Rumors Reed Mackin Rhea Bodwell and Maine slate
Political chatter in Maine centers on Blaine legitimacy and a potential renomination denial for Lindsey. Rumors name J R Bodwell of Hallowell as Kennebec representative and Cobb of Rockland, Dingley of Lewiston, Reed of Portland as other Republican choices. The idea of four Republican congressmen on a general ticket fills the field with uncertainty.
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Illinois minister in Bloomington faces church disobedience charge
The Rev Dr Brooks of Bloomington is accused of criminal insubordination to Methodist authorities and publishing defamatory statements in the Banner of Holiness about the Central Illinois conference. The case is expected to draw wide interest, rivaling Chicago church trials.
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New Tariff Debate Traced By Dominion Exports Table
The Toronto Globe contrasts 1875 and 1881 manufactured exports amid tariff theories. It notes exports fell by 796 073 annually since the NP party’s rise, implying labor losses equal to many artisans. The piece invites explanations from protectionists on this apparent mismatch.
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Eads scheme dominates Senate talk and naval plane debated
Washington reports Capt Eads pushing a rail way bill offering 46 percent annual dividend on 50 million capital with US control limited abroad. The piece also covers Harris naval reforms, Beard's civil service tour, Mormon question, race lodging disputes, Fitz John Porter case, and broader congressional actions.
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Said at Portsmouth of His Nomination as Chief of the Bureau
Correspondence from the Boston Post notes reaction in Portsmouth to the nomination of a new Bureau chief. Community figures and officials weigh potential policy shifts and leadership style while awaiting official confirmation and possible Senate action.
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Widow Claims Dower in Vermont Case Tangles Cross-State Marriage
In Bennington Vermont the probate hearing closed over Miss Ellsworth’s claim on Alonzo Rudd’s estate. A Hoosick New York marriage certificate alleged a widow’s dower prompted perjury indictments, though the certificate is not forged. The court reserved judgment for a week as jurisdiction and cross-state issues unfold.
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Revenue cutter plan debated for Hudson Bay next summer
In Ottawa in the house of commons Mr Bannerman asked if the government would send a revenue cutter to Hudson's Bay for revenue collection. He cited extensive smuggling by American vessels from New Bedford and Salem and alleged traders supply natives with breech loading guns. Bowell said the matter is under government consideration.
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England Replies on Clayton-Bulwer Treaty Modification
Diplomatic letters to the senate publish Earl Granville's replies to Blaine's Central America treaty modification arguments. Granville argues for preserving the treaty's core while allowing careful adjustment, noting past disputes did not attack principles of interoceanic transit.
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Wireless president blamed for influence in temperance debate
The speaker denounces a wireless president as falling into bad company while discussing prohibition at the state house hearing. Ezra Heywood is noted as the only wholehearted license advocate, recently released from two years in Medham jail. Remarks followed from Rev. Henry A. Cooke and others.
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Parliament actions on Irish question and land act debate
In the Commons Mr Forster favors protection for caretakers but prefers patrols to guards and will judge cases on merit. In the Lords, Lord Selborne opposes Donoughmore’s motion for a land act inquiry, carried 96 to 53. Skobeleff warns of a Slavic Teutonic struggle. Trindon Grange mine disaster toll now thought 60 to 70 dead as rescuers face debris.
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Local political clashes and crime reported in Cumberland county
The Cumberland county democratic committee led by B F Andrews shows resolve while the Lewiston Democrats back a strong city ticket. A bridge project advances with $150 raised by citizens and $2,000 funded by the county. In Medway Claud McCastin dies under a tree collapse. A G T railroad ticket office in Portland is broken into. Portland voters nominate a near unanimous city ticket led by Alderman Deering. Brownyville mortgage sale nets Joseph Storey $1 090 over mortgage. Missing Robbins Heal feared dead. A Rockland mock trial covers a $10 000 breach suit involving Pauline Hartshorn and Oscar Bangs. Easter Fuller testifies on transitory mania. Knox and Lincoln railroads discuss a Maine Central lease with March 11 voting. Gov. Plaisted endorses Putnam, sparking GOP and Greenback rifts over judge appointment.
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Man fatally cut by revolving saw at Norfolk mills
J. D. Morse of W. E. Mann saw mills Norfolk was fatally injured Thursday when thrown onto a revolving circular saw. Dover once had seventeen shoe factories. now only three operate with a weekly payroll of 1609 dollars. Young's Hotel at Franklin Falls, newly completed, saw a formal dedication Thursday evening by a Knights of Pythias banquet and supper hosted by proprietor Robert Young with Eben K. Glines as clerk.
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Anonymous donor gives 1000 to Vermont university library fund
An unnamed donor contributed 1000 dollars to the University of Vermont library fund on Thursday. The report notes further local incidents including a bridge collapse in West Campton and a temperance convention nomination in Burlington.
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Fourteen Killed in Jacksons Pyrotechnic Works Blaze
Chester, Pa Feb 17 A massive explosion at Prof Jacksons pyrotechnic works in the old Admiral Porter mansion area caused a fire that consumed the building. Fourteen people were killed and scores injured, many seriously, as firefighters from the city battled the blaze amid a chaotic scene of wreckage and widespread distress.
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Haverhill Fire Destroys Main Business District
Fire sweeps through Haverhill Massachusetts damaging ten acres of shops and blocks on Washington and Wingate streets. Banks and firms burned. widespread homelessness reported with millions in losses and no confirmed deaths. Fire under control by 2:55 A M as firms like Smith Finney and Pilling blocks burn.
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Fire at Chelsea destroys vacant Kearin brewery building
A six story wooden Kearin brewery on Second and Spruce in Chelsea burned from 2:20 AM, alarming box 198, enveloping the structure within minutes and causing spots on nearby roofs. Loss estimated at 6,500 with the building abandoned for two years and owned by Patrick Kearnan.
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Appeal Filed Over Amory Estate Trusteeship and Alleged Mismanagement
George Kirkland Amory, grandson of Francis Amory, appeals a Dedham probate ruling concerning trusteeship of the Milton and Boston estates. He alleges John A. Lowell neglected repairs, misused estate funds, undercounted assets, and failed to inventory personal property, while Augustus Lowell and his ties threaten plot to block his rights.
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Complimentary concert for Miss Barnes at Horticultural Hall
A refined concert at Horticultural Hall last evening featured Miss Fannie Louise Barnes with pianist Leandro Campanari and others. Barnes performed arias and recitatives. Campanari debuted Veracini violin sonata in E minor 1714 in Boston. Lang and Parker accompanied with Beetho ven Liszt and Schumann pieces amid praise from a large audience.
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