Richard Frothingham Remembered for Public Service
The piece honors Hon. Richard Frothingham noting his significant role in the state and community. It reflects on his illness and the hope of recovery, attributing his resilience to a strong constitution, good habits, and a clear conscience.
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Richard Frothingham
Memorial Services Mark Cashier Barron Death Anniversary
Memorial services for Cashier Barron were held in Dexter Maine on Saturday with addresses by Rev J S Sewall Bangor Theological Seminary Rev P B Thayer Garland and Rev H A Loring Foxcroft. The report notes other 19th century events including Washingtons Birthday observances and a boiler explosion in Stockton California with fifteen killed and twenty six wounded.
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Cashier Barron
Dexter
J.S. Sewall
D. D
Bangor Theological Seminary
P. B. Thayer
Cong Gational Church
Garland
H. A. Loring
Foxcroft
Blaine
Garrison
Congress
Washington
Boston
Music Hall
Old South Church
Mechanic Apprentices’ Library Association
Young Men’s Christian Union
Hion
Thomas Russell
National Democratic Committee
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Tremont Temple
George C. Lorimer
Stockton
California
Greenwich
Conn
Isaac Newhall
Lynn
New York City
Mr Loring
Mr Sewall
Barron
Count Gasparin
Mr Barron
Sodom
Sewall
Congregational Church of
Thayer
Weather Summary at Midnight Across Northern States
General weather report notes clear to partially cloudy skies at midnight. Westerly winds prevail with temperatures from 15 to 30 degrees above normal across Northern States.
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New England
Fire Losses Reported Across Multiple Cities
A string of fires reported February 22 23 across Lewiston Mittineague New Orleans Rutland Newport Chicago Cincinnati and Corning caused substantial damage. Homes churches stores and factories burned with losses from thousands to tens of thousands of dollars and varying insurance coverage noted for each site. Corporations and owners named include R E Patterson Springfield Insurance Company Samuel Bock Judkins Murch Wagner Craver Hanlon and Hoyt.
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Lewiston
R. E. Patterson
Main Street
Springfield Insurance Company
Springfield
Mass
Congregational Church
Mittineague
New Orleans
Stella Block
Trinity
Upper Tensas
Samuel Bock
Rutland
Jesse L. Billings
Vermont Mutual
Newport
Judkins & Murch
CuicaGo
Wagner
Craver
Hanlon
Cincinnati
Gunkle
Knost
Corning
N. Y
Hoyt
Forest and Stream and Rod and Gun Tournament Meeting
A captains meeting in New York selected De Dudley of Brooklyn as Chairman and Mr Donaldson of New York as Secretary. Nine officials to be named. referee to be independent of any team, and the umpire to be unaffiliated with the club. Forest and Stream plans ten monogram gold badges for winners. Entries close March 6 and the match opens March 10.
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New York
Forest and Stream
de Dudley
Brooklyn
Donaldson
Emigration, contracts, and Chinese labor in California
Testimony before the Investigation Committee argues that Chinese emigration is driven by forced contracts. Coolies are consigned to companies upon arrival, fees are charged for care, and return is blocked until contracts are fulfilled. Barracoons and forced retention are alleged, with advocates noting limited free agency and government-linked controls.
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Firth
T. W. Jackson
Jleigh
California
China
Steamship Company
Steamship
Aix Companies
Joseph J. Ray
Philadelphia
Hong Kong
Macao
San Francisco
Callao
Havana
Canton
Liverpool
Bristol
England
Blaine
Pacific Coast
Fearful Russian Epidemic Report Warns of Rapid Deaths
A January dispatch from St Petersburg describes a fast spreading plague in Russia carried by soldiers. Thousands die within hours, bodies blacken, and cities are destroyed. The government seals provinces with a armed cordon, and quarantine chains keep people from leaving. The tale includes a sensational account of a silk shawl spreading the disease in a town, causing near total death.
