Poem Excerpts Praise Washington Childs Verses
The passage reflects on juvenile verses about loss and heaven praising the talents of George Washington Childs. It presents lines about memory of Johnnie aged five and Sarah Spyder aged eight months, praising the poet’s versatility and noting a Philadelphia home contrasted with heavenly realms.
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Tariff Critique and Decline of American Shipbuilding
A speaker argues high tariffs hurt shipping and commerce. He cites foreign trade growth from 1856 to 1880 and the shrinking share carried by American vessels, noting a steady decline and the need to rebuild sailing capacity to compete with other nations.
Disagreement Over Job Twenty Fourth Chapter Sparks Debate
The Chicago Inter Ocean and the New York Sun clash on Job chapter twenty four with the Inter Ocean calling it contrition and repentance while the Sun sees a bold denunciation of wickedness and a divine affirmation. They propose starting Genesis to verse by verse find new interpretations.
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City nicknames spark bragging among peers
Chicago brands itself City of Diamonds while Cincinnati and St. Louis touting rival titles. The piece notes Chicago’s growth and wealth as the main driver of these cheers, framing the labels as smart advertising.
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Weather Outlook for New England and Middle States
Slightly warmer and partly cloudy day with southern to westerly winds in the far north. Light snow in some areas followed by a drop in temperature Tuesday morning.
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Weekly Auction Entries for Boots Shoes and Dry Goods
A dated list shows multiple auction items across institutions in New York Philadelphia and likely other cities. Entries span January 4 to January 8 with items including boots shoes hats carpets dry goods dress goods stocks horses carriages and related merchandise offered by firms such as Richards & Co Lippincott Son Co Wilmerding Hoguet Samuel Bantine's Sons & Co and R L Day & Co.
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Blaine poised for cabinet role in Garfield era
Washington dispatch reports Blaine allies growing confident they will control the next administration. Garfield owes Blaine thanks for political survival after Credit Mobilier episode as Blaine aims for State Department. Grant faction wary of Blaine's rising influence and cabinet picks amid New York machine tensions.
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New Year's Reception at the Executive Mansion
The Washington New Year's reception at the White House drew a small crowd amid cold weather. President Hayes and Mrs. Hayes, with Cabinet members and diplomatic corps, were received in the Blue Room as Marines and Navy officers paraded outside. Attendance from the public was limited, though sociable lists appeared longer than usual.
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President Delays Navy Secretary Choice Amid Funding Bill Uncertainty
The President will not appoint a Secretary of the Navy due to the brief tenure and there is general discord in Congress over the funding bill, making passage unlikely before the current Congress adjourns.
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Desperate Chicagoan in Indiana Murder Bid
A Chicago man Henry Augustine shot at his uncle James Augustine and family near Otis Indiana after poisoning whiskey. Mrs Augustine died, James was wounded, Henry killed James Jr in the kitchen then fled barefoot. Villain escaped. probable lynching awaits capture.
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Randolph Man Fights Burglary in Billiard Room Firefight
Warren Shaw shot a burglar in Harmony Halls Randolph after surprising Frank Boyle hiding in a billiard room doorway. Boyle, 32 caliber wound near the tenth rib, is treated at Massachusetts General Hospital with prognosis fatal. Shaw is exonerated by townspeople.
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Sharpe Seen Likely For Speakership In New York Assembly
In Albany the Legislature is gathered and a lively Speakership fight unfolds. General Sharpe is expected to win the caucus nomination tomorrow night. The anti-Coukling Republicans claim Chauncey Depew will be elected U S Senator, pledging enough Assembly votes for a joint ballot victory.
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Distressing New Year’s Eve Accident Near Lamburg
In St Joseph Missouri on January 2, a severe accident occurred at Lamburg seventy miles north of the city on New Year’s Eve. Miss Kate Campbell daughter of Col Campbell of this city was among those affected.
