Minnesota Loyal to Old Ticket and Fight for Tilden
W E Fisher writes to the Boston Post asserting unified Democratic support in Hastings and Minnesota for Tilden and Hendricks, calling for tariff reform favoring revenue and opposing monopolies, while predicting a Democratic majority if Washington shifts to a courageous administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lubec
Maine
Minnesota
Boston Post
Hastings
Tilden
Hendricks
Washington
January Term Opens with Murder Case in Maine
The January term of the Supreme Judicial Court at York County opened with Judge William Wirt Virgin presiding. The docket shows many civil cases and a high-profile criminal matter State vs Oscar Bleney and Mrs. Burrows for the Whittery murder, with Atty. General Cleaves prosecuting and Messrs. Menton Emery Donovan defending. The bar gathers notable figures while a memorial for late Caleb R. Ayer is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Bme
Supreme Judicial Court
York County
William Wirt Virgin
Oscar Bleney
John B. Donovan
Biddeford
Blaney
Judge Trapley
Ira T. Drew
Alfred
John M. Goodwin
Biron Bradbury
Portland
Geo. C. Yeaton
South Berwick
Joseph Dane
Ken
Northwest snow storm delays trains across region
Chicago January 1 a furious snow storm sweeps the northwest causing widespread train delays. The publisher notes the storm may reach the Rocky mountains as it continues to disrupt transportation and travel conditions today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tll
Rocky Mountains
Prince of Hesse at Hotel Vendome and other city notes
The Prince of Hesse of Berlin is at the Hotel Vendome. The late Gen. Houtt of Dover, N. H., left an estate worth $75,000. Deacon Isaac Morris and wife of New Haven celebrate their golden wedding. Rev. George E. Hall has finished duties at Vergennes, Vt. and goes to the First Parish in Dover. The London World denies James Gordon Bennett’s Morning News ties. Passengers on the Cunard steamer Samaria include Hans Henry, prince of Press, and L. H. Cook. Mr. Walter B. Curtis named partner at N. Curtis & Co. in Boston. Governor Hale may run again. Dr. Frederick visiting hospitals in London and Heidelberg. Dr. Sheridan and A. Smith admitted to practice in Boston courts. J. Kilham elected cashier of the National Bank. Moses King expanding the Gradstreet journal. M. J. W. Clark and Jeanie P. White wed in Boston. honeymoon in Washington. A silver service given by Traveline associates. Frank W. Riil of Exeter protests against lease of Maine Central to Boston and Maine, urging Maine-controlled railway development.
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Prince of Hesse
Berlin
Houtt
Dover
N. H
Isaac Morris
New Haven
George E. Hall
Vergennes
London World
James Gordon Bennett
Paris
Samaria
Hans Henry
Prince of Press
L. H. Cook
Uiney Hoasea
Ted
Wilton Atwood
Walter B. Curtis
N. Curtis & Cop
Federal Street
Hale
Springfield Republican
Frederick
Loni
Heidelberg
D. R. Sheridan
New
New Jersey
Brigham
A. Smith
Bowdoin Street
Ton
Boston
York Bur
of the Commonwealth
Charles H. Kilham
T. R. Foss
Ias
Ional Bank
Minneapolis
National Bank
Moses King
King
M. J. W. Clark
Traveller
Marria
Jeanie P. White
Thornton Street
Boston Highlands
Edward Everett Hale
Maine Central
Maine
Multiple Local Suicides Mark New Year Crisis
A Lowell mechanic Levi Yerguson dies by suicide at home on Stackpole street after a paralytic shock and depression. Abner Bond a Taylorville resident, cousin of Emma Bond, dies by suicide amid outrage trial coverage in Hillsboro. Harvard student Conway Brown’s autopsy cites disease eroding control. Providence man Charles Henry attempts suicide by throat cutting. John Osborne of Wallingford hangs himself in Ingraham. Washington Peaslee of Stockton hangs himself after long illness. Melville Stowe, a prominent Bethel farmer, hanged himself in his barn.
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Illinois
Taylorville
Ill
Abner Bond
Emma Bond
Hillsboro
Harvard
Providence
Conway Brown
Charles Henry
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
John Osborne
Wallingford
Ingraham
Stockton
Washington Peaslee
Maine
Bethel
Melville Stowe
Newry
Republican Officials Elected In Albany Assembly
Albany January 1 both branches of the general assembly convened and organized by caucus nominees. Gov Cleveland's message shows state debt at six million dollars a year, calls for taxing reforms and compulsory bank examinations. He urges underground wires in cities, civil service exams, and preservation actions for Adirondack forests.
