Plan to break senatorial deadlock by vacancy appointment
Springfield Illinois February 25. A proposal favored by Morrison and Logan and not objected by Farwell adherents suggests declaring a vacancy if the deadlock lasts until March 4 and asking the governor to appoint a senator. This would shift power during the vacancy while Democrats hope to secure a statewide majority later. At the joint convention 45 senators and 103 representatives answered the roll. only Speaker Haines voted Morrison for United States senator and the session adjourned until tomorrow.
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Springfield
Morrison and Logan
Farwell
General Assembly
United States
Haines
Morrison
Uutil
Frank James freed as Cooper county drops charges
In Looneville Missouri on February 23 the Cooper county circuit court dismissed the two charges against Frank James for obstructing a yacht or boat and robbery at Otterville. Prosecuting Attorney Shackleford said key witness misled and evidence was missing, freeing James. No governor requisition from Minnesota had been made.
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Looneville
Frank James
Cooper County
Shackleford
James
Alabama
Missouri
Stopp
Kansas
Otterville
Tne
Minnesota
Distemper Outbreak Linked to Calves at Strafford Farm
Dr Irving A Watson secretary of the state board of health identifies the illness among 350 calves owned by Everett Hill in Strafford as anthrax or blackleg. Hill imported the animals from northern Vermont and has suffered heavy losses with several cows now ill. Authorities vow strong measures to prevent further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoncord
N. H
Irving A. Watson
State Board of Health
Moody signals delay on Oregon senate vacancy
Salem Oregon February 23 Gov Moody tonight spoke on the senatorial dilemma saying he will appoint only after a vacancy occurs not before March 4 and that no senator will reach Washington for a short executive session before potential extra sessions. He will not hurry to fill the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Lovell Released After Self Defense Trial in Vermont
CursTeer Vermont Feb 23 William L Lovell freed after four day trial at Proctorsville for killing W J Walker on Feb 12. Walker had threatened Lovell and approached him in his yard while Lovell was at work. Lovell struck with a stick of wood, killing Walker in self defense.
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Cursteer
William L. Lovell
W. J. Walker
Haseen
Proctorsville
Walker
Lovell
Missing banker Vogely suspected of large bank shortage
Butler Pa February 23 Edward Vogely bookkeeper for Butter Savings bank has disappeared with a loss reported between 40000 and 60000 dollars. Suspected oil speculation and deceiving the cashier with false entries. Vogely described as a very young man and a Presbyterian church member who taught Sunday school.
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Butler
Edward Vogely
Butter Savings Bank
Vogely
Presbyterian Church
Russians Said to Pour Into Cabul Amid Afghan Tensions
Despatches from Cabul report government unease over large numbers of Russians entering Kabul as travelers. Locals suspect they are military men and link their visits to Russia's rumored scheme to annex Afghanistan.
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London
Cabul
Russia
Afghanistan
Thief John Gould Returns to MALpEN Police
John Gould of Linden, once linked with a band that raided Everett Chelsea and Revere stealing harnesses hens and other property, surfaced in MALpEN mass today and surrendered to police. Several gang members are already serving sentences.
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Malpen
Mass
John Gould
Lindien
Everett
Chelsea
Revere
Boston prisoner escapes from Framingham reform school
So uth Framingham Mass February 23 Josie Coombs alias Griffin of Boston in a two year sentence at the womens reformatory prison escaped last night by forcing the bars of her window. She is about 20 years old light complexion gray eyes 5 feet 3 inches 143 pounds a $50 reward offered by the superintendent for her arrest
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South Framingham
Mass
Josie Coombs
Griffin
Boston
Woman’s Reformatory Prison
Lady Ellen Fortescue Dies in Chicago Under Different Name
In Chicago at No 27 Emma street Ellen C Williams died alone last Thursday. She was the wife of Sir William Fortescue of England, who lost his property by gambling and died in 1862.
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Chicago
Ellen Fortescue
Emma Street
Ellen C. Williams
Ellen
William Fortescue
England
Insurrection Breaks Out Among Yaqui Indians in Sonora
Guayamas Mexico February 23 An insurrection by Yaqui Indians has erupted in Sonora. The Tapitapila and La Misa ranches have been burned. A clash with federal troops under Gen Topie occurred near La Misa. The Indians were repulsed. Mexican losses reported as three men.
