Republicans Tighten Grip on Caucus for 319 or More Seats
A Boston Post report describes a Republican caucus in Washington to set apportionment after threats of filibuster. Leaders Frye Hawley Robinson backed 319 as minimum with Haskell preferring 322 for the West, while others urged 319 or higher and rejected fixing a lower number. The motion to set the floor at 819 failed.
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A Bill for the Relief of the Poncas From Senate Committee
A bill titled For the relief of the Poncas advances from a Senate committee. The measure aims to provide aid to the Ponca people through specified government support and remedies. Details on eligibility, funding, and administration remain under review.
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Senate approves revised Congressional Library land bill
The Senate adopted the amended Library bill restricting land purchase costs to 1 million dollars and requiring Attorney General opinion before spending. It also calls for sworn commissioners and President approval on contracts and appraisals. The site is fixed on six squares east of the Capitol, with total land damages capped at 1 million.
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Horrible Ohio Fire Claims Sloan Family of Eight
Fire at East Liverpool Ohio in a four story building owned by Frank Stewart destroys a drug store feed shop and dwelling. William Sloan and his seven relatives perish in the blaze with eight fatalities including children and a brother in law. The fire is believed incendiary with losses around $10 000.
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Whittaker court martial resumes with linen goods witness
Mark Finley of Marlin & Co testifies about Lot No 93 linen against Whittaker case. Police cadet Russell finds blood on Whittaker room door. cadets recall hearing nothing unusual as court adjourns until tomorrow.
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Turmoil Across Americas and Chile Peru War Alerts
Reports from Antioquia and Santander show revolts and mutinies amid clashes between Conservatives and the government. US flagship Pensacola arrives. Peru and Chile battles devastate Lima Chorrillos and Miraflores with heavy casualties and proclamations of martial law.
Destruction of a Summer Hotel near Amherst Mass
The Orient Hotel two miles from Amherst burned at 8 30 this morning. Dr Heed occupied the building since 1875. insured for 2700 personal property and 5000 on the building. It was once a famed summer resort and water cure. Fire likely from a defective flue. Destruction of Pulp Works at North Gorham Me with loss 35000.
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Boucicault Arrives in New York for Boston Engagement
News from New York on February 23 reports Dion Boucicault arriving aboard the Arizona and heading to Boston to begin a Boston Museum engagement next Monday. He received a cordial reception from theatrical friends in the city.
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Mayor Greene Likely to Succeed Postmaster Greene
Fall River Massachusetts reports Mayor Greene returning from Washington amid signals his father Chester W. Greene may resign as postmaster. If so the mayor would inherit the post and resign as mayor with council vote to fill the vacancy. several names are discussed though no clear candidate has emerged. The Trades Council met but did not announce public business.
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Northern Pacific Sold to Villard Pool for 12 Million
The Northern Pacific Railroad is slated to pass next fall to the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company led by Henry Villard. A pool including Endicott of Boston George M. Pullman and backed by bondholders Seligman Mortons and Drexels bought most NP stock for about 12 million dollars, while bondholders criticized Billings management and praised Villard's drive.
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Williams Suit Seeks Examination of Western Union Directors
Robert Sewall for William S Williams asked Judge Sedgwick in New York Superior Court Chambers for orders to examine Western Union directors before trial in a suit to restrain the consolidation of telegraph companies. The motion aims to amend the complaint and clarify the alleged conspiracy. Judge Truex reserved decision.
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Ferry collision tears side from Hudson City in Jersey City
The Pennsylvania ferryboat Hudson City was struck near the New York shore by the City of Norwich. The collision tore out a cabin wall. four passengers were aboard with two injured. Captain T. B. Kissum suffered a crushed hand and possible internal injuries. An Elevated Railroad worker also hurt as City of Norwich continued on.
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Mass Meeting Supports Irish Land League in Baltimore
A packed Maryland Institute Hall heard Mayor Latrobe and speakers including Hon. Wm. Walsh and Rev. A M Courtenay repudiate violence by the Irish in seeking justice from Parliament. Resolutions of sympathy were adopted and the gathering was described as very enthusiastic.
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Parnell Sails to France as Lands Bill Debates Continue
London reports detail Charles Parnell departing Dover for France and entrusting Home Rule leadership to Justin McCarthy. Dublin hosts Land League meeting with detectives observing. Notes say Paris press backs the League and Dillon reads Parnell’s telegraph urging postponement until rents and Land bill terms are clear. Two League farmers arrested. a Cork shooting claim denied. In Commons Gladstone hints on concluding the land and protection bill with amendments debated. O Connor silenced. Bright urges proceeding with Land bill while Arms bill may be dropped.
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Greece and Austrian troop call up amid European tensions
A Vienna dispatch reports Greece informed powers before calling reserves to ready provinces, with Athens announcing it as enforcing an old decision. Premier Coumoundouros explains the move to Greece abroad, while a Greek warship arrives with muskets and torpedoes.
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Maine Senate Valuation Committee Appointed Androscoggin Hill Taber
In Augusta on February 23 the Maine Senate named a valuation committee: Dingley Androscoggin Hill Hancock Taber Waldo. A bill to empower married women to convey property without husband joinder was reported ought not to pass. A railroad connections order was deemed expedient. House actions include new drafts for Palmer Machiasport Railroad and Kennebec Central Railroad, a bribery at elections bill reported ought not to pass, and the Swan Minot expulsion resolution passed unanimously. Orders passed to engrossment include Lake Megantic Railroad charter amendment and a Biddeford Municipal Court establishment. Major appropriations listed include State beneficiaries 88000 and pensions 23000 among other items.
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New Hampshire union club organized in Portsmouth
A Greenback Labor club was organized in Portsmouth on Tuesday night with William Weaver of Nashua giving an address and excellent attendance reported.
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Butter market prices and forgery case in Vermont
St Albans butter market notes Winter made butter at 18 to 20 cents per lb and fall ends at 25 to 26 cents per lb. Silas M Waite of Brattleboro is charged with forgery and defalcation but will not be tried this term, now held in Burlington. his physician cites risk to his life if moved.
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Multiple Local Fatalities and Legal Notices Reported
Patrick Haley of Fitchburg dies from injuries after a stair fall. Mrs. Mary J. Bumpus of South Carver drowns, likely after falling into a pond. Elizabeth Dooling arrested in Lowell for stealing yarn from Coburn's Mill. part recovered. Sylvester Hail injured by a hook at Franconia Iron Works. loses an eye. Lowell teachers examination yields fifty candidates. results pending. Bar Island Club dinner at Amesbury American House praised. Foxboro barn fire blamed on tramps. no arson. Old Company G holds tenth reunion in Lowell with officers elected. Priest James Fitzgerald ordained in Lowell. Twenty seventh Regiment flag recovery event in Springfield. Schooner David Sherman missing captain. suspected desertion. Lowell City Council approves grammar school in Ward Four and water project. liquor licenses debated. licenses for victuallers under review.
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Grand Army encampment draws unprecedented NH attendance
Plymouth New Hampshire reports the annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment with 42 posts represented. Maj. Gen. Louis Wagner, Robert Beath, and Gen. M T Donohoe attend as 16 department officers and 77 past post representatives participate in a highly noted gathering at Pemigewasset House and public halls with a camp-fire to be held.
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