Green defeats Palmer for mayor in light turnout election
Dr Samuel A Green the citizens and republican candidate for mayor wins over Albert Palmer the democratic nominee by about five hundred votes. Prohibitionists lose while Butlerism boosts democrat turnout in some wards. Complete returns appear in our news columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Green
Citizens
Albert Palmer
Gen. Butler
Palmer
Gov. Long
Henry L. Dawes
Thomas Talbot
George 8. Boutwell
Dr Green Victory Cited In Government Funding Talk
The report states the victory by Dr Green overturns republican options and projects that $340,562,507 will be needed to run the U S government for the coming fiscal year. It warns the outlay may exceed that figure by about $100,000,000.
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Dr. Green
United States
English magnates new opera house statue stirs debate
Critics say William H. English displays poor taste by decorating his new opera house with a full figure marble statue of his wife reflecting social contrasts and public sentiment about cultural patronage.
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William H. English
Beecher quote on sanity and crime sparks debate
The remarks on hanging sane criminals spark debate about justice in the nation. The text notes Natal colonists’ finances rose by $500000 in 1880 vs 1879, crediting troop money, while warning a possible future backlash. It concludes that wars do not yield long term benefits.
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Natal
Transvaal
Zululand
Pall Mall Gazette
Virginias Senate Tug of War Shapes National Standoff
The passage notes Mahone and allies repudiating Republicans to push Riddleberger for the United States Senate. It argues Riddleberger may be seen as preferable to a strong Democrat like Johnston, but warns the nation will blame Arthur and his stalwart followers for placing power in the hands of Riddleberger and Mahone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Mahone
Riddleberger
United States Senate
Johnston
Arthur
Senate
Pallbearers at John W. Forney Funeral Listed
The pallbearers included Winfield Hancock Samuel J Randall Daniel E Sickles Andrew G Curtin Emanuel B Hart Louis C Cassidy Daniel Dougherty William D Kelley George W Childs and Aleck K McClure. Nine had held political fellowship with Forney, seven Democrats three former Republicans and one independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Forney
Winfield
Hancock
Samuel J. Randall
Daniel E. Sickles
Andrew G. Curtin
Emanuel B. Hart
Louis C. Cassidy
Daniel Dougherty
William D. Kelley
George W. Childs
Aleck K. McClure
Forney
McClure
Election Night Quiet and Rum Spoils Mayor Victory
Early returns came in promptly with Mayor Green widely reported. The city buzzed with aldermanic race talk as crowds thinned after mayor results. Hotels hosted business figures while City Hall stayed lively with ward observers and reporters. The new mayor greeted callers including friends and newspaper men, while some attempted to sample his rum, only to find him away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Boston
State House
Noon Hall
Samuel A. Green
Quincy House Association
Albert Palmer
Board of Aldermen
Spenceley
South Boston Railroad
Common Council
Meionaon
Dan. S. Smalley
Emily A. Fifield
Quincy House
Citizens
Beaumont
Haldeman
Aathis Whitten
Curtis
Brighton
Whitmore
Brighton Park
Meionnon Hall
Cattle Fair Citizens
Bigelow
Goodenough
Lee
Newburyport and Lowell Vote Outcomes in Municipal Races
Newburyport residents backed Benjamin Hate with 1 121 votes for mayor as Robert Couch won 792. Aldermen include Gerrish Stickney Dodge Derochemont Winkley Rowe. Lowell elected George Runnels mayor amid anti license majority of about 300. Worcester chose Elijah Stoddard mayor with license approved by 3461 to 3105.
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Newburyport
Mass
Yeas
Robert Couch
Citizens
Benjamin Hate
Ind
Eroch Gerrish
Thomas P. Stickney
Nathan D. Dodge
Charles H. Derochemont
J. Otis Winkley
Jacob T. Rowe
Common Council
Stephen Peabody
Daniel P. Noyes
Kaward F. Bartlett
Hiram P. Mackintosh
Wm. Holker
Charles W. Kimball
Willard J. Hale
P. H. Blumpey, Jr
John W. Ricker
Thomas H.davis
Berkely Johnson
Charles C. Steckman
Daniel W. Cate
Simon Wilson
B. Ames
L. Bryant
Frank BK. Cutler
Benjaminf. Stanley
George E. Currier
Charles Noyes
Frank W. Putnam
Harris C. Pearson
Lowell
George Runnels
J.A.G. Richardson
Merrimack
Worcester
Elijah B. Stoddard
Calvin L. Hartshorn
Ice Perils and Town Developments in Early Maine News
Reports from Maine describe drownings at Barring and Old Harbor Pond, with Hinchy age 10 and Arey age 24 lost to the ice and body recoveries noted. Limerick towns approve a narrow gauge line to Waterboro, while West Great Works mills restarted by W E Pearson & Co. A Bangor grocer, George E Adams, failed after moving to Minneapolis with 15000 capital and 40000 inheritance. A Lewiston wagon accident injures D F Long and others, with skull fracture risks for Joseph Iller. multiple teams capsized as icy conditions persist and a bright ice crop outlook appears if winter remains open.
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James Hinchy
Barring
Limerick
Portland
Rochester
Waterboro
West Great Works
Penobscot
W. £. Pearson
Old Harbor Pond
Wiaithbaven
George E. Adams
Bangor
Minneapolis
Minn
Tribune
The
Lewiston
D. F. Long
Long
Joseph Iller
Vermont items: dairy meeting in Rutland and railroads listed
The Vermont winter dairy meeting will be held in Rutland on January 18 and 19. Vermont railroads include the Bennington Cut Off and Lake Champain and Lake Ontario lines. The grand jury in Bennington county indicted Edson L. Fuller for murder and James Burns for forging nursery stock orders. jury not yet complete. Joab W. Dailey of Fairhaven reportedly failed with $1,000 liabilities. The state board of agriculture schedules farmers meetings in West Concord and Bradford in December. T. T. Thompson recovered a $15,000 judgment against the Freewill Baptist institution at Lyndon Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Dairy
Rutland
T. T. Thompson
Freewill Baptist Institution
Lyndon Centre
State Board of Agriculture
West Concord
Bradford
Rutland Herald
Joab W. Dailey
Fairhaven
Vermont
Bennington
Middletown Springs
Tinmouth
Lake Champain
Lake Ontario
Grana
Edson L. Fuller
Readsboro
William Lewis
Glynn
Stamford Spring
James Burns
Somerville Aldermen Approve Rail Line Location Deal
The Somerville board of aldermen met on Tuesday. The soldiers relief committee bought 737 pounds of turkeys for soldiers families for 140 dollars shared among 97 people. Gravel sidewalks were built on Walnut Putnam Chester Gumnan streets with various costs. An order approved Charles River railroad locations to the Cambridge line with a fifteen month deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Aldermen
Committee On Soldiers’ Relief
Committee On Highways
Walnut Street
Putnam Street
Chester Street
Gumnan Street
Charles River Railroad
W. Summer
Central
Union Square
Washington Streets
Cambridge
Mixed items from Portland to Bath and Fryeburg
Miss Shaw sails for Europe from Portland while Daniel Webster and two governors occupy Hastings law office in Fryeburg. Rhode Island funds a Burnside monument in Providence. Bath reports Wakefield is Bath collector after Neally’s death. A Portland woman ages 103 enjoys perfect sight. Dr. Bradley’s will parcels large estates to family and friends. Middlebury president Hamlin refutes college life rumors and hazing claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shaw
Ulandford Shaw
Falmouth
Portland
Europe
David R. Hastings
Fryeburg
Daniel Webster
Lincoln
Gov
Dana
Rhode Island
Providence
Burnside
Bath
J. W. Wakefield
Neally
Father Smith
Father Lynch
North Adams
Father Oe
Greenfied
Nicholas Crouch
Kathleen Mavourneen
Baltimore
Crouch
Deshon
Miss Bradley
Bradley
Edward Eastman
Saco
Hamlin
Middlebury, Vt
Hazers
Royal museum buys Reubens painting in Brussels
The Royal Museum at Brussels purchased Reuben s The Miracles of St Benedict for £6800. A separate world event notes a Russian journal criticizing President Arthur s stance on Jewish persecution. Royal Geographical Society plans a Behring Straits expedition next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Museum
Brussels
Reubens
Arthur
Royal Geographical Society of England
Behring’s Straits
Ring Theatre
Walter Powell
London
Powell
Atlantic
Pall Mall Gazette
Blaine
United States
Galway
North Island
Arran
Stanley Memorial
Dean
Prince of Wales
Empress Relief Manufacturing Seeks Creditor Settlement
The Empress Relief Manufacturing Co seeks compromise with creditors amid financial distress. It produced Empress Relief for rheumatism and neuralgia, with 50 000 shares $10 each. only half in treasury, $2,000 to $2,500 spent, stock sold briefly at high prices. Liabilities total about $55.56 mostly advertising, assets include bottles of Relief and packing boxes. Directors include Salter, Gifford, Merrick, Merriam, Haas. A creditors meeting is expected. other firms cited as failing.
