Courtly talk on Guiteau and Porter in restless political times
The discourse includes Benjamin F. Courtney offering to take Guiteau's place if reprieve or commutation fails. Gen. Fitz John Porter is favored for a regular army colonelship, with back pay estimated at 115000 after eighteen years of hardship. The Journal defends its blend of news and statistics against the Post's criticisms.
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Fitz John Porter
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Post
Grant Vowed General of the Army With Massive Salary
A retired remark mocks U S Grant receiving many honors and now being voted general of the army with a large salary by the senate. The writer jokes about elevating him to grand high cockalorum of the universe and urges a salary of ten million dollars.
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Persia
Siam
Senate of the
United States
Democrati
Hiss
Vermont splits into two congressional districts by counties
The legislature’s plan creates two districts after anticipated loss of one seat. District one includes Bennington, Rutland, Addison, Chittenden, Franklin, Grand Isle, Lamoille. district two covers Windham, Windsor, Orange, Washington, Caledonia, Orleans, Essex. Population and wealth are similar. a Farnham proclamation will follow congressional reapportionment.
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Bennington
Rutland
Addison
Chittenden
Franklin
Grand Isle
Lamoille
Windham
Windsor
Orange
Washington
Caledonia
Orleans
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Farnham
Congress
Burlington Free Press
Harper and greenback rift sparks calls for new party
Jesse Harper a veteran criticizes the Greenback party in New York and pushes a proposal to unite Greenback labor groups and allied associations into a new movement. He and Gen Weaver are denounced as traitors by Greenback leaders on Washington's Birthday.
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Abe Lincoln
New York
Harper
Greenback Party
Green-Labor Party
All Trades
Farmers’ Associations
Producers’ Unions
Greenback
Washington
Gen. Weaver
Democrats Fault Washington Birthday Meeting
The Journal notes a failed city gathering of Democrats for Washington's birthday. It laments absence of national figures and limited home leadership, while defending the party's interest and predicting a new departure. The piece chides prior prophecy and urges philosophical tolerance.
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Washington
Journal
Logan Bill Aims at Grant and Subsidy Ship Bills
Washington February 23 1884 Senator Logan pushes a measure to undermine Grants bid for the Republican nomination while Democrats Jonas Brown Call Jones and Ransom oppose the grants civic service honors The House approves a subsidy bill of 2 5 million for mail carried by American ships and the Navy plans a new ship program likely to pass if debated before adjournment
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Senator Logan
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Senate
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Call
Jones
Ransom
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Jonas
Grant
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House
House Post Office Committee
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Naval Committee
Advisory Board
Mason Court Martial Proceedings Detailed
In Washington on February 23 the Mason court martial heard cross examination of Captain McGilvray. Warden Crocker described Guiteau’s cell and window view while troops arrived. Mason disputed notes about Guiteau’s habits, the judge advocate and Bigelow sparred over proof, and the court adjourned to tomorrow with Mason calmer after his wife’s visit though laments over food and quarters persist.
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Guiteau
Washington
Mason
Bigelow
Jaul
Inter State Commerce Discussion Draws National Business Leaders
A large deputation representing the national board of trade and major commercial groups met the house committee on commerce to debate inter state commerce. The Reagan bill was urged by Charles S. Smith of the New York chamber of commerce. Granger interests plan a later presentation. The naval pay bill seeks to raise retired officers to commodore rank for long serving chief bureau roles. Judge Advocate General Swaim continues to revise the Flipper court martial record and will report next week.
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Smith
Whitmore
Emery
Morse
Lowell
Seibert Cylinder Oit Cup Company
Phillips Lubricator Company
Seibert Cylinder Oil Cup Company
Sigat
Seibert Company
John Gates
Oregon
Seibert Cylinder
Rycky Mountains
Destruction of Milford Manufactory Causes Major Loss
Milford Mass February 23 Estabrook Co factory destroyed by fire origin unknown. Buildings housed boot and shoe machinery Clinching Screw Co and J E Kimball with sixty workers. Loss estimated $50 000 to $60 000 including insured amounts and five tons of walls ready for shipment. Other fires listed in Chester Allentown Bangor Stamford Amherst Coatesville and Chelsea with combined damages and one fatality.