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New York
St. Petersburg
Russia
Empire
British column holds Ekowe as relief plans advance
Cape Town advices report Col Glyn’s camp attack losses trimmed to 250-300 whites. Col Wood’s column wins its encounters while Col Pearson remains entrenched at Ekowe with 1200 British troops. Lord Chelmsford seeks to join Pearson as reinforcements arrive at Helpmakaar. Native contingents are disarmed per home government orders.
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New York
Cape Town
Maritzburg
Col. Glyn
Wood
Col. Pearson
Ekowe
Lord Chelmsford
Helpmakaar
Cetywayo
London
Daily Telegraph
Pietermaritzburg
South Africa
Paris and Versailles Briefs on Finance and Law
The Versailles Budget Committee favors converting 5 percent rentes after a deputies vote. The Senate grants urgency to Amnesty bills. Philippart, a railway stock operator, is acquitted of misusing bank funds. Gen Chanzy is announced as Ambassador to St Petersburg. In London a Times dispatch notes impeachment debate likely to resolve with a condemnation of May 16 Ministry acts.
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Versailles
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Philippart
Gen. Chanzy
St. Petersburg
London
Times
Paris
Mazatlan Merchants Refuse Taxes and Seek Territorial Status
A Mazatlan letter reports merchants refused state taxes under a new plan and aim to make Mazatlan a territory or federal district to dodge state government costs. Governor Canedo, who had recently engaged on tax talks, faced unrest after editor Jose C. Vallado was assassinated. A mob sought the governor, who escaped, and martial law was declared by Gen. Loaeza to quell the turmoil.
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San Francisco
Cal
Mazatlan
Mexico
Jose C. Vallado
Canedo
Loaeza
Pope Meets Press Representatives From 1302 Catholic Publications
In Rome on February 23 the Pope received representatives of 1302 Catholic publications from Europe and America to discuss the press and its influence. He noted that temporal powers are indispensable to the Holy See. Marquis de Gobriac presented Grevey’s official notification as elected President of France. The interview was mutually satisfactory.
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Rome
Europe
America
Holy See
Marquis de Gobriac
M. Grevey
France
Prince Korsakoff Opens Bulgarian Assembly Amid Enthusiasm
Trrnova February 23 Prince Doudoukoff Korsakoff formally opened the Bulgarian Assembly with Roumelian and Macedonian delegates present and a large spectator crowd. The first business meeting is set for Monday. He warned he would resign if delegates adjourned to protest the Berlin Treaty, and the plan was abandoned.
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Trrnova
Doudoukoff Korsakoff
Roumelian
Berlin
Afghan ambassadors expected at Tashkend after Ameer’s alleged death
A cable from Tashkend reports a Russian military surgeon’s letter stating the Ameer’s life is dispased of with gangrene attacking his left side. It is probable he is dead. Afghan ambassadors are expected in Tashkend tomorrow.
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New York
Tashkend
Turkestan
Shere Ali
Tashkaurgan
Ameer
San Francisco
Stockton
Avery
Charles Harris
F. Sedgwick
Frank Andrews
Arthur Tinkham, Jr
Lot Bliss
Milton Hart
International Cablegrams Report Global Rumors and Events
The dispatches note China hiring German engineers to build cotton mills to cut English and Russian imports. Yellow fever rises in Rio. McHenry to push rail disconnection from Erie. Swedish cabinet seeks aid to trace Lena and Vega. Bayard Taylor's body shipped to Hamburg then New York. City of Paris sails to Natal with troops. Delagoa Bay troops ordered by Portugal. Adrianople Archbishop injured. Gen Van Roon dies. Atlantic cable broken near St Pierre. Floods hit Bayonne and Bordeaux. Grant visits Allahabad. Viceroy invites Calcutta visit. Re garding Egypt, French and British vessels move to show accord toward the Khedive.
