Dr Ordway Clarifies Remarks on Election Frauds
The article notes Dr Ordway’s remarks on frauds in the city were misreported, and his accompanying statement in a separate column should be consulted. The paper questions the accuracy of his comparison and the two Words he cited, suggesting much is guesswork.
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Methuen Postmaster Nomination Stirs Senate Debate
Gen Butler urged against a favorable report on the Sargent nomination for Methuen Mass Postmaster. Coxswell the current one legged ex soldier would be replaced, a majority of Methuen residents reportedly oppose removal. Butler accused the President of acting without full understanding but did not withdraw the nomination. The committee may give the President a chance to pull the nomination by inaction.
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Gibson Defends Louisiana Honor Over Presidential Bargain
In the House Mr Gibson of Louisiana denounces any bargain linked to the Presidency and supports the Electoral bill. He cites Louisiana law and Nicholls policy, defending Hayes criticism of a military Governor and endorsing prosecutions of a Returning Board member for a state law violation. Hale of Maine presses for accountability.
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Opposition to Texas Pacific bill heard in Senate hearings
The Senate Railroad Committee heard Storrs of the Central Pacific and Southern Pacific oppose the Texas Pacific Railroad bill while supporting California Company expansion eastward. A resolution by Mr Voorhees directs the Judiciary Committee to probe bonds tied to conditional land grants or Indian Territory lands, with access to witnesses and papers. Laid over per Mr Ingalls. A Kansas telegram says Judge Dillon declined to decide in the pro rate case as Kansas Pacific withdrew, prompting Kansas cities and rail centers to seek congressional action.
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Paris Exposition educational exhibit plan discussed
Ex-Superintendent Philbrick arrives in Washington to oversee a comprehensive U S educational exhibit for Paris with statistics and institutional data the focus, not school processes. The House Military Affairs Committee rejects army cutbacks amid frontier tensions and several nominations move through the Senate and to post offices.
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Louisiana House debates Warmoth resolution on Returning Board
Deputy officers Leo Tomlinson and Wurzburger purge contempt and are discharged as the Louisiana Legislature weighs a joint resolution on whether prosecuting Returning Board officers violates Nicholls era pledges. Anderson’s conviction is described as forgery, not political. Nicholls hints at independent action for state welfare.
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Double murder shocks Wayne County North Carolina
A brutal axe attack killed James Worley and his wife in their home last Monday night in Wayne County. Noah Cherry is jailed after an inquest suggested five or six people may have participated. Worley’s children survived as investigators probe threats and motives tied to slave issues.
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Fleet Passes Dardanelles Amid Protests Preface Action
In Parliament Sir Stafford Northcote reported six British ships passed the Dardanelles despite Turkish protest while Admiral Hornby prepared to secure his rear. Telegrams from Chanak Kalessi confirmed the passage as tensions with Russia and Turkey rose. The fleet's destination was said to be Prince's Island with ships stationed at Marmora and Gallipoli, and coal access sought from Chanak Kalessi.
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Derby in Cabinet Turmoil Sparks Peace or War Debate
London dispatch reports rumors of Derby potential resignation amid cabinet disfavor and Eastern Question shifts. Editorials note German emperor’s peace interest and Conservatives adjourn Carlton Club meet. Liberal committee to monitor progress to prevent war.
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Great Excitement in Austria and Hungary Over Eastern Crisis
London reports rising tension in Austria Hungary as Russia's actions raise the threat of mobilization. Archduke Albrecht summoned, Andrassy meetings fuel speculation on military measures and possible war with Russia. Officials warn against occupation of Constantinople and demand decisive action to avert disaster.
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Constantinople Occupied by Russians Protests Abroad
A Constantinople despatch reports the Sultan will not move to Broussa if Russians enter the city. Layard says the Czar telegrammed he will occupy the environs of Constantinople if the British fleet enters the Straits. Bucharest notes Russians may enter Rustchuk Friday. the Porte orders Rustchuk evacuation and Russian forces advance toward Tchataldja.
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England's Preparations Extraordinary War Ships Fitted Out
Extraordinary war preparations in Britain as war vessels are being fitted out. Reports describe ships undergoing rapid outfitting at major dockyards, signaling heightened readiness for potential hostilities.
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Tiaste
Change in the Time of Holding the Funeral of the Pope
Rome reports the funeral schedule moved from the 16th to the 15th with the remains placed in temporary rest yesterday evening. The ceremony drew a large crowd at the Basilica with orderly proceedings. Preparations for the upcoming conclave note debate on guiding the Pope’s conduct and broad support for his freedom of action.
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Greece Asked Powers to Protect Christians in Crete and Turkey
The French and English representatives told the Greek Foreign Minister that the Porte complained Greece still foments the Turkish insurrection. The Minister said the government cannot control individuals and urged the powers to keep their promise to safeguard Christians in Crete and the Hellenic Turkish provinces.
