Pillsbury Wins State Printing Amid Rival Bid Turmoil
The Herald accuses E F Pillsbury of Maine of reform as state printing shifts from Kennebec Journal to Pillsbury & Co. The Journal, backed by James G Blaine, had long profited from the contract. Pillsbury now offers to print all state materials for two years for the Journal’s excess treasury gains.
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Pillsbury
Herald
E. F. Pillsbury
Maine
Kennebec Journal
James G. Blaine
Treasury
Blaine
Messrs Pillsbury & Co
Suspension of judgment in Dexter Bank cashier case
We sympathize with Mrs Barron widow of the Dexter Bank cashier and petition the public for a suspension of judgment. The memory of the dead and the life liberty or property of the living deserve all doubts, and the theories of suicide do not place the question beyond doubt. We will wait until guilt is compelled before accepting death by own action.
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Barron
Dexter Bank
Potter sub committee hears pivotal witness in NY
The Potter sub committee in New York heard a key witness yesterday and proved electoral votes of South Carolina and Florida were for sale before returns by the Returning Boards. Mr Tilden allegedly refused to buy them, while others were involved.
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Potter
New York
South Carolina
Florida
Tilden
Bowdoin
Boston
Brunswick
W. D. Northend
C. A. Bartel
C. C. Everett
Harvard
Smith
Andover
Congress
M. P. Kennard
John P. Phair
Supreme Court of Vermont
Old Colony Railroad
Boston, Clinton
Fitchburg
New Bedford
Maine
W. B. Elliott
Glenburn
Bangor
Senate
House
Secretary of the Navy
Blaine
Local Trade Prices and Auction Times Noted
This Day items list schedules at 10 A.M. Rubber boots and shoes by Johnson Moody & Co. At 11 A.M. groceries by G Beck & Son. 11 and 2 30 paintings priced at $8 by Johnson. 11 and 2 30 paintings by J M Watson & Co. 2 P.M. paintings by Leonard & Co.
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Johnson, Moody & Co
G. Beck & Son
Johnson
J. M. Watson & Co
Leonard & Co
Beck & Son
Lily A
H. Harris & Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
Moses Colman & Son
Isburgh & Walkering
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Harris & Jones
Henry & Hatch
Slaughter of cattle imports at Liverpool abattoir surveyed
London reports a cattle slaughter found in Liverpool abattoir under a leading veterinary expert shows pleuro-pneumonia in more cattle than first detected. The Examiner returns to London to brief the Privy Council Veterinary Department as Iberian cargo from Boston awaits quarantine. Trade contracts drop, plans urge slaughter on landing, Mersey docks raises abattoir prospects. no impact yet on New York shipments.
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London
Abattoir
Liverpool
Veterinary Department
Privy Council
Boston
Mersey Docks and Harbor Board
New York
New York Hearings Probe Electoral Plot In South Carolina
The Potter sub committee opened at noon to speed a conclusion by Saturday. Smith M Weed testified about cipher despatches and money offers to sway South Carolina votes. Pelton and Gov. Tilden figures emerged in a tightening web with claims of attempted payoffs and official responses.
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New York
Potter
Springer
Smith M. Weed
Pelton
Gov. Tilden
North
South Carolina
Florida
Reed
the Tribune
Cox
Henry Havemeyer
Sam
Thomas Peet
Columbia
Wade Hampton
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Baltimore
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Randolph
Hiumpton
J. B. Gordon
London
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Smith Weed
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Everett House
House
Senate
Weed
Mead
Barnums
Bath Court
Max
West Seventeenth Street
N. Y
Kelloge
Stearns
Hampton Party
Hardy Solomon
Returning Board
Solomon
G. C. Dunn
Stone
Cardozo
Hayne
Innis
M. J. Hirsch
House Committee On Privileges and Elections
Dunn
Gloucester schooner Cunard missing with fifteen aboard
Gloucester reports no news of the schooner Cunard after a Banks voyage. Master Garrett Galvin and most crew sailed Oct 20 from Port Mulgrave with fifteen aboard, including three men left behind. Vessel valued at 6000 dollars, insured for 3600, owned by James G Tarr & Brother.
