Riddleberger and Pugh Battle Split in Senate Rifts
Special to the Post reports the Senate executive session shows Republican dissension centering on Ingalls move to refer Ridaleberger and the Pugh substitute to Hoar. Hoar potential presidential candidate is favored by many as the party splits emerge. Patents to Bostonians list includes E Bridge tack tool and other devices.
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Resolutions and Senate Debates on Executive Power and Elections
The article details Senate actions on labor petitions from Maine Knights of Labor, a woman suffrage joint resolution, and a major Riddleberger push about executive removal powers. It covers Van Wycks bank receivership bill, Utah church trustees, Pugh substitutes, and discussion of the electoral count bill with proposed state certificate procedures and executive disclosures.
Eulogies for Vice President Hendricks Read in House
The House adopts resolutions suspending business to honor Thomas A Hendricks late Vice President. Indiana representatives eloquently praise his honesty charity and public service across roles from legislator to vice president. Speakers from Kentucky Massachusetts New York Maine Texas and Indiana celebrate his life and character as the chamber adjourns at 3 40.
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MR BAYARD WILL NOT RESIGN CONTRADICTED
Wilmington February 2 The Every Evening publishes a contradiction of Washington telegraph that Secretary Bayard would resign and go to Europe. Friends say such a step would be injudicious as active mind work is needed now. The hydrographic office warns of a dangerous signal in mid Atlantic affecting transatlantic steamers and urges soundings by captains. Senate in executive session confirms W H Bunker as associate justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court. T. Corn named judge in Wyoming Territory. West of Wisconsin named treasury special agent for the fourteenth district. Banking committee plans adverse report on Seney bill holding shareholders liable for bank debts.
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Three Children Drowned After Coasting Accident
In Douglastown New Brunswick Annie Ramsey aged seven slid into the river while coasting. Her brother Robert aged nine and Harry Hutchinson were swept in while attempting to save her. All three youths drowned.
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New Ministers Named Amid Royal Court Shakeup
Loxton February 2 Mr Chamberlain declines first lord of the admiralty post and Collings will take a major post Morley accepts chief secretary for Ireland Roseberry becomes foreign secretary Russell takes attorney generalship and Cohen the solicitor general Gladstone in audience with the Queen named Prime Minister but cannot stay until Tuesday Rumors include Naish as Lord Chancellor of Ireland MacDermott as Attorney General Hemphill as Solicitor General of Ireland
Nationalists and Liberals Eye New Parliament Majority
At a Dublin League meeting Mr Sexton predicted an 89 seat Nationalist Liberal coalition, praising Conservative rule for ending coercion and starting land purchase. He urged Gladstone to aid distressed peasants and avoid violence until a buyout bill passes. In London Gladstone and Salisbury held a twenty minute talk on the Greek issue.
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Excitement in Germany over Polish policy and land sales
Reports from Berlin and Vienna describe a wave of reaction to Prince Bismarck's Polish policy. The Lubieszyn estate of over 82 thousand hectares faces sale next April after Polish expulsions, while German pressure to buy land raises values. Rumors claim Polish cabinet members may resign under pressure from Polish deputies.
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Pabrisians Fight For A Woman At Paris Hotel Louvre
Baron Arland Hausmann was arrested for attempting to murder Count Montauzan at the Hotel Louvre Paris after a savage struggle. He allegedly broke a clock on Montauzan head shot him twice and stabbed him once. The quarrel stemmed from rivalry over a woman. Montauzan may recover. Hausmannon is believed insane.
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Secretary of the Treasury replies on bonds and silver dollars
The Treasury secretary informs the Senate that 6 227 359 dollars of the 10 million bonds due March 1 1836 are held by national banks. He also details the lack of instructions to New Orleans officials on silver dollar deposits and silver certificates, noting existing laws guide exchanges and that deposits refused are prioritized next day.
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Severe storm cripples schooner Sophie Kranz off Provincetown
Wrecking tugs Confidence and William Sprague arrived to aid the Sophie Kranz but could not work due to heavy seas. The schooner will be a total loss with masts down and debris strewn along the beach. Amazon suffered damage to rigging and sails, with cargo also destined for loss.
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Knights of Pythias organize Wrymouth Rock Lodge No. 43
The Knights of Pythias held their annual board meeting at Pemberton square with F A Chase presiding. They then organized a new lodge at South Abington, Wrymouth Rock Lodge No. 43, comprising about forty members.