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Empress Relief Manufacturing Company
Empress Relief
Boston
Messrs
J. H. Salter
C. L. Gifford
A. A. Merrick
E. R. Merriam
E. Haas
Pameda
New York
J. G. Ellis & Co
Carbondale
Kansas
R. J. Bennett
New York City
de Lancey Nichols
John P. Wood
Indianapolis
Central Bank
Death of Judge Fox in Portland Me
Despatch from Portland reports the death of Edward Fox United States district court judge believed due to heart disease. The notice mentions treatment with Johann Hoffs Malt Extract and advertises the product with a fraud warning and dealer details. It also notes Crump Parker inviting business men to visit the Casino cafe at Devonshire and Arch streets for patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Edward Fox
United States District Court
Messrs
Crump & Parker
Devonshire
Arch Streets
Cate
Deluge of Bills Introduced in House First Bill Day
Washington December 15 The first bill day of the new house saw 754 bills and joint resolutions introduced in four hours and a half Seventeen states were called with Alabama to Massachusetts If all 21 states had been called totals would have surpassed 1500 Public bills covered a wide range of subjects Private bills included 443 with 207 for pensions Other proposed measures touched trade dollars taxation telegraph lines tax reforms and funding plans Additional notes mention tariff reduction talk and a likely 3 percent funding bill with forthcoming discussions with Secretary Folger
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Alabama
Massachusetts
Phelps
Connecticut
Cook
Georgia
Court of Claims
Marsh
Illinois
United States
Thomas
Springer
Iillinois
White
Kentucky
McKenzie
Elis
Louisiana
Knots
Gibson
Henderson
Board of
Railroad Commissioners
Morrison
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Sherman
Folger
Guiteau Trial Cross Examination Continues
Dr. Spitzka testifies on insanity indicators while Guiteau heckles and mocks witnesses. Col. Corkhill and Judge Cox steer the proceedings as experts discuss delusions and irresistible impulses in the defendant.
Civil Service Reform Debate in Senate
Senator Pendleton urges a bill to regulate the civil service with open competitive exams and merit based promotions. He argues a commission will issue rules to prevent political pressure, while opponents insist practical enforcement is needed to curb patronage and ensure responsible governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pendleton
Davis
Centro
White House
Congress
Sherman 3 Per Cent Bond Bill Approved by Senate Committee
The Senate Finance Committee endorsed Sen Sherman’s 3 per cent bond bill authorizing 300 million dollars in bonds payable after Jan 1 1887 in exchange for equal legal tender deposits to retire extended 5s and 6s. Action postponed for Folger input with a hearing Thursday.
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Sherman
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Treasury
Folger
Parague
Senate
James G. Watmough
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
John H. Stevenson
H. T. B. Harris
Thomas &. Hoxsey, Jr
William M. Postlethwaite
West Point
Henry A. Wailis
Thomaston
Wrlliam E.pavis
Peterboro
N. d
John &. Bass
Quincey
Mass
William Warland
Andover
Silas P. Blodgett
Hyes Park
Dayia W. Low
Gloucester
House of Representatives
Crapo
Massachusetts
Mr. Crapo
Connecticut Criminals Involving Assault at Ansonia
Michael Quealy aged 20 was bound over to the superior court in 1000 dollars as principal in the assault on Mary Dowling of Ansonia. Two witnesses testified they saw him with the woman the night of the attack. The woman allegedly suffers pneumonia from the night’s exposure. Iverson, 20, arrested in Boston for the Tax Collector Twitchell robbery at Beacon Falls on November 28, was bound over in 1000 dollars and identified by several witnesses as being in Beacon Falls the night of the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Michael Quealy
Mary Dowling
Ansonia
Iverson
Boston
Twitchell
Beacon Falls
Sprague Estate Liabilities and Assets Revealed
In Providence on December 13 the creditors committee posts the Sprague estate ledger under Trustee Chafee. Liabilities total 8 912 872 while assets reach 5 242 481, including seven cotton mills 234 237 samples one print works with twenty eight machines and over 6.60 acres of land. A Cranston Savings bank depositors meeting backs Butler offer of 30 cents for Sprague paper held by the bankrupt bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.I
A. & W. Sprague
Chafee
Cranston Savings Bank
Gen. Butler
Sprague
Pank
Poison Plot Surrendered Youth Aims on Family Meal