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Garrett Galvin
Vince Hennessey
John H. Reynolds
Joseph Lockwood
James Harding
John Harding
John Ryan
Allen C. Brien
Neal McDonald
John Drury
Neal McLeod
Gloucester
Provinces
Andrew Crowell
Argyle
N. S
James Tobey
Guysboro
Port Mulgrave
James G. Tarr
McCullough Opens Richard III as Stage Panic Erupts
John McCullough opened his engagement at the Masonic Theatre Were last night in Richard III. The furnace fire caused smoke and a panic as two to three hundred people fled toward the doors. Gov Marks and others urged calm, and the audience returned to their seats before the play continued.
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Nashville
Tenn
John McCullough
Masonic Theatre
McCullough
Gov, Marks
Coroner's inquest finds Hayes guilty in Angell murder
In Newport New Hampshire on February 5 the coroner's inquest concluded with a verdict that Henry H. Hayes murdered Richmond C. Angell and that Charlotte C. Angell wife of Angell was accessory before and after the fact.
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Newport
N. H
Angell
Henry H. Hayes
Richmond C. Angell
Charlotte C. Angell
Said Angell
Army bill drag on as amendments loom over retrenchment
Washington notes minimal gains on the Army bill with section four merging professorships into modern languages at the academy and an amendment shaping officer reductions. Debate stretches toward adjournment as talk of an extra session grows amid broader fiscal and political maneuvering in Congress.
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Washington
Military Academy
Harry White
Pennsylvania
Banning
Hale
Carlisle
Kentucky
Edmunds Impeccable Debate Over 13th 14th 15th Amendments
Special despatch reports the Senate debate and final adoption of Edmunds resolutions affirming the thirteenth fourteenth and fifteenth amendments. Republicans push for federal jurisdiction while Democrats defend states rights amid partisan exchange and procedural votes.
Debates on Federal Civil Rights Amendments in Senate
The debate features Edmunds and Morgan amendments on the right to peaceably assemble, with Hoar leading a strong Federal power stance. Edm uds amendment passes then the Morgan Edm unds substitute is rejected. The resolutions affirm ratification of the thirteenth to fifteenth amendments and urge enforcement and voting protections, with further actions to craft a voting rights bill. The session ends with adjournment at 11 pm.
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Nays
Dorsey
Matthews
Jones
Nevada
Sharon
Wadleigh
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Barnum
Wallace
Butler
Eustis
McDonald
Dennis
Florida
McPherson
Thurman
Ransom
Lainsbury
Withers
Executive Department
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Proposed Reorganization of the Indian Territory Delays Geneva Award Bill
Senate committee reports a bill to reorganize the Indian Territory with a U. S. Court and territorial government granting a delegate in Congress to five tribes to open land to white settlement. Crookedness by New England postmasters noted with potential remedies. Senate Judiciary panel to tackle the Geneva Award bill next week amid division. Secretary of State recommends continuing Mrs Taylor’s minister to Berlin salary for one year. Senate Naval Affairs OKs site for new Observatory. Treasury notes tobacco and sugar duty adjustments. Keene bank named public debt depository. Indemnity installments from Mexico to US citizens due Feb 12. Fox removal as Bangor customs collector announced.
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Senate Committee On Territories
Indian Territory
United States
Congress
New England
Senate Judiciary Committee
Thurman
Secretary of State
Senate
Bayard Taylor
Berlin
Taylor
Sargent
Committee On Naval Affairs
Naval Observatory
Senate Committee On Finance
House
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Citizens’ National Bank of
Keene
N. H
Department of State
Mexico
Ebenezer E. Fox
Bangor
Murder near Bangor shocks Maine community
A man named William B. Elliot of Glenburne was found murdered beside a road two miles from Bangor near Merrill's mills. An axe inflicted head wounds, and a bloody sled with feed bags was nearby. A likely accomplice rode away on a western train after leaving the team at the depot. Elliot died soon after at the police station. The motive remains unknown.
