Freight Pool Fight Deepens Across Rail Lines
New York Feb 6 meeting of trunk line presidents at Commissioner Fink's office discussed suspending the pool contract. Motion voted down. Fink’s resignation read and rejected. A four months leave granted. expect further rate cuts westward and a shakeup of clerk staff. War is fierce but progress toward reorganization seen as possible.
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King
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Erie
Wegenan
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
I. Hayden
New York Central
Frank Harriot
Baltimore and Ohio
Uling Wates
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Train Collision Near Quincy Injures Several
An accident on the Florida Central and Western railroad three miles east of Quincy left multiple injured. Kendall of Wittsfield Jr. sustained hip and back injuries, S. Godfrey of Rockford Ill. was lightly hurt, W. Robinson of Rockford Ill. bruised about the head, and two unknown men suffered severe injuries including crushed head and foot. Six others were slightly injured. no fatalities reported.
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Poisoning Case Near Worcester Sees New Lead
In Bolton a half-burnt mass in the kitchen stove and a peculiar odor were found after the Bigelow boy was moved to Northboro. Arsenic is suspected though the seeker of who did the deed remains unknown. Dana Bigelow, the unsoned man, is reported improving.
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Bolton
Grangers favor local butter making over Boston milk trade
In Sanbornton meetings the milk producers urged turning milk into butter locally rather than daily shipments to Boston. They claimed a single cow could yield five and a quarter pounds of butter in a week valued at 57 cents, with milk revenue of 51 cents and skim milk usable as pig feed. Belknap county milk supply to Boston may drop soon.
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Vigilance Keeps Victoria Bridge Safe Amid Dynamite Threats
Montreal reports heightened police alert after dynamiter warnings. Wooden shanties rise on ice at bridge ends and three guards are posted at each approach with patrols along the span. An alternate relief system will be used all winter to preserve the structure.
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Poison found in Haven couple linked to murder theory
In Haven Connecticut on February 6 authorities report poison in the stomachs of John Sullivan and his wife found dead in Ansonia. Medical opinion supports murder by the wife and suicide by the husband after a 24 hour separation. The widow’s jealousy appears unfounded though she believed he would desert her or leave her a portion of the estate.
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John Sullivan
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Rail rate war ends between lines over freight costs
The three week dispute among the Asheville and Chattanooga, and Memphis and Charleston railroads ended with an amicable adjustment. Cut rates of 5 cents per 100 pounds for all freight classes from Chattanooga to Memphis by the Nashville and Chattanooga were withdrawn and the former higher rates restored.
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Ballot results name Straban as Democrat Senate candidate
In Portland on February 6 the Democratic ballot named B S Straban of Albany for United States senator. Republicans split votes with Hirsh 26, Size 12, Failing 5, Williams 4, and scattered. Hirsh could have secured a majority if he voted for himself.
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Kempton Selectmen Award Iron Bridge Contract
The Kempton selectmen awarded the contract to Berlin Falls Iron Ridge Company of Connecticut to build an iron bridge across the Pemigewasset at Livermore Falls. The bridge, made of carbonated iron, will cost 8000 dollars and be in position by June. The project follows a town order to proceed with the bridge.
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Burlington society man held in $100000 embezzlement case
Glenmore Todd of Burlington, a leading society figure, was arrested in Philadelphia on a $100,000 embezzlement charge from Provident Life and Trust Co. He had just drawn $1250 from Burlington Bank before a planned trip to Florida.
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Chace Elected Treasurer to Fill Kilburn Vacancy
River Mass February 6 Simon B Chace named treasurer of the King Philip corporation to replace the late Elijah C Kilburn Alphonse Covel will succeed Chace as treasurer of the Merchants mill and retain his Crescent mill post
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British steamer runs ashore at cape point
A British steamer ran ashore at the cape point around 8 50 this evening. The vessel’s name is not learned and no other details are available. A northerly wind blows and tugs are on standby nearby to assist if needed.
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Depositions in Pill in Equity Set for Boston
Depositions in the Pill in equity action brought by John E Robertson and others to secure a division of the Northern Railroad surplus among stockholders will be taken in Boston on February 13.
