Chicago Board of Education Rules Marriage as Resignation
At its last regular meeting the Chicago Board of Education adopted a rule that a female teacher's marriage shall be treated as resignation. Opponents say the rule single out women, invade privacy, and harms the teaching profession. They warn it strips women of independence and harkens to feudal restrictions.
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Maine Judges Clash Over Constitution and Precedents
The Maine Court ruled the state constitution unconstitutional and prior decisions egal, while Republican precedents were deemed too outrageous to follow. The decision on squatter sovereignty grants a member without a summons prima facie equal consideration with one holding a summons. This feature has won praise from the Commander in Chief during the interregnum.
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Chauncy Hall School Exhibition Awards Medals
The Chauncy Hall School annual exhibition was held in Music Hall yesterday after noon and medals were awarded to a large number of students. A Conant trial ended with a jury deliberation unresolved at adjournment. Afghanistan reports mention seventy three executions tied to the Cabal massacre. Senator Conkling disavows Presidential associations and pledges support for Grant.
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Reciprocity commission urged for U.S. Canada trade talks
Washington hearing on a proposed commission to study a reciprocal treaty with British Provinces includes Boston merchants Henry Woods and Charles Powers. They stress benefits for New England commerce and U.S. duties, while Bowman notes no treaty clause. The committee may report favorably soon as local interests push the plan. Conkling denies any Chicago presidential candidacy and supports Gen. Grant.
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Mining stock closing prices reported in San Francisco
In San Francisco on February 6 the closing prices for mining stocks were listed today, showing daily changes and market activity across several mining firms. The report highlights the day’s highs and lows and overall sector movement.
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Illinois, Bayne Move to Rise. Two Pension Bills Passed
Mr Bayne of Pennsylvania moved that the committee rise but the motion failed. After limited business, the committee rose having agreed to two pension bills. The bill for the relief of George Eyster of Philadelphia, carried over from last Friday, was passed. The House adjourned until Monday.
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Cabinet meeting reviews Maj Reno dismissal and Alaska plan
Washington reports the cabinet affirmed the court martial sentence and will issue Maj Reno’s dismissal. Officials discuss invasion preparations for Indian Territory and expect a presidential proclamation. A government for Alaska was considered but no conclusion reached.
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Census supervisors battle over Georgia nomination
Democratic Senate Census Committee members held a long private meeting with Georgia lawmakers on Rev. Thomas J. Simmons's bid to be census supervisor for the First District. Supporters call him competent. opponents label him illiterate and slanderous, arguing a rejection would wound the party in the North. The dispute centers on an autograph letter and the independent Georgia movement versus the regular Democratic organization.
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Appropriations for New Public Buildings and Canal Studies
Washington Feb 6. House Public Buildings Committee recommends 200000 for Denver public buildings 100000 for Minneapolis with current year appropriations 40000. Senate Education panel backs Burnside plan to devote net land sale and patent office receipts to a national educational fund. Interoceanic canal debate advances with data collection on Cape Horn trade and Nicaragua route. Admiral Ammen testifies. Senate Exodus Committee holds nine witnesses corroborating prior testimony.
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lawmakers consider budget for Fraye’s Scott portrait
In Washington on February 6 a private calendar bill proposes $25,900 to purchase Fraye’s equestrian portrait of General Winfield Scott. The measure is in committee of the whole on the private calendar as lawmakers debate civil disabilities.
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Secretary settles Orton vs Southern Pacific case in land dispute
Interior Secretary rules Orton lost land claim for failure to file within legal time thus upholding 1877 patent to Southern Pacific. No US suit to vacate. claimant has local court remedy. Also notes Parnell visit, Patrick's Day funds, Lamar health update, and Indian Affairs Committee move on criminal jurisdiction for reservations.
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Lucan Tragedy Funeral for Donnellys Draws 600 Plus Crowd
The Lucan Ontario funeral for the murdered Donnellys drew over 600 attendees from the surrounding area. Surviving family members were present as pallbearers and the cortege traveled from Michael Connors' house to the Roman Catholic Church. Father Connolly led the service, crying openly as he spoke of the tragedy, while authorities searched the area for additional arrests. General public agitation and police activity continued into the afternoon with expectations of further prisoners.
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Railway clashes over Quebec line as English bondholders resist
In Quebec on February 6 the Leyis and Kennebec Railway dispute erupts as the new English bondholders’ board refuses to surrender line and rolling stock. The old board claims control from St. Joseph, threatening formal action to seize road assets and halt traffic.
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Expulsion Movement in Colorado Fights Ute War
New York dispatch reports Colorado forms an organization to expel the Utes. Maj. Morrow pursues Victoria in Malpas and Lava beds, Victoria’s strong position finally yields under heavy resistance. One Indian scout killed and four Ninth Cavalry wounded. Reports from Los Angeles Agency note Gen. Adams arriving. Jack refuses time for surrender while Douglas and White River Utes are encamped. Indians anxious over negotiations pending in Washington.
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Maine Senate Deliberates Water Bill and Fish Commission Change
In Augusta Maine on February 6 the Senate reviewed a pure water supply bill for Bangor and discussed valuation commissions with the choice of sixteen members. The House heard petitions to corporate the Waterville Telegraph and to grant Orchard Branch Railroad the right to build a wharf. The Judiciary committee reported against a bill on corrupt attorney agreements. Printing contracts were awarded to Sprague and Son and binding to Smith and Reid.
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India and Ireland Debate Flagship Issues in Commons
Lord Stanhope cites a despatch naming Victoria Empress of India while confirming Afghan Russian papers not for publication. Britain gains a Gold Coast strip to curb smuggling, now under review. Redmond and Mahon push Home Rule amendment as Shaw urges remedy for Irish famine risk and criticizes past policy.