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Bangor
Fes
Merrill’s Mills
W. B. Elliot
Glenburne
Maine Central
Elliot
Merrill’s
William B. Elliot
Glenburn
Merrill’s Mill
Fire Destroys Tenement Block in Taunton
At 4:30 AM W L Newcomb & Co. tenement block rear of Union block in Taunton burned. Tenants Gustavus L Wilber Eliza C Moore William P Seaver and James McMahon lost nearly all furnishings. Building loss about 2500 with 1700 insured in Dorchester Mutual and 2500 in the Quincy. Relief paper not yet started. Other items: Warsaw mills in Ontario burned for 10000. Charles Halsey residence in Bridgeport burned for 5000 insured in Hartford.
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Taunton
Mass
W. L. Newcomb & Co
Union Block
Gustavus L. Wilber
Eliza C. Moore
William P. Seaver
James McMahon
Dorchester Mutual
Quincy
Peterboro
Ont
Warsaw
Z. R. Rogers
Bridgeport
Conn
Charles Halsey
Hartford
Railroads Sold Under Foreclosure Decrees
The Master in Chancery sold the Kansas City and Santa Fe Railroad and the Missouri River Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad at Topeka under foreclosure. George H. Nettleton bid $120,000 for the former and Wallace Pratt bid $1,930,000 for the latter, with purchases for bondholders.
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Kansas City, Frs
Topeka
Kansas City and Santa Fe
Missouri River
Fort Scott
Murderer to be Executed on April Fourth
The court announces Chief Justice Pierpont’s ruling on John P. Phair’s petition for a new trial. The opinion finds no evidence creating a reasonable doubt of guilt and confirms execution set for April 4 in Rutland Vt. The decision cites witness correlations, handwriting, and transportation records tying Phair to the Boston property tied to Mrs Frieze’s murder.
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Fes
Pierpont
John P. Phair
Boston
Frieze
Rutland
Adams House
Phair
E. F. Smith
Providence
Stewarts
Downing
Brandon
Barrett
Plague fears in Europe boost US grain trade talks
In New York discussions on the Produce Exchange link anticipated plague disruptions in Southern Russia with embargoes on Russian exports. An expected rise in US cereal demand, export routes to Europe, and rail transport to seaboard markets were forecast, alongside other city news on auctions and public matters.
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Temperance crackdown draws fines and retractions
Penalty of one hundred dollars and imprisonment up to six months is noted. After trials about fifty dealers withdrew not guilty pleas, obliging the Clerk of the Court to update records. Second offences incur one hundred dollars plus costs, first offences fifty dollars plus costs. Critics condemn spotters as temperance workers voice concerns.
Cabinet shifts and church rites spark French politics
The Times Paris dispatch notes M de Marcere’s budgeting role after Jules Ferry’s civil wedding. Five cabinet members are Protestants. Left abandons plans to impeach the De Broglie ministry. Paris reports Cabinet Council debating the presidential message aligning with past commerce principles. Estafette: Left pleased with changes in officeholders.
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The
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Jules Ferry
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Fes
la Liberte
Nationale
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Sanitary Committees Forming in Russian Cities
St. Petersburg reports numerous municipal and provincial sanitary committees to promote cleanliness among poorer classes in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Matta notes twenty one days quarantine on vessels arriving from Russian ports in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azof.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Matta
Black Sea
Sea of Azof
General Maude Returns to Quarters After Bargaining
Gen. Maude has returned to his quarters from the Bazar Valley after making terms with the chiefs. Gen. Roberts has left Hazara pier for Khurum. Riotous demonstrations have occurred at Seistan against Persian authority.
