Maine temperance man John Nye profiled editorially
A rural editor praises John Nye, the great temperance advocate of Maine, while noting a spike in letter thefts over the past two weeks and urging swift, severe punishment for the thieves.
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Osgood to resign Maine prison inspector post after Robie takes office
Portland courtroom verdict awards Eugene C. Williams $1 621 against Emery Waterhouse & Co for a broken leg from a careless trucker. A Portland boy Eugene Hill fell 30 feet into Portland company's grounds during coasting, suffering a fractured skull and is expected to die.
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Lancaster Gingham mills announce 3 percent wage cut
The Lancaster Gingham mills at Clinton employing about 2000 workers announce a 3 percent wage cut. W C McClellan of Springfield to build the Boston Duck company mill and canal at Bondsville for 80000 dollars. The Lacowsie Woollen mill at Hampden closes, throwing 125 hands out of work. Charlies Almy of New Bedford appointed by Mayor Wilson to enforce license law. Williams college plans a scientific expedition next summer with a deep sea dredging steamer for specimens. Ellen Duncan of Palmer convicted of a knife assault on her stepson. possible permanent mental injury. Thomas Guess and John Arthur of Springfield sentenced to four years each for burglary. Arthur gets extra three years for a forged check. Michael Shugrue of Holyoke gets three years for robbery.
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Plymouth Observance Returns As Town Helps Celebrate
The town resumes celebration of the Pilgrim landing with a small appropriation and a committee to oversee the event. Friday featured flags, cannon salutes, and ringing bells, but Gen. Butler did not attend, sending a telegram instead. Also included are international dispatches about Austria Germany Russia relations and protests in Italy over the Trieste execution.
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Tomato and Celery Growing Questions Opened by Phil Pric
At a meeting on Saturday a discussion will cover tomato gains in earliness over 20 years and how gains were achieved. Debates will address market versus amateur varieties, best celery varieties for winter storage, and the optimal growing and storage methods. William D. Phil pric opens the cession.
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Public letter reveals bank examiner’s critical view of Pacific National Bank
The Concord bank examiner Needham outlines in a published abstract how he questioned the bank’s solvency after examining Pacific National Bank post November 18, 1881. He details minimal progress by directors, large overdue paper totaling 3781,000, and extensive liabilities while assets are uncertain, urging reconsideration of reopening or asset transfer to a receiver.
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Boston Press Pushes Fast Mail Scheme for New York Route
Boston board of trade and merchants clubs press for fast mail service between Boston and New York. If Congress adjourns for holidays, state delegation to assemble in Boston for a dinner and a forceful presentation of New England interests. Invitations to all members sent Friday.
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Freycinet railway programme totals reach 7.24 billion francs
The Freycinet system shows 3 600 kilometres finished, 5 600 under builds, 4 100 sanctioned for public utility, and 4 400 proposed. Past and future outlay equals 5 215 000 000 francs for railways, plus 2 025 000 000 francs for ports canals and navigable channels, totaling 7 240 000 000 francs or about 1 448 000 000 dollars.
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Vast Critique of Women Penny Habits at Fulton Ferry
A New York Sun excerpt recounts a man at a Fulton ferry window deriding women who place coins in their mouths before pocketing them. He dismisses the habit as widespread among girls aged six or seven and accuses women of continuing the behavior with age, calling it a national failing rather than a mere quirk.
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Tragic Death of 10-Year-Old Found in Cotton Bale
A 10-year-old negro boy died in Winchester Fayette County after being packed into a bale of cotton. He apparently fell into the press, the bale rolled out, clothing visible, ties cut, and the boy found with broken bones. Had the body not been discovered, the remains would likely have been shipped to a cotton mill.
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