr Putnam assessed fatal injuries. neighbors cite alcohol and possible accidental fall. Kilroy held for examination. witnesses bound at $200 each.
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Leighton Declared Elected In Fourth Aldermanic Race
The Aldermanic Account shows the recount of votes in the Fourth and Ninth Districts is complete. Edwin P. Leighton is proclaimed the winner in the Fourth District with no material errors found in the Ninth. Ward returns and recount figures are listed, showing Leighton ahead in the Fourth and confirming results in the Ninth.
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Health Officials Ban Rock and Rye Candy Over Dangers
Health Commissioner Raymond of Brooklyn bans the manufacture of Rock and Rye Candy after fuses oil is found in the product. Massachusetts authorities also test Rock and Rye Tablets sold to children and identify fusel oil and glucose as dangerous ingredients.
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Harbor Body Identified Amid Cries for Help
Captain Tyrer reports hearing cries for help from the water near the city side around sunset. The recovered body is believed to be Benjamin McAllister, about 50 years old, 5 feet 10 inches, 160 pounds, with gray hair and whiskers. He wore a dark brown overcoat and attire, and the remains were taken to the morgue.
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NEW ENGLAND NOTES AND INCIDENTS OF THE WEEK
The Holyoke Machine company will run on three quarters time next week. M Johnson of South Gardiner Maine fatally injured by shafting at Hollingsworth Whitney paper mill. J F Hervey of Worcester received back pension of 10260 and will obtain 50 a month as guardian to his insane son. Patrick Foley found dead at Burns wharf Gloucester after being missing since Tuesday. Verdict for defendant in Benjamin J GM) vs town of Hooksett. Alexander Lacare held for hiring and disposing of unrecovered stable team. Mixed train on Ashuelot railroad broke near Sawyer's crossing injuring Conductor Garrett and Brakeman Higgins. freight cars derailed. Attempt to wreck New England road train at Still River Bridge Danbury Connecticut discovered before arrival. Burglars at Lee's cotton mill Westport attempted to force safe, damaged picking room, stock and machinery worth 1000 insured. Mrs Pratt of Fitchburg badly burned and mother feared fatally injured by kerosene lamp fire. children unharmed. house lightly damaged.
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Obituary notices of notable 19th century figures
Obituaries report the deaths of Capt Elihu C Kelley in New Bedford on December 11, Pennsylvanian reform orator William Wannemacher at 28, Theodore Levy of Levy Bros in New York, Capt Lyman Wiswell of Winterport, Rev John B Dearing of Bartlett NH, Naval officer Lewis S York in New York at 83, French General Emilie Felix Fleury, Commander S Dana Green USN, Seth P Carpenter of Milford, and Rev Adin Ballou noting his remarks on Carpenter’s role in Milford Framingham rail efforts and local history.
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Winterport
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Mother Mandelbaum released on vagrancy charge
News in brief reports Mother Mandelbaum’s Friday release in Hamilton Gat from custody on vagrancy. Also notes assignees of Greensburg Pa bank report condition and creditors get about eight cents on the dollar. Additional items include Syracuse injunction ruling against The Secre tary, execution of murderer Warren Price in Georgia, and a gasometer collapse in St. Louis reducing storage capacity.
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Promotions and political chatter in New England towns
Mr C G Burgess of Brunswick Maine may be promoted to postmaster there. Robert J Burdette who spoke at West Randolph Vermont declined $100 and gave $75 to a reading room after a fire loss. The third Hillsboro county native to be Maine state insurance commissioner candidate list grows to six or more. Captain Rundlett of Wiscasset rumored as Waldoboro collector. Hall once did the job.
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Resignation of Cambridge railroad superintendent Hapgood
Richard Hapgood resigns after 24 years with the Cambridge and Union roads. The Medford Mercury advocates a new city uniting Malden Melrose Stoneham Winchester Medford, stressing shared interests in Spot Pond and the Middlesex Fells and urging park control for the region.