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House Delays and Eulogies Slow New Rules Progress
SPECIAL TO THE POST reports the new House rules boost efficiency yet delays arise from memorials and obituaries. The piece notes multiple days devoted to eulogies for Rankin and Ellwood, with limited general legislation and ongoing calls to limit daylight hours for lawmakers.
Flaw in Morton Gift Title endangers Newport park plan
A defect in the title to Levi P. Morton’s donated 12½ acre park site at Brentown and Coggeshall avenues risks derailing the gift. The 1869-1871 chain shows Daniel G. Fearing’s estate holds an interest. Rhode Island law requires a New York probate record, now unavailable, leaving Morton with an unclear title and a property valued at 40 000 to 60 000 dollars.
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Fearful fraud claims denied by Utah officials
Governor Murray denounces a Washington despatch linking him to fraud stories and asks Surveyor-General Dement to clarify. Dement calls the Graphic interview fabrications a cruel canard. Journalists behind the interviews seek a Senate hearing to vindicate themselves and reveal sources.
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Bank suit seeks 1 500 000 from Union Bank in Quebec
Mrs. Smith wife of Portland lawyer sues Union Bank in Quebec to require accounting for her share of the Patterson estate. The action alleges the bank has drawn on the Patterson estate to cover Hall family loans, risking similar claims by other Hall heirs.
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G A R National Encampment Set for San Francisco
The Grand Army of the Republic announces the national encampment will be held in San Francisco on Tuesday August 3. Commander Burdette telegraphed Commander Warfield of San Francisco with the official date confirmation.
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Snowstorm Brings City to Standstill in Fort Smith
The biggest snow storm ever known sweeps Fort Smith Arkansas. Snow began at 9 last night and has fallen for twenty hours. It is now ten inches deep and travel is suspended across the city. The storm continues to rage with no immediate improvement in sight.
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Mystic Sewing Circle Fair Aids Charlestown Poor
The Charlestown Mystic Sewing Circle opened a charity fair at Monument Hall to raise funds for the poor. President Mrs Hammond and Mrs Swift preside. musicians include blind performers Mr H L Tripp Mr J W Maynard and Mr Fred Heath. A literary program featured readings by Miss Johnson Miss Lara Guernsey and Miss Pigeon with a forthcoming dance and drawings for unsold items.
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New England Accepts Bell Concession After Salem Meeting
In New York the Bell and New England factions met to consider a concession plan. The informal vote favored the plan by a narrow margin, with key speakers defending the proposal and criticizing overcapitalization and past management. The session included bishops of stock interests and ended after a lengthy discussion.
Application to test Blake transmitter patent validity
A. A. Dickson of Montreal has filed with the minister of agriculture to test the validity of the Blake transmitter patent held by the Bell Telephone Company. He alleges noncompliance with law requiring Canadian manufacture and import timing, and seeks a definite settlement of his rights to continue production.
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Confidence woman tied to multiple states arrested in Vermont
A confidence woman linked to North Adams Massachusetts Brattleboro and Bennington was arrested in Retland Vermont and sent to Bennington. She used aliases Mrs G B Scripture and Mrs G R Boyden. She served as a servant in Bennington four days stealing 100 in cash a 150 note and clothing. She rode trains to flee and is believed to be part of a New York Boston gang.
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Engines Crash on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad in Staunton
A night express collided with a freight train on a siding in Staunton Virginia at 1 AM. Both engines wrecked. one fireman killed and both engineers seriously injured. C W Ettinger master machinist Richmond badly hurt. Dr. Lafferty Richmond passenger on the express bruised.
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Edward Moriarty Breaks Into Newmarket Depot
Dover New Hampshire February 2 Edward Moriarty of Rochester broke into the Newmarket depot last.
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Death of a Rhode Island whaling master in Bedford alms house
Captain David R. West formerly a wealthy and successful whaling master from Bed for d sailed from this port died in the local alms house after being brought from Rhode Island Hospital in a critical condition. The Providence overseers of the poor arranged his transfer.
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David R. West
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Providence
Deafness Cured by Patent Ear Device Offered
Claiming a cure for deafness, a booklet and proofs are offered free. The address given is F. Hisgox, 853 Broadway, New York for more information.
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Garland Under Fire Over Bell Telephone Suit
Washington reports jurors discuss the President and Attorney General in relation to the Bell Telephone case. The circle backing Bell is accused of a conspiracy to push Garland from the cabinet, though leaders insist he is upright and respected by the President despite public scrutiny.