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Guayamas
Mex
Sonora
Tapitapila
la Misa
Topie
Manning Rumors and Navy Budget in 1886 Congressional News
Washington debates Manning as secretary of the treasury and party implications for independents. The Silver Coinage Bill faces procedural hurdles while naval projects advance, including steel cruiser funding and transfers of ships to revenue cutter and surveying roles. The House approves Talcott amendment for a steel cruiser and ratifies naval measures, with overall bill passage recorded.
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United States
Talcott
Maryland
Mr. Thomas
Illinois
Randall
Secretary of the Navy
Thomas
Terror
Monadnock
Amphitrite
Boutelle
Maine
Great Britan
Treasury Department
Alaskan
House
Yeas
Sundry civil bill reports large cuts and policy shifts
The sundry civil appropriation bill advances to the House with total funds of 22,200,177 a cut of 310,216,225 from estimates. It authorizes partial coinage suspension for silver dollars 1885 86 and free transport of silver coins with deposits. It sets rules on public building plans site payments and cost limits, lists sales of arsenals and old courthouses, funds lighthouse and life saving stations, and reallocates a navy vessel to the treasury for Alaska. It also includes disease outbreak funding to fight cholera or yellow fever, infrastructure funding for state war and navy buildings, the Washington Monument work, and small meritorious service payments to Mrs Barnes. It calls for repealing the tenth census law.
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Boston Post
Washington
Daniel Manning
Blaine
Manning
Albany
Bayard
Treasury
Randall
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Secretary of War
Board of Appraisers
Allegheny Arsenal
Auegasta Arsenal
Georgia
Indianapolis Arsenal
Indiana
Kennebec Arsenal
Mauine
Custom House
Bangor
United States Court House
Boston
Old Court House and Post Office
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Navy
Treasury Department
Alaska
United States
State, War and Navy Departments
Washington Monument
Mary T. Barnes
Barnes
Garfield
New Orleans
Charlies H. Reed
George Scoville
Guiteau
Sherman Amendment to Sixty Year Pacific Railroad Bill
Senator Sherman introduces an amendment to the Pacific railroad 60 year funding bill. It bars dividends until net earnings after fixed charges and maintenance are set, allows for six months of wear and tear reserves, and uses excess over 6 percent of capital stock to pay debt to the United States. The remaining excess may be divided among stockholders or reinvested in road betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sherman To Day
Pacific Railroad
United States
Senate Passes Des Moines Settlers Titles Bill in Senate
The Senate passed the Des Moines settlers titles bill by a vote of 31 to 24. It declares lands improperly certified to Iowa under the 1846 act as public lands and confirms claims of homestead pre emptions before 1880 and color of title cases from Iowa. The measure, being a Senate bill, moves to the House for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Des Moines
Iowa
Department of the Interior
United States
House
After the Inauguration Senate to convene for treaties and approvals
Washington reports a special session likely soon after adjournment to discuss pending treaties. Among items are Nicaraguan treaty reconsideration and reciprocity pacts. Also noted are Swaim court martial records, war dept action, and bills for public buildings in Springfield, Montpelier, and Manchester.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Tragic Train Shootout Ends In Death Of U S Marshal
On an international train bound for San Antonio two prisoners Pitts and Yaeger armed by women on board began a volley that killed U S Marshal Gosling and Deputy Manning. Deputies Looring and others returned fire. Pitts and Yaeger died after pursuit near New Braunfels. Mrs Crown and others were wounded. Pitts and Yaeger buried with Mrs Crown.
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San Antonio
Tex
United States
Gosling
Looring
Manning
Pitts
Yaeger
Smithwick
Burnett County
Benham
Marshal Gosling
New Braunfels
Garfield
Crown
New Hampshire Club Returns Home After Southern Trip
The New Hampshire club led by J C Moore of the Manchester Union reached Washington after a two week southern tour including a visit to the New Orleans exposition. They dined at Riggs house with Stilson Hatchuns and attended a reception by Senator Blair. The New Hampshire congressional delegation ex Secretary Blaine and Secretary Chandler were present. They depart for home late tonight.