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Another One Gone
Marecus F. H. Moe assistant secretary of the Chicago public library is missing and his accounts are claimed to be short by amounts from 500 to 5000 dollars.
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Fire Claims Two Local Girls In Burns House
A house near St. Barnes, Minnesota, occupied by Michael Burns, burned last night and two seven year old girls perished in the blaze. The fire occurred February 6 near Charles, Minnesota, with investigators examining the scene for the cause.
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Miller Carriage Firm Assigns Assets in Cincinnati
Cincinnati business news reports D W Miller proprietor of PD W Miller Carriage company assigned assets this afternoon. Estimated assets reach 125000 while liabilities total 160000, signaling a formal financial action and impact on creditors and operations.
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Extension Granted for Carroll & Co Creditors in Pirascune
Creditors of D. W. W. Carroll & Co. Limited in Pirascune Pa. granted an extension today. Liabilities total about 116 000 dollars and the assets approximately 139 000 dollars.
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Gals with grocers tout safe stimulant bourbon in pot bottles
A short note from a 19th century advertiser promotes exceptionally pure and safe stimulant bourbon labeled as Old Bourbon in pot bottles sold by G.O. Savior and associated grocers. The item markets a refined product to consumers seeking purity.
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British War Office pursues relief for Gordon in Sudan crisis
Gen Wolseley reports the Khartoum fall has left the Egyptian garrison desperate. Buller urges immediate reinforcements as Mahdi forces threaten another attack. Cabinet authorizes Indian troops to Suakim and may deploy broader measures, including possible recapture of Khartoum if needed. Wolseley seeks further instructions while telegraphic orders flow from London.
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One of Arabi's Ex Prefects Predicted Gordon's Downfall
A London clergyman reports a November meeting with an Egyptian former Arabi police prefect who, at Christmas, warned that Gordon was safe and that Wolseley would not take Khartoum. The prefect also named Wilfrid Blunt as England's only chance for a peaceful Sudan solution and said Mahdi would not attack Khartoum until British forces gathered. He hinted Gordon would not be killed, but England would face a ransom demanded by the Mahdi.
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Views of Mr O Kelly MP Who Has Visited the Rebel Camp
London Feb 6 Mr James J O Kelly MP who recently visited the Madhi s camp said the news of Khartoum falling does not surprise me He thinks the place was attacked and taken with the second battle against Gen Stewart s forces Gordon may be killed or a prisoner If alive he would be well cared for by the Mahdi s orders The Mahdi may march on Metemneh for the next great battle The Mahdi s followers may join others making Metemneh s garrison perilous He doubts Gordon s despatches and suspects a trick The government may face a vote of censure depending on public reception through the press
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Report on Wortley Expedition to Khartoum and Khartoum Fall
Col Wortley details the Khartoum expedition movements and wrecks of Wilson’s steamers. Khartoum fell Jan 26, Gordai fate uncertain, El Mahdi’s forces gain ground, natives fear English advance, Faraz Pasha's terms with El Mahdi alleged.
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Paris Oversees Europe Worried Over Khartoum Fall
London dispatch reports Paris warns Europe to act if Britain cannot restore order in the Soudan as 10,000 British troops stand ready in the Mediterranean including 8 line regiments 13 artillery batteries and 5 engineer companies. British papers echo shock and urge united action to recapture Khartoum and quell Mahdi gains.
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Lowell weavers strike over wage reductions at mill
About 500 weavers at the Lowell Manufacturing Company mill walked out to protest a 10 percent wage cut. Supervisors and workers held talks, a committee was sent to Lyon, and strikers planned to stay out if needed, arguing current earnings and market conditions.
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New York and New England Abatement Petition Rejected Again
Hart worp Conn Feb 6 The New York and New England railroad company sought tax abatement exceeding 100000 last year citing hardship. The legislature declined then renews petition this session presenting 6870 on Berteil bonds 1881 and abatements on later years totaling 9012 2525 and 994. Stock values and lack of dividends cited. Petition asks reduction of state claims or referral to a special commissioner for adjustment. Petition referred to finance committee.
