Courage and Enterprise Rally Amid Hard Times
Gossip on School street centers on a cautious man whose money is sound yet who fears risk. Observers mock his conservatism and predict retirement cuts and cautious investments. The dialogue stresses the need for courage and enterprise in tough times.
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Vanderbilt and Tax Plans Stir Moral Debate
The letter weighs Mr Vanderbilt’s wealth and potential taxes on a $4 to $5 million mansion. It jokes that converting part of the mansion into a chapel with a chaplain could exempt the church property. The writer offers no charge for the idea and seeks inclusion when the will is made.
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Debts of Archbishop Purcell Alarm Cincinnati Germans
The Volksfreund estimates Purcell's indebtedness at 4 million dollars and fears it may grow. German congregations worry that church property will be held liable for debts from which they derived no benefit. They claim no funds have reached them yet.
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Debates Reveal Misconduct and Rivalries in House and Abroad
The House debate on United States Minister Seward exposes misconduct in the State Department and Republican leadership. A Lynn laborer finds a trunk with an unidentified young woman’s mutilated body, death from abortion. Senate foes defend Senator Randall as Paige trial reveals creditor fraud plans. Coastal Europe wrecks report and Geneva award politics add to a day of turmoil.
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Capitol Fights Over Geneva Award and Pension Arrears
Senate debates shift between delaying the Geneva Award bill and forcing action on the pension arrears appropriation. Insurance interests seek postponement while pension supporters push for passage, amid a Capitol crowded with spectators and a contentious House showing.
Senate confirms several nominations in executive session
The Senate met in executive session and confirmed multiple nominations including Robert M. Douglas for U S Marshal in North Carolina and Henry Rug gles for consul at Malta. Navy promotions were announced and two nominations, Richard P. Stone and K Platt Stratton, were rejected. The St Louis postmaster nomination was confirmed by 38 to 19 and Hamlin signaled no further action on Filley.
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K. Platt Stratton
College Point
L. I
Samuel Hays
St. Louis
Filley
Hamlin
Maine
House OKs bill ending interest on called redeemable bonds
Washington report states Mr Wood's bill amends section 3697 to end interest on bonds called or surrendered under refunding provisions after 30 days, preserving existing contracts. Hewitt notes it resembles locking the stable door after the horse is stolen. the bill passed.
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Hewitt
New York
Pension arrears funding bill prompts Treasury bond proposal
Senate Finance Committee reports an appropriation to pay pension arrears. The plan would authorize the Treasury to issue 4 percent bonds up to 18 million dollars or equivalent certificates of deposit to fund arrears under the 1879 act. Referred to Appropriations. Also notes urge to lionize Billy McGarrahan for last night's thrashing of Don Pratt.
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Great Italian Storm Ravages Coast and Inland Areas
Reports from London describe a sweeping European storm from Genoa to Naples wrecking ships and moorings. Inland cities including Parma Milan Florence Siena and Rome suffer damage with churches struck and priests killed or injured.
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Russian circular on Berlin Treaty questions urges Roumelia and Dobrudscha action
The Times Vienna correspondent reports a new Russian circular to the powers calling for settlement of Berlin Treaty issues. It favors a definite Roumelia government before Russian evacuation and quicker frontier talks on Dobrudscha, while warning that excuses for prolonged occupation will not be widely accepted.
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Petition Circulates Against Duty on American Grain
In Montreal a petition to Parliament circulates and gains signatures from grain shippers inland and ocean carriers, warning that any duty on American grain would disrupt export trade and general commerce. In Ottawa a MP delegation led by Dr Fortin urged steep cuts on molasses and tea, with ministers hinting tea and coffee could be on the free list and tea duty reduced to ad valorem to aid trade with Japan.
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Hodgson Seeks Provincial Share of Fisheries Award
Gov Hodgson cites US payment of the Washington Treaty award as justification for Newfoundland and PEI to press a proportional claim. He warns of steadily decreasing revenues and tight economies needed to balance provincial spending.
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United States
Senator Wadleigh Responds to Globe Cartoon Critique
The Monitor publishes Senator Wadleigh’s letter denying charges about the Weber patent extension and his claims that a Globe article originated from Washington lobbyists. The editorial urges a detailed denial of each count and calls for proof that the extension served the public interest without lobbyist influence.
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Freshmen Fire Cannon Despite Sophomore Opposition at Mippletown
The Freshmen fired the cannon on February 22 without Sophomore interference. A runner who moved the cannon from hiding over fifteen miles suffered severe frostbite, with toes possibly spared from amputation. A Romeo and Juliet travesty drew a crowd, netting over $100 for the crew fund.