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North Adams Hotel Destroyed in Major Fire
A 3 AM blaze gutted the Commercial House in North Adams Massachusetts a four story wooden hotel at Summer and Depot streets. Losses exceed 30000 with 13000 insured on the building and 2200 on furniture. Guests and staff escaped in night garments as fire crews fought flames aided by a railroad steamer. one boy aged 12 damaged by falling embers.
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Extreme Cold Grips Northern States as New Year Arrives
New Year ushers in extreme cold across New England and the Middle States with many towns reporting subzero readings. Temperatures range from 30 below in Walpole to single digits in Worcester and New Hampshire towns, while Virginia and Pennsylvania report widespread cold and hardship. Virginia notes 25 year coldest conditions with birds freezing in fields and cattle losses. White River Junction Vermont records 40 below in places with water scarcity. Petersburg Virginia endures another snowstorm with frozen rivers hindering navigation and trains delayed.
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Dublin Dispatch Reports Large Irish Land League Gatherings
A Dublin despatch notes Drogheda and Ballycastle meetings drawing ten thousand and 43 000 attendees, with clashes near Tuam and Killarney. Authorities deploy about 40 000 troops and 12 000 constables as Parliament preparedness grows amid Land League agitation and looming coercion bills.
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England to Call Out Militia for Ireland and the Cape
London reports the government will call out the militia to fill posts left by troops sent to Ireland and the Cape. Militia inexperience raises concern as tensions rise and about 30,000 troops are in Ireland amid public alarm. The note adds broader dispatches on Greece Turkey and South Africa, with debt prisoners released and a Cape under secretary appointment.
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Grand Reunion of Mexican War Veterans in Louisville on Washingtons Birthday
Special Despatch reports a large gathering of Mexican War survivors in Louisville Kentucky on February 29. Distinguished veterans expected include ex Gov James W Denver Gen Joe Lane Gen Ward Burnett ex Senator Henry Lane and Gen M D Manson along with Senators Logan Williams Burnside and others. The number of living veterans has fallen from about 70 000 to under 8 000 amid rising deaths since the last pension debate.
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Boss McLaughlin Loses Control of Kings County Buildings
New York January 2 The Brooklyn Eagle reports that the new Charities Department administration ends Hugh McLaughlin's grip on Kings County buildings and the penitentiary. The paper accuses prior practices of diverting funds from relief to ward politicians, with fraud in contracts and unpaid deliveries.
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Rev Father Ryan buried after accidental fall in Lowell
The body of Rev. Father Ryan was moved from St. John’s Hospital to St. Peter’s Catholic Church where it lay in state before burial set for Monday morning. Thousands visited the casket as services proceeded. In Lowell, church unions were arranged for fire repairs with morning and afternoon services in different houses of worship.
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Funeral for Benjamin K. Phelps Held in New York
The funeral of Benjamin K. Phelps District Attorney of New York was held at the Broadway Tabernacle on 34th Street. A crowded congregation included judiciary bar heads of departments and leading public figures. Pallbearers included Judge John R. Brady Judge Henry C. Gildersleeve M W Cooper Corporation Counsel William C Whitney Elihu Root Gen Harland Chauncey M Depew and Police Commissioner Joel M Mason. Services were led by Rev Dr Taylor and Rev Dr Hitchesek.
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Kelly’s Conduct Highlighted in New York Interview
Ex Alderman Twomey accuses Kelly of feigning support for Hancock while plotting to keep Tammany Boss power. He says Kelly shunned national and state committees, refused campaign funding, and favored federal patronage to control city government and block party unity.
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Maine Senate Contest Reflections on Hale and Frye
The New York Tribune notes Maine voters face a split choice between Hale and Frye for the U S Senate. Maine papers seek a result strengthening the Republican party and preserving strong services from both candidates. The piece argues Hale would serve Maine and the nation best, while Frye’s continued leadership in the House remains highly influential.
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Milne Arrested in New York Over Pocasset Bank Theft
J W Milne absconding Pocasset Bank clerk was seized in New York at 1 am after police intercepted a message seeking a meeting. He agreed to return without a requisition and will face U S Court in Boston this week. Authorities suspect a larger gaming ring and Milne may expose others.
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Twentieth anniversary observed for Rev S P Leeds at Dartmouth College Church
Hanover Jan 2 The twenty year milestone of Rev S P Leeds D D as pastor of the Dartmouth College Church was marked by a vestry meeting led by Dr William T Smith President Bartlett spoke prayers, with Rev Noyes and Rev Parker praising his faithful service. A tribute to Mrs Leeds who died in 1874 followed and a bound Encyclopedia Britannica was presented to Dr Leeds.
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Depositions Tie Christiancy Divorce Case to Peruvian Banker
Edil Giro testified in New York deposition for Mr. Christiancy that he met Mrs. Christiancy aboard a Lima voyage via Peruvian banker Mr. Ruiz and registered her as Mrs. H. H. Wharton at the St. Nicholas Hotel. Giro said he and Mrs. Christiancy dined with a lady in New York before engaging in criminal intercourse at a St. James room, with defense lawyers seeking to strike the last part due to alleged threats by the Commissioner.
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Icebound Niagara Falls Freezes Clifton Water Works
A Niagara Falls special from Jan 1 reports extreme cold causing vast ice buildup. Horseshoe Falls is frozen 200 feet from shore shutting Clifton Water Works and drying reservoirs. Massive stalactites and 120 foot ice mountains tower over the falls as ice threatens an ice bridge.
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Wheeler Boom For Senatorship Sparks Northern Support
Albany dispatch reports a Wheeler bid for the Senate with northern counties backing him. Assemblyman Brennan of Malone promotes the movement as a compromise between rival Republican factions. A large Wheeler delegation from the North is expected Monday, with about a dozen Senators and Assemblymen allied to his cause.
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Drunken quarrel leaves two dead in Rochville
East Saginaw Michigan January 2 Peter Wells stabbed and killed Henry Fisher and Chase a young man employed by Fisher in a Rochville township dance. Wells was arrested and jailed in Saginaw county awaiting further charges.
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Tragic Cold Death Near Red Valley Sparks Help Call
In Pomona New Jersey a woman Mrs Michael Tweede and her two children were found amid extreme cold in a squatter hut near Red Valley. The woman died Friday night as neighbors provided aid too late. The children are in a pitiable condition but likely to recover despite the harsh ordeal.
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Five-day-old girl drowns after sleepwalking into well
In Halifax on January 2 a five day old infant named Isabel McLachlin living at Lechaber died after leaving her home during somnambulism and falling into a well.
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Paulina floats after grounding near Upper Midate Shoals
New York reports the ship Paulina aground on Upper Midate Shoals was floated today and towed to Staten Island. The City of Berlin notes Dr Dore died after a December 24 fall in the steerage, remains brought here. Cape May Point signals two Reading coal steamers struck on Kapp Shoals but rescue is hindered by drift ice.
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Fall River Defaulter Arrests and Forger Network Exposed
Inspector Byrnes reports the arrest of George Engles and Charles Becker in New York for forging and uttering letters of credit linked to a wider scheme with George Wilkes. The case spans London Florence and multiple banks, with arrests of accomplices and related frauds across the Atlantic. New Year notes, losses, and local incidents fill the rest of the item.
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Coal finds spark Nova Scotia and other late wires
A collection of brief items notes coal discovery in Harvey Nova Scotia customs and port statistics for St. Louis five posts report river and railroad news including Cairo Daily News suspension and Cairo and St Louis Railroad leadership change. Also included are incidents from Madison Wisconsin to Dallas Texas and Chicago fraud to Toronto burial rent demand.
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Ireland’s Land War Lecture Draws Big Crowd at Music Hall
James Redpath of the New York Tribune spoke on the Irish land question at a Sunday gathering to benefit the Land League fund. The audience included Hon. P. A. Collins and notable figures such as Charles Levi Woodbury and Patrick Donahoe. He traced three Irelands, praised fixity of tenure and free sale in Ulster, criticized landlords and famine-era evictions, endorsed boycotting Irish linen, and predicted the decline of landlordism with an eventual Irish Parliament at College Green.