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Horace Fairbanks Seizes Bradley Barlow After Judgment
Horace Fairbanks of St Johnsbury Vermont has filed a writ of seizure after judgment against Hion Bradley Barlow in Montreal. The action follows a court ruling and seeks enforcement of the judgment.
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Sargent’s Carriage Works Moves to Sudbury Street
Francis Sargent, the carriage manufacturer, has moved to No 72 Sudbury Street opposite the old stand. He exhibits a fresh stock of first class carriage goods offered at low prices. Established since 1852, he appears healthy and ready to continue in business for many years.
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River and Harbor Bill Faces Trouble in Congress
The river and harbor committee abandons Capt Eads amid pressure Breckenridge admits full cost and opposition grows. Texas voters anger over the desertion may defeat the measure while Hennepin canal supporters threaten to oppose if excluded. Overall the bill's prospects look poor.
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House Fight Over River and Harbor Bill Rages in Session
The House, in committee of the whole, debates port improvements and jackpot appropriations. Amendments boost Buffalo harbor to 100000 and Oak Orchard to 10000 while a Sandy Hook plan scales up. A heated exchange between Mr. King and Mr. Hiscock over jetty policy ends with a retreat and adjournment.
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Senate Proceedings Highlight Defense Plans And Inaugural Prep
In the Senate today a Sewell resolution sought a War Department report on harbor defenses including torpedoes. Debates covered woman suffrage, pension agent fees, and a Jerusalem consul salary move. Inaugural preparations showed lodging for thousands, with 11,612 quarters secured and 100 rooms daily. House panels examined Marshal Wright’s Ohio election conduct. Guiteau’s counsel requested compensation. investigations into California Oregon railroad land grants and county offices found no charges sustained. Nominees were sent to the Senate and pension bills advanced. Iowa delegation urged President to appoint Gen. Tuttle.
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Wyoming Governor Nomination and Postmaster Confirmations
The senate confirmed Charles E. Allen and Alpheus W. Baker as postmasters at Lancaster and Lebanon New Hampshire. The house committee backs forfeiture of the 688000 acre Mobile and Girard railroad grant. Generals Gilmore and Carlin to serve on Swain court martial.
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Short Arraigned and Held in 3000 Dollars Bail
Richard Short, alleged assailant of Capt. Phelan, was arraigned at the Tombs police court. Phelan asked for police protection, but the judge could not provide a bodyguard. Short remains jailed for examination. Phelan to carry self-defense if allowed. Other items note Giovanni Morisini’s suit for $50, Tammany Hall’s Cleveland support, and various social and corporate notices.
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Erie March Interest Rumors Stir Public Confidence
Special dispatch reports heavy speculation over how Erie will meet its March interest payments. Two theories circulate—director or junior security holders advancing funds, or the railroad generating cash by March 1. A prominent director cited $1.4 million paid down since King’s administration and over $400,000 on hand in cash, with potential further revenue to cover the interest. Bank of North America president Dowd offered loans, which King declined. Officials insist the interest is provided, despite lingering market chatter and alleged cash shortages.
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Notable figures in Washington event notes and health updates
Holman travels with Mr Hendricks to New Orleans. Gen McClellan declines chief marshal role for Washington inauguration parade. Gov Harris of Connecticut to attend monument exercises. Rep George Manly of Hardwick recovering from pneumonia and able to ride out. Cyrus W Field hosts Feb 15 reception for eightieth birthday of brother David Dudley Field. Dr Hopkins of Williams College marks eighty third birthday with reception for seniors and faculty. Asa F Curtis’s fiftieth wedding anniversary draws 150 callers from several cities. Judge William D Weeks of Lancaster injured by a fir sliver while cleaning and may lose a finger. Miss Susanne Bancroft, granddaughter of Hon. George Bancroft, noted as an attractive Washington figure. Horatio King reports Robert C Winthrop Sr says his father may not attend Washington event due to feebleness.
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First Divine Service at Adath Israel New Temple
The Adath Israel congregation held its first divine service in their new temple at the corner of Columbus Avenue and Northampton Streets on Friday evening. Rev. Solomon Schindler gave the first of five addresses on Nurseries of Morals, stressing that morality grows from homes, schools, churches, and government, and warning the living soul must sanctify the building with purposeful work.
