Pilots to be paid freely by reputation, says UK Chamber
The Chamber of Shipping of the United Kingdom urges free pilotage in Britain and asks the Board of Trade to act. It argues the compulsory system corrupts merit by tying pilots to certificates, noting dissatisfaction from licensed pilots who withhold services as they see fit. The group cites English ports and Hell Gate as examples.
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United Kingdom
Great Britain
Board of Trade
English
Hell Gate
Illinois Supreme Court Limits Grammar Rule for High School Admission
A recent Illinois Supreme Court decision challenges the need for grammar knowledge as a prerequisite for high school entry. It argues that requiring mastery of language science is unreasonable and that governing education should not hinge on a single subject.
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Ilinois Supreme Court
Chicago
Supreme Court
Political Rumblings and Cabinet Shifts in The Era
Amusement stirs Democrats over Republican splits after the Simmons clash. Beards nomination prompts Butler silence and Morse claims noninvolvement. Missouri's Crittenden seeks to reopen the Little Rock and Fort Smith scandal via a plan to probe Union Pacific funds. Thompson may resign amid health concerns as cabinet changes loom. Senate Privileges and Elections panel favors unseating Butler for Corbin, pending votes. Arsenal sales bill advances. multiple arsenals under sale consideration.
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House
Crittenden
Missouri
Judiciary Committee
Union Pacific Railroad Committee
Old Little Rock and
Fort Smith
Hayes
Cincinnati
Special Legislation Sparks Bipartisan Debate Against President
A sharp discussion features Conkling and Blaine in agreement to relieve a delinquent official, criticizing the president. The exchange highlights political maneuvering and urgency behind the proposed legal relief measure.
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Conkling
Blaine
Beard Surprise in Hayes Nominations Stuns Boston Audiences
Washington report notes Beard named Simmons replacement amid political bargaining. Gen. Butler, silent until the Sun interview, recalls his early support for Simmons and questions the price of the appointment. He criticizes Massachusetts leaders and hints at quid pro quo in the selection. Butler denies personal stake beyond policy and vows no further comment.
Cabinet Split Over Remonetization of Silver Dollar
Washington dispatch reports Feb 26 cabinet debates on the silver bill. Secretary Sherman vacillates while Thompson McCrary Key Schurz Evarts and Devens favor or oppose veto or remonetization. Sherman warns a veto could harm Republicans as West and South demand remonetization.
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Congress
Thompson
Senate
McCrary
Republican Party
Judge Key
Schurz
Evarts
Devens
Blaines information push on Delfosse appointment sparks fisheries debate
Washington notes raise questions on Delfosse’s Halifax Fisheries Commission appointment amid suspicions England benefited from the choice. Critics cite Kellogg’s refusal to sign the awards report and argue the 5.5 million payout may be delayed. Delfosse then becomes Belgian minister in London, prompting Senate fight expectations.
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Blaine
Delfosse
Halifax Fisheries Commission
England
United States
Belgium
Ensign Kellogg
Blaime
London
Senate
Peace talks and Austrian risk in Vienna debates
London dispatches contrast Vienna opinions on the crisis with The Times urging cautious government moves while The Telegraph notes delegation votes and funding hurdles. Reports from Pera and Constantinople outline slow negotiations, territorial shifts, and Russia Turkey terms amid fears of wider war.
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Vienna
Manchester Guardian
Russia
Bosnia and
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Times
Reichsrath
Andrassy
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Senators discuss bill to create long bonds of small denominations
Washington February 27 The Senate resumed consideration of a bill authorizing a long bond for savings investment. Mr Wallace said it preserves the 1870 debt form while two aims exist to fund poor earnings and diffuse public debt. The plan offers a popular loan at low interest for fifty years, easing tax burdens and keeping gains at home. Pending the discussion the bill was laid aside temporarily.
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Senate
Wallace
Eaton
Pennsylvania
Providence Harbor Deepening Plan Seeks 23 Foot Channel
Report by General WarRen of the Engineer Corps outlines dredging at Pawtucket and Gasper shoals totaling 9 686 cubic yards to gain a twenty three foot mean low water channel into Narragansett bay. An additional 424 874 cubic yards must be removed above Rocky Point. Costs run about 500 000 dollars with a further 100 000 dollars for widening the anchorage channel and beating a 201 feet wide sailing vessel channel.
