Widow asks public to suspend judgment in Barron case
In Bangor on February 3, Mrs Barron widow of the late Dexter Savings Bank treasurer appeals for a thorough impartial investigation. She disputes the defaulter theory and death by self action noting rumors lack substantiation and urges proof to be shown to his executor and bondsmen.
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Long trial recitals reveal new Phair affidavits in Rutland case
Prosecutors read numerous affidavits on Phair after the murder at Mrs Frieze’s. Witnesses described train and hack travel, lodging houses near Providence, and various claims about Phair’s movements. Affidavits allege forged or altered statements, with testimony about witnesses paid for testimony and reprieve timelines.
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Man Freed From South Carolina Courts Cheats Lawyers and Jailers
Westfield Massachusetts February 8 It is alleged that H H Kimpton cheated H W Ely and J R Dunbar out of 3200 by using legal maneuvers to avoid capture after being arrested on telegraphic orders from Gov Hampton. The men faced forfeited notes and paid the debt, with mixed political loyalties now regretting their role.
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Senate Confirms Merritt and Burt Defeating Conkling in Vote
The Senate confirmed Merritt and Burt after a bitter session that lasted from 1 p.m. to 8:10 p.m. The vote split 33 to 24 with 27 Democrats and 13 Republicans for confirmation. Bayard led a strong anti Conkling defense while Sherman’s allies gained ground. The case centers on reform of the New York Custom House and avoidance of political machines.
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Pension arrearage bill fails in House vote
In Washington on February 3, the House defeated a motion to suspend rules and pass a four percent bond bill to fund pension arrears. The vote was 140 yeas to 81 nays, with a long list of members supporting and opposing the measure.
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Government Officials Press Deficit Remedies in House Hearing
Interior and Treasury officials told the House Appropriations Committee they need funds. The Internal Revenue Commissioner asked for 100000 to cover collection costs and 75000 in the Deficiency bill. January receipts were 8285859 in internal revenue and 1026934 in customs. The Quinnebaug reached Gibraltar and will join the Mediterranean squadron. Silas M Norton was nominated as Bristol Connecticut postmaster and sent to the Senate.
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Plague Outbreak in Russia Triggers Wide Cordon
A Vienna medical journal traces the origin of a Russian plague to a Cossack returning from war. The disease devastated Witlianka village before authorities imposed quarantines and cordons around affected districts. Government inaction reportedly delayed containment as panic spread across regions and borders near the Volga.
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London News In Brief Feb 3 Wage Cuts Mills Bankruptcies And Royal Affairs
A ten percent wage cut notice affects 6000 Tyne shipyard workers from February 15. In Bolton District 23 of 142 cotton mills are closed and 28 operate short time. Albert Grant seeks bankruptcy with liabilities of 651993 pounds. The Porte eyes 15 percent interest on unfunded debt. Monsoon rains worry crops in Northern India. Danish court stance on Duke of Cumberland marriage may push Austria to challenge Prague treaty clause five. Osservatore Romano reports the Pope has not ruled on La Salette miracle.
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Amherst Gymnastic Exhibition and Debates Schedule
The annual gymnastic exhibition is set for Saturday February 8 with the Washburn prize contest for the lower three classes in College Hall afternoon. Sawyer prizes on heavy apparatus in the evening at the gym. Seniors debate before their class this term and Wednesday rhetoricals continue. No Wednesday afternoon college exercises during spring term. Juniors held first class debate. A Bronson Alcott lectures Friday night on Culture.
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Loss Overboard Sailor Reported Aboard Geneva
The Geneva from Montevideo reports losing overboard William Hayes a sailor from Boston and that the schooner Henry F Lewis from the west coast of Africa bound for Boston has also lost its captain. Also Henry Griffin secretary of the Order of American Foresters absconded with funds. J W Hickman of St Louis named successor. Produce Exchange notes higher meat demand due to export stoppage to England of live cattle. Steamer Moses brings 180000 in silver from Europe.
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State Expenditures Reported by Secretary of State
In AvaGusta Mt Fes 3 the Senate received a State report detailing eight year criminal defense costs totaling 745.50 and a ten year agricultural outlay totaling 147215 not including the Agricultural College. The House rejected bills on cider and prohibited liquor scope lobster protection and the secret ballot proposal.
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Boston Merchant Dies After Long Career in Groceries and Brewing
A prominent Boston merchant died Saturday at his son Charles M Stearns residence in Boston Highlands. Born May 7 1820 in Swanzey New Hampshire he moved to Boston in 1846 and built a large honest business including grocer wine liquor trade and later brewing. He retired in 1865 but losses and aiding others led to ruin yet he paid all debts and left a widow and one son Charles M Stearns of Edward Russell & Co Mercantile Agency.
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Brooklyn Presbytery Considers Talmage Charge
The Brooklyn Presbytery met this afternoon to call Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage from Brooklyn Tabernacle for wandering from Presbyterian lines and bringing religion into contempt. The body adopted the report after some discussion.
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