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Washington
New Hampshire Club
J. C. Moore
Manchester Union
New Orleans
Riggs House
Stilson Hatchuns
Post
Blair
New Stampshire
Blaine
Chandler
Gordon Despatches Reveal Khartoum Relief Delays
Despatches from Gen Gordon published reveal he disputed that Wolseley expedition aimed to rescue him, saying it was to relieve Khartoum. Letters from Nov to Dec 1884 show protracted appeals for reinforcements, claims of scarce food, and urging immediate relief as Mahdi forces threaten the garrison and Omdurman. Conservative peers push for Lords censure over Egypt policy while other local notes describe a river race and a measles outbreak among tenement children.
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London
Gordon
Lord Wolseley
Khartoum
Daily News
Wolseley
Metemneh
Col. Stewart
Sennaar
Slatin Bey
Mussulmans
Lupton Bey
Abukol
Abyssinia
Sennar
Doura
Galahat
Col
Stewart
Omdurman
Marquis of Salisbury
House of Lords
Egypt
Dongola
Sultan of
Kordofan
Farag
Gladstone
England
Soudan
France
Stafford Northcote
Suakim
Redmond
Laughter erupts in Commons over Irish trials remark
In London Feb 23 Mr Justine McCarthy asked Trevelyan to retract his remark that Dublin trials were “cases made by a person” trumping up charges. Trevelyan denied targeting William O'Brien and said the accusation referred to Meiklejohn. The House roared as O Brien challenged the statement prompting a withdrawal and a pledge of proof.
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London
Justine McCarthy
Home Rule
County Longford
Ireland
Trevelyan
Dublin
William O’brien
United Ireland
Mallow
O’brien
Meiklejohn
Scotland Yard
Eeerereee
Earl Spencer
Pames
Frevelyan
Severe regional drought cripples crops in West Virginia counties
In Gilmer Braxton and Calhoun counties the interior region lacks rail access and faced an extreme summer drought that ruined crops. People and livestock suffer with food shortages as grain ran out before Christmas and wagon trains hauled supplies across mountains for up to 15 days per trip. The Democrat warns of possible loss of human lives if warm weather does not return soon amid rising illness.
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Central
W. Va
Gilmer
Braxton
Calhoun
Democrat
Lamar and Schurz Visit Cleveland Quietly Before Washington Trip
Senator Lamar and Carl Schurz visited President-elect Cleveland in New York and Albany, discussing cabinet prospects and reform goals while avoiding fanfare. Schurz reported a broad, confidential conversation on governance as Lamar’s talks extended into the evening. Cleveland plans a quiet March 8 departure for Washington with Col. Lamont, aiming for an unostentious transition and limited callers at the Arlington.
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Senator Lamar
Carl Schurz
Cleveland
Washington
Boston Post
New York
Albany
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Schurz
Interior
Mr.Schurz
Schurz
Lamar
Willetstreet Mansion
Manning
Col. Lamont
Arlington
Rites for Rev. Cahill at St Patrick's Cathedral New York
Remains of Rev. Dr. Cahill were honored at St Patrick's Cathedral with Archbishop Corrigan officiating and a large congregation. A guard of sixty-ninth regiment veterans and many city officials attended. The coffin, accompanied by many pallbearers, left Fifth Avenue for the Guion line steamer Wyoming to voyage to Europe for burial.
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York City
New York
Cahill
Archbishop Corrigan
Mgr. Farley
Slattery
Mulhern
McGivern
McDonnell
Father Kelly
al Bight
Sixty-Ninth Regiment
Grace
Fitzgerald
Troy
John Boyle O'Reilly
Boston
Galway Society
Papal Zouaves
M. D. Lilly
Ninth Massachusetts Infantry
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Guion Line
Wyoming
Europe
New Hampshire Democratic Press Company Forms in Concord
Concord activates a stock company of Democratic leaders to purchase and publish The People and New Hampshire Patriot as a live evening daily plus expanded weekly. Pearson and Pattee endorse the move and will sell property at fair value while joining as stockholders. A stock subcription meeting is planned at the Phenix hotel on Monday March 2 at 11 A.M.