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Albany
N. Y
General Assembly
Republican Caucuses
Cleveland
Civil Service
Adirondack
Senate
Railway Haws Service Rule Change For Mail Cars
Report to Congress outlines a fixed rate pay system for rail mail, using linear feet of car space per mile and weight-based adjustments. It details pay scales for closed pouches, railway post offices, speed brackets, space allotments, and a minimum car width, with provisions on tiered weights and potential increases up to 50 percent for special trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Elmer
Thompson
Railway Mail Service
Slater
Railway Adjustment
Honest porter returns missing $100 by quarter
In Atlanta a colored porter named Anderson at the Butler house found a loose $100 bill near the post office door. He asked a man who dropped it if it was his. The man ignored him. Anderson asked again and finally the traveler admitted the money was not his, handing over a 25 cent reward. the porter declared he felt richer with a quarter than with the hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Ietty Anderson
Butler House
Fatty
Morrison family and race in Illinois politics
From the Hatchet, Representative Morrison of Illinois holds an unusual stance amid district voters. The Morrisons, long established slaveholders, owned many enslaved people whose descendants revered the Morrisons, contrasting with others who opposed slavery. The piece highlights racial and political tensions within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Ilinois
Morrisons
Illinois
Biddeford Police Probe After Alleged Ill Repute Visit
In Biddeford Maine on January 11 authorities probe reports of lights seen near a house of ill repute where pools of blood were found Sunday morning. A man seen by Wakefield and Kelly is suspected, but the woman involved remains missing and in critical condition. The house was searched twice, turning up no conclusive evidence. Gratton’s account is questioned and the scarf he claimed was left by callers is admitted to be his own.
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Biddeford
Wakefield
Kelly
Gratton
New Year Observances Vary Across New York and Brooklyn
New Year's day observed in New York and Brooklyn with uptown avenues deserted in the city. In Brooklyn a diamond heist valued at 30000 tied to Leon Cronson, drummer for Goldsmith and Kuhn, with a 5000 reward for arrest. Cronson, a Polish native fluent in five languages. The 83 Society, descendants of revolutionary soldiers, organized with John A Stevens president, plans two annual meetings before Easter and Evacuation Day dinner.
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New York
Brooklyn
Leon Cronson
Goldsmith & Kuhn
Cronson
Poland
Society of 83
John A. Stevens
Train left unattended starts itself at Montpelier station
The Central Vermont train stalled after an unknown person started the locomotive at Montpelier station while the night watchman was fetching the engineer. The engine rolled toward Middlesex before the steam faded, with two tracks showing signs two people used the train. No blame attached to the railway, and the engine was left as usual.
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Montpelier
Central Vermont
Boston
Middlesex
Old Guard of New York to hold grand reception
The Old Guard of New York will host its annual reception at the Metropolitan Opera House on the tenth of next month. The event is billed as a notable social occasion likely to surpass prior military receptions, with immense expenditures evident from the large number of invitations. The group is famed as the wealthiest and most liberal of its kind in the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
New York
Old Guard
Fifth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Metropolitan Opera House
United States
Europe
Labor and Wages Cincinnati Shoe Makers Reject Arbitration Board
Thirteen boot and shoe firms in Cincinnati sign a paper denouncing the board of arbitration for fixing price schedules and settling disputes and vow not to discuss these matters with employers. Others oppose the move arguing the board refuses wage reductions demanded by smaller manufacturers, fueling the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Board of Arbitration
Boston postmaster choice near Kingsley pick
Washington Jan 1 Edward W Kingsley, longtime Massachusetts railroad commissioners member, is among names favorably suggested to the president for Boston postmaster. He is described as an old time Republican with Andrews Sumner and Wilson and as a man of energy and business capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jan
Boston
Edward W.kingsley
Massachusetts Board of Railroad Commissioners
Andrews
Sumner
Wilson
Albion Club Banquet and Ball in Denver Draws 300
The Albion Club of English residents in Denver and Colorado held its second annual banquet and ball at the new city hall on Sunday evening with about 300 attendees. About 5,000 English in Colorado are among the state's largest capitalists. Toasts honored the queen and the president of the United States. Many English songs were sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Albion Club
Colorado
New City Hall
United States
Battle on Hollou Heights Ends With Pugo’s Overthrow
A Pasaswayo letter reports a ten hour battle on the Hollou heights where Pugo was completely overthrown. Government troops, led by Igiesias, secured the decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liva
Pasaswayo
Pugo
Hollou
Igiesias
The Presidents New Year Reception in Washington
Washington on New Year observed the holiday with all departments closed and business suspended. President Arthur held a reception from 11 A M to 1 P M as the day remained stormy and the party’s formalities proceeded in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Arthur
Reception at Executive Mansion Bright but Moderately Attended
The New Year reception at the executive mansion drew a good but not record turnout. Police attendance was satisfactory and the event passed without incident. Decorations used Ferns palms and white house cut flowers for three altars and the main corridor. President Arthur rested little, greeting acquaintances with a smile and strangers with a holiday wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Arthur
Biggest horse sale of the season seals Young Rolfe
The stallion Young Rolfe sold for 6000 dollars with H. Nelson of Waterville delivering the horse to a Boston buyer. Governor names Swas Sey Cornish and Bolsier to a council on state house enlargement and reform school. Mrs George Hunt named associate. Charles L. Young of Newport appointed special constable to enforce liquor law.
