New York Herald Calls Careful Look at 3 Percent Refund Proposal
The New York Herald urges a thorough review of refunding at 3 percent, listing reasons including Secretary Sherman’s skepticism, long UK 3 percent under par, high premiums on US 4 percent bonds, and potential banker bias due to bank bond holdings. questions whether banks would benefit if Sherman supports the plan.
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Powcas Education Plan Backed by Cincinnati Paper
The Cincinnati Commercial endorses Boston Common as a safe venue for Powcas. It suggests beans as food and schooling for the children to keep them from Carl Schurz influence and Sioux scalping, noting only an Improved Order of Red Men exists locally.
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Carl Schurz
Bangor paper weighs Greenback leaning Speaker choice
The Bangor Commercial hopes for a Speaker in the Forty seventh Congress with Democratic tendencies. It prefers a Democrat with sturdy Democratic leanings over other options.
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President-elect Switzerland dies by own action after election
Report claims the president-elect killed himself from grief at a small electoral majority. The note warns that disease could be contagious and suggests Hayes and Garfield be kept under close watch.
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Hayes
Garfield
Secretary Schurz defends Ponca inquiry amid misrepresentations
Secretary Schurz says Indian delegation statements were misrepresented by the New York Tribune. He notes Poncas spoke freely before the commission, deny Bright Eyes was barred, and confirm that the Dakota land sale and Indian Territory stay were their wishes. Census data, court actions, and Treasury receipts also summarized.
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Boston
Sioux chiefs seek seven million for railroad land
The Interior Department hosted two talks with Cheyenne River and Lower Brule Sioux leaders and rail company reps about right of way for two railroad lines through the Sioux reservation. Four Bears demanded 7 million dollars, while officials cited about 5 per acre as far above government purchases. later Lower Brule delegates agreed to 450 dollars per acre for 1170 miles, with more talks planned tomorrow.
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Flowers for Congress and friends fueled by garden spending
A congressional select committee reports the Botanical and Monumental Gardens grew from a 1844 Wilkes plant transfer and $5,000 appropriation, now costing about $15,000 yearly to supply flowers to members of Congress on the Library Committee chair’s orders. Rumors swirl around Senator Davis of Illinois about possible Supreme Court reappointment, with indications he will likely stay in the Senate. Army orders announce three adjutant generals reassigned to new posts: Vincent to New Orleans, Martin to San Antonio, Nickerson to Little Rock.
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San Antonio
Texas
Maj
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Little Rock
Ark
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Gen. Sherman
R. C. Drum
Teachers in Council Second Day Session of State Association
Worcester Mass December session opened with necrology noting several deaths and resolutions urging elected office terms for teachers. Officers and councilors were named, papers read on elementary physics and pedagogy, grammar and reading books debated, and the meeting closed at noon.
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Worcester
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Newton
Asa Fitz
Waltham
Elizabeth W. Vickery
Fall River
Elihu Root
Amherst
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Burnas Sears
Larkin Dunton
Boston
Nathaniel T. Ahen
Jas. S$. Barrell
Cambridge
Henry C. Harden
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Taunton
M. Grant Daniell
Francis W. Parker
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Westfield
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Fitchburg
Wm. H. Bartlett
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Quincy
Edward I. Comins
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Salem
John W. Dickinson
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Byron Grace
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Albert P. Marble
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Milford
John D. Philbrick
Danvers
W. E. Eaton
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D. B. Hagar
National Council of Education
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Salem Normal School
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M. C. Stebbings
James BE. Vose
Ashburnham
L. Dunton
Hagar
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Lowell
Disastrous New York fire destroys Brown & Bliss table factory
A five story brown building at 556 Cherry Street New York housed Brown & Bliss table factory, destroying the building and adjoining properties owned by Mrs Ellen Simpson. Losses for Brown & Bliss total 46000 with 13000 building 14000 stock and 11000 machinery. Fire fought with water damage to nearby firms while watchman Cook escaped by smoke-filled passages. Other fires reported in Providence Manchester Chicago Plymouth with varying losses and insured status.
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Sitting Bull Surrenders After Defiant Stand at Fort Buford
Fort Buford reports Gall a Sit ting Bull ally surrendered unconditionally at Poplar Creek Agency with twenty six lodges after a two day deadline. Thinly clad bands travel on foot amid blizzards and deep cold as the final capitulation appears near with Allison en route to bring the group to Buford.
