Maine News Briefs From Bath and Portland
In Bath independant republicans renominated Mayor Ledyard by acclamation. A Bangor party heads to Ellsworth for the governor’s reception. Portland ships decorate for Washington’s Birthday. A revolver incident near Veazie may prove fatal. A Portland fertilizer case seeks to restrain corporate transfers. Maine’s state GOP convention set for Bangor April 30. Bangor supreme court term ends with sentences for murder and forgery among others.
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Bath
Ledyard
Drew
Maine Central Railrod
Maine
Portland Democrats
Patrick McGowan
Aaron B. Holden
John J. Lynch
Argus
Lon
John W. Deering
Spencer Rogers
Democratic City Committee
Bangor
Shore Line Railway
Ellsworth
Portland
Washington
Rodney Park
Veazie
William TH. Dole
Common Sense Fertilizer Company
Melrose
Mass
Norumbrega Hall
Supreme Judicial Court
Carmen Santone
Rrofbel
Capone
Charlies Hutchinson
Andrew Hughes
Manchester Polo Club Wins Two in Fitchburg Set
The Manchester polo club defeated Fitchburg in two Friday games, each won by three goals. A busy regional sports day, and a spirited crowd attended with multiple rail arrivals.
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Manchester Polo Club
Fitchburg
Governor Hare
Plaistow
Boston
Lawrence
Hattrass
Brooklyn
Concord Post Office
George
New Machine Shop
Portsmouth
Brattleboro Child Fatally Shoots Self at Home
George M. Colt aged five is found believed to have shot himself twice near the heart at his Brattleboro residence on Friday. He had been in poor health for some time and was known as an old soldier and Odd Fellow.
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George M. Colt
Brattleboro
Washington
Europe
George Washington
Massachusetts News Highlights From Gloucester to Holyoke
Gloucester shipments rose with 50 000 pounds of Georges coal and 6 000 pounds of Georges bulibut. Ware mills resume full time March 1. Amesbury post office burglarized. $309 taken. Six year old Leon Hanon drowned in Miller's river. Joseph King capsized at Huntington, drowned. companion rescued. Unknown man found dead near Brad ford with bullet wound, revolver nearby. Emmet J. Kenyon arrested in Haverhill for embezzlement totaling about 500. Holyoke opens a new 21 000 dollar school on Chestnut Street. dedication by Bishop O Rielly with Father Brady preaching. Holy Cross president asistir.
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Gloucester
Georges Col
Georges Bulibut
Otis Company
Ware
Amesbury
Leon Hanon
Miller’s River
Aibol
Joseph King
Huntington
Merrimack River
Bradford
Emmet J. Kenyon
Haverhill
Brackett F. Hall
Chestnut Street
Holyoke
School of the Immaculate Conception
Notre Dame de
Stamford duo Mackey brothers sentenced for burglary and assault
Connecticut news reports John and Lawrence Mackey of Stamford were sentenced in Bridgeport Superior Court to 35 years each for burglary and assault with intent to kill. Each had already served 10 years for prior offenses.
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John
Lawrence Mackey
Stamford
Bridgeport
Funeral plans and social notes from a city page
Mr. Matthew Arnold and wife register at Hotel Vendome. Dexter cutter officers to dine with Providence commercial club. Gen. E. O. Ord’s remains due in New York Monday and Major General Hancock to receive them for transport to Washington for a likely funeral on the 27th. Chauncey M. Depew, famed diner and storyteller, recalls two new stories earned after a banquet, asserting stories become public property once told.
