Question Looms Over Silver Bill Sign Promise
A Washington despatch notes high authority claims the President will sign the Silver bill on Monday after possible changes of mind. Reports also say mint orders have been sent to begin coinage at once. Congress is quiet with neither house in session.
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Washington
Massachusetts Democratic Association
Parker
F. W. Bird
Charles Levi Woodbury
Charles Theodore Russell
Democratic Party
Congress
Boston
Simmons
Greenback Party of the
United States
Toledo
Ohio
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Williams
W. E. Chandler
Hayes
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Thomas P. Cheney
New England
Mechanics Apprentice Library Association of
Amoskeag Veterans of
Manchester
N. H
House
Senate
New York Herald
Greenback Party Convenes in Toledo with Delegates and Unrepresented States
The Greenback party opened its first regular convention at 10:30 AM in the Toledo Opera House with Dr D B Sturgeon of Toleno presiding. Capt R F Trevellick was named temporary Chairman and a Credentials committee selected delegates from 15 states while noting several states remain unrepresented. A separate Committee on Platform and Organization was also formed listing regional members across many states.
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Greenback Party OF the
United States
Toledo
Ohio
RTC
Opera House
D. B. Sturgeon
Toleno
McCracken
R. F. Trevellick
Detroit
O. J. Smith
Terre Baute
F. J. Scott
Maine
W. W. Merry
Massachusetts
Charles McLean
Rhode Island
J. D. Wallett
Connecticut
Horace Johnson
New York
Gideon J. Tucker
New Jersey
John G. Drew
Pennsylvania
Thomas A. Armstrong
Indiana
Asa Gilmore
District of Columbia
A. B. Mullett
Virinia
Edward Daniels
Tennessee
H. Richmond
Jennessee
B. L. B. Guffy
Arkansas
Charles EB. Cunningham
Texas
J. W. Jennings
Stephen Johnson
Richard Gregg
Minois
J. K. McGie
Missouri
John W. Brown
Kansas
U.S. Sargent
Nebraska
Allen Root
Iowa
L. H. Weller
Wisconsin
J. Lombard
Michigan
R. E. Case
California
Joseph N. Crawford
Charges Filed Against Railway Mail Service Chief
Special despatch reports serious charges against Thomas P. Cheney Superintendent of the Railway Mail Service First Division. Allegations include defrauding the government by false vouchers establishing postal routes for friends granting favors and absent from duty. House Post Office Committee subpoenas ten witnesses to testify Wednesday as part of an ongoing investigation.
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Washington
Thomas P. Cheney
Railway Mail Service
First Division
New Hampshire
Stahl
Gen. Burt
Henry Chickering
John Lewis
Boston Post Office
House Post Office Committee
Tyner
Simmons and anti Simmons battle in Boston politics
The piece reports on the struggle over Simmons's reappointment, with Attorney General Devens and Secretary Sherman at the center. It indicates Gov. Rice may press for reappointment, notes President Hayes’s hesitant stance, and cites Simmons’s hostile remarks toward Boston opponents while detailing Hoar's effort to defeat him and a cabinet meeting planned for next Tuesday.
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Simmons
Devens
Sherman
Mr Devens
Senator Hoar
Mr Simmons
Hoar
Boston
Gov. Rice
President Hayes
Bargain Over Louisiana Affair Draws In Hayes and Grant
William E. Chandler emits a Feb 22 letter, detailing a pamphlet’s flyleaf question about a bargain. He outlines alleged negotiations involving Hayes, Grant, Sherman, Augur, and others to influence Louisiana and South Carolina matters, a contract dated Feb 26 and the political maneuvering surrounding the Packard and Nicholls governments and their recognition.
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William E. Chandler
Louisiana
Gov. Hayes
Pennsylvania
President Grant
Charles Foster
Gen. Sherman
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Packard
Grant
Nicholls
Hayes
South Carolina
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Hampton
Messrs
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Garfield
Sherman
Matthews
Brown
Gordon
Lamar
Levy
Ellis
Watterson
Burke
Chandler
Washington's Birthday Observances Across Cities Scarce Business
Across New England and the Mid Atlantic towns on February 22 1909 many cities suspended business and raised flags in honor of Washington's birthday. Parades military displays salutes and bells rang in Boston Providence Newport and Norfolk while some places limited observances to bell ringing or a levee and others held large receptions at local halls.
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Martha Washington
Academy of Music
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Meridian
Newport
RE. I
Newport Artillery
Amesbury
Mass
Union Engine Company
Charleston
Norfolk
New Orleans
Newburyport
Jels
Boston
Younoung Men
Heavy rain and floods sweep New England Canada
A late February flood storm hits Meriden Providence Norwich Oshawa Claremont Elmira and Port Hope. Torrential rain floods streets and basements damages factories mills and stores. Trains derailed and rail bridges wash away as rivers swell across New England and adjacent Canada.
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New England
Canada
Amoskeag Veterans Levee and Ball Dazzle in Storm Plan
The Amoskeag Veterans held their twenty fourth annual levee and ball at Saryth's Opera House Manchester on February twenty second despite a fierce storm. Gastlight decorations and colors of air fire water earth with a Washington bust and Stark portrait lit the stage. An 8 pm Germania Band concert preceded a 9 pm grand march led by Gen Natt Head and governor guests. eighty five dancers filled the floor until midnight. A one hour mid event refreshment break was at City Hotel. Distinguished attendees included Gov Prescott and staff Brig Gen J M Clough Ex Gov Onslow Stearns and many others. The ladies costumes were superb. The treasury stands at 164466.
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Washington
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Gen. Natt
J. M. Clough
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Soloph A. Carter
Henry Powers
J. Frank Webster
Concord Railroad
George E. Todd
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C. F. H. Chase
Boston Lancers
William Parker
Lowell Railroad
N. N. Noyes
Boston Tigers
Boardman
Seventh Battalion of Infantry
Boston
John Sullivan
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Treasury
Masked Men Rescue Murderer in Texas Shootout
In Galveston on Feb 22 a gang of masked men freed Doc Shockey from four sheriffs near Fort Worth. About 40 shots exchanged as a stage driver veered, guards wounded in leg, Shockey spirited away on a horse. attackers believed to be injured. Officials vow to pursue.
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Reid
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Shockey
Parker County
Nicholls
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Police plan street cleaning by contract in New York
The Sun reports Police Commissioners will contract out street cleaning. Main thoroughfares will be cleaned daily and other streets three times weekly. The change ends the Street Cleaning Bureau, displacing 700 to 800 clerks and others and targeting a political machine. Ads will run Tuesday. A Bangor Missouri woman named Cushman wandered Brooklyn streets and is under police protection while relations are sought. The US ship Supply sails Monday for Rouen with about 165 exhibitors for Paris Exposition. Brooklyn Eagle notes Miss Kate Hillard’s serious apoplexy illness.
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the Sun
Cushman
Bangor
Brooklyn
United States
Rouen
Brooklyn Eagle
Kate Hillard
Czar Threatens Occupation of Constantinople Over Peace Terms
A London report from Constantinople says the Czar telegraphed Russia will occupy Constantinople if peace terms are not signed, including Armenia cession and Turkish fleet surrender. Turkish deputies jailed or exiled. the Porte delays ratification as cabinet councils meet without result.
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London
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The
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Grant Reaffirms Stance in Sumner Clash at Cairo
Cairo correspondence reproduces Gen. Grant defending his dealings with Mr Curtis and Mr Sumner. He says twelve treaties existed before Sumner’s removal, disputes Fish’s nine-treaty count, and notes he sent a State Department list to Curtis. Grant accuses Sumner of temper and delusion, defends Motley, and asserts no improper motive in St Domingo discussions.