Newport R I December 18 John Slavin about twenty one years of age surrendered to the police claiming he unintentionally poisoned his sister. He bought two ounces of Paris green and placed it in a teapot intending a female family member to drink. His father is said to be on intimate terms with the girl’s mother, who is in an insane asylum. A physician attended and the girl’s life is believed in danger but may be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boynton
Garfield
Dr. Bliss
Baxter
Mother Shipton
Justin Walden
Neltie Morton
Williamstown
Walden
Buikley
John Carleton
Gardner
Emma Carleton
Fitchburg
Carleton
Rindge
Baker
Fordyce Baker
New York
Porter
Guiteau
Deodor
Mr. Scoville
Gobell
L. &. Gobell
Lonty
H.T. Ketcham
Corkhill
Samuel B. Phelys Oroker
Urst
Chicago
Chis Euge
New York Herald
Guitean
Newport
R. J
John Slavin
Reduction of Freight Rates Across Grain and Provisions
Railroads cut rates to eastern points, with Baltimore 12 cents, Philadelphia 13, New York 14, and 20 cents to Boston. The change is now general, reflecting a broad reduction across grain and provisions shipments.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Oston
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Mr. Beecher
Felix Manshall
Frederic
Frelinghuysen
Grant
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Grant and Conkling Legion
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Charles R. Mansfield
Charles D. Hollis
Charies Rere W
Freedom Be Lander
Wallace O. Munge
H Brackett
F. Burrill
Alpert A. Davis
Wm. H. Trask
Joseph W. Goodwin
Benj. K. Pren Tiss
George ©. Neal
George C. Higgins
Everett H. Durbar
Frank K. Wright
J Soseph Faulkner
Brimblecom
D Ward
Charles T. Harvey
John W Henry Taylor
Charles S. Wood
Howard J. Rhodes
E. J. Li Lestie
William H. Niles
William BR. Melden
Charles E. L. Green
Eugene Barry
John Werry
Edward P. Usher
Henry C. Harden
Salem
Clarey
Samuel Calley
Charles A. Benjamin
Frank F. Dalrymple
Emery K. Benson
Leverett S. Tuckerman
John D. Eaton
John Jackson
Patrick F. Tierne
John B. Belles
Andrew J. Tebbetts
Horace C. Ware
Geo R. Harris
Ekawin R. Ide
Richard Skinner
David B. Randall
jJames B. Giffura
Urban R. Williams
Ae Il
Ij John &. Batchelder
B. F. Dennis
Daniel J. O’brien
Stephen Burger
John J. Hartigan
J. Henry Casey
John S. Merrill
Geo. G. Russell
Walter C. Harris
John Robinson
Horace Brown
John J. Sheban
Augustus S. Blake
William Lennard
John S. Williams
Martin O’brien
Nathan P. Cutler
Alonzo H. Smith
Patrick Dean
John, M. Raymond
Nathaniel M. Jackman
John J. Mack
Edward F. Brown
Walter F. Brown
E. Augustus Annable
Francis E. Hines
Henry F. Waters
Geo. F. Ropes
Alfred W Richardson
Nathaniel
Perkins
Brown
Charles H. Hersey
R. Ward
Andrew J. Ward
Solomon B. Stebbins
Tomas N. Hart
Cyrus S.haldeman
D. Ward
Lucas Slade
Benjamin F. Anthony
Labant
Messrs. Woolley
Citiee
NEW England News
Maine
New Hampshire
St. Mary’s Academy
Manchester
Carrie Abbott
Portsmouth
Keene
Ira W. Russell
Enfield
Elien Dodge
Lawrence
Westfield
Levett
William W. Fletcher
H. N. Slater
Webster
Elias P. Norton
Stevens Linen
Dudley
Canada
South Holyoke
Father Dufresne
Washer F. S. Bailey
Agawam National Bank
Springfield
Merrimack Valley Horse Railroad
Rence
Wm. A. Russell
A. W. Stearns
Merekiah Plummer
James Walton
Methuen
Moses J. Stevens
North Andover
Edward Ryan
Superior Criminal Court
Mary Jane Ryan
Supreme Judicial Court
Leroy F. Griffin
Newburyport High School
Lake Forest University
Napoleon Forrest
Spencer
Forrest
HI Len Mney
A le
Somerville
Dedham
James Carroll
Stoughton
Thomas Sheehan
Patrick Norton
Brookline
W. H. Full
Edward Shepard
Joseph Page, Jr
Quincy
James Drayton
Henry Orion
Phillip Phillips
Young Men’s Christian Association
Superior Civil Court
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
Horn Pond
Woburn
Thomas Kelly
Malden
American Rubber Company
Hyde Park
Davie
Sleeper
Corcoran
Gooch
Grover
Chamberlain
Fairbanks
Nichols
Read
Quincy Reform Club
John D. Nutting
W. 5. Leavitt
J. M. Gilson
H.H. Faxon
Elbridge Joy
Henry Chubbuck
M. Gilson
Theodore King
George Veazie
Henry Loud
Weymouth
James Coughlan
Frank Holman
Barre
Bermuda
Niantic
Patrick Roche
Mill Trench
Woonsocket
Judge Fox
E. Raab
German Hospital
Johann Hoff
Dr. Spitzka
Spitzaka
Col. Corkhill
Talmage
Secoville
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
New Jersey
English
Ireland
Guileau
Col
Witness
Inter- Ocean
Civil Service Reform
Senator Pendleton
Bureau of Agriculture
Russell
Bureau of Labor and Education
Interior Department
Vuz
Sprague Estate
W.&c. Scott & Son
Colt’s American
Wadsworth
Ballard
William Read & Sons
Faneuil Hall Square
Amy
J. L. Stevenson & Co
Qelaw Hat
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