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Post
Berlin
Germany
China
Rio Janeiro
James McHenry
Atlantic and Great Western
Erie
Washington Cabinet
Aleutian Islands
Lena
Vega
Straits
Bayard Taylor
Hamburg
Gellert
New York
London
Paris
Queenstown
Natal
Lisbon
Mozambique
Delagoa Bay
Constantinople
Fes
Adrianople
Labanoff
van Roon
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Garona
Labastide Cenno
Bayonne
Torbes
Bordeaux
Allahabad
Grant
India
Calcutta
Renard
Egypt
Great Britain
France
Senate in session quarrel over Conkling and Burnside
In executive session yesterday Conkling and Burnside clashed over the Commerce Committee report on an appointment. Burnside accused Conkling of lying and left the chamber. Washington observes a testy day with various public ceremonies and a century safe opened in Statuary Hall. House prospects dim for the Legislative Appropriation bill as Hale's constitutional amendment proposal is debated. The Senate confirms nominees including Horatio C. Burchard and Ossian Bay. Zech Chandler is sworn in as Michigan senator, with party moves on Corbin. Greenbackers plan to unite to control the next House. The Army Appropriation bill discussion resumes with reorganization and troop-use provisions debated.
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Garrison
William Lloyd Garrison
Europe
China
San Francisco
California
Pacific States
Pacific Coast
Golden Gate
Congress
Mears
Boston
United States
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
South
Senate
Conkling
Burnside
Commerce Committee
Rhode Island
Washington
Horatio C. Burchard
Mint
Ossian Bay
District of New Hampshire
Charles Boreman
E. B. Pendleton
Westerly
R. I
Howard E. Gates
Litchfield
Conn
Philip Hall
Branford
Zach Chandler
Zech. Chandler
Michigan
Corbin
South Carolina
Department
Yeas
Secretary of War
Howe
Stowe
Thurman
Jones
Florida
Gen. Butler
House defeat of Ewing reform on greenbacks shocks resumptionists
Washington report notes a February House vote defeating Mr Ewing's bill to repeal the Resumption Act and constrain bond issues. The record lists 110 names voting Yea or Nay, with Garfield defending the bill and Ewing urging concurrence in Senate amendments.
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Ewiing
Ewing
Senate
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Bailey
Baker
Lochenea
New York
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Iblarr
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Brewer
Briggs
Browne
Bundy
Burchard
Burdick
Cain
Calkins
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Candler
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Claflin
Clark
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Town
Cole
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Covert
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Davis
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Deering
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Dunnell
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Eames
Eckhoft
Elsworth
Errett
Evans
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Indiana
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Hale
Vanna
Hardenbergh
Harmer
Harris
Massachusetts
Hart
Hays
Hazleton
Hendee
Henry
Henderson
Hewitt
Hiscock
Hubbell
Hunter
Humphrey
Hungerford
Ittner
James
Jones
New Hampshire
Ohio
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Latham
Lindsay
Lockwood
Loring
Marsh
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McGowan
Mitchell
Monroe
Morrison
Morse
Multer
Norcross
Overton
Page
Patterson
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Potter
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Price
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Rainey
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Stone
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Eden
Evins
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Felton
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Fleming
Forney
Fort
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Phelps
Phillips
Pridemore
Reacon
Rea
Robertson
Louisiana
Scales
Shelley
Singleton
Slemons
Georgia
Southard Sparks
Springer
Steele
Throckmorton
Townshen
National Democratic Committee Meets in Washington
The National Democratic Committee met in Washington with eighteen states represented. The body authorized an executive alliance with the Congressional Committee, appointed new officers including John G. Thompson as assistant treasurer and Duncan S. Walker as assistant secretary, and set headquarters in Washington. The group adjourned to meet February 23, 1880, noting the 22d falls on Sunday next year.
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National Democratic Committee
Arkansas
Garland
Connecticut
Barnum
Georgia
G. T. Barnas
Indiana
A. H. Brown
Kansas
J. E. Eaton
Kentucky
H. D. McHenry
Maryland
O. Hersey
Massachusetts
F. O. Prince
Mississippi
Representative Money
Missouri
R. M. Frost
New Hampshire
Frank Jones
New Jersey
Miles Ross
Pennsylvania
William S. Scott
Rhode Island
N. van Slyck
Tennessee
John F. House
Vermont
Armstrong
West Virginia
Wilson
Executive
Congressional Committee
Eaton
Ohio
Illinois
John G. Thompson
Duncans. Walker
Isaac Eaton
New York
A.S. Hewitt
National Committee
Sundry Civil bill funds multiple federal facilities
The Sundry Civil bill includes allocations for Post Offices in Boston St Louis Philadelphia Chicago and Cincinnati at 350000 each, Custom Houses in Fall River and Hartford, repairs on public buildings at 100000, life saving service 78000, revenue cutter service 860000, engraving and printing 350000 and 60000 for engraving removal.
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Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Custom House
Fall River
Hartford
Conn
Life Saving Service
Revenue Cutter Service
Immigration bill passes after Senate amendments
In the House on February 23 the immigration restriction bill targeting Chinese migrants with Senate amendments was concurred in by a vote of 140 to ? The bill now proceeds to the President for approval as debates touched on treaty sections and party lines.
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Senate
House
Washington
Willis
Kentucky
Wilson
West Virginia
China
Luttrell
White
Pensylvania
Pennsylvania
House Acts on Tobacco Tax Bill in Washington
The House yesterday took up the Tobacco Tax bill and concurred in forty eight Senate amendments including tax on tobacco cigars and snuff. Four amendments reserved for special consideration involve rectifier classification tax on matches act effective date and savings bank taxes with a conference committee to follow.
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Washington
House
Senate
Postal changes for New England last week
Discontinued Buck Hollow in Franklin county Vermont. Postmasters appointed Henry C Wirgate at South Sebec Maine Eudora Swett at South Windham Maine Wilbur Andrews North Dixmont Maine Charles Gerrish Berlin Falls New Hampshire Benjamin Eastman North Conway New Hampshire Frank Davis Belmont Belvidere Corners Vermont Jerome Flint Derby Line Vermont George Lyman White River Junction Vermont Charles Varney East Brimfield Massachusetts John Freeman Quincy Pont Massachusetts.
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New England
Buck Hollow
Franklin County
Henry C. Wirgate
South Sebec
Piscataquis County
Eudora T. Swett
South Windham
Cumberland County
Wilbur S. Andrews
Noth Dixmont
Penobscot County
Charles C. Gerrish
Berlin Falls
Coos County
N.H
Benjamin D. Eastman
North Conway
Carroll County
N. H
Frank W. Davis
Belvidere Corners
Lamoille County
Jerome T. Flint
Derby Line
Orleans County
George Lyman
White River Junction
Windsor County
Charles T. Varney
East Brimfield
Mass
John S. Freeman
Quincy Pont
Norfolk County
Italian Count Dies Poor in New York Slum
The East New York death of Count Viniego Serafino de Brisbent reveals a noble exile who fell into poverty after emigration to America. He had worked as a porter, street sweeper, waiter, and fruit vender before illness ended his life. A letter to a Liverpool consulate suggested a large inheritance if he returned to Italy.
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Beecher
J. F. Sullivan
DI Murika
Fes
Count Viniego Serafino de Brisbent
Francis II
Naples
America
Liverpool
Italy
John Seutzer
East One Hundred and Eleventh Street
Third Avenue
One Hundred and Seventh Street
Louis Palermo
Train collision injures Buffalo line fireman at Detroit Junction
A Canada Southern passenger train leaving Detroit at 6 20 PM collided with the Buffalo express at Detroit Junction. Both engines were wrecked and the baggage car ditched. The Buffalo fireman suffered crushed legs and is feared to die. Passengers on both trains were unhurt.