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Settlement of the Lord Hicks case ends in partial accord
The lunacy dispute over Miss Susan Dickie and the Bloomingdale asylum case nears compromise as Thomas Lord plans to grant his children a specified estate share. Mrs Lord Hicks is said to withdraw the suit amid better family relations, while public inquiry continues into Susan Dickie’s confinement and the boundaries of such proceedings.
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National Trotting Association elects officers and amends rules
The congress elected Col. C. W. Wooley as President and named officers for the year across regional districts. Rule changes limit appeals on expulsions and extend suspension fee limits. A challenge to Smuggler from Col. H. B. Russell proposes three mile heat races against Rarus with $1000 per side per race, stakes to Turf, Field and Farm, open for ten days from Feb 15.
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Maine Legislature Wraps Up With No Change in Liquor Laws
August a 14 report from Augusta notes the Senate debated shore fishery bills, several measures passed to be engrossed, including a normal school at Gorham and saving banks laws. The House rejected liquor sales for medicines, maintaining existing liquor laws, and many acts were engrossed or reported.
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Maine Political and Administrative Notices Roundup
The dispatch lists staff changes in the railway mail service with J H Jeffords moved to Portland to oversee Maine routes. It notes discharge notices for New Brunswick Railway workers in Fort Fairfield and Caribou by the 16th, affecting the local Western Union office. It reports an $80,000 Senate appropriation for a Soldiers Orphans Home at Bath and a bill creating a third Normal School at Gorham. It cites a Madawaska District English education bill and introduces George Walker as Portland mayoral nominee with strong city business ties. It also covers William Penn Whitehouse, born 1842 in Vassalboro, rising lawyer and public official from Kennebec county, with a record in Augusta and service on the Insane Hospital commission.
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Poison questions after Marlboro death prompts inquest
Cyrus E. Hady of Marlboro died amid disputed cause with post mortem planned and stomach samples to Boston for analysis. Coroner’s inquest adjourned to confirm results. Hady, a well to do farmer with a second wife, had a son who recently died by his own hand. Burglars, likely tramps, looted Smith and Dew in North Hampton using iron tools, stealing powder from a keg, rubber boots and cigars, leaving the money drawer opened.
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Various Island Pond Local Briefs and Court Updates
James Ames of Island Pond was found dead in his chair last week. Prouty and Miller of Newport cut an 81 foot spruce tree that scored 1750 feet. Alvin Goff of Richford has gathered 1150 pounds of spruce gum with one helper this Fall and Winter. Jacob and Hugene Vanorman of Hardwick were fined. Hugene bound over for county court for assaulting Francis and Phoebe Brittan. A party of five or six worked in Scott farm silver and lead mines in Newport all winter. ore prospects look good next summer. The Rutland Herald notes a pending great legacy of 56000 dollars to the wife of E Morton Smith. Diphtheria at St Albans Bay killed three children in five days. more ill and a school closed. Carlos Crown, a deaf mute of Brownington, stole a watch and chain from Hugh Alexander. arrested and jailed at Irasburg. Newport fire exposed lack of town protection. engine and hose failures noted. The State case against C W Marey for robbery began in Irasburg. Marey charged with breaking into T Batchelder store in Greensboro and stealing $20 and merchandise years ago. Jury deadlocked. trial to resume, session to close by Saturday.
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Debts cut and debts rise in towns and firms
Holden Baptist Society raises 2090 to liquidate church debt. Westfield town reports a last year debt drop of 23244 to 76151. Firedleburg Board opposes Worcester Court House. Old Residents' Association in Lawrence hosts supper with 500 attendees. Twelve herrings caught at Westport Harbor mark early northern rings. New Bedford Base Ball Club signs Bradley, Storey, McCartney.
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Brown University Library to Be Dedicated This Saturday
An unofficial Providence census puts city population at 98 561 with a three year decline of 200 tied to weak manufacturing demand. George E Weeden sues Anson W Aldrich for 689 drinks at ten cents each claimed to be supplied on election day. A Providence fisherman recovered an old two foot cutlass from the river bed and wonders if it dates to the Gaspee raid or later loss. He previously found a gold watch with his oyster rake.
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Credit Limits set by Furniture Board of Trade Committee
New York February 14 The Committee on Credits of the Furniture Board of Trade urged strict limits on credit terms advising no credit beyond ninety days on first applications and after thirty days from shipment debts to be settled by notes. They adopted the report and discussed bankruptcy reforms while adjourning sine die.
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South Carolina Elects Six Circuit Judges
The Legislature chosen six Circuit Judges to fill vacancies from a Supreme Court decision. B C Pressley Charleston leads First Circuit. A P Aldrich Barnwell Second. A J Shaw Sumter Third. J H Hudson Marlboro Fourth. T J Mackey Chester Sixth. Thomas Thomson Abbeville Eighth. All Democrats except Mackey who is a Republican. Bond Commissioners report delayed until next week. Support grows for settlement under the consolidation act of 1873.
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Minnesota Dairymen Form State Association
The dairymen of Minnesota have formed a State Association to coordinate farming efforts, promote dairy interests, and represent members in agricultural affairs. The group aims to enhance production, marketing, and professional standards across counties.
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