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Matthew Arnold
Hotel Vendome
Providence Commercial Club
Gen. E. 0
Ord
New York
Hancock
Washington
Chauncey M. Depew
Breaches of Virginia Legislature Pass Over Governor Veto
Friday saw both breaches of the Virginia legislature pass over the governor's veto concerning the congressional apportionment bill. Reports from cities include flood damage in Los Angeles and a life sentence in Tombstone, with a lynching of John Heith.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John Heith
Tombstone
Arizona
Mound City
Ills
Washington
Baltimore
John Hopkins University
Elliot
Harvard
Southern Pacific Railroad
Winnipeg
Long Lake
Albuquerque
N. M
Rogers
St. Louis
Democratic state central committee fixes time and place for adjourned convention
The Democratic state central committee met to set the time and location for the adjourned state convention. Delegates and alternates to the national convention were to be chosen. Col. N. H. Plympton of Worcester presided with Co. Coveney of Cambridge as secretary. The Worcester venue and schedule were to be determined by the executive committee, with Hon. Edward Avery to preside and Charles Levi Woodbury to chair the resolutions committee.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Col
N. H. Plympton
Worcester
Co. Coveney
Cambridge
Edward Avery
Springfield
Charles Levi Woodbury
Washington Anniversary Dinner At Parker House
A large gathering of Democrats met at the Parker House to honor George Washington’s birthday with speeches by Col. Plympton Col. French Hon Albert Palmer and others. Col Jones and Col French spoke on Washingtons legacy urging national unity and Americans civics. Palmer delivered a carefully prepared address as the program moved forward with toasts and remarks.
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Parker House
Col. Plympton
Col. French
Albert Palmer
Charles Theodore Russell
N. H. Plympton
Jonas H. French
Hugh O’brien
Reuben Noble
Westfield
Cambridge
John P .Sweeney
Lawrence
Charles H. Taylor
Thomas J. Gargan
M.M. Cunniff
Charles H. Litchman
Marblehead
J. W. Coveney
John M. Way
Henry Walker
A. P. Moore
Malden
M. J. Kiley
Nicholas Hathaway
Fall River
George H. Babbitt
William Taylor
H. Potter
New Bedford
Thomas E. Major
Patrick Maguire
Dewey
F. J. Murphy
John F. McMahan
Philander Cobb
Kingston
Hi.’ Gi. Bowker
L. Foster Morse
Col
H. W. Wilson
Edward Hamilton
Capt. Vinal
Situate
John Hurley
Templeton
P. ¥. Shevlin
James E. Estabrook
Worcester
P. J. Doherty
J. W. Stover
Newton
John B. Taft
A. K. Tilden
Michael Tootie
Williiam
George S. Willis
Pittsfield
George H. Blelock
Springfield
E. R. Ladd
Charles Howard
Brocton
Sanuel Roues, Jr
Frank W. Jones
Lynn
Q. A. Towns
Jenel Williams
Acton
Hlon. Knowles Freeman
Chelsea
Bess Drake
Easton
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
W. F. Courtney
andTenry S. Courtney
Lowell
John Welch
E. Bb. NeVey
Garrett Nagle
John Stratton
Milford
T. H. Devlin
Wm. E. Stratton
President Lee
Massachusetts
State Committee
Col. Jones
French
George Washington
Washington
Minerva
Jove
Thirteen
Colonies
Palmer
Washington Farewell Warning Shapes a Democratic Crusade
A Massachusetts orator argues against rekindling Civil War era hostility. He lauds Washington in 1796 for urging national unity and warns Republicans against sectional warfare, urging Democrats to offer new hope and focus on present issues. He cites a 150,000 vote Democratic revival in 1883 Massachusetts as proof.
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Washington
S'Ate
Mount Vernon
Fort Sumter
Congress
Hoar
Union
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Party of New Hopes
Polrase
Triump
Congress of the
United States
Massachusetts
Old Bay
Philo
Democratic National Committee to Meet in Chicago on July Sth
Washington dispels harmony in the party as the Democratic National Committee adopts Chicago for the convention on July 8 after ballots. The call invites two delegates from each state and organized territory, stressing tariff reform for revenue and unity on a constitutional economy.
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Democratic National Committee
Washington
Boston Post
Chicago
Congress
St. Louis
Carlisle
Morrison
National Committee
Arlington Hotel
Barnum
Thomas O’connor
Tennessee
Abner J. Barnaby
Rhode Island
Saratoga
Louisville
Cincinnati
National Democratic Committee
Congress of
United States
District of Columbia
Palmer House
Death of Salmi Morse Ties to Passion Play Failure
A body identified as Salmi Morse, author of The Passion Play, was found in the North River. He was last seen at the Cosmopolitan theatre at 11 pm and had expressed deep despondency over business failures and his failed production. Morse reportedly said he wished to die as financial troubles mounted. Washington's Birthday observances included bank closures and extra theatre matinees.