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Anxiety on Guion line steamer Alaska grows
Shipping men fear trouble aboard the Guion line steamer Alaska Capt. Murry which sailed from Queenstown on the 25th last for New York as calm seas and bad weather may have delayed her. The British steamer Scotsman arrived after a 28 day voyage reporting extreme weather all voyage. She battled heavy seas destroyed canvas flooded engine room and nearly foundered several times.
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World's Cotton Convention Heads to New Orleans
New Orleans hosts the world cotton convention from February 10 to 15, described as the most important national and international gathering of industry representatives. F Morehead, president of the National Cotton Planters' Association, says the event has expanded to include the world’s industries and urges delegations from all U.S. agricultural communities, cotton exchanges, boards of trade, and city officials to attend. The association also seeks representatives from railroads, steamship lines, and agricultural implement manufacturers.
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Mutinous Cadets Attempt Rescue At Highland Academy
Worcester mass February 6 mutinous cadets at Highland Military academy tried to rescue a classmate Madison Wisconsin residents Rownan Van Sivke and Rhodes aided McLaurin in an escape to a house outside the city before being overtaken by the principal and other cadets as he was to be taken back. They fled in a sleigh then boarded a train west.
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Petitioned exchange plan for Philadelphia and Reading holders
In Philadelphia on February 6 the receivers of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad company presented a petition to the United States circuit court seeking a plan to exchange the holders of convertible scrip for the income bonds secured by those scrip. The matter was referred to Geo. M. Dallas for report after notices to creditors and interested parties.
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New England Mutual Life Insurance Figures Reported
The forty first annual statement shows 21 279 lives insured for 62 628 796 dollars. Surplus at market values stands at 2 395 450 73 dollars. The company highlights safety advantages and management details worth consideration for policy holders.
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Howard Atheneum to Open With Kernells New Enterprise
The Howard Atheneum will open next Monday with Kernells Irish comedians and a large lineup of acts including Topach and Steel and the four sham rocks among many performers. The public may judge the show, and further attractions follow at Boston Theatre with Rentz-Santley novelty and burlesque.
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Fires Hit Several Cities With Heavy Losses
A Boston woodpile blaze at No 13 Sherman street damaged the house and furniture above, both insured for $50. In New York fires on Gold and Spruce streets gutted Brain erd Shaler and Edward Bill & Co stores, with stock losses about $200,000 and building losses up to $25,000. New London depot fire damaged a second story area, Peabody machine shop lost $1,000, Montreal wholesale mills $25,000, and Mt. Sterling opera house and nearby buildings leveled with about $60,600 in losses.
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Will of Esther Clark Mack funds Salem projects in Chicago and Salem
Miss Esther Clark Mack of Salem leaves $35,000 from the Salem building in Chicago to support William for life, then for the American Sanitarian Association. after Esther and William’s deaths $70,000 to the association. Her Ledz¢ pill estate goes to William to be bequeathed to Salem for public grounds. Legacies include £5690 to Essex Institute with a $100 annual stipend, $1000 each to Laura M. Paine and Female Charitable Society, and $3000 to Mary H. Stone. The remainder supports an industrial school in Salem for poor girls' arts education.
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Salem and Gloucester Lead New England Polo Leagues
Salem and Gloucester teams lead their polo leagues as the week’s results reshape standings. The Massachusetts and New England circuits show Brockton, East Weymouth, and Cambridge in close pursuit with ongoing Friday matches and Marshall’s tournament advancing players like O Neil and Marshall, while Whelpley wins a five mile skating race in New Windsor with 3000 spectators.
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Anxiety Over Precise Prescription Price Sought
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Barnarecicicus
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Vaio Issssae
Brockway
Bullock
Marshall’s
Barnard
Lamb
Kames
Kane
Little
O'Neil
Cleary
Datton
Louisville
Mike Cleary
James Dalton
Dalton
Burke
Curtis Davis
Prang
Valentine Latin
Andrew Jackson
Old Hermitage
Fisher & Fairbanks
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!