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Rolfe
Nashua Inaugurates New City Government and Arrests Made
John Stewart jailed in Concord on a $400 bond after an aggravated assault about a month ago. Nashua forms a new city government with Mayor Norton speaking briefly. Fire losses total 93,742 with 29,636 uninsured. Belknap County teachers institute opens under Hon. J. W. Patterson for four days. Bearsage Agricultural and Mechanical association at Warner elects officers. Nashua mayoral board names watchmen and police, while Keene inaugurates its government with Kimball addressed. Funereal of Hon. John Proctor of Andover draws large attendance. many officials attend from Manchester, Hampton Beach, Franklin, Penacook, Concord and nearby towns.
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John Stewart
Concord
Nashua
Norton
Belknap County Teachers’ Institute
J. W. Patterson
Patterson
Bearsage Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Warner
James Fellows
Henniker
A. C.carroll
Walter Sargent
L. N. Clase
Nashau
Willarad
Tolies
Janes H.hant
William “Ww. Wheeler
Americus Shattuck
George W. Davis
Michael Moran
P. J. Clifford
Louis Vaicour
Alphonz Lafebvre
Joseph W. Wallace
Henry G. Carr
Keene
Kimball
Virgil A. Wright
J. KE. Parmenter
George Db. Wheelock
Lucius C. Doolittle
Edwin C. Keith
Joseph R. Beal
James L. Livermore
Daniel Hi. Sawyer
John Abbott
Silas M. Dinsmore
John Proctor
Andover
Proctor Block
Mr. Proctor
H. A. Weymouth
W. D
George E. Shepard
Anceyer
Vermont Dairymen Gather for Annual Meeting and Factory Plans
The Vermont Dairymen's Association will hold its annual meeting in St. Johnsbury on January 23 and 24. In North Bennington $50,000 has been raised to establish a boot and shoe factory employing 150 workers. Vermont banks total 24 with 43,861 depositors and 13,503,956.25 on deposit. Vermont Savings Bank of Brattleboro has the most depositors. Vermont reports 2,874 manufacturing establishments employing 17,540 workers. Windsor County has the most. Essex County has the smallest excluding Grand Isle. The Supreme Court met in Burlington with Judges Loyce, Loss, Powers, and Veasey. most cases were minor. A Brattleboro to Brattleboro and Whitewall railroad bond petition hearing began and was continued to next month.
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Vermont Dairyee Men’s Association
St. Johnsbury
Lynn
Mass
North Bennington
Vermont
Vermont Savings Bank of
Brattleboro
Windsor County
Grand Isle
Essex County
Supreme Court
Burlington
Loyce
Powers
Veasey
Brattleboro and Whitewall
Boston burglar Henry Martin captured with stolen goods
Henry Martin, a burglar, was captured with stolen goods in his possession at Newburyport on Tuesday morning. Benson Brazee of Egremont, 60, was killed while chopping in the woods a few days ago. An incendiary fire at North Adams burned a pair of horses owned by W. L. ab Sega valued at 5000 dollars, the barn, and 80 tons of hay. Nearly 1000 state paupers were removed from Towskbury to the Westboro reform school Monday. the newcomers are all men to be seated on chairs under contract.
