Senate Deadlock and Political Upheaval Grips Capitol
Senator Carpenter died in Washington, shocking Republicans and hindering Senate control. In the House a radical Republican threat triggered a frantic filibuster against the Apportionment bill. The Papyrus Club held its annual ladies night at the Revere House with tributes to George Eliot and poems by notable authors.
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Banks Cut Circulation Prompt Treasury Deposit Details
Secretary Sherman discusses national banks retiring circulation and its effect on New York money markets. He notes Treasury will pay out surplus currency or redeem bonds at par with accrued interest, while banks deposit $3,754,750 to reduce circulation. The Ways and Means Committee plans to concur with Senate amendments to the Funding Bill, adjusting the deposit date from July to September.
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Important Post Office Order to Put Many Documents under Letter Rates
Postmaster General Maynard issued an order revoking a 1879 regulation and moving commercial documents from the third class to ordinary letter rates, boosting New York revenue by about $1,000 daily. The change affects deeds, waybills, vouchers, checks, drafts and similar items. Also covered are other Senate appropriations including swine disease studies and wool testing, plus reports on Central Pacific and Northern Pacific land grants.
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Austro Hungarian Consul Baron Bechtolsheim Aboard Absconder
The district under Bechtolsheim covers Missouri Kansas Nebraska Wisconsin Minnesota Arkansas Texas Colorado Wyoming and Indian Territory. Letters from across the district report money sent by friends in Europe through the Consulate never arriving. He hails from a Wurzburg noble family with a wife and children and has a General brother who serves as Emperor's aide and is now in St Petersburg. His debts include two thousand dollars to a creditor and all his property is mortgaged.
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Senator Carpenter of Wisconsin Dead at 66
Senator Matthew H. Carpenter of Wisconsin died in Washington at 10 a.m. from Bright's disease after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at his residence. The body will be buried temporarily in Congressional Cemetery before being sent to Wisconsin with a five senator and Sergeant-at-Arms committee. The vice president will name the committee to transport the remains tomorrow.
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Senate Learns of Death of Senator Carpenter
The Senate announced the death of Matthew H. Carpenter of Wisconsin and adopted resolutions of respect. A committee will arrange funeral rites, and the remains will be moved to Milwaukee under the sergeant at arms. The Senate adjourned at 11 20.
Wisconsin Mourns Senator Carpenter Death and Succession Plan
Madison reports the death of Senator Carpenter with a pending succession. Legislature may adjourn to permit Governor appointment before March 9. Angus Cameron or Horace Rublee favored, Dyer mentioned. Milwaukee honors include half mast flags and a large memorial. Keyes opposed in a Madison political shift with Cameron seen as likely successor.
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Vermont Couple Headed to Funeral of Senator Carpenter
Waterbury Vermont February 24 Ex-Guy Dillingham and wife travel to Washington tonight to attend the funeral of their son-in-law Senator Matt Carpenter.
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Matthew H Carpenter A Distinguished Wisconsin Senator
Matthew H Carpenter born 1824 in More town Vermont. He studied at West Point and law in Boston before practicing in Wisconsin where he rose to high eminence as a lawyer. He served as U S Senator from 1869 to 1875 and again from 1879, noted for powerful arguments and independent stance. He leaves a wife and several children.
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Reading Railroad election dispute seeks court ruling
A bill in equity filed in Philadelphia seeks a court order on where and how the Reading Railroad Company officers election should be held on March 14. It alleges improper notice and conflicts of interest among election judges and wants proxies and transfers scrutinized. It also requests a ruling that a stockholder majority by value be present and advance reporting of vote results.
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Knights of Momus Parade Opens Carnival in New Orleans
The seventh Knights of Momus representation featured seventeen royal cars with a mammoth transparency and a series of tableaux from Momus to Calypso. The weather was clear and crowds lined the procession. the Louisiana Jockey Club Carnival meeting opened with races led by Andy Woodcock and Mystic Krewe stakes.
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Prosecution of the Suits to Prevent the Consolidation
The United States Cable Company sues the Atlantic and Pacific Western Union American Union Telegraph and Union Trust to bar consolidations. An 1874 contract with Atlantic and Pacific is treated as nearly a partnership. Affidavits speak on European and American company relations and tariff reductions. Hearing adjourned to Saturday.
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Hanlan Reception Arrangements in Toronto
Toronto on February 24 reports arrangements for the Hanlan reception. He will be met at the station by a torchlight procession and escorted through principal streets to the Grand Opera House for gymnastic and orchestral entertainment and a presentation. Gifts include a 750 dollar silver service from citizens, a Sportsman Challenge Cup by Mr. Whitefoot, plus 100 pounds sterling and a 25 guinea medal from the Sportsman. Railways will run excursion trains to the event.
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Plymouth Club Case Opens in Superior Court
The Plymouth Superior Court began trial of Albert Shaw of Plymouth for keeping a liquor nuisance in a club. The case contends the club is a cooperative society with liquors owned in common, Shaw serving as janitor. The courtroom was crowded as E O Bicknell represented the defense and District Attorney French the government. A similar case against George H Leach of Brockton for keeping a liquor nuisance was under trial when the session adjourned.
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Irish Protection Bill Debate and Land League Tensions
In the Commons Hartington set the 7 pm limit on amendments to the protection bill while confirming Monday's committee of supply for army estimates. The debate touched on Irish coercion, with Harcourt condemning anti-British speeches in America and Sullivan denouncing punishment of Irishmen at home. The Land League faced internal strife and international fundraising, including 30,000 cards weekly and rising American contributions, amid fears of arrests under coercion laws and increased police and military protection for officials.
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Sleigh accident injures Litchfield woman in Auburn
Mrs. S. S. Randall of Litchfield was thrown from a sleigh in Auburn Tuesday and suffered a broken collar bone.
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Helland Perjury Case Dismissed for Absence in Plymouth
Sarah Helland failed to appear for her perjury trial in Plymouth after being arrested for accusing Denis Lynch of felonious assault in his store. The complaint was placed on file and a requisition will be sought to arrest her wherever found. The Grand Army of the Republic ended its Plymouth visit with a dance at Town Hall as officers were elected for the year.
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Hon. Henry D. Cooke Dies Former D C Governor in Georgetown
Obituary notes the death of Henry D. Cooke ex governor of the District of Columbia at his Georgetown residence on February 24. Born November 28 1825 in Sandusky Ohio he later influenced shipping and journalism and helped organize a Pacific steamship line. He was instrumental in California gold news and served as a presidential elector before becoming governor in 1861 and resigning in 1873.
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Drownings and stage news cross busy London day
The Rev. Benjamin Speke, brother of the late explorer, has drowned himself in Somersetshire. Premier Gladstone slipped and fell from his carriage but resumed duties. Edwin Booth accepts a Lyceum engagement to perform Othello with Henry Irving. The Paris Temps notes pork import bans due to trichinina in American meat. Venice Preserved may join the Irving Booth program with new casting.
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Belknap & CO
Schoool Street
Safhey Valves
Hershton Valve CO
Uklin Street
Es Sale
Simmons & Jobert
Friend Street
SHO
Robinson
E. G
Federal St
Chamberlain
High St
Johnson, “ Berkley
Chatham Street
Morrill, J. Jr. & CO
J.& CO
Alt
Ora
Plimpton
He R.& &Coo
Cook, Redding & CO
Dimond, H.C. & CO
Mill Street Crabber
AXP Foundriss
NEW England Type Company
A. B, Packard
Washington Streok