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Mass
Estabrook & Co
Clinching Screw Company
J. E. Kimball
Avia
North British
Lancashire
Niagara
Continental
Estabrook, Wires & Co
Chester
Seaboard Lubricating Oil Company
Allentown
Joshua Schauman
Bangor
Merrill’s
Kenduskeag
Stamford
Conn
Igaac Fox
Main Street
Amherst
N. H
Chestnut Hill
Coatesville
Broomell
Eaward Hilton
America
Chelsea
William Street
William EF
Donnell
Oene
Massacre of Sailors by Cannibals Near Santo Island
Report from The Liverpool Post details an attack on the Isabel labor vessel crew off Santo Island Fiji. Two sailors escaped, others killed and cannibalism suspected. Captain Hawkins of the Isabel reported to Fiji authorities.
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Liverpool Post
Ingt
Fiji Islands
Isabel
Santo Island
Hawkins
Capt. Hawkins
Fiji
Winthrop Rents Villa at Buzzard's Bay Seashore
Robert C. Winthrop Jr is reported to have rented a fine villa at Buzzards Bay on the headwaters shore offering facilities for fishing and boating. Proctor A Roberts landlord of the Webster house Wood's Hall Falmouth faced liquor selling and nuisance charges. a search warrant seized about 100 gallons of intoxicating liquor and he pleaded guilty to a single sale and keeping with intent to sell. The nuisance charge was denied and set for Feb 28 trial. Liquor seized valued over $50 was sent to Barnstable for April disposal. Pacific Guano Co and Wood's Hall chemical works employ about 200 laborers. Rents for dwellings and building lots at Wood's Hall are high relative to Boston Highlands.
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Sandwich
Mass
Robert C. Winthrop, Jr
Eben Wright
Buzzard’s Bay
Proctor A. Roberts
Webster
Wood’s Hall
Falmouth
Whittemore
Roberts
Barnstable
Pacific Guano Company
Chemical Works
Boston Highlands
Democrats sweep Philadelphia and reshape politics
In a tense Gas Trust room on Seventh Street the crowd followed returns as Col William B Mann and Boss McManes watched intently. McManes praised Dems for steering fights and money while Republicans had little real resistance, noting only the 28th ward stood out.
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Philadelphia Record
Seventh Street
The
Gas Trust
Boss McManes
William B. Mann
Committee of 100
Mr. McManes
Pennsylvania
Beln
Court rules railroads must provide express facilities nationwide
In St Louis on February 23 the United States court decided in Southern Express Co v Iron Mountain and Southern Ry that equity can compel railroads to furnish express cars and facilities to all firms in the business. The ruling sets fair and reasonable rates, allows post service regulated compensation, and requires a bond to protect railroads. the injunction continues.
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St. Loui
United States
Southern Express Company
Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
Justice Miller
Court orders judgments in Ambrose case totaling about 47000
In Cincinnati on February 23 four suits were heard in federal court against Thomas Ambrose and his sureties. The surety actions resulted in 16000 while Ambrose alone faced 23600 in civil claims for funds he collected as a court clerk and improperly withheld. The total settles at about 47000, with 15000 paid by the sureties and remaining fees held by the court to apply to Ambrose’s judgments.
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Cincinnati
Ambrose
Mr. Ryder
Clifden
Ryder
Court of Appeal
Court of Queen’s Bench
Bradlaugh
Clark Vs. Bradlaugh
Carver
Gork
Bence Jones
Rome
Corso
Krivoscians
Herzegovina
Boiler Blast Kills Men At Mill In New Carlisle Ohio
At New Carlisle Ohio yesterday a portable saw mill boiler exploded killing George Stutzman and four others named mimel Herschberger Beechy and two Beechy men. Michael Streetman was injured requiring amputation of one leg and faces an uncertain recovery. The boiler had long been noted as in poor condition.