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New York
Salmi Morse
North River
Morse
Cosmopolitan Theatre
Isabel Gealt
No. 65
West Twenty-first Street
Washington
House of Commons
Brand
House
Berlin
Sargent
Cardinal Hohenlohe
Albano
Posen
Prussia
Manchester Guardian
Funeral of West I. C. mining victims held in multiple towns
Uniontown reports the funerals for West I. C. mining explosion victims. Bodies were moved by special train to Uniontown and then to Dunbar Connellsville and Washington. Crowds attended in all locations. Some miners claim air was bad for a week and that work caused exhaustion. A young man named Dugan alleges the accident was caused by carpenters boarding air shafts at night.
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Uniontown
West I.cisenring
Dunbar
Connellsville
Washington, D. C
Dugan
Family murdered and bodies sold after Avon dale fire
Police say Beverly Taylor wife and adopted daughter Miss Cramberd died in a Jan night Avondale fire. Bodies found at Ohio Medical College show murder. Arrests include Atlan loyalis Rich ard Ingells and Je Lont. Town tense as investigators pursue dissection fraud theory.
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Cincinnatti
Avondale
Beverly Taylor
Taylor
Je Lont
Survivors of Bark Ada Barton Face Starvation
Three survivors from the bark Ada Barton report clinging to masts for five days and nights without food after the ship's voyage from St. John New Brunswick to Glasgow. Rescued at Queenstown by the Parklands they endured extreme hunger with rats eaten to stave off starvation while choosing who would die to feed the others.
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Ada Barton
London
St. John
N. B
Glasgow
Queenstown
Parklands
Food and Health
New York
Indiana State Convention Nominates Slate of State Officials
Indianapolis February 22 The Greenback State convention announced its nominations for state offices including Governor H Z Leonard Lieutenant Governor John B Lee Secretary of State F J Waring Treasurer Thompson Smith Auditor James H Robinson Attorney General John O Green and Superintendent of Public Instruction S S Boyd.
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Indianapolis
Ind
H. Z. Leonard
John B, Lee
F. J. Waring
Thompson Smith
James H. Robinson
John O. Green
Boyd
Delta Upsilon Reunion at Young's hotel and Boston events
The first New England Alumni meeting of Delta Upsilon held at Young's hotel with 60 delegates from Amherst Harvard Brown Colby Williams Cornell Hamilton Rochester and University of New York. Officers elected Rev. O P Gifford Brown 74 as president and Prof Borden P Bowne NY as vice president Geo F Bean as secretary treasurer. Also reports on Boston School Janitors Benefit and Everett high school alumni reunion with programs, entertainment, and civic presence.
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Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Young’s Hotel
Amherst
Harvard
Brown
Colby
Williams
Cornell
Hamilton
Rochester
University of New York
W. YV. Kellen
L. E. Smith
H. R. Waite
A. M. Bassett
University of Rochester
Geo. W. Coon
O. P. Gifford
B. P. Bowne
Connell
C. B. Wheelock
W. L. Chase
IF. M. Brown
Mr. Adair
Borden P. Bowne
N. Y
Geo. F. Bean
McCullough Dramatic Company
Rainsford Island
Misses Belle Villa
May L. Aigen
Gerlach Cornell
Delia McNally
Messrs
T. Carl O’brien
John F. Kernan
Frank T. Villa
J. ¥. Delman
Frank I. Clark
Louis Peters
Parker
Nellie Ki. Doyle
Charles Buscomb
Boston Museum Company
Everett High School Alumni Association
A. 8. Pinkham
Charles C. Nichols
Lawrence Greenwood
Clara Corey
Nellie Corey
S. Mansfield
P. Eaton
George N. P. Mead
N. M. Stowers
A. E. Currier
R. A. Rideout
Arthur Leavitt
Boston
Order of United American Mechanics
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Anesser
Hicks
Buz-Buz Club
Broadway Unitarian Church
South Boston
Gray’s Hall
Hawes Place
Investigator Hall Paine Memorial Building
Union Park
Banta
Wheelmen's league holds New York meeting for parade plans
Members from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New England gathered at the Grand Union hotel for a routine business session of the American Wheelmen's league. About 30 members attended as reports were received with encouraging notes and plans to reconvene in Washington on May 19 to arrange the annual parade.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New England
American Wheelmen’s League
Grand Union Hotel
Washington
Immense crowds honor DeLong party with funeral procession
New York crowds gathered at the Hamburg Frisia pier at dawn to view the remains of Lieut. De Long and his Jeannette expedition companions. A formal naval cortege moved from the Brooklyn Navy Yard to City Hall Park, then the Brooklyn Bridge, with police, Marines and survivors in a solemn procession. Funeral services planned for Holy Trinity church and a grand requiem at Fifth Avenue cathedral for Jerome J. Collins.
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Boston Post
New York
Hamburg
Jersey
Lieut
de Long
Long Pier
Osenburg
Europe
Hoboken
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Barber
Washington
Hubbard
Noell
Berry
John W. Danenhower
Geold
Melville
Ninderman
Norss
Lauderbush
Harber
Schuetze
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DeLong
Pier 1
North River
Broadway
City Hall Park
Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Jerome J. Collins
Fifth Avenue
Herald Club
Ireland
Commander DeLong
Seaman Boyd
Church of the Holy Trinity
Washington Items and Society Meeting Notes
The Washington Monument society held its annual meeting at Gen N McKee Dunn's residence. A Wyoming stone was accepted for the monument and thanks sent to the Siam king. A five member committee was formed to plan a December celebration. House banking committee favored final passage of a McPherson bill. judiciary to report Dorsheimer bill on negotiable bills of lading. Brumm resolution on foreign ministers was rejected for lack of information. Naval reports show earlier Arctic ice this season aiding Greely relief. Wen dell Phillips memorial services drew large crowds. Fred Douglass and others spoke.
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Washington Monument Society
House Committee On Banking and Currency
McPherson
Senate
House Committee On the Judiciary
Dorsheimer
Brumm
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Naval Hydrographic Office
Arctic
Greely
Polar
Wendell Phillips
Congregational Church
Mr. Waring
Fred Douglass
Lone
Massachusetts
Loring
Greener
Kansas Board Withdraws Santa Fe Rate Order
In Topeka on February 22 the state railroad board withdrew its entire rate system for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line. Judge Martin granted an injunction against the railroad company restraining adoption of the special rates after the board moved to withdraw the order amid a hearing by the court.
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Tooreka
Kansas
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
George B. Wilbur
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Road
Martin
District Court
Coun
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Independent Republicans Banquet Draws Leaders From Major Cities
Nearly 260 gentlemen from New York Brooklyn New Haven Springfield Boston Albany and Buffalo attended a banquet at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. The event preceded tomorrow’s conference to discuss the anti-machine movement and exchange views on reform strategies.
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New York
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Brooklyn New Haven
Springfield
Boston
Albany
Buffalo
Children Celebrate Washington Birthday at Warren Street Hall
Warren Street Chapel and Appleton Street Chapel host joyous Washington's Birthday events at Music Hall and Odd Fellows Hall. About 100 children perform in Kate Greenaway costumes, Morris dances, sailor hornpipe, and flower, mother Hubbard, and flex dances. Edmand's band plays, seating packed, organizers report strong finances and growing membership.
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Washington
Warren Street Chapel
Music Hall
Kate Greenaway
Lillian T. Stone
Thomas Hills
Boston
Edmand
Appleton Street
William G. Babcock
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tufts
Chapel
F. T. Rose
H. R. Keiley
Chas. Cogswell
Arthur Knight
Harry L. Wilson
GC. E. French
John Lathrop
B. S. Brookings
J. Snell
Wm. Burnham
Mrs Rose
Mrs. Knight
Mrs. Gooch
Madame Arcan
Death After Starvation and a City Larceny Roundup
A rag-picker James Cross of 143 Essex street died at city hospital after likely starvation. In separate cases, a saloon at 390 Trevant street was entered with cigars and money stolen. Fred Harrington and Forrest Conhard, both 20, were arrested in Cambridge for stealing cigarettes from C. H. Carrath & Co. at 46 Hanover street and later fined in Cambridge. Tools stolen from 1459 Washington street led to arrests of Doc Applebee and William Mack for operating a farming house. Henry Amann was saved from Warren bridge after a near drowning. In Somerville, McCaffery and Carney were held for breaking into a stable and stealing 1,800 cigars. 1,200 recovered.