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Concord
N. H
People
New Hampshire Patriot
New Hampshire Democratic Press Company
Messrs. Pearson and
Pattee
Phenix
Remains of Mrs James Russell Lowell Buried in England
The private funeral of Mrs. James Russell Lowell was held at Kensal Green cemetery in London. Attendees included Secretary Hoppin, G W Smpley and lady, Lady Lyttleton, Stephens editor of the Whitehall Review, Waldgrave Leslie, Henry James, and Minister Lowell cried during the service. The Prince of Wales sent condolences and Premier Gladstone expressed concern. The casket was surrounded by wreaths from friends, diplomatic corps, and American residents.
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London
James Russell Lowell
Kensal Green
Lowell
Llo’elock
Hoppin
American Legation
G. W. Smpley
Lady Lyttleton
Stephens
Whitehall Review
Waldgrave Leslie
Henry James
Prince of Wales
Gildstone
Diplomatic Corps
Lowell Strikers Head to Philadelphia for New Jobs
A group of Lowell carpet mill workers traveling to Philadelphia to take broker arranged grain weaver roles while Brussels weavers here continue their strike. Funeral services for Father Crudden set Wednesday at 10 from St Peters. Erie Telegraph directors accept W A Ingham resignation and elect James W Bennett as president, board chair still vacant.
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Lowell
Mass
Lowell Carpet Mills
Philadelphia
Father Crudden
St. Peter’s Church
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Company
W. A
International anarchist workers meeting in Paris concludes with disturbances
Paris reports an international gathering of anarchist workers drawing four thousand attendees including deputies. English delegate Thomas Bart urged united French English action and a justice driven approach though some speakers issued violent rhetoric. The majority protested. agitators were expelled amid a disturbance.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Thomas Bart
Bart
Culpable Delay in Egypt Defeat Debated in Parliament
In the House of Commons and Lords, the Nile expedition debacle is blamed on indecision and government delay. Ministers defend actions, warn against abandoning Soudan, and press for Egypt’s stable governance amid reports from Khartoum and Abu Klea. Proposals call for limiting Soudan occupation and aligning policy with colonies.
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Egypt
House of Lords
Soudan
Fenian dynamiters assemble in Paris Congress amid threats
Paris reports a Fenian congress with 11 delegates around a table and 13 Fenians behind the wall. Proposals urged intensified dynamite warfare against England, calls to punish London, and plans to fuse with Invincibles were rejected. James McDermott condemned to death. Two dynamiters to El Mahdi camps for training.
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London
Paris
Great Britain
America
Ireland
Kial
John Morrissey
County Ocarlow
Hadnery
England
Patrick Corcoran
Congress
James McDermott
el Mahdi
Congo conference ends with unanimous final act agreed
Berlin reports a four hour Congo conference session with speeches by delegates from America England France Germany Italy and Portugal. The American Kasson withdrew his extended neutrality proposal and General Sanford dropped the Vivi railway plan. Delegates praised the African international association and prepared parchment copies for signatures as powers may join later. Turkey is the sole power yet to sign with the association.
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Congo
America
England
France
Germany
Italy
Portugal
African International Association
Leopold
Kasson
Sanford
Turkey
Amosheag Veterans Elect D L Jewell Commander
The Amoskeag Veterans held their annual meeting in Manchester selecting Col D L Jewell of Suncook as commander and Moses Wadleigh Lewis Simons as captains with E F Strow David Wadsworth C Forsyth G A Leighton as lieutenants. Washington birthday observance included a banquet at Music Hall with 175 in attendance. Speakers included Rev G B Spalding Col T L Livermore Jon David Cross Major G H Stearns D Arthur Taggart and Col J B Clark. Col Livermore delivered the evening's standout address on Citizen soldiers of the Republic. Col G B Chandler presided and dancing followed.