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Garland and Pan Electric Stock Controversy Reconsidered
The piece argues the Pan Electric affair was a misfortune not a fault for Mr. Garland. It notes a cleansing move to halt proceedings and refer the matter to the Interior Department. It suggests that selling stock then would seem guilt, while praising his long Senate service and current modest life as virtues.
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Hayes Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder at Cambridge Trial
In Cambridge the trial of Charles Hayes for the murder of Matilda Robinson concluded with a verdict of guilty in the second degree. Defense counsel argued manslaughter due to provocation, while the prosecution pressed for a more severe conviction. Sentence set for Saturday the 15th inst.
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Tigers Prize Brill at Boylston Hall Drill and Dance
The Tigers held a prize drill and dance at Boylston Hall last evening under Lt Hobbs. Major Sanger Captain Barry Captain Oakes judged awards with Ralph W Newton gold and Appleton silver medals won by Presely and Tenney respectively. Howry Richardson orchestra played until 11 pm amid a guest list of key military figures and veterans.
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Brouillette’s Creditors Suspect He Owes $100000
In Kiontreal on February 2, Brouillette & Co opened a dry goods store after a wholesale failure left creditors chasing. Ambrose Lafortune lent his name to the firm to secure credit, pushing debts to $100,000. The first note to J G McKenzie & Co is due and Brouillette is missing. Lafortune, unaware of the firm’s condition, has made a judicial assignment as counsel advises. The case is under investigation.
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Ohio State Senators Conference Committee Set to Report
The conference committee tasked with reconciling Ohio Senate factions will draft their report tomorrow. It focuses on Hamilton County contest investigation procedures and provides that unresolved legal points be referred to Judge Thurman and K A Harrison for decision.
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Apache Chief Geronimo Surrenders to Lieutenant Muus
Fort Bayard N M reports a courier brought news of the unconditional surrender of Apache chief Geronimo to Lieutenant Muus who succeeded Captain Crawford. The message comes via Fort Bayard and is dated February 2 with Army Paymaster Major Robinson receiving the despatch.
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Chicago, St. Louis and Missouri River Passenger Association Formed
Representatives of Chicago lines met to form a pool named the Chicago St. Louis and Missouri River Passenger Association. It covers routes between Chicago Kansas City Leavenworth Atchison St. Joseph and Peoria with Missouri river points from St Louis to Omaha. The prior agreement is retained with minor changes and runs through December 31 1887. Northwestern and St. Paul lines are not part of the new pact.
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Chancellor Rules Lease Void In Rail Case
Chancellor Runyon ruled in Vail vs New Jersey Central and Philadelphia and Reading railroads that the lease from Vail to Reading is null and void. He cites the need for unanimous stockholder consent and shows no evidence of acquiescence. The Reading failure to pay interest is another ground, and the court orders the Central to regain its property with an accounting to follow.
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Edgerly Chosen President of Massachusetts Mutual Life
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance directors meet in Springfield to elect officers. E W Bond declines a thirteenth year bid as president and Colonel M V B Edgerly is chosen as successor. Henry S Lee is named vice president with L J Powers as treasurer. John A Hall is re elected secretary and Oscar B Ireland becomes actuary.
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Woman and Children in Need in Boscawen Seeks Aid
A woman and several small children in Boscawen without a stove or bed were found yesterday. Their stove was recently taken by a creditor leaving them without heat. Immediate needs were supplied and they will be sent to Fall River where the woman says she has friends.
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Prizes at Beverly Fair Close at Beverly Town Hall
Special to the Post Salem Mass February 2 The John Low Camp Sons of Veterans fair closed at Beverly town hall with leading prizes announced including a ladies gold watch a chamber set a dinner set and a gold watch among others Nine prizes listed with ticket numbers 1816 2738 3340 1931 3265 plus unknown prize About 3000 tickets were sold and expected proceeds near $1000.
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General David Hunter Dies in Washington at 86
Retired U S Army General David Hunter died suddenly at his Washington residence. A Mexican War veteran, he also served with distinction in the Civil War and was president of the military court that tried Mrs Surratt.
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Don't Jump on Them As of old but wash clothes with Peartiue
Readable fragments suggest guidance about washing clothes using Peartiue product rather than taking immediate action against others. The text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or places.