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Washington
Rocky Point
Anchorage
Interesting particulars of Kate Claxton bankruptcy case
Testimony shows actress Kate Claxton Lyon detailing a West tour venture “Katie Claxton Combination” run by her brother Spencer H. Cone with profits to him. She admits debt of about 40,000 to various parties, limited assets, and mis addressed finances while claiming little real property. The report also notes a fashionable Hilton wedding and其他 Newark items.
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Russell
Negotiations Progress on Seized Whaling Vessels Ellen Rizpah Rising Sun
In Washington on February 27 a World Special reports negotiations with Spain over the seizure of the Provincetown owned whaling ships Ellen Rizpah and Rising Sun. Spain has offered compensation and Secretary Evarts has practically accepted on behalf of vessel owners.
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World Special
Ellen Rizpah
Rising Sun
Provincetown
Mass
Evarts
Effort to Defeat Beard Nomination and Tariff Bill Moves
Washington reports earnest effort to secure an unfavorable report on Senator Beard’s nomination by the Senate Commerce Committee. Republican members show limited opposition. Democrats back the nomination. The House Public Lands committee advances bills altering Missouri Nebraska boundary lines and aiding desert water supply near Fort Yuma. Nominated judge Thomas Simons may replace Blatchford in the Southern District of New York. Speculation grows that if the President vetoes the Silver bill he may seek further legislation with a message. The Senate Claims Committee plans $150,000 payment to the Book Agency of the Methodist Episcopal Church South for wartime building use in Nashville, a claim originally $450,000. Ways and Means concludes the sugar tariff schedule and will consider silk goods next. Louisiana’s Marshall H. Twitchell, wounded at Conhatta, is named Consul to Kingston, Canada.
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Senate Committee On Commerce
Conkling
Spencer
McMillan
Patterson
Jones
Nevada
Messrs
Gordon
Dennis
Ransom
Randolph
House Committee On Public Lands
Missouri
Nebraska
Fort Yuma
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United States
New York
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Louisiana
Conhatta
Kingston
Canada
Carrie P Morton Vanishes After Eight Weeks at Sea
Special Despatch from Gloucester reports the schooner Carrie P Morton captained by Antoine Downs sailed January 3 for Grand Banks to fish halibut. With eight weeks gone and no word, prospects of return are slim. Crew listed includes Atwater Bride Grey McLean Fraser Laundry Burke Holbes Joseph and others. one unnamed crewman. Vessel built 1872 at Essex by Aaron Burnham, 84 tons, insured for 5300 with 1000 on outfits and cargo. eight ninths of value.
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Carrie P. Morton
Antoine Downs
Walen & Allen
Grand Banks
David Atwater
Samuel Bride
Joseph Grey
Angus McLean
Augustus Frazier
James Laundry
Charles Burke
Anthony M. Holbes
Emanuel Joseph
Cook
Jesse McLeod
Carrie T. Morton
Essex
Aaron Burnham
Gloucester Mutual Marine Insurance Company
Elidena Elden and A J Packard Wed in Biddeford Social Sensation
A few years after Elidena Elden graduated from Biddeford High School she wrote What shall I do to live and inspired a man to propose. A J Packard, wealthy Youngstown merchant, courted after reading the piece in New York and they married at the grandfather's home with Bishop Nealley officiating. One hundred fifty guests attended and gifts were numerous and costly, creating a citywide sensation.
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Biddeford
Elidena Elden
Biddeford High School
A. J. Packard
New York
Maine News Highlights From Machias to Monmouth
A 13 year old girl in Machias weighs 171 pounds. Deacon H R Smith is renominated mayoral candidate for Auburn by Republicans. Cape Porpoise home burglary yields little change. George Gray of Fairfield robbed along the Augusta to Hallowell line, about eighteen dollars taken, head and face bruised but not seriously. Monmouth town report shows notes and treasury deficiencies from 1875 to 1877 totaling around 12,646.25 with real estate issued to cover a roughly 10,000 deficit. A Portland mass convention forms a Maine Temperance Alliance with Nelson Dingley Jr of Lewiston elected president and a broad leadership slate. A public meeting is set for City Hall tonight.
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Deacon H. R. Smith
Auburn
A. P. Hillman
Cape Porpoise
George Gray
Fairfield
Augusta
Hallowell
Gray
Monmouth
W. G. Brown
Portland
Maine Temperance
New Hampshire Republicans Hold Nashua Campaign Rally
The Nashua Republicans opened the campaign with a City Hall rally where Ex Gov Harriman spoke. A note on local life mentions Mrs Mabel Sincair dying at 97 in Meredith after years of blindness, and ex Gov Weston and wife celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary in Manchester. It also recalls a 1762 Wentworth proclamation found during Melcher house demolition.
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City Hall
Harriman
Mabel Sincair
Thomas Sincair
Meredith
Guv. Weston
Manchester
New Hampshire
Gov. Wentworth
Judge Clark
Concord
James M. Jones
Wsq
Jones
James Hill
Wakefield
Mr Hill
Moses Perkins
Hillsboro County Sunday-school
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Greenfield
W. H. Conant
Mont Vernon
AH. W. Herrick
T. H. Putnam
Fast Wilton
Dexter Greenwood
J. G. Lane
Butter Prices and Local Obituaries at St Albans
Butter at St Albans sold for 20 to 50 cents per pound while Brownington resident Mr Alfred Ripley aged 81 was found dead in Burlington at his son in law Nyes residence. The Vermont Board of Agriculture session in Montpelier featured ex Gov John W Stewart and remarks on home industries and emigration. A bankruptcy note on Bacon Ranney Co of St Johnsbury shows Deacon Ranney paying more than half of claims. A Hyde Park temperance convention nominated Dr Joel Allen of Johnson for county commissioner and reported liquor sales through Feb 1 at 620 gallons, with a county committee appointed for the year.
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Alfred Ripley
Brownington
Nye
Burlington
Montpelier
Vermont
Bacon, Ranney & Co
St. Johnsbury
Deacon Ranney
Hyde Park
Parker
Elmore
O. S. Basford
P. K. Gleed
D. J. Safford
KE. P. Mudgett
J. S. Whitney
Jefferson Baker
Ben Pag
Mansion House at New Bedford Closes After Fifty Years
The Mansion House in New Bedford ends its fifty year run today. Several local items note injuries and legal actions across Massachusetts including a crash harming William Ryan, a court verdict awarding Mrs Ann Reiley $316, and suits totaling $11,000 against Charlemont town for highway damages.
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William Ryan
Milbury
Northampton
Ann Reiley
Henry Frank
Nathan Morrison
North Adams
Charlemont
Douglas
Maurice Simmons
Lowell
Blood
G. W. Rogers & Co
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Middlesex Street
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Lee
el. A. Tower
Ghostly Harford Hartford reports a real ghost
A Hartford church reports a firearm shot at a ghost said to be real at Harford Norwalk. The Hartford city government bans street newspaper sales after 10 on Sundays. Unitarian Hartford seeks a church and offers 30000 for Charter Oak synagogue property. A pulpit ecards discovery at Saybrook Methodist Church. Rockville youth hoists 245 pound sugar barrel, or carries flour up stairs. New London hopes for Thames Rowing matches next summer. Harvard Yale rowers possible with Cornell. Fitchville flood destroys wooden bridge, $2000 loss, Borrahville flooded. Connecticut Valley Railroad chief Griggs resigns, no replacement planned.
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Eddy Brothers Trial Witnesses Seances At Albany Seances
Nehemiah Hallock of Whitesboro testifies at the Eddy Brothers swindle trial in Albany. He attended ten seances where spirits of his father mother and others appeared and spoke. A friend identified a spirit as Mrs Hart. Hallock notes varied attendees and older relatives urged the Eddy Brothers leave the Quackenbush street mansion.
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Eddy Brothers
Utica
Nehemiah Hallock
Whitesboro
Hallock
Martin Hart
Hart
William Eddy
Quackenbush Street
Horton
Eaton
Susquehanna Valley
A Church Quarrel Over Deacon Black’s Dismissal
A Georgia church dispute follows Deacon Black’s suspension for hosting a social dance. Dr Leftwich cites dancing as immoral, provoking a feud within Central Presbyterian Church and sparking criticism over selective discipline compared with members who attend horse races cards theatres or fail to meet obligations. The issue heads to Presbytery and likely General Assembly, threatening the church’s unity.