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Manchester
N. H
Amosheag
D. L. Jewell
Suncook
Moses Wadleigh
Lewis Simons
E. F. Strow
David Wadsworth
C. Forsyth
G. A. Leighton
Washington
Music Hall
G. B. Spalding
D. D
T. L. Livermore
Jon
David Cross
Major G
H. Stearns
D. Arthur Taggart
Coil
J. B. Clark
Col. Livermore
Citizen -Oldiers of the Republic
G. B. Chandler
Washington's Birthday Observed Across New York City
New York on Washington's birthday saw business largely halted as banks courts and exchanges closed. Public buildings flew flags and chimes rang at Trinity church. A German man Louis Emener aged 50 of Brooklyn attacked his wife with a hatchet and then attempted suicide. both injuries are feared fatal.
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New York
Washington
Trinity Church
Louis Emener
Kingsland Avenue
Brooklyn
Citizens Law and Order League Holds Third Annual Meet
The third annual meeting of the Citizens' Law and Order league of the United States opened in New York with ex Gov Long detained in Washington. C C Bonney of Chicago presided in his absence as speakers from Philadelphia Newport Waltham Troy and Portland shared informal progress reports.
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New York
Citizens’ Law and Order League of the United States
Long
Massachusetts
League
Washington
C. C. Bonney
Chicago
A. M. Burton
Philadelphia
Wallace
Morris
Johnson
Waltham
Mass
Carr
Newport
Alonzo Alden
Troy
N. Y
Andrew Paxton
Lyman Abpott
T. P. Warren
Portland
Boxing Crowd Thwarts Denning Duel in Brooklyn
Nearly 500 spectators fill Clarendon Hall to see William Springhall defend against Joe Denning. Springhall lands blows in the first round as Denning staggers. police Inspector Mary and Captain McCullogh intervene to stop the bout and disperse the crowd.
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New York
Clarendon
Wm. Springhall
F England
Joe? Denning
Brooklyn Reas
Maray
McCullogh
First Bloomington Passenger Train Reaches Kankakee
The first passenger train from Bloomington on the Illinois Central railroad arrived in Kankakee today after the snow blockade. The train left Bloomington last Monday and covered 86 miles in 163 hours.
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Kankakee
Ill
Bloomington
Illinois Cental Railroad
Duke Leopold of Torlona Weds Princess Letitia
London reports Duke Leopold of Torlona married Princess Letitia daughter of Prince Napoleon. Separate items note the lord mayor's appeal for funds to aid unemployed, Ireland libel case appeal denied, a socialist meeting in Batignolles with arrests, Dardaneles regulation talks, and Celtic steamer mail bag incident with intact delivery.
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London
Leopold of
Batignolles
Moscow
Council of the Empire
Vienna
Constantinople
Russia
Porte
Celtic
Liverpool
New York
A Hangman's Failure At Exeter Gibbet
London reports three failed hangings of John Lee murderer of Miss Emma Keyse. The trap would not move as wet swollen wood and faulty spring halted the duty. Lee appeared broken, after third attempt the gallows stood unused and he was respited by the home office.
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London
Exteter
John Lee
Emma Keyse
Gisbet
England
Lee
Sir William Harcourt
Home Secretary
Home Office
True Americanism and Washingtons Character Theme
A large Old South audience on Washingtons birthday heard Rev. F W Gunsaulus argue that Washington embodied true Americanism through conscientious duty and republican ideals. The Webster Historical Society at the afternoon meeting featured letters from Webster, remarks by Rev W Wheildon, and Rev Julius Ward on Daniel Webster and statesmanship, ending with a prayer by Mrs Isabella Beecher Hooker.
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F. E. E. Hamilton
New England Conservatory of Music
F. W. Gunsaulus
Newton
Christ
Gunsaulus
Charles I
Cromwell
Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
Washinton
Webster
Lincoln
Republic
Strst
Daniel Webster
W. W. Wheildon
Boston
King’s Chapel
Eckley
Mr. Ward
Julius H. Ward
United States
Europe
Beld
Joan Marshall
Ward
William H. Seward
Marsahfield
Isabella Beecher Hooker
Wakefield and Boston polo and shooting matches conclude at Wakefield grounds
Wakefield Sportman's club hosted team and individual shooting events in Wakefield with a Boston Gun club victory 45 to 41 in the main team match. North Reading Gun club defeated Wakefield 19 to 20 in a later team contest. George Lamont won the Dutton gold medal amid a large entry. Separate polo games saw Samosets beat Quincy Coliseums in Abington and Gloucesters defeat Paris team of East Boston in Gloucester, with Salem defeating Brocktons in Salem.