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Drunken murder at Caledonia House in Detroit
In a Detroit lodging house near the Michigan Central depot, proprietor John Ferguson was shot dead by his wife who says she acted in fear while he threatened her with a knife. Ferguson had a criminal past and had many clashes, with ties to Pennsylvania and Denver.
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Coil
Record Snow Storms Hit Cities Across Nation
Numerous cities report heavy snowfall and record cold as trains delay and rivers freeze. From Washington to Texas, lines slow, ferries struggle, and ice coats harbors while towns from Richmond to Chicago endure extreme lows and snow depths.
Fugitive from Boston Faces Charge in New York Court
Sarah Gilbert a 25 year old alleged fugitive from justice from Boston where bail was forfeited on larceny charges was arraigned by a Boston detective and waived examination agreeing to return without a requisition.
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Railway Interests and Court Decisions Across the Nation
United States Circuit Court in New York hears demurrers in Dakin vs Union Pacific and Denver Pacific railways with possible amendment relief. Concord NH Governor Council hears lease legality of Boston and Lowell line, and Attorney General deems 99 year lease illegal. Reading Company proxy fight intensifies as Maj. Bond and Gowen vie for control. English proxies may be revoked. Freight rate protest as Western lines oppose five cent Chicago to seaboard increase. Virginia Midland Railroad sale confirmed for 6.5 million to bondholders syndicate. possible appeal planned.
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Dublin trials push land league case amid sedition claims
London dispatch reports the state trials in Dublin resume with the Crown law officer denouncing the Land League as a conspiracy aimed at social chaos. He cites speeches by Dillon and Parnell as inciting violence and treason, notes heavy military precaution, and mentions arrests in Clowbar for alleged involvement in a lord’s murder.
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Brockton Mass Sees Strong Push for City Charter
A mass meeting in Brockton with about 500 attendees endorsed applying to the Legislature for a city charter. The vote was 164 to 3 in favor, with motions to urge selectmen to issue warrants for a town meeting within ten days to formalize the charter request.
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C. W. Sumner
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New Orleans Grand Jury Probes City Railroad Bribery
The grand jury in New Orleans continues an inquiry into alleged bribery tied to the city railroad franchise. President Wintz was asked about $50,000 received from Hibernia National Bank on October 14, 1879. He refused to answer, fearing self incrimination, and was jailed ten days plus fined $50 for contempt of court.
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Wintz
Hibernia National Bank
Twins Die From Cold At New Albany Homestead
In New Albany Indiana on December 29 the three month old twin children of William and Fannie Johnson froze to death. The family was very poor with no fuel as the father left to seek work and the mother struggled to keep the babies warm. One child died at 3 0 o'clock and the other at 6 0 o'clock. Neighbors were unaware of the destitution.
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Loss of the British training ship Atalanta traced
The committee report on the loss of the Atalanta from Bermuda to England with 300 plus young seamen aboard finds the ship technically sound aside from keel angles and rig changes that apparently raised safety concerns. Officers and crew are praised though storms caused multiple merchant losses historically.
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Fall River Bank Clerk Missing in Bid for Money
J W Milne a Pocasset National Bank clerk of seven years vanished after telling friends he would go to Boston on Anawan Lodge Knights of Honor business. He allegedly took 1200 dollars from the bank leaving a wife and four week old child. Bondsmen secure the bank and a reward is offered.
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Two Vermont Men Arrested in Lowell for Stealing 600 Dollars
Harvey Spear and William Hills of Chelsea Vermont were arrested in Lowell for stealing about $600 in money and checks. One man, a stage driver, was entrusted with the property and, at the other's instigation, helped appropriate the funds. most of the money was recovered.
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Nanson Bartholow & Co Creditors Accept 50 Cents on Dollar
In St. Louis creditors of Nanson Bartholow & Co settled at fifty cents per dollar cash instead of half cash and the balance in ninety days. The deal was accepted and settlements are expected to be completed promptly with the firm resuming business.
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Nanson, Bartholow & Co
Hartford Man Shoots Wife in Unprovoked Attack
In Hartford Connecticut Willis W Law a 22 year old colored man shot his wife without provocation. The bullet entered the head but the doctors say she will recover. Law was arrested shortly after the incident at about 11 o clock this evening.
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Stolen livestock and local court cases note New England region
John Lakie of Harrison reports sheep and poultry stolen from his barn in New England. In Foxcroft a woman has a newborn weighing over seventeen pounds. Seamen paid Marine Hospital Fund dues totaling 2541.10 in the Waldoboro district. Lewiston’s George Pierce arraigned for forging a Mrs Maynard Goff signature. case continued. State ice men expect 1.5 million tons this season, value about 1.5 million dollars. A Bangor boy, 7, injured by a wire and not expected to live. Scarlet fever and spinal fever outbreaks in South Berwick area. Coming Legislature to address state valuation, redistricting and representation. Arthur C Frost arrested for counterfeiters but discharged after expert validation of a trade dollar for Henry Holland. Holland to face malicious prosecution.
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Lewiston
Maynard Goff
Bangor
Harry Donnelly
South Berwick
York and
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Deering
Henry Holland
Portland
George H. Richardson
Banking House of Swan & Barrett
Frost
Holland
Golden wedding and industrial notes from Manchester
The article catalogs a golden wedding in Manchester for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens, a 35,000 candle power Brush dynamo-electric machine by Walter Aiken of Franklin, a discharged assault case against J C Brown, and shipments of Bellows patent creasing and waving machines to Australia with awards from the Sydney International Exhibition. It also reports brewery outputs for Frank Jones in Portsmouth and Boston, White Mountains road surveys with a summit hotel plan, a National Telegraph Company meeting in Manchester, temperance efforts, prison disposal plans for April, and the New Hampshire Agricultural Society’s annual meeting with officers elected and treasury figures.
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Lewis C. Pattee
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Hillsborough
Geo. A. Wasson
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Geo. B. Chandler
Andrew H. Young
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Valuable kaolin bed found on A. T. Smith farm
Reports say a rich kaolin deposit lies on A T Smith’s New Haven farm near the Monkton bed. A St Albans brakeman Charles Gowey 27 was fatally crushed in a yard accident. William Hill, Chelsea stage driver, has disappeared with 300 from a bank cashier’s pack.
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Deaths and incidents report from New England notices
Mrs. Sophia Pierce of South Deerfield aged 87 found dead in bed. John B. Shepherd an apothecary formerly of Boston died from morphine overdose. A Christmas day attack in Westfield involved a razor and a man biting another’s ear. Spencer boots production totals reach 132,600 pairs. town output near 4 million dollars. William Ingraham of Savoy severely injured by a sleigh accident. prognosis grave. Harry C. Merrick, Holbrook House Brockton landlord, fled debt pressures with wife and child. Bergen advices from Bergeon Norway state Ida R. Freeman schooner crew escape potential liability. vessel sold for 2210 dollars. Danes plan Iceland Hebrides fishing use.
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Multistate News Highlights From Courts to Rail Incident
The grain firm W. P. McLaren & Co of Milwaukee failed for 100000. The New Orleans Supreme Court denied certiorari for Wintz in Parish prison. A Southern Vineland train near Bordentown NJ lay snowbound sixteen hours. Alabama treasurer sent funds to National Park Bank NY to cover January bond interest. Niagara Falls Bridge Co declared 3 percent semiannual dividend payable Jan 1. John Phair of Glen's Falls NY shot dead in his shop. motive unknown. In North Augusta Ontario Mrs Hart 86 murdered by her son on Christmas Day. body hidden in barn. Washington authorized nomination of a US vice consul at Levis or South Quebec. New Mexico sees riot fear as Jacob Baca, Conkling editor suspect, remains at large. troops ordered out to guard property.
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Navy assignments and detachments report
Lieut. Com. Charles H. Craven ordered to appear before the Retiring Board. Asst. Surgeon Clement Biddle ordered to the receiving ship St. Louis at League Island. Master Samuel C. Lemly detached from the Nautical Almanac office and ordered to the Palos on the Asiatic station. Surgeon A. C. Rhoades returned home after detachment from Yokohama Naval Hospital and placed on waiting orders. Carpenter Warren Barnard returned home after detachment from the Lackawanna and placed on waiting orders.
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Truth and Honor. Use Melvin's Rheumatic and Dyspepsia Cure
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Abel Ledgerwood
Lowell Institute
Edwin C. Bowles
Will
Elisa
Oric London
Plantagenet London
Tudor London
Georges
Modern London
Boyiston Street
Clarendon
Gerdag Bu
Cotting, Gurater
Winchester
SOAPS
Joliet
Bareley Johnson
Center
P’ietor
Old Stand
Chatham Street
S. S. Pierche & CO
Corner Court
Tremont Streets
McVewell & Adams
Tremont St
Pulal Gay
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!