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Atlanta Constitution
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Bleck
Torch dance marks double royal wedding at Berlin palace
At the Berlin double royal marriage ceremonies the Fackeltanz featured a procession of newly married couples and rulers, each with ministers carrying wax candles. The parades traveled the White Room with the Empress, Emperor, Queen and King of the Belgians, Prince of Wales, Grand Duchess of Oldenburg, Crown Princess, Duke of Saxe Meiningen, and other guests, ministers distributing candies.
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Overseas Merchants Fail in Cork and New York Trading
London reports H Lyons & Co and Sutton & Co Cork failures with large liabilities. Edward Shaw & Co Belfast also fails. Memphis Shane Harris & Co assignee with 60 600 liabilities covered by notes accounts and real estate. Ithaca Andrus McCham & Co booksellers assign liabilities 75 000.
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Edward Shaw & Co
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Tenn
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N. Y
Andrus, McCham & Co
Bayard Taylor Visits Kennet Square After Germany Assignment
Bayard Taylor arrives in Kennet Square with his wife and daughter for a visit to his parents. A large committee welcomes him at the station and Borough Hall is crowded with locals. Flags wreaths and a bust adorn the hall as speeches of welcome follow a banquet for about 100 attendees.
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National Zeitung
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Dutch Harmon gang thief Billy Treacy captured after train collision
The Sun reports police captured Bill y Treacy near Hayes pier on Two Hundredth street. A comrade was shot and escaped. Treacy was crushed by a railcar while trying to flee. fatally injured, he refuses to name his accomplices.
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Dutch Harmon
Hayes Pier
Two Hundredth Street
Hudson River
Treacy
Dexter Savings Bank After Robbery Is Found Sound
W W Bolster state bank examiner spent two days examining Dexter Savings Bank after a late robbery and reports an actual loss of 628 plus 250 for which the bank is liable. Town funds loss reduced to 350, totaling 28 secured by the murderers. The bank’s affairs are in excellent condition. The Attorney General has hired a top detective to aid in capturing the murderers.
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W. W. Bolster
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Pomological Society Opens Fifth Winter Meeting
Winthrop Feb 27 The fifth annual winter meeting of the State Pomological Society and Fruit Growers Convention opened tonight and will continue tomorrow. B C Torsey of Winthrop gave the welcome, followed by the president’s annual address. Elected officers include Z A Gilbert of Exust Turner as president George B Sawyer of Wiscasset as secretary and C B Pope of Manchester as treasurer. A winter fruit exhibition will be held and attendance promises to be good.
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State Pomological Society and Fruit Growers
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Z. A. Gilbert
Exust Turner
George B. Sawyer
Wiscass
Pope
Manchester
Fires traced to rum-hole keepers in Long Branch
New York dated February 27 reports investigations into recent fires at Long Branch. Authorities say perpetrators, described in Molly Maguire terms, aimed to burn all property of commissioners who refused to license their operations. One man, Kavanaugh, is said to be vigilant. Hines confessed to setting fire to Commissioner Chamberlain's barn and carriage houses, which burned down, and to setting fire to the West End Hotel war company alongside Kavanaugh.
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N. J
Conkling
Blaine
New York
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Parker
South Carolina
New Orleans
James P. Lee
Carrie Demmon
Montpelier
Daniels
Martha A. Demmon
Young Stranahan
Stranahan
Kavanaugh
Hines
Chamberlain
West End
Coal Auction Records Strong Demand Despite Slightly Lower Prices
The Lackawanna Company sold 60 000 tons of coal at auction today with unusually large attendance. Shipments included steamer 5900 tons, grate 700, egg 600, chestnut 22 000, stove 7000, and pea 1000 tons. Buyers paid from 35 12 3 to 2 1244 per ton, prices a trifle lower overall.
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Lackawanna Company
James P. Lee Named for Port Collector
The name James P. Lee has been forwarded to the President and will be strongly endorsed for Collector of the Port. Market notes show lower prices and a weak close at 336 83 percent. The downturn is blamed on fears of a new Legislature bill authorizing $3,000,090 in additional railroad bonds and doubts about the Moffet register plan approval.
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James P. Lee
Conse
Moffet Register
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