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George W. Curtis
Curtis
Sumner
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England
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National Mexican Veterans meeting opens in Baltimore hall
The regular annual gathering of the National Association of Mexican Veterans began at Hanover Street Assembly rooms. Col. Joseph H. Ruddach and Maryland members welcomed delegates from Washington. Gen. W. H. H. Davis spoke as orator replacement, and Gen. Denver delivered the Montezuma lecture. Officers were reelected, pensions and government employment for veterans urged, with adjournment noted for February 22, 1879.
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Samuel F. Chase named judge of Saco Municipal Court
The Governor appoints Samuel F. Chase as Judge of the Municipal Court of Saco. Other short items note deaths and local incidents including George P. Noble found dead in Brunswick, Allen McCarty killed near Oxbow, and a Milford arson-murder inmate death in prison. Lewiston Greenback party nominates H Spinney for Mayor and full aldermanic ticket. Bates seniors hire Annie Louise Cary for June commencement. Belfast mariner James W. Pendleton injured by falling. Lewiston Marshal Laughton arrests Amos Tarr for forging orders. Brownfield tax revenue shaky after burning of tax collector’s books. Portland snowdrops from Florida shown as proof of mild climate. Fort Fairfield railroad work resumed. Caribou illuminated for arrival. Will of Rev Daniel Austin omits probate. Harvard and Dartmouth bequests noted. residuary estate to Portsmouth with park and bridge conditions.
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Saco
George P. Noble
Brunswick
Greenback Party
Lewiston
H. Spinney
Allen McCarty
Oxbow
Pangborn
Milford
Bates College
Annie Louise Cary
Belfast
James W. Pendleton
Hinda
Marshal Laughton
Amos Tarr
Florida
Portland
Dangers Seen in Conference Arrangements in Europe
London reports say anxiety remains over Turkish resistance and possible clash as England and Russia edge toward warlike postures. Vienna notes new preliminaries difficulties while Parliament discusses ambassadorial powers and delays. Berlin notes Bismarck disliked in South Germany as Namyk Pasha’s mission debated.
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the Times
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Russia
Vienna
House of Lords
Lord Derby
William
Austria
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Greece
Times
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Agence Russe
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Turkey
Turks begin Erzurum evacuation and battle at Platanos
London dispatch reports Erzurum evacuation started February 17 and to be completed by the 21st. Russian generals Todleben entered Rustchuk on February 26. Turks occupied Platanos this morning and burned part of the town, while insurgents with reinforcements recaptured it at noon.
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Erzercum
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Rustchuk
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Tremendous Tidal Wave Strikes Callao Coast
A Lima cable reports a great tidal surge at Callao with seawater flooding the Muelle Darsena area and the Oroya Railroad station. Walls torn, freight cars wrecked, ships unsettled, and a wave feared to drift vessels. no lives yet confirmed lost though several drownings near shore. Emigration to higher ground reported as surf remains dangerous.
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Muelle Darsena
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Oldest Freemason in State and Local Notices
The oldest Freemason in the state is Col. Nathan Huntoon of Unity, age 96, admitted to Masonry in 1803. Monroe citizen Austin Paddleford, aged 69, died last week as the last of six brothers. Charles L. Hunt won $800 from Newport Supreme Court in a town highway injury suit. George T. Cook, brother of Gardner Cook of Laconia, was struck by a bursting emery wheel Friday, jaw broken, condition precarious. Eli Dodge of South Newbury held deputy sheriff offices for Merrimac and Sullivan counties for decades, likely the oldest commissioned sheriff in the state. Universalist two day conference slated for Dover February 24-25 with Rev Dr Patterson and other officials expected. In Manchester, a jury awarded Henry M. Fairfield $2,000 against Amherst for a defective highway injury in 1874, after a 30 hour deliberation. prior September 1876 verdict was $6,090 on review. Proceedings featured Boston, Lowell, Nashua and Manchester medical experts. Fairfield’s supporters numbered widely.