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Arguments on Wages and Mills Strike Tactics
In Fall River Massachusetts a mass meeting at Spinners Hall debated aiding poorer workers as King Philip mills stay shut. Weavers claimed wages fell 10 percent since last March and warned of a strike unless mills offer relief, while manufacturers faced accusations of bluffing to delay raises.
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Discussion Over Cutter and Manufacturer Price Conflicts
The city’s cutters and manufacturers debated wage and price terms after earlier talks. Rule 7 protects weekly and daily workers if wages satisfy both sides, while rule 4 assigns an arbitration panel. The manufacturers refuse arbitration and aim to recognize the cutters as an organized body while seeking compromise on rates.
Prospect of a Lone and Bitter Struggle at East Weymouth
A lone confrontation unfolds at East Weymouth as local forces brace for a hard edged contest. The scene centers on a stubborn stand likely to test alliances and resolve amid mounting tensions in the district.
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Hungarians Hold The Fort In Mt Pleasant Mine Dispute
Reported in Mt Pleasant Pennsylvania strikers resist evictions while operators wait for a favorable chance to force evacuation. Mines in Bliss Marschal Martin Oliphant Redstone and Clarissa show full operation as laborers prepare for incoming foreign workers. A late dispatch notes a family eviction at Scottdale with no further trouble.
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Mutiny Aboard the Frank N Thayer Ends in Ship Destroyed
Captain Clark recounts a brutal mutiny by two Manila seamen on the Frank N Thayer bound for New York. The attackers killed two officers and three sailors, wounded the captain, and set the ship on fire. The crew fled in a lifeboat, survived a week at sea, and were rescued near Plymouth.
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Liquor License Dispute In New York Police Case
Last summer Harry Hills was denied renewal of his liquor license by excise commissioners. At a hearing today Hills his wife and two bartenders testified that sums from $50 to $100 were paid as a detective Moran said payments must go to Captain Murphy and senior officials or Ailis's place would be raided. A $90 demand was refused and waiters were arrested. The captain and the detective were transferred pending trial.
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American consul clarifies baggage duty policy for travelers
The Ottawa report says the Washington order now allows dutiable articles found in passenger baggage to pass free if the duty does not exceed two dollars, expanding privileges for travelers to the United States. Previously duties above one dollar were charged.
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Salem Carnival Awards in Costume Parade
Salem Massachusetts February 2 The costume carnival awarded first prize for ladies to Mrs B F Ladd of Salem and gentlemen to Edward Clay of Lawrence Second prize for ladies went to Miss Annie Liebsch of Salem Charles Warnwell noted among gentlemen Best burlesque ladies costume awarded to Lizzie A Ward of Boston and best burlesque to Frank Strout of Salem.
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Gardiner Buffum & Co settles creditors with 50 cent plan
C F Buffum informs the creditors committee that he will accept 50 cents on the dollar in cash to settle the insolvent Gardiner Buffum firm case. The Bartlett company will close, and the new firm Buffum & Wescott will continue operations.
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Hydrophobia Strikes Youth After Dog Bite
A Cohoes dispatch reports Henry Waterhouse, 14, bitten by a dog in Lansingburgh six years ago, has since shown hydrophobia. physicians tried standard remedies but concluded smothering was necessary as his condition worsened tonight.
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Telegraph News Highlights From Various Localities
St Johnsbury Vermont reports a revival with 175 conversions. Newmenke New Hampshire closes schools due to diphtheria. Beacon Hill carnival set for February 3. South Quincy gets a new post office with John H Pee as postmaster. S J Onion, 82, struck by a train but not fatally injured. Guatemalan commission forecasts total destruction at San Vicente Pacaya if eruption occurs. Oliver Bros and Oliver Roberts paid the first installment of debts, $300000, after extensions. National Agricultural and Dairy conventions planned for New York Grand Central Hotel February 16 to 17, with delegates appointed by state governors.
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Funeral Service for Miss Bayard Beside Father and Mother
The casket bore camellias offered by the President as cabinet members attended except Attorney General Garland. Clergy led prayers, hymns, and a requiem as pallbearers and prominent officials from Washington, including Secretary Bayard and family, departed for the Washington express at 4 53 p m.
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Peabody Meeting Names Farnham Moderator and Backing for School
At yesterdays Peabody town meeting Frank E. Farnham was chosen moderator. The group voted to rebuild Endicott school and to advocate a West Peabody to Danvers street, to be discussed at the county commissioners hearing on Feb 16.
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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!