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British Blue Book says Russia not seeking Merv control
London dispatches reveal a July conversation with Gen Jomini in which Russia rejected a Merv invasion plan but would use it to pressure Herat and threat to Bokhara. Viscount Cranbrook argues Afghanistan cannot be made permanently peaceful and recommends a division of Afghanistan with outposts at Cabul and Herat.
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Sixty-Three Executed in Cabul Massacre Conspiracy
The Times reports Gen Roberts telegram from Cabul stating that before November 12, 1879 about seventy three men were executed for offenses linked to the massacre and embassy dishonor. Nineteen more were later executed or sentenced for residency attacks and related killings, with names and charges en route to England.
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Ramsay loses Liberal bid in Liverpool by 2,221
In Liverpool the Liberal candidate Lord Ramsay failed to unseat Edward Whitley, who won 26,106 votes to 23,885. The vast turnout followed Ramsay’s Home Rule pledge, with results announced after polls closed at 4 pm.
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Fire Rampages Across New England Damaging Buildings
Multiple fires across New England report heavy damage. The Maine Standard office in Augusta loses stock and millinery due to flood from firefighting. Lyndeboro farm buildings burn destroying a home and crops. South Dartmouth post office and Gideon Sherman store burned by arson. Taunton saw mill at Old Colony Iron Works destroyed. Northwood Freewill Baptist Church in Exeter consumed with no insurance.
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Pittsburgh coke region workers demand wage increase
Miners and coke drawers in the Pittsburgh area seek one dollar per oven for coke and forty cents per wagon for coal mining. If unsatisfied, they threaten to strike Monday. Coke manufacturers resist, already raising employer wages by 20 percent. A dealer mentions a plan to import 10 000 Belgians to support demands. Allentown ore miners strike persists with no violence reported.
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Remains of Brevoort House proprietor buried in New York
The remains of Charles C. Waite were buried today from the Broad Way Tabernacle at Thirty-fourth Street and Sixth Avenue. Attendees included prominent hotel men from Boston Chicago Albany and New York. Rev. Dr. Eustis and Rev. Dr. Taylor officiated. Pallbearers included Salem H. Wales Sinclair Tousey Benj. K. Phelps Robert Schell Judge Gildersleeve George H. Moore Andrew H. Green Caleb B. Knevals Albert Bierstedt and Samuel Ward. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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James A. Anderson Arrested in Tennessee Frauds Case
Memiuis Tenn February 6 James A Anderson late public administrator was arrested on an indictment by the grand jury charging fraudulent appropriation of estate funds from minors. He is held on $9000 bail, with suspected defalcations around $75000. Several suits against his bondsmen follow, as more indictments are prepared by the Attorney General.
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Vagrant Wins Dash at Charleston Meet. Round Dance Triumphs
In Charleston, Vagrant won the one and a half mile dash over Ben Hill with a time of 2 48. In mile heats Round Dance and Gabriel competed. Round Dance won heats two and three with times 1 50 and 1 54. The selling race of three quarters of a mile was captured by Lucky Hit with Whitehall second and Hawk third in 1 20 1 2.
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New York Herald Irish famine relief fund subscriptions
Parties desiring to subscribe to the New York Herald Irish famine relief fund in Boston may do so at multiple locations including Globe counting room Parker House Woesler dining rooms Hawley Street 19 and 21 KE T. Howards office Merchants' Exchange Gen M T Donohoe Lake Shore and Michigan Southern office old State House W A Lewis East Boston Advocate Malloy's news room Meridian East Boston or J A Dohery 73 Endicott street.
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Grantism Riots and Primary Controversy Roil Albany
The Albany dispatch reports the Republican General Committee snubbing a resolution to name inspectors for primaries and ordering noon polls. It notes anti-Smyth factions planning separate delegations, Merritt’s remarks on Pennsylvanian opposition to Grant, and a Senate inquiry into 1868 naturalization frauds.
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Maine News Briefs Include Assault Bound Over and Drowning
James Anderson, the tramp who assaulted Mrs Herrick in Falmouth, bound over in 5000 dollars. An Auburn man filed thirty nine Supreme Court actions on lightning pruning saw notes totaling about 20000 dollars. Anson D Stephenson, Belfast native, works in Boston and befriended Bass who died and left 50000 dollars to him. Portland's Charles Moulton shot his hostler in the face. he was held for examination. A Betton Bangor tale ends sadly of a shipmate drowned after his boat capsized near Boothbay Harbor when the Lincoln sailed without him.
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North Congregational Church calls Charles P. Mills for last year’s seminary graduate
Various local items including a marriage license issued to a Bridgewater woman and a swan, a rail contract dispute in Providence Worcester, a Lowell minister’s new Honolulu post, wage increases in Lowell, a Williams College arrest later likely nolle pressed, Bartlett Mills stock reduction, a Fairhaven suit and wife death, a North Adams military ball profit, Caleb Cushing church donation tale, a Fitchburg colored man firing at a tenant, and a revolver incident with Rev. Woods taking the weapon.
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Moon shiners go on trial in Trenton for illicit distilling
Seven prominent Moon shiners of New York face trial before the United States Court at Trenton for illicit distilling at the Palisades and nearby sites. Among the defendants are the Brady brothers, long pursued by revenue officers. they have been found guilty on four indictments and await sentencing likely to total eight years. Commissioner Raum has organized the cases quietly over the past month.
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Frank Green Death Notice and Longtime Read & Sons Associate
Mr Francis Green known as Frank Green dies after a long career with William Read & Sons gunsmiths at Faneuil Hall square. A Boston native educated at Phillips School he worked twenty seven years with the firm and was a Democratic secretary and delegate. He suffered a severe head blow years ago near Washington and Winter streets but recovered.
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