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Detroit, Micn
Canada Southern Railroad
Buffalo
Detroit Junction
Snowbound White Mountains Cottage Notes and Train Delays
Correspondent reports dramatic winter scenery around Fabyan Cottage in the White Mountains with aurora like sunset, snow drifts, and a storm delaying trains and mountain climbs. Builders progress on the Bethlehem to Franconia Narrow Gauge line, and a birthday celebration for Mr Fabyan is described.
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Boston Post
Boston, Concord and Montreal
Mountain Wing Road
Presidential Range
Mount Washington
White Mountains
Littleton
Jewell
Leavitt
Dodge
Bethlehem
Washington
Crawford Notch
Fabyan’s
Crawford’s
Mount Pleasant House
Bethlehem and Franconia
Fabyan
Florence Kimball
Treasury bill to regulate cattle export to curb pleuro pneumonia
A Treasury Department proposal to the Senate authorizes steps to prevent export of live cattle with pleuro pneumonia or other infections from U S ports to foreign nations. The bill permits inspectors at New York and other ports, with clearance refused for infected cattle and certificates for those clean. It also authorizes cost coverage from customs revenues and establishes inspection fees.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
United States
New York
Privy Council
State Department
Helvetia
Canada
West
Canadian
England
Final verdict on Robeson naval tenure faces scrutiny
Washington reports reveal the minority on the Naval Affairs Committee argues Robeson ran a clean Navy with no fraud or personal corruption. They dissect charges, recite totals for pay, yards, equipment, and ships, and defend expenditure analyses while urging an end to the probe.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
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Marine Corps and Naval Academy
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Polaris
Saranac
Saginaw
Huron
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Treasury
Bureau of Construction and Steam Engineerng
Navy
George M. Robeson
Committee On Naval Affairs
Remains of Bishop Foley Enter Baltimore
The late Bishop Foley of Chicago arrives in Baltimore. A small viewing is held at Mulberry Street residence for family and intimate friends. Tomorrow remains lie in state at the Cathedral with a grand requiem mass at 11 o’clock led by Bishop Becker, with Archbishop Gibbons delivering the panegyric. Burial follows at Bonnie Brae Cathedral Cemetery.
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Chicago
Mulberry Street
Becker
Delaware
Keane
Richmond
Archbishop Gibbons
Bonnie Brae
New Cathedral
Tenement Housing Sermon Highlights City Poor Homes
The issue of life in New York tenement houses was discussed in church today. Rev Dr Vincent of the Church of the Covenant preached on the Homes of the New York Poor, noting London’s crowding with 175000 people per square mile in its direst districts.
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Patrick
Law
Williamsburg
Frederick A. Freeman
Wiows and Orphans
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Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Company
Jourdan
Brooklyn
Montreal
Beecher
di Murska
Melbourne
Australia
Dr Nelson
Methodist Book Concern
Wilkesbarre
Church of the Messiah
Boston Unitarian Association
New England
John F. Sullivan
Ward’s Island
Europe
American Missionary Association
Hayes
Hardy Solomon
North Carolina
New York
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Vincent
Church of the Covenant
London
Plentiful gold discovery on Anticosti Island reported
A Brooklynite returning from Anticosti claims rich gold finds on the island. Other items include arrests in Utica and Columbus killings, a life sentence in Kentucky for murder, drownings in Ohio, the Montreal paper National Daily ceasing publication, a Baltimore despatch about a captain murdered at sea, a Chicago woman completing extended walking feats, and a Deadwood report of two hunters killed by Indians with a body recovery party forming.
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Mud River
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National Daily of
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Liberal Party
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Louis Wilson
Brownsville
Monroe County
Williamson
Ehrman & Co
Baltimore
Rio
R. R. Barclay
Elverton
Chicago
Rapids City
Ferguson
Thompson
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