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Wakefield
Wakefield Sportman’s Club
Boston Gun Club
Boston
North Reading
SovuTu
Salem
Mass
Brocktons
Fire alarm ends near Carter's block blaze in Boston
Boston officer McCafferty detected smoke on Water street about 7 15 P M Monday and traced it to a fire in a bag of and Clippings in a tailor shop doorway at No 15 Carter's block owned by Timothy Carter Jr He removed the bag and threw it from a window aiding firefighters who arrived after a reported alarm at box 41 Then another false alarm at box 88 for a defect at No 67 Northfield street found no damage
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Boston
Johnan
John J. McCafferty
Water Street
No. 15
Carter’s Block
Timothy Jr. Carter
McCafferty
Northfield Street
Burdette’s Libers and a Boston Brakeman Tale
On the Burlington and Missouri River line in Nebraska a Boston brakeman joined the Beatrice branch crew. His refined manner irked locals and prompted a mass reaction as he shouted a sly greeting and the crowd swarmed him. Severe weather aided his dramatic exit, arriving in Tremont Street in fine condition.
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Burlington and Missouri River
Nebraska
Boston
Beatrice
Tremont Street
Resolute Captain Loring Rescues Men in Harbor Ice
As the Ft. Warren steamer Resolute, Captain Loring, on her last voyage to the city, found two men stranded on a broken ice sheet in the upper harbor. Unable to reach them by rough seas, the captain attempted rescues before improvising a safer plan.
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Loring
Ft. Warren
Resolute
Terrapin Dishes and Egg Balls Recipes From Baltimore American
A Baltimore American column lists several terrapin recipes from Washington Philadelphia and Virginia styles. It details terrapin meat with eggs livers and onions, cream and Madeira wine preparations, a chafing dish variant, and a method for egg balls made from hard boiled and raw yolks with oil and cayenne.
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Baltimore American
Washington
Philadelphia
Col. Forney
Virginia
Maryland
Washington Birthday Children’s Festival at Appleton Street
The annual festival at Appleton Street Chapel celebrated Washington’s Birthday with forenoon and afternoon sessions at Odd Fellows hall. Mme J Arean directed fancy dances including a Highland fling by a girl, Les Variétés Parisiennes by 32 misses, and a fan drill by two girls, with evening social assembly at Parker Fraternity rooms where older attendees continued dancing until late.
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Washington
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mme.j. Arean
Acuita
Parker
Auburn nominating caucus selects mayoral candidate
L. W. Haskell nominated Monday by a democratic and citizens’ caucus for mayor of Auburn. Lillis & Smith, Brattleboro grocers, filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy with liabilities around 1000 and assets about 200. Clayton Denny, 30, of Renegrove New Jersey, died after a 20 foot fall from a Waterville Maine ice bridge crushing his skull. H finish gallows for state prison to be used April 1st for execution of Thomas Lamon. over 1600 applications filed to Sheriff Story to witness the execution.
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Worcester
Mass
Oakhoim
L. W. Haskell
Democratic and
Citizens’ Caucus
Auburn
Lillis & Smith
Brattleboro
Clayton Denny
Renegrove
N.J
Waterville
Laconia Car Company
Laconia
Thomas Lamon
Lacuida Triple Mineerer
Sheriff Story
Notable Local Figures and July Talk in Augusta
The article notes Nathaniel Bradiee's rapid recovery but confinement to his room. It mentions the late Thomas B. Vose boasting of attending Fourth of July events in Boston. Representative Joseph B. Moore of the Maine Legislature is described giving a familiar talk in Rome and Augusta on Monday evening.
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Nathaniel £. Bradiee
Thomas B. Vose
Boston
Joseph B. Moore
Rome
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