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Catcutta
Maude
Bazar Valley
Roberts
Catholic relief noted in Rome Voce Della Verita report
Cablegram dispatches from Rome Vienna Glasgow Brussels Berlin and Havana report Catholic relief for Rome head of church laborer unemployment and charity in Glasgow and Danish/Belgian moves. Notable items include Prince Alexander Bathenberg declining Bulgarian throne and Stanley to lead Belgian Africa expedition.
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Voce Della Verita
Vienna
Alexander of Battenberg
Loxapon
Glasgow
Steel & Craig
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Fes
Germany
Vatican
Brussels
Henry M. Stanley
Africa
Berlin
Bismarck
Denmark
Havana
Campos Las
Spain
Obituary notes Cambridge veteran in cotton mills era
One of Cambridge's oldest residents died Wednesday morning at about 94 years. Born June 8, 1784 in Jaffrey New Hampshire, he helped develop early American cotton manufacturing, founded mills in New Ipswich and Lowell, led York mills in Saco and Everett mills in Lawrence, and wrote works on cotton progress. He served as Cambridge Alderman and in the Legislature.
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Cambridge
Jaffrey
N. H
New Ipswich
Lowell
York Mills
Saco
Lawrence
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Everett Mills
United States
Boston
New England Agricultural Society
Young’s
Berlin
W. A. Howe & Co
Pierce, Howe & Co
Howe, Pierce & Co
First National Bank of Boston
B. W. Pierce & Co
New York
Jackson, Mandell & Daniel
Howe
Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg
The
Horace F. Reed
Cross & Reed
Hingham
Jonathan Fogg
Brockton
Brunswick College
Lyman Cochrane
Superior Court
Detroit
California mining stocks close in San Francisco
Official closing prices for mining shares listed in San Francisco on February 5 show gains and losses across multiple companies. Notable names include Grand Prize, Hale & Norcross, Ophir, California, Overman, Crown Point, Sierra Nevada, Eureka Consolidated, Union Consolidated, Yellow Jacket, Gould & Curry, and Consolidated Virginia. Richardson, Hill & Co. at 40 Water Street handles orders, with daily mining intelligence bulletined in their office.
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San Francisco
BUR Wai
Hale & Norcross
Semennee
Julia Consolidated
Beat & Belcher
Bbs Imblice
Cscscckess
BOGIE
Csesscen Sugens BQ
ORICA
Boos
Caledonia
Ophir
California
Overman
Ohonet v
Coves
Raymond & Ely
Virginia
Savate
Sierra Nevada
Eureka
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Gould & Curry
Hartford Visitors See Willimantic Works and Brush Electric Light
About 100 gentlemen from Hartford Boston New Haven New York Paterson and other places visited Willimantic Thread Company works today and this evening witnessed Brush electric light in use a week for lighting the factory Gov Andrews and ex Governors Hubbard and Hawley attended along with scientists The light is said to be in successful use Six lights replace 134 gas burners in a room 200 by 68 and another 80 by 68 by two lights The company plans to light the entire factory by electricity.
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Hartford
Conn
Boston
New Haven
New York
Paterson
N. J
Willimantic Thread Company
Brush Electric
Gov. Andrews
Hubbard
Hawley
Maine Senate reports water company bill in Fryeburg
In Augusta February 5, the Senate reports a water company bill for Fryeburg with $100,000 capital stock. The House discusses stricter embezzlement prosecutions and wage cuts for York County officials. Railways committee favors bills from the Railroad Commissioners, including strikes penalties and uniform railroad returns. Kennebec delegation proposes $1,750 for the Superior Court judge. Legal Affairs committee favors denying a Rockland water company charter.
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Avagusta
Senate
Fryeburg
York County
Committee On Railways
Kennebec County
Committee On
Rockland
Ex-County Judge Hulbert Arrested in Saratoga
John C. Hulbert former County Judge and First National Bank director was arrested by Marshal Grippen in Saratoga Springs New York charged with violating Banking Law section 5209. He was arraigned before Commissioner Sylvester and given until tomorrow to post 10 000 bail.