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Drew Theological Seminary
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Fire Rages Across New York City Killing Forty Three Horses Panic at Seminary
A morning blaze in a four story brick stable on East Fifty third streets spread to the Osborne House and Mrs Reed's seminary. Forty eight horses on the second floor with only five saved. The estate of Mme Restell owned Osborne House and adjoining building damaged. Total losses estimated at fifty thousand dollars. firemen endangered by a collapsing gate. Other fires reported in Portland Detroit Parkersburg Waterville and Cincinnati with varying losses.
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Freeman’s Life Frauds Quoted At Quarter Million Loss
New York February 27 Judge Donahue refused to vacate the arrest order in Frederick A Freeman’s case as the Receiver of Guardian Mutual Life Insurance seeks $250,000 taken from friends of the company. Dr Thomas A Lambert, perjury convict, is discharged from custody with bail reduced to 5000 awaiting new trial. Globe Mutual Trustees accept Freeman resignations. Pliny Freeman’s resignation pending AG approval. Garrison rebuts Blaine on China advocating brotherhood over caste. Will of Emma Strecker offered. $104,000 to charities. Albany recess extends courtesy to Massachusetts Legislature. Train wreck at Albany damages six grain cars. no injuries.
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Obituary notices for Mayer Bartlett Scoddard and others
Col. Brantz Mayer of Baltimore dies at 60 after a long career as traveler author and civil war paymaster. Ezra W. Bartlett of Manchester N A dies at 65 of heart disease leaving wealth and blocks built. Mrs Susan E Scoddard stage actress dies in Savin Hill at 40 after fourteen months illness. Other deaths include Dr Horatio D Sheppard George A Frost J Granville Breed Thomas E Sawyer Margaret McGrath Reuben Sanborn Royal Douglass and M Clairville. Lieutenant Edward Hall veteran of 1812 dies in New York at 90.
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Biddeford Firms Seek Train Restore and Hospital Fund
Seventy eight Biddeford businesses petition Superintendent Furber to restore the early morning Boston and Maine train. A Maine General Hospital fund aims to raise 11500 dollars with 8500 already subscribed. Portland givers include W W Thomas E Spring J B Brown and I P Farrington each contributing 1000. a portion of the total is allocated in 800 to 1 sums.
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Temperance Convention Set For March 27 In Concord
A committee chooses Thursday March 27 for a mass temperance convention in Concord with no further meeting details. Revivalists Booth and Smith plan visits to Meredith Portsmouth Dover Plymouth and other towns and aim to return in spring.
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Ethan Allen Engine Company Leased for New Showroom
Burlington announces the Ethan Allen engine company has leased a suite of rooms and will fit them up in lavish style. Furniture for the display is expected to cost over $2000, signaling a prosperous enterprise in the area.
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Becket Irishman found dead amid foul play rumors
Friends of Daniel Mahoney say he was found dead Tuesday in the Westfield river and suspect foul play. The Fall River Fire Department Committee voted to buy 5000 feet of hose from J. Boyd & Co. Other items include a Berkshire mound of marl, a Lowell man killed at Merrimack Print Works, and multiple local industrial notes. The Equitable Marine Insurance Co of Provincetown halted business, while the Union Insurance Co appoints a committee to close affairs. A Lowell council hearing on a high service water supply adjourned without decision. Officer Harris protests discharge and seeks salary rights.
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Auction Sale of Atlantic Delaine Plant in Providence
The Atlantic Delaine Company's manufacturing property in Providence sold at auction Thursday for 300200 dollars. Providence buyers secured the asset that had cost over two million. Separately, Mrs. Susan Doyle of Providence was arrested for burying her newborn in her cellar but the coroner’s jury ruled death at birth from neglect and she will be discharged.
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Grand Jury Meging John McAuliff for Wife Murder in Bridgeport
A true bill by the Grand Jury charges John McAuliff with the murder of his wife Mary McAuliff in Bridgeport on February 2. The prisoner pleads not guilty. The Senate passed a constitutional amendment for biennial legislative sessions, now awaiting final public action.
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Manchester Medical Society Officers Elected For Six Months
The Manchester Medical Society names officers for the next six months President Dr L M French Vice President Dr H Dew Carvelle Secretary and Treasury Dr Mary S Danforth censor group includes Drs L French J F Richards D S Adams and Councillors C F Bonney and L B Howe Dr Robinson invited to lecture on The Effects of Decayed Teeth on General Health and Prevention Measures.
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Indictments Filed in New Orleans Against Wells and Dumas
Grand Jury returns indictments against J Madison Wells and A P Dumas over alleged bribe acts. Wells faces charges for securing office via bribe. Dumas accused of offering a government bribe. Deputy Collector Anderson ordered to produce Custom House payrolls. Rumor circulates Gov Nicholls may resign.
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Manchester Nine Secures 1879 Lineup In Formation
The Manchesters announce contracts with Bowen, Leary, Cogswell, Sweasy, Morrissey, Woodhed, Tipper, Wood, and others for catcher to center field. Negotiations pending to complete the squad. 1879 team expected stronger than last year.
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