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Federal Streets
Sargent & Bam
Bowker St
Carpenters. McNutt, J. J
Novelty Woodworks
Wareham St
Bank Se Postibeas
Dohson
John and
LTUTL
Lehigh Valley
COAL
Sweeney
Bosworth & Hamblin
Tirrell, Jesse & CO
Witrerell
Corks
Powers, John
Charlestown Street
Crows
Distillers, Chapin & Trusl
Staniford
J. W
John
Oliver
Berry, J
PiaRlow and Marine Insurance
Beattie
WM. A
Exchange Place
Boylsion Mutual Ins. CO
State St
Citizens’ Mutual Insurance CO
H. C. Bigview
J. W. Peabody
Hutchings, WM
W. A. Coufhouy
Belaware Mutual Safety of
Mercan
Chanpler
BS. E
Knegand Street
Wholesale & Antall
Bancroft & Dyke
Tremont Street
Albersman
Haymarket Square
F. Geldowsky Furnitue Company
First
Second Streets
East Cambridge
Seollay Square
Milner J. S
North Street
Painted Chamber Furniture
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
COBB
D.C. & Bros
Groceers
Wedlesale
Bogman & Vinal
Do ‘ Square
Burdett & Williams
STRAW
Pachi &Sons
NG E Wade
W.d
Semma Ederal Street
Rick & Son
Hanover Ag
den Tell
Cairo - Saree
Providence Street
DEO
Foundry Anniv Ikon Foundry and Chain Works
Esperbrook
BR. & Son
Second Street
Lafsi Insurance
Berkshire
LVR Insurance Company
PittsQeia
W. R. Pincket
W. Hull
W. G. Hart
A. Tree
Tremcont Temple
W. A. Simmons
G. A. Litchfield
W. G. Vorthell
Treas
Young
Arthur
Kilby Street
John W
Albany Street
Retatio
Stetson, Mobeley £ Co
S.a.woods Machine CO
Holt & Bugbeek
Friend Street
Pope, W. C
Manufacturers’ & Mill Supplies, Putnam, &, D. & CO
Tremont Nails CO
T. P. Bobey
Means
R. F
Customhouse Street
Downer Kerosene CO
Winn Pillogee Paper CO
Franklin
N. A. Russell Paper CO
W. A. Russell, Treas
Pall Mountain Paper CO
Bellows Falls
A. N. Burbank
Russell, Wm, & Son
Joseph H
School Streets
U.S. Patent Office
Andren, Alban
Brown Bros
Kosky & Gregory
School Street
Eddy
A.H
Spencer
A. H
Charles B
McQuesten
Jenney, Stephen & CO
Central Wharf
Wholesalyh & Packhes
Lincoln
Chamberlin & CO
Charles H
Faneuil Hall
Squire & CO
John P
Tryon
Jas
Lakeman
Hall Rubber CO
Belknap & CO
Scnoo Street
Domestic Sewing Machine CO
Washington St
J. A. Goodwin
Household
A. Warren & CO
Li Tremont
New
Remington, Stern & CO
Sigwalt & ST John
Stram
Merrimac
Stewart Sewing Maher
N. KE
Wash’s St
Wheeler & Wilson
White Sewing Machine
A.B. Lincoln
West St
Robinson
E K, G
Federal St
Chamberlain, S. W
High St
Morrill, J. Je. & CO
Berry, J. Snd J. & CO
Dimon, Ac,& CO
Mits Street
Miller
George
Dorchester Sy
Prentiss
Varnish Makers
Burbank, Ryver & Damon
Varnish Aus
Pope, Ww. v. & c
Ilsley
B. T
India Street
Callahan, J. F.& CO
Lincoln Street
Campbell Bros
Dorchester Avenue
Conlon, John & CO
Cosiello
J. H
Join
Connell
M. D
Blackstote Street
Shea
Printers-Rand, Avely & CO
Benjamin Franklin