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Thief Nabbed After Breaking Into Kenney Brewery
Roxbury officers arrested John Kiley on a breaking and entering charge after seeing him remove a basement grate at James W. Kenney's Terrace street brewery and enter the cellar. Taps had been left open and stock ale wasted prior to his capture.
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Governor nominates state officials and notaries public
Augusta Me December 12 The governor has named nominees for trial justices Coroner notaries public and justices of the peace and quorum across several towns including Springvale Farmington Bucksport Calais Hallowell Skowhegan Portland Lewiston Centre Lebanon and more along with public notaries in Ban gor Waterville Belfast and Bath.
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Egremont Mystery Ends as Newman's Grave Opens Undisturbed
In Springfield on December 12, Estella Newman's grave was opened and found undisturbed. A large crowd including town officers witnessed the event and relief was voiced that the sensational case is closed.
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Sagacious North Carolina Ram Robs Persimmon Trees
In Sandy Creek township J A Adcosk owns a remarkable ram noted for distinguishing persimmon trees from others. The sheep butt the tree from a short distance, shake off fruit, eat, then resume grazing. He also tried the same method on apple trees but with unknown success.
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Dover Elopement Suspected Involving Mrs. Robinson
Dover New Hampshire December 12 Mrs Fannie Robinson wife of George H Robinson left home last Tuesday and is said to have eloped with Aden Cook with whom she was reportedly intimate. The incident has stirred local attention.
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Milan Opera Company Brings Grand Boston Season to Close
Boston audiences savor Il Trovatore with a strong Milan cast led by Marchesi and Peri as Leonora. Giannini and Mestress earn ovations in key numbers while the Kiralfy Excelsior promises dazzling scenes and electricity aided by Belvedere and Illumination. The Boylston Club opens its twelfth season with Schumann and Brahms selections, and a grand complimentary benefit for J. Burton Key features arias and ensembles from Lucia, Rigoletto, Aida, Ernani, and Ballo in Maschera.
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Weather signals reach from Hatteras to Boston
For the New England states the forecast is colder and severally fair with northerly winds. For the Middle Atlantic States expect colder conditions with clearing weather and northerly winds. Cautionary signals extend from Hatteras to Boston.
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Boston Entertainment Listings in Afternoon and Evening
The Boston program page lists events at multiple venues including Grand Opera House with Glose and Fantasma performances, Madison Square Theatre Co presenting Called Back, Bijou Theatre with McCaull Opera, Howard Athenium offering Dominick Murray in Bacapead, and Hanlons in Fantasma, all scheduled for afternoon and evening showings.
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Mining stock closing prices from San Francisco market
San Francisco officials report the day’s mining stock closes with prices for Biices cavovessecconcae GO SMORCOMingyicccerresiases BMNCHOT and others. The list includes Best and Belcher Crown Point Eureka Gould & Curry Yellow Jacket Hale & Norcross Con. Pac and more, reflecting mixed movement in the mining sector.
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Notice on Consumption and Dr. Pierce's Remedy
A dated health notice warns of consumption as a deadly lung disease indicated by pimples blotches and ulcers. It touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the great remedy for blood origin diseases claiming it improves appetite digestion builds up the system and aids nutrition.
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Paris to Vienna by Bicycle Seeks Coca Tonic Aid
Narrative by M. Laumaill e details a bicycle trek from Paris to Vienna over about 760 miles in just over two days. The piece touts Coca Beef Tonic as a marvellous reinforcer against hunger fatigue and illness, claiming medical endorsement and wide use.
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Unique Xmas Gifts From Potter Shell Factory
A full line of tortoise shell jewels combs hair pins and novelties from the world renowned Potter's shell factory Providence is for sale at No 45 Winter street Boston where orders may be left for special repair work Signs of every description furnished by C Henry Adams No 325 Washington street New firms or those moving to new quarters will please take notice Order at once if you want good work
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!