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St Louis
Vulcan Steel Works
Millersburg
Ohio
New Carlisle
George Stutzman
Michael [Mimel
Mr. Herschberger
Beechy
Michael Streetman
French commerce bill and Egypt tensions in brief
In the French chamber M Tirard introduces a bill adopting a most favored nation basis for English goods, with colonial products excluded. British debates touch Russia Germany copyright talks. A Russian Nihilist trial proceeds with limited attendance. Egypt reports cite El Mehdi's forces in Sudan, casualties in Rabsid Bey clashes, and renewed fighting amid storms in Herzegovina.
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London
French Chamber of Deputies
M. Tirard
France
England
Chamber of Deputies
M. Desreycinet
Egypt
Joher W. Daniel Sends Greetings to Massachusetts Democrats
Joher W. Daniel from Virginia sends greetings to Massachusetts Democrats, outlining party outreach and support ahead of upcoming campaigns.
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Virginia
Massa
Bolivia and Peru in War Legacy and US Lobby Politics
The Utica Observer compares Bolivia and Peru postwar terms imposed by Chile, noting Bolivia suffered harsher losses. It argues lack of American lobby influence shaped Blaine’s inaction, suggesting U.S. interests centered on Peru and bond claims rather than Bolivian rights or debts.
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Utica
Bolivia
Peru
Chili
Andes
Antofagasta
Cohija
Blaine
Washington
State Department
Land rents fall across Britain as tenants seek relief
In West Fife and the border counties rents are cut on multiple farms with reductions from 1 100 to 700 pounds and 30 percent drops. Lords Haddington Laugerdale and Lady Reay report lower yields and voluntary improvements. The piece argues rents were over-valued and Ireland’s land court lowers rates more, marking compensation demands as baseless.
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West Fife
Border Counties
Lord Haddington
Meilerstein
Lord Laugerdale
Lady Reay
Great Britain
Ireland
Land Court
Directory listing subscribers in multiple Maine cities announced
Aprillihe will publish a new directory with all subscribers in Portland Biddeford Saco Lewiston Auburn Bath Bangor Brunswick Rockland and Augusta. Local political nominations surfaced with Asa L Ames for mayor George C Littlefield and John W Deering among others. A Biddeford coroner's inquest was set after the death of Mrs Palsifer of Kennebunkport. A Cumberland Farmers club meeting in Portland discussed sweet corn pricing and proposed a general convention of farmers and packers to set a price schedule.
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Aprillihe Telephone Company
Portland
Biddeford
Saco
Lewiston
Auburn
Bath
Bangor
Brunswick
Rockland
Augusta
Greenbackers
Asa L. Ames
George C. Littlefield
John W. Deering
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Winthrop
Richardson & Webb
Richardson
Lancaster
N. H
Webb
Guildhall
Maranocook
N. G. Marshall
York
Marshall
Abel Jellison
Cumberland Farmers’ Club
Cumberland County
Lewis McLellan
Gorham
Cheshire Railway Buys Gen Wilson Farm at Concord
The Cheshire railroad company purchased the Gen James Willson land in Concord for 12000 dollars. The Eagle hotel property east of Main street Keene is sold to Boston and Lowell and Concord railroads for about 15000 dollars, signaling extensive rail improvements this season.
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Cheshire Railroad Company
Gen. Wilson
Concord
Maud D
Natt, Jenkins
Maid of the Mist
Richmond Smith
Nancy Hill
Bartlett
National Guard
Manchester
John B. Hall
Samuel H. Stevens
Alton Bay
Dover
Meeting House Crossing
Farmington
Eagle Hotel
Main Street
Keene
Boston and
Lowell and Concord
Combina— Lon
Manchester and
Keene Road
Cheshire Railroad
James Willson
Union
Vermont Farmers Hire Summer Farm Charade For $20 A Month
Vermont farmers seek workers for eight months at about $20 monthly plus board. Nathan B. Franklin, missing from Pittsford three months ago, has reappeared. Sheriff sells new and other property. In Brattleboro a deaf farmer startled a millinery shop by shouting Do you Want to buy any but ter? at his reflection in a long mirror.