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Nathan Huntoon
Unity
Austin Paddleford
Monroe
Charles L. Hunt
Charlestown
Supreme Court
Newport
George T. Cook
Gardner Cook
Laconia
Eli Dodge
South Newbury
Merrimac County
Sullivan County
Universalists
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Patterson
D. D
Boston
G. L. Demarest
L. F. McKinney
Manchester
Henry M. Fairfeld
Amherst
Fairfield
George Y. Sawyer
John H. George
Lowell
Nashua
Flooding Hits 30000 Acres of Delta Land
A Sacramento despatch reports levees on Andros Island Brannan Island and Grand Island breaking, flooding about 30 000 acres of orchards vegetables and wheat. Estimates run into millions though official figures may be lower. Steamers and barges are rescuing livestock as river levels fall near Washington village.
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Sacramento
Andros Island
Brannan Island
Grand Island
Washington
Ezain
Reverend Lloyd Faces Drunkenness Charges and Resigns
Charges of drinking ale and rum were brought against Rev. Lloyd of Madison Avenue Reformed Church based on secretly hired detectives. He admitted occasional drinking to follow a physician's order but denied inebriation. Spies accused him of impropriety with a non wife, tied to Mrs Lindsay’s care of his children during Mrs Lloyd’s England trip. The church voted confidence in him and denounced accusers, with Lloyd resigning and most principal members planning to form a new society.
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New York
Mr Lloyd
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
Divine
England
Lloyd
Lindsay
Provisional seizure ordered in Field and Behr bankruptcy
Judge Trigg granted a provisional warrant directing the Marshal to seize about $20,000 worth of Field and Behr clothing goods. Behr & Co. and Morris A. Field recently assigned and went into bankruptcy. Goods were found in St Louis Helena Durant and Lexington as creditors suspect secret disposal and fraud.
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Trigg
United States District Court
New York
Morris A
Field
Helena
Arkansas
Durant
Lexington
Miss
Paris morgue items after Seine discovery two bodies found
From a Paris letter Parisians rush to the morgue to view two bodies drawn from the Seine the previous day a boatman found a clothed woman then help yielded two linked corpses tied by a handkerchief indicating a joint suicide the man is about 35 years old
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Remarkable Aging and Local News From Vermont
Mrs Martha Morey of Strafford dies at 101 years 10 months retaining faculties to the end. Harvey Smith of Richford’s remains arrive from Colorado. crowd escorts body to Providence street. Snow depths two to three feet on eastern Green Mountains. sleighing damaged by thaw. St Johnsbury Musical Convention under Prof. Dudley concludes successfully with a large chorus. Walter D. Estes of Richford dies of typhoid fever linked to poisonous well water, three deaths so far. Wealthy late W. W. Cadwell of Montpelier hid money in odd places, including a $50 treasury note. A Burlington report: a pet rat fascinates a Flaherty girl, leading to the family cat’s nonintervention and a bite-filled conclusion.
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Strafford
Harvey Smith
Richford
Colorado
L. H. Smith
Providence Street
Green Mountains
Bellows Falls
Ludlow
St. Johnsbury
George W. Dudley
Walter D. Estes
Belfast
W. W. Cadwell
Montpelier
Burlington
Flaherty
Wages Cut At North Uxbridge Mills March First
A March first wage reduction is announced for the North Uxbridge mills. The Franklin County Times notes half of Greenfield has signed the local pledge. Worcester Finance Committee trims city appropriations by about 40800. Taxes in South ee last year all paid. Town free of debt with 4000 on hand. A Hanover native now living in Nahant donates 1000 to Nahant church. Rev O E Mallory resigns as Lowell First Baptist pastor. Notre Dame Church Worcester raised 7000 debt and placed 3000 in bank. Rockland Library considers transferring property for a free public library. A cow stomach in Chicopee contains a gold chain and glass. W X Stevens Tool Company votes dissolution avoidance for now at East Brookfield. Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting Directors vote against pressing Edgartown division. Springfield Republican denies Rev Hopkins resigning Williams College post. Bridgewater not inviting wandering showman. Town Hall opened 58 times last year for entertainments totaling 509 in gross receipts. Lowell teacher candidates examine Friday. 35 applicants from Boston Methuen Littleton Foxboro, rest from Lowell. Fifteen others in service excused. Two North Adams Negroes have white wives and the wives have white husbands. A funeral shows four families represented, a motley crowd.