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James Cross
Essex Street
City Hospital
John F. Doherty
Trevant Street
Richardson and Houghton
Central Office
Fred. D. Harrington
Forrest Conhard
Cambridge
C. H. Carrath & Co
Hanover Street
Washington Street
Watts
Lynch
Doc” Applebee
Court Street
William Mack
Howard ‘Street
Henry Amann
Springfield
Warren Bridge
Jeremiah Corcoran
Station 15
William H. McCaffery
Frederick Carney
Otcers
Third Division
Morris E. Kenneally
Concord Avenue
Somerville
Fire in South Boston and Several Other Blazes Reported
Fire alarm from box 137 at 5 50 p m in South Boston traced to a gas jet igniting a window curtain in a Fourth Street dwelling owned by Perkins Institute trustees. Brief telegraph reports note fires in St Albans Worcester Milford Bennington and Shelbyville with losses ranging from thousands to tens of thousands and varying insurance coverage.
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Boston
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Kbrief
Telegraph
St. Albans
E. C. Gallai
Worcester
Mass
Cleveland Machine Company
Korpb
Patrick Cronan
North Milford
Bennington
Geo. A
Los
Shelbyville
Tenn
National Woman Suffrage Assn of Mass Holds Meeting
The regular meeting at No 5 Park Street heard a strong treasurers report from the recent annual gathering. Current membership stands at 200, Mrs H H Robinson was elected corresponding secretary, and delegates named for the National Convention in Washington March 4 5 and 6 include Mrs Fenno Tudor Boston Mrs N R Shat tuck Malden Mrs Hi Semple Lowell Mrs Cora B Smart Westboro Miss N W Corell Boston and Mrs L A Morrison Boston.
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National Woman Suffrage Association of
Massachusetts
No. 5
Park Street
H. H. Robinson
National Woman Suffrage Association
Washington
Fenno Tudor
Boston
N. R. Shattuck
Malden
At Hi. Semple
Lowell
Cora B. Smart
Westboro
N. W. Corell
L. A. Morrison
New Orleans Exposition Horticultural Hall Planned
The exposition plans a permanent horticultural hall 600 feet long and 191 feet wide with a central tower. The Art hall will feature a marble building built from blocks sourced from multiple states.
News of Tokar surrender reaches London amid war council
Despatches from Suakim report the surrender of Tokar after rebels pressed the town with artillery and rifle fire. Garrison commanders conferred with rebels, arms to be yielded, many soldiers escaped, and Osma Digma terms spared civilian lives. London reacts with cabinet urgency as Gen. Wolseley and others weigh continued operations.
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Yakoob
Maccum Siffendi
Earl Granville
Maccam
Jokar
Osman Digma
Gen
Graham
Triukitat
Marquis of Hartington
War Office
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Hewitt
Cairo
el Mahdi
Ali Yussuf
Darbour
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Trinkital
Kassabe
Semaar
Lasker incident sparks German mistrust and town report
The Times critiques Prince Bismarck's refusal to praise Herr Lasker while Berlin papers defend German honor amid cross nation tensions. Town annual report details finances, taxes, library, births, marriages, deaths, and civic matters. Caucus set, several candidates for selectman, expected license opposition.
London House of Lords backs housing commission on poor
The house of lords agreed to appoint a royal commission on housing the poor after the prince of Wales spoke in support. He praised the commission and noted good housing on his Norfolk estates. Paris Washington Birthday banquet highlights courtesy of Stanley club with American and English attendees. Lafayette quoted on humanity and liberty. Suez bondholders in Paris demand second canal plan and reject De Lesseps agreement. Ferry refuses to open diplomatic talks, calling canal a private venture.
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Prince of Wales
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