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Saratowa
N. Y
John C. Hulbert
First National Bank
Marshal Grippen
Sylvester
News in Brief: Fugitives, floods, and fatal shootings
James Barton, defaulting bookkeeper of Westchester Bank Peekskill N Y, fled to Canada. A mine blast near Paducah Ky killed a miner and his wife and child. Shaft No 5 at Plymouth Pa flooded by a subterranean stream halting mining for a month. Wade Hampton faces amputation and despondency. Gov Nicholls calls for March 18 election for Constitutional Convention delegates meeting April 21 in New Orleans. Urbana Ohio tax overcharges spark farmer protests. bondsman James Caldwell seeks release. At Moorhead’s cattle ranch two killed by Indians, 80 head of cattle driven off. William Peake shot dead in Manhattan Kan by Bates Acting Deputy Marshal. In Wrightsville Ill a dispute ends with Dr Charles McAuliffe hanged by a mob. deputy jailed for Carrollton jail transport.
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Westchester Bank
Peekskill
N. Y
Canada
Paducah
Delaware and Hudson Company
Plymouth
Wade Hampton
Florida
Gov. Nicholls
Louisiana
New Orleans
Urbana
Ohio
James Caldwell
Moorhead
Niobrara River
Nebraska
Frank Moorhead
Mr Ashbaugh
Little Wolf
Manhattan
Kansas
William Peake
Bates
Peake
Christian Church
Wrightsville
Ill
Charles McAuliffe
James Havner
Havner
Carrollton
Charleston Mile Races Feature 2-Year-Old Dash Winner Eunice
In Charleston South Carolina on February 5 the mile dash for two-year-olds was won by Eunice in 1.50 with Mary Walton second and Ben Hill third among nine starters. The 1 3-4 mile event for all ages saw Little Red win in 3.12 3-4 with Leroy second. Mile heats were claimed by Hisilan in 1.45 3-4 and 1.47, Jim Bell placed second.
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S. C
Fes
Eunice
Mary Walton
Ben Hill
Wiles
Little Red
Leroy
Hisilan
Jim Bell
Portland and area braces for new steamship line
New England notes bring reports of a Portland based Clyde Company plan for three direct Glasgow to Portland steamships the Eirene Colina and Cybele all new vessels with strong passenger and freight capacity the Eirene due in Portland now. Also covered are a Kennebunkport treasurer bond issue a Utah skeleton identified as Henry S Warren a Lewiston trial verdict for Auburn vs Franklin a runaway debtors pair Crawford and a fatal quarry accident near Rockland and grain export and receipt totals from 1874 to 1878 with rising volumes.
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Utah
Kelton
Henry S. Warren
Portland Argus
Auburn
Franklin Company
Wilson Pond
Lewiston
Crawford
Saco House
Fred Butler
Thomaston Road
Rockland
Portland
Saco
Frederick Scammon
Manuel
Scammon
Clyde Company
Glasgow
Eirene
Rollo
Colina
Murray
Cybele
McMullan
Grocers Plumes & Renou Assign Assets to Creditors
Lake Village grocers Plumes and Renou have assigned all property to satisfy creditors. Weston Brothers of Laconia failed Wednesday. In Exeter Supreme Court Matilda Perry of Deerfield was fined 25 dollars plus costs after a child assault case. Nearly 100 witnesses waited. Coos County Supreme Court opened Tuesday with one liquor law indictment. term shortened by Referee law. Dartmouth graduate C W Stevens was appointed Assistant Observer at Cordoba Observatory in Argentina, earning 1200 dollars annually. sails March 12.
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Laconia
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Coos County
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C. W. Stevens
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Gloucester News Summary of Local Accidents and Industry Fuss
A Gloucester girl riding on Chestnut street hit a stone post and sustained serious injuries. Joseph Marshall of West Gloucester was killed after a sledding accident on Saturday. Mrs Isaac D. Clough was struck by a sled on Church street and remained unconscious with head injury. Reports deny further defalcations at Fall River’s Manufacturers' Gas Company. Alfred Case’s four year old son drowns at Blackstone river after sliding into a hole. William Talbot of Fall River, bitten by a dog, is dying of hydrophobia. owner Coffey also bitten. Salmon Falls Paper Company of Russell faces financial trouble with protests, possible suspension, and stockholder meeting. Main stockholders listed from several towns.
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Chestnut Street
Gloucester
Joseph
George Marshall
West Gloucester
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Church Street
C. P. Stickney
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Fall River
Alfred Case
Millbury
Blackstone
William Talbot
Coffey
Salmon Falls Paper Company
Russell
M. B. Whitney
E. B. Gillett
Samuel Horton
George Lafflin
H. J. Buss
Westfield
Warwick Railroad Sold At Auction By Trustees
The Warwick Railroad was auctioned Monday by bondholder trustees. Several landowners and claimants protested the sale. The line was struck off to A J Dull of New Jersey, a bondholder, for 31000 dollars. The road has operated only a short time since its construction two years ago.
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A. J. Dull
New Jersey
Strange will typo and rowing hopes at Wesleyan
A New Haven tale notes a mistaken bequest of 750000 to John E Skinner by Antoine Mercer of St Thomas. Wesleyan plans a six oared crew for the American Henley with twelve trainees and about 1000 dollars in alumni guarantees. A Cromwell woman loses 1000 in notes, later found in Mrs Ann Bonds bag at New Haven with a cup showing the exchanger. In Norwich jail, Wesley W Bishop is allowed to visit his dying mother and urges confession over poisoning Charles H Cobb as Mrs Bishop blames Mrs Cobb for misdirection.
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John E. Skinner
Antoine Mercer
St. Thomas
Skinner
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Cromwell
Middletown
Ann Bond
Bishop
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Tragic Death At Early Springs Strickland Girl 17
In Coryell county Texas Miss Strickland aged 17 died after taking strychnine in her room Sunday. She had been receiving attention from a neighbor against her family’s wishes. She wrote a note to her father saying she would quit the world then drank poison calling it soda before collapsing and dying within a half hour.
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Mulatto man attacks girl near Laurinburg
In Laurinburg on the Carolina Central line a mulatto man assaulted Miss Bethune, lashing her to a tree in the woods. She was found later. the assailant fled and a reward has been offered by her friends. The incident has caused strong community concern.
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Texans in deadly duel end in double tragedy
In GoLiaD Texas on February 5 two men named Henderson and Lockhart quarreled and fired revolvers. Lockhart shot Henderson six times, killing him instantly. Henderson’s brother then attacked Lockhart, they struggled, and Henderson fired six shots into Lockhart, killing him instantly.
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Goliad, Tex
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Henderson
Lockhart
Failures at Halifax Show Insolvent Firms and Creditors Meeting
Halifax Feb 5 E Morrison & Co flour and produce suspended with liabilities about 120000 and assets 170000. A creditors meeting is set for the 14th and an extension will likely be granted. Robert Mackintosh sugar dealer faces bankruptcy with liabilities around 40000 and assets small.
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Double murder in Shalonier leaves family terrorized
In Shalonier Illinois last night Fred Malcho forced August Rubin to drink then shot him dead. He fired three more bullets at Rubin’s eldest daughter, mortally wounding her. The motive remains unknown and Malcho is at large.
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Shalonier
Ill
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Paris marriage case before Civil Tribunal
A Paris letter reports a Civil Tribunal case where widower M. Martin seeking remarriage pursued Mme Causien-Proffit, a separated spouse open to matrimony, reflecting a vulnerable search for companionship amid family strains.
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Boston Merchant Listings by Address and Trade Types
A catalog of trades and businesses including mens furnishings real estate and watches with names and street addresses across Washington Tremont Temple and related streets. Notable firms include Chaffin Freeman Gray Hewins Hollis Calrow Lyon Whitcomb Chickering and Sons Henry Miller Ballett & Cumston and Barnes Appleton among others.
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Tremont Street
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Temple Place
Nechols
Merchant Tailors
Calrow
John G
Washington St
Lyon, George & CO
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Whitcomb
H. P
Organs
Chickering & Sons
Tremont St
Henry F. Miller
INO. Gibson’s Son & CO
Broad St
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State Street
Brown
Seth E
Old State House
Barnes & Carter
Cundy
W. H
Milk Street
Chandler, H. P
Devonshire Street
Eldridge
JAS. T. & CO
Farnsworth
FE. S
Water Street
French, J. & Son
HYPE
JAS. F.C
Court Square
Jeffries, John & Sons
Dev
Jackson
JAS
Hingsley, Gardner P
Lincoln
WM. & Son
Devonshire St
Nason
School Street
Porter
Alex
Alex, &S., 27 State Street. Thayer, Edward F
Equitable B'g
Willis
Winnett, J. & CO
Wade, J. M
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Chambly
West Farnham
St. Lambert
Que
Montreal
Central Vermont
Farnham
J T. & O. F. Barron
White River
Twin Mountain
Fabian
Manchester
John Hayes
NEW England News
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Halifax
Manupf’s
Doane & Grheenough
Groom, Tromas & CO
Gay
Aaron
BIRD
Henry C. & CO
Colman, Moses & Sow
Portland St
DAY
State St
Hatch, Samuel & CO
Congress St
Harris, H. & CO
Farris
Cyrous L. & CO
Central War
Summer Street
Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
Howe, Albert & CO
Market St
Brighton
Dev. Street
Hnights
S. R
Libbie
C. F
Beacon Street
Nason, J. L. & CO
Osgood
F. D
Rhodes & CO
Sullivan & MacDonald
School
Bankers
Attwood Gilb’t & CO
Merchants
Brooks & Warner
Water,or
BANGS
Fenno, N. F. & C O
Congress Square
Foote & French
Congress Street
Loud, T.J.& Bro
Parker & Stack Pole
Devonshire
Peck, F. H
Exchance
Stone & Downer
Book Publishers
W. B
Washington Street
Houghton, Osgood & C O
St. Lee & Shepard
Franklin St
Little, Brown & CO
Wash
Lock Wood, Brooks & CO
Carpetinos
Pobson, J. & J
Goldthwait, Joel & CO
St. Lovejoy & CO
PRAY
INO
Bond & Son
Water St
Burnett, Jos. & CO
Central Street
Macomber, Bigelow & D
Oliver
Insurance
Bean
Jacob
Brattie
WM. A
Exchange Place
Marsh, Francis Jr
Sears
FSTEY
Hunt Bros
Wash. St. New England Organ CO
Wash. Smith AM. Organ CO
SAFES
Damon, Geo. L
Sudbury Street
Morse, KE. R. & CO
WM. Bond & Son
Barrett, C. B. & CO
St. Devereaux & Meserve
FLAGG
Blackstone Street
Shattuck, E.G. & CO
Mme. Causten-Proffit
Daly
Rudolphe
Schaefer
Sexton
Clara Eatop
Lunt
Key West
George’s Banks
Bermuda
Hooper
Nerissa
Mediterranean
August Andre
Antwerp
Hadji
St. John’s
P. R
Hudson
City of Bristol
Southampton
Donau
Bree Men
Lessing
Hamburg
Abyssinia
Caswell
Wilbur
A.B. Witsor
W.A. Batchelor
Sena
Bond Street
Dye&p&wyte Jyls
Paine
Canal and Friend Streets
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