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Fire Devours Barre Home and Barns. Losses Mount
In Barre Vt the dwelling and barns of J Leffords were destroyed by fire last night with two cows lost. Origin undetermined and damage about 7000 dollars. Also in Augusta Me a fire leveled the drying house and paint shop at C M Baileys clothing factory in East Readfield. Loss estimated around 50000 dollars with 75 workers left jobless.
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BEN WADE S CONDITION IN CLEVELAND
The ailing Ben Wade has remained bedbound for 24 days with a low fever and severe weight loss. Reports from Jefferson tonight say he is weaker and more discouraged. Doctors now admit the case looks very doubtful and recovery uncertain.
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Diaz and US relations worsen as Mexican disturbances grow
From Havana dated February 22 and Mexico City reports two conspirators among San Luis Potosi elites linked by letters from Escobedo. Diaz faces non recognition by the United States, no ministerial changes, and discord between the Executive and Supreme Court.
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Government to Build Portsmouth Harbor Light at Fort Point
On Spring's opening the Government will start the new lighthouse project at Fort Point, to replace the brick structure being torn down. A taller tower will be erected inside the old one, about fifty feet high, designed to burn kerosene as the illumination, with the Lighthouse Board implementing the switch to forward oil.
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Explosion at Mound City flouring mills kills four men
St Joseph Missouri February 22 at about four this afternoon the boiler of the Mound City flouring mills two and a half miles east exploded with terrific force demolishing the building and instantly killing J M Williams Mr Ackley J Aldwell and William Anderson. James Dawson is thought to be fatally injured.
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Deplorable Condition of Affairs Revolutions Too Strong
The report notes the revolutionists grew too powerful for Baez creating a dire political situation. The piece emphasizes the collapse of control and rising momentum among opposing factions in the region. No further action or dates are provided.
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Callender Youth Arrested in Hemlock Creek Murder
In Wilkes Barre on February 22, 18 year old W W Callender, son of murdered Philip Callender, is arrested and charged with premeditated murder of his father. He proclaims innocence and seeks an immediate hearing.
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W.W. Callender
Philip Callender
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Rab bit Scalp Reward and Cinque Narratives
Kansas offers five cents a rab bit scalp, while the Norfolk Virginian lauds Senator Lamar as strikingly grand. The Cincinnati Commercial notes Pendleton’s recovery from an abscess of the law. Reports include Beaconsfield’s new Northumberland ally, a Laporte woman near death after excessive dental work, and Virginia City chief Breen’s arrest for releasing a Chinaman accused of murder and substituting a paid criminal. Urbana University benefactor pledges ten thousand dollars with conditions. Pennsylvania Legislature considers a one million dollar grant to Centennial Exhibition organizers.
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Western Vermont Masonic Union Meets in Bennington
Bennington Vermont February 22 the Western Vermont Masonic Union held a business meeting electing officers including President Pitt W Hyde Addison County Vice Presidents and a grand secretary executive committee. A concert and address by Chaplain Roberts followed despite a storm. A 9 o'clock banquet at Putnam House featured toasts with Dr E N S Morgan as toastmaster.
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Western Vermont Masonic Union
Pitt W. Hyde
Castleton
S. S. Gaines
Frank A.goss
Addison
Theodore S. Peck
C. W. Woodhouse
Chittenden
C. KE. Houghton
Frank C. White
George F. Skiff
Vergennes
Roberts
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E. N.S. Morgan
Missouri railroads set to cut passenger freight rates
State Board of Commissioners says the 1868 act freeing several lines ends next month. The Missouri Pacific Hannibal and St Joseph Kansas City St Joseph and Council Bluffs Iron Mountain St Louis Kansas City and Northern and St Louis and San Francisco face new controls. Main lines drop to three cents per mile branch lines to four cents.
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