Four New York governors in 45 years a rarity
The piece notes that only four men have been elected governor of New York twice in succession over 45 years. It cites Cleveland’s message as a plain businesslike document to the New York Legislature, with no national politics reference, reflecting state office focus. It mentions Honolulu coronation preparations and city health concerns, plus media quips about a Portland Argus correspondent and a Philadelphia death linked to politics.
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New York
Music and Drama
Portland Argus
Philadelphia
United States
Grover Cleveland
State of
Great Britain
Brush
Great Western
Egypt
Labouchere
Boucicault
Sergeant Ballantine
Dana and Cameron to Travel Across the Continent Reported
The item notes rumors that Charles A. Dana and Simon Cameron will journey together across the continent. The humor contrasts with Deacon Smith and Halstead entering a partnership and hints Dana’s sympathy for Hayes following Cameron’s recent admission about flawed counting.
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Deacon Smith
Halstead
Charles A. Dana
Simon Cameron
Simon
Hayes
Dana
Windom Dunnell tariff battle spans telegram links and votes
Washington reports bitter contest over Minnesota Senate race as Dunnell, a tariff reformer, seeks support against Windom, who defends protectionism. Democrats urged to unite with Dunnell and back him on tariff principles. Ways and Means committee also revises tariff schedules, itemizing duties on textiles, furniture, clocks, toys, floor coverings, and many other goods, reflecting a broad protectionist agenda.
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Washington
Senator Windom
Dunnell
Windom
Committee On Ways and Means
Tariff Commission
Lodia Rubber
India
Morocco
Maine Senate Elects Officers and House Chooses Haynes Speaker
In Augusta today the Maine Senate elected John L. Cutler as president Chas W Tilden as secretary George E Minot as assistant secretary and Chas H Lovejoy as messenger with F B Noter as assistant messenger The House set 142 votes cast for speaker with J Manchester Haynes winning 108 to 38 and was escorted to the chair A caucus named candidates for state officers and U S senator with Frye nominated for U S senator and Baker named attorney general Beal renominated adjutant general and a slate of executive council members chosen Plus coverage of national political maneuvering and local civic notes across Manchester and New Hampshire.
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J. Manchester Haynes
C. A. Spofford
Mr. Haynes
Deer Isle
Oramandel Smith
Frank Patten
Charles A. Gatchel
John W. Fhinney
W.J. Smith
John F. Chase
House
D. B. Randall
Lewiston
United States
Kimball
Sugadahoe
Cutler
William P. Frye
Frye
Joseph O. Smith
S. A. Halbrook
Freeport
Orville PD
Baker
Henry B. Cleaves
George C. Wing
George L. Beal
Norway
John P. Swasey
Canton
Joseph A. Locke
Portland
William W. Bolster
Auburn
Colby C. Cornish
Winslow
A.F. Crokett
Rockland
Silas C. Hatch
Bangor
Nicholas Fessenden
Fort Fairfield
Harris M. Plaisted
John Varney
Elliot King
J. C. Lenenseller
Thomaston
M.M. Folsom
Oldtown
Frederic Robie
Solon Chase
William T. Custis
Warren H. Vinton
Scattering
Gambetta funeral to rival Napoleons at Invalides
Paris dispatches report Gambetta funeral postponed to Saturday with Baisson and Jules Ferry to speak. Government allocates 20600 francs for costs. Autopsy reveals bowel inflammation and intestinal damage. brain to Anthropological Society. Proposals for a national monument and political implications noted amid flood devastation across Europe.
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London
Paris
Gambetta
Prince Bismarck
Republic of France
Rhine
Mayence
Dusselsdorf
Robstadt
Friesenheim
Berlin
Badenheim
Rexheim
Marsch
Oppnau
Appan
Danube
Crocker Elected President and House Speaker Named in 1883 Senate
The 1883 General Court met at the state house with a large crowd. George G. Crocker won the senate presidency after a second ballot. George A. Bruce and Owen A. Galvin were named to chair duties. George A. Bruce failed to secure the presidency, Crocker elected, and membership was set for the new administration. The address urged speed in finishing work, early petition handling, and careful drafting of laws. Committees were appointed to notify the governor and establish rules. contested seats were raised by Whittaker and McMahon petitions. The body adjourned for public worship.
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Cuppy
Wells
Mr. Cuppy
Elisha H. Allen
All Souls Church
Diplomatic Corps
Senate
House Committees On
Supreme Court
Congress
Shippen
Mozart
Baltimore and Potomac
Second Artillery
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Boston
Chandler
Merrick
Judge Wylie
Mr. Chandler
George Williams
Revenue Marine
Baltimore
Hamilton
A. J. Howison
Oswego
Gallatin
Treasury
London
Folger
Thomas F. Sandsbury
Nantucket
Sandsbury
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Naval Advisory Board
Navy Yard
Wrest Point
8. C. Rowan
Secretary of the Treasury
Lighthouse Board
Wyman
Friends
Grant
Ways and Means Committee
Jeannette Board
Gen
Matthews
United States Supreme Court
Boston Post
Concorp
N. H
Congressman Briggs
Washington
Briggs
Manchester
Rollins
Currier
Bartlett
Robinson
William Haile
Joseph A. Gilmore
Onslow Stearns
Ezekiel A. Straw
Natt Head
Charles H. Bell
Messrs. Currier
Hale
Patrons of Husbandry
State Agricultural Society
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
England
Ireland
Austria
Canada
Bay State
F. D. George
Freewill Baptist Church
Laconia
Lewis Malvern
Malvern
James W. Applebee
Rochester Grammar School
Ingalls School
Lynn
Mass
Cocheco Woollen
East Rochester
Knowles
Littleton
W. ©. Perkins
M. D. Shepard
Weirs
Corrugated Metal Company
East Berlin
Conn
Rockingham County
Exeter
Carpenter
Morrill & Co
Contoocook
James Doherty
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Bouvier
Salmon Falls
J. R. Powers
Keene
F. P. Tompkins
Topsfield
Congregational Church
Claremont
General Court
State House
Gov
Elect Butler
George G. Crocker
George A. Bruce
Somerville
Crocker
Mason
Middlesex
Messrs. Baldwin
Essex
Tufts
Suffolk
Johnson
Cape District
Bates
Worcester
Messrs. Bates
Crowley
Haile
Hampden
Vetweees
Spckace
Paudes Renee Knes
Sages Aapwakeneuresses
Owen A. Golvin
Vevecseee Saceaie Vareennawassie
Seees
Veya Ce
Megin Lesumeenee
Mr. Crocker
Messrs
Bruce
Galvin
Coyeai Crocker
Stephen N. Gifford
Dreb F. Mitchell
Edmund Dowse
Sherburne
McFarlin
Plymouth
Parker
Risteen
Gerry
Steel
Locke
Norfolk
Hillile
Allen
Pratt
Seelye
Berkshire
Sparhawk
Loring
Sayