Madame Restell In Court Proceedings Report
Special Despatch to the Boston Post describes Madame Restell appearing before a court for formal proceedings. Details note the legal action and potential charges or hearings, with emphasis on her stay in the courtroom and procedural steps.
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No Apparent Change in Simmons Nomination Fight
Washington February 24 No new developments today in the Simmons renomination battle. Simmons remains confident yet less so than two days ago, relying on the President to do right while opponents claim defeat. Massachusetts officials and New Haven Skull and Bones influence threaten Simmons, with Edward W. Kinsley of Boston discussed as a possible replacement. The fight may end tomorrow as the President seeks to move on to the Silver bill.
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Mexican Question Not Settled as Silver to Be Coined
Postmaster reports ongoing debate on silver coinage under consideration with public interest. Packard continues to demand his reward as postal service changes take effect.
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Europe on edge as powers prepare for war in 19th century unrest
London reports and Vienna dispatches describe a tense European scene with Russia pressing for control of Constantinople and Bulgarian borders. crowds in London protest pro peace measures while Prague and Belgrade indicate ongoing military movements and diplomatic maneuvering ahead of a Berlin conference.
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New York boot and shoe house fails after 30 years in business
W A Ransom & Co of 537 Broadway assigns for creditors to Walter W Law. Liabilities exceed 250000 with large Eastern claims from Boston and Lynn. Firm valued at least 500000 previously. Other notices include Dime Insurance Bank relief bid and failures of Meriden and Springfield firms.
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Dexter Bank Robbery Ends in Death of Cashier
Dexter Maine reports a bold daytime attempt on the Dexter Savings Bank ended with cashier J W Barron found handcuffed gagged and dead in the vault. Robbers fled with less than 100 while a 1000 reward is offered. coroner's inquest held as investigators search for killers.
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Responsibility for Accident Attributable to Railroad Directors
A majority of the jury inquest findings place blame for the accident on the directors of the Connecticut Western Railroad Company. The report outlines fault and fault lines among corporate leadership in the incident.
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Bunker Hill Delegation Honors Portsmouth Encampments
A large Bunker Hill Encampment delegation from Charlestown visited Portsmouth on Friday evening and unveiled an elegant, richly framed tablet for Strawberry Bank and Mt Sinai Encampments as a memorial of last September’s visit. The tablet, a months long costly work, honors Deacon Joshua Brooks of Portsmouth with liberal posthumous provisions for North Congregational Church benevolence and several linked funds and societies.
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Proctor Wins Republican Nomination for Vermont Governor
The piece notes Lieut. Governor Redfield Proctor as the Republican nominee for Vermont governor. It also mentions a suspected malfeasance case against D C Bascom, tied to J H Batchelder over $95,000 from Brandon National Bank. A water analysis in Richford finds clear water with acids and organic matter, unfit for drinking.
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Willow tree cut at Provincetown measures eighteen feet around
A willow tree felled in Provincetown stood about eighteen feet in circumference, drawing attention to the town’s unusual landmark. The report notes the size and local interest without additional context.
Multiple Local Deaths and Legal Cases Stir Hartford Area
J A Brown keeper of the Unionville hotel was found dead in his bed on Wednesday and a jury ruled death from liquor. Thomas Murphy of Ansonia, acquitted on insanity grounds after a murder trial, has been discharged as cured. An out of town jeweler who bought 3000 dollars worth of silver in Hartford faced a carload task to move the cash. City Clerk E L Goodwin of New Britain, once a defaulter, is said not to have died by suicide per the coroner. Judson Welch of Killingly swallowed an artificial dental plate. doctors failed to remove it and expect recovery.
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Baile
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Unionville
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Ansonia
Middletown
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Carleton
Norwich
West Stockbridge Man Murdered and Body Found on Tracks
A West Stockbridge business man was foully murdered with his body found in pieces on a railway track. Police believe robbery the motive. Investigators seek clues and possible suspects connected to the crime.
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Closing mining stock prices in San Francisco market
San Francisco February 25 closing prices show Alpha Belcher Leopard Mexican Northern Bell Consol Virginia Overman California Commonwealth Raymond Ely Gust Acca Confidence Savat Caledonia Seg Belcher Crown POM Sierra Nevada Exchequer Union Consolidated Gould & Curry Yellow Jacket Hale & Norcross Hureka Consolid Grand Prize Julia Consolidated Trustie etc.
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