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Vermont
Nathan B. Franklin
Pittsford
Brattleboro
Joseph E. Sheffield
New Haven
Sheffield
New Haven Palladium
Mr. Sixfield
Worcester carpenter Albert E. Davis dies after fall
Albert E. Davis, a Worcester carpenter, died Wednesday after tumbling from a house Monday. Other items note James Gifford of Provincetown submitting a petition to Hon. Wm. W. Crapp with 421 signers demanding Washington treaty abrogation, Marion Davis of North Adams suing liquor dealers for civil damages, and Frank E. Greene of Rockland being dragged by a frightened horse, suffering severe injuries.
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Albert E. Davis
Worcester
James Gifford
Provincetown
Wm. W. Crapp
Marion Davis
Daniel Davis
North Adams
John Doyle
Pete Snyder
Bridgeport Man Fatally Stabbed by Drunk Suspect
Patrick Corcoran was stabbed at his Bridgeport home by John Haley with a pocketknife. The blow pierced his heart, causing almost instant death as Haley, in delirium tremens, had been drinking since a funeral. Haley was arrested. Corcoran leaves a wife and seven children.
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Patrick Corcoran
Bridgeport
John Haley
Haley
Corcoran
Refugees Arrive in Philadelphia Aboard Illinois Steamer
Three hundred twenty five Jewish refugees arrive in Philadelphia on the steamer Illinois. They largely come from Kieff Odessa and Warsaw. A citizens committee guides them to the Pennsylvania railroad depot prepared for their stay as volunteer doctors aid their health and comfort.
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Philadelphia
Illinois
Kieff
Odessa
Warsaw
Pennsylvania
Citizens’ Committee
Consolidation Ratified to Form Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis Railway
Stockholders of the Toledo Delphos and Burlington and the Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis railways approved a merger. The new company will be the Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis railway and will operate a narrow gauge line between Toledo and St Louis.
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Toledo, O
Old Bridges shaped Boston’s ferry era before 1786
Before 1786 Boston relied on a Charles River ferry to Charlestown, first established in 1631 by Edward Converse. Harvard College benefited from the service, but complaints about pay and fees persisted. A bridge proposal emerged in 1712 1720, aiming to replace the ferry at its landing, yet no lasting action occurred for decades.
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Charles River
Charlestown
Edward Converse
Converse
Harvard College
Francis Hudson
James Hayden
General Court
Colonial Service
Atlantic Avenue
Lyne Street
Charter Street
Charles River Avenue
Main Street
Water Street
Common Council Holds Meeting and Elects First Assistants
The regular meeting chaired by President Pratt reviewed multiple reports and orders including enforceable actions on overseers of the poor, street and salary questions, and an ordinance on streets. The council elected twenty three first assistant assessors with varied vote counts and staff changes noted, plus a bath house proposal referred to health for Brighton district consideration.
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Lee
Board of Health
Brighton
Committee On Health
Clarification on Soteldo and Clement Marriage Elopement
Saratoga report debunks a Boston Post claim that Carrie Clement and Antonio Soteldo eloped in Saco. Records show they wed August 11, 1871, with minister Rev. Nichols officiating, and their first child about seven years old. The Boston Post误 reported 1881.
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Albany Argus
William HM. Clement
Cincinnati
Biddeford
Boston Poser
The
Argus
Antonio M. Soteldo
Saco
Dr. Nichols
Mr. Sotelda
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Joh T. G. Nichols
Anthony M Soieldo
York City
Carrie W. Clement
Marion
Ohio
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