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Henry Martin
Newburyport
Benson Brazee
Egremont
North Adams
W. L. Ab Sega
Towskbury
Westboro
Common Council
George Lasko
Boston
Concord
Worcester Insane Asylum
Lasko
Baptist Church
Leominster
O. Db. Kimball
Kimball
Carpenter Martin Falls From Newport Wharf Building
A carpenter named Martin fell from a building on Commercial wharf at Newport on Tuesday and probably sustained fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Newport
Hartford Puts Up Million in New Buildings
Hartford during the year invested 1 000 000 dollars in new buildings. Windham and Smithville cut wages by 16 percent starting January 7.
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Hartford
Windham
Smithville
Protests Over Secretary Treasuries Tobacco Policy
Hartford January 1. About 159 tobacco growers from New England met to protest the recent Treasury decision admitting Sumatra wrapper leaf at 35 cents per pound. They called for repeal of the 1883 cigar tax and appointed a committee to press Washington for change. The group formed an executive committee with members from Connecticut and Massachusetts and arranged to meet Treasury officials and Washington tobacco interests on January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Hartford
Conn
New England
Washington
E. N. Phelps
Windsor
Silas G. Hubbard
Hatfield
Mass
Samuel C. Hardin
Glastonbury
J. H. Merriman
Southington
Congress
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Lucius G. Goodrich
Simsbury
Timoth Sedgewick
West Hartford
Hotel staff reductions amid softer season business
The report notes lighter business at major inns with staff cutbacks to preserve wages. Young's discharged some workers after excess club supper staffing. Tremont cuts total staff by about 1000 dollars monthly in effect. Parker house small reductions. Quincy Revere and American houses unchanged. Vendome owner Col Wrabbtt says boarders down but transient trade up sharply from last year.
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Young’s
Whipple
Gurney
Tremont House
Parker House
Quincy
Revere
Col. Wrabbtt
Vendome
Opening of New York West Shore and Buffalo line
The New York, West Shore and Buffalo railroad opened for through passenger and freight traffic. The first train from Buffalo left at 7 35 A M with officers and invited guests aboard. Enthusiastic crowds welcomed the train at stations between Buffalo and Syracuse. Connections with eastern and western points are secured. The line spans 3425 miles in land, about 40 miles not double tracked. All trains from Chicago, Boston and New York reached intervening points on schedule time.
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Buffalo
New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railroad
Syracuse
Chicago
Boston
New York
La Gioconda Opra at Boston Theatre A Mixed Reception
Last night the Boston theatre hosted the first city presentation of La Giaconda by Ponchielli. The cast featured Mme Christine Nilsson and Mme Sembrich in a final appearance. critics praised the music’s richness and orchestration, while noting weaknesses in drama and recitatives.
Annual Meetings of New England Aid Society and Bank Directors
The New England aid society held its first annual meeting to report progress toward a home for aged couples. Officers elected include President Mrs K A Carlton and Treasurer Mr J W Smith. The society’s finances show 4234 76 in treasury after fairs and memberships. Separate notes cover Washington National bank adding Caleb A Curtis to its board and leadership changes at Merchantile National bank and Hide and Leather bank.
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New England Aid Society
E. A. Carleton
Union Park
E. B. Wheeler
J. W. Smith
Horticultural Hall
K. A. Carlton
J. H. Farrar
Wentworth Brown
A. P. Martin
Jonas
Puido
Lb Richardson
B. Baldway
Miss Burnap
Washington National Bank
Caleb A. Curtis
Joseph W. Balch
Eben Bacon
Henry A. Green
Joseph 8. Simes
Judge orders dividends in Barry bankruptcy case and others
Judge McKim of Suffolk county court orders the assignee of Michael M. Barry to pay a 14 percent dividend to creditors with proved claims and a 10 percent dividend to those with allowed claims against Hathaway Steamship. Also listed are embarrassment cases: George W Rhodes physician Boston. F W Dyer Cape Elizabeth Missouri. Allen Gate Ware stationers. G S Phillips Springfield.
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McKim
Suffolk County Court
Michael M. Barry
Hathaway Steamship Company
George W. Rhodes
Phsiciany
Temple Place
Boston
F. W. Dyer
Cape Elizabeth
Allen & Gate
Stationers
Ware
Mass
G.S. Phillips
Springfield
Awards Made at the Foreign Exhibition
Over 1,000 attendees gathered Tuesday evening for the foreign exhibition as medals and diplomas were awarded on the main hall platform. A colored quintette performed preluding music from the gallery before brief preliminaries and the presentation of awards in each category.
New Year's Reception for Young Men's Christian Association
A first ever New Year's reception for the Young Men's Christian Association and ladies drew over 2,000 attendees at the association rooms. The event featured a microscopic exhibition, gymnastic displays, a fan drill by Dudley Street Baptist youths, musical selections, and remarks by President Woodworth noting 1,200 new members since October 1, 1883.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Association
Geo. H. Davin
A. V. Woodworth
J. F. Woods
W. RP. Comer
T. Hf. Comer
E.A. Barber
Willara Sampson
M. KR. Keenan
William Middleditch
W. S. Mott
T. W. Lee
F. L. Sawyer
G.A. Merril
Edgar Nee
EB. A. Bruce
W. Oe
B. Jones
Wm. Craig
St. Paul’s
Tremont Street
Methodial Episcopal
Berkely
Glee Club
Institute of Technology
Frederick Mahn
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Fires Break Out In Hyde Park Barn And More Across Cities
Brief telegraph reports from Saint Johnsbury Springfield Portland Bridgeport detail fires in Hyde Park Massachusetts barns, a shoe firm stock loss, and a cotton mill blaze. Incendiary origin noted in Hyde Park with $400 damage. other incidents include stock and building losses, various insurance values, and spontaneous combustion at a crockery store.
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Boston
West
Davidson Streets
Hyde Park
Robert N. Todd
Telegraph
Johnsbury
H. Cowden
Railroad Street
M. W. Angler
Joseph Roderer
Roderer
Demar Brothers
Angler
Demar
Springfield
Mass
Thorng Company
Thorndike
Portland
Middle Street
J. E. Donnell
Portland Suspender Company
Portland Paper Box Company
Mapasi
Bridgeport
Charles Lee & Co
Crockery
Main Street
Jewish Fair Helps Raise Funds for Dedham Burial Ground
Sons of Benjamin organize a fair at New Era hall to fund a Jewish burial ground at Dedham. Opening night drew a large crowd as items sold quickly and music filled the hall. Lodges represented included Kossuth No 1, Mordachai No 39, Bay State No 56, Eva No 4, and Grand Lodge with District Deputy R. Berry. The project seeks 2,000 more to fence and improve the site. the fair ends with a grand ball at Bacon hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Benjamin
New Era Hall
Order of Sons of Benjamin
Dednam
D. Levy
Remstein
R. Berry
Kossuth Lodge
D. Cline
Mordachai
Mr. Jeenbere
Bay State Lodge
S. Levy
Eva Lodge
A. Livingstone
Grand Lodge
Bacon Hall
A New Year Dinner At The Quincy House
The Quincy house offered an extra New Year dinner on Tuesday with a superb bill of fare. Guests enjoyed every delicacy including fresh tomatoes and midwinter strawberries. The menu featured two beveled gilt cards with a snowshoe scene and a primed bill of fare on the reverse, bound with satin ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy House
Boston Speaker to Address Practical Ethics Event
Hon Joseph Ropes of Boston will speak at the M C union on Boylston Street Thursday evening on prudence. Union members and all young men are invited. The Walters benevolent association of Boston will host its twenty first annual concert and ball at Music Hall on Jan 14 to aid the fund. The waiters from city hotels form the association which serves benevolent aims. Officers and members are well known to society. tickets may be obtained from them before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Ropes
Boston
M. C. Union
Boylston Street
Walters’ Benevolent Association of
Music Hall
Ice Harvest On River Front At Joseru Missouri
The river front shows activity as firms harvest their winter ice crop. Ice thickness is seven to eight inches and not first class, but workers push ahead fearing warm weather may shorten the season. Many teams are employed and a vast amount of ice is stored daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseru
Thre Union Mutual Life Insurance Referred to Illinois Appraisal
Insurance Commissioner Smith, returning from Chicago, joined Maine New York Ohio and Illinois insurance departments to appraise the Mutual Union Life Insurance company of Maine in Illinois. After consultations, the Illinois department will handle the appraisal, with results to be reported soon after January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vortland Argus
Smith
Chicago
Insurance Department of Maine
Insurance
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Maine
Mutual Union Life Insurance Company of
Illinois Department
Mayflower clocks spark hunt by Boston Post
The Philadelphia Cali reports the Boston Post is seeking Mayflower clocks to flood the Great Eastern, mounting a campaign to swamp the rival. The effort centers on uncovering artifacts to overwhelm a major counterpart.
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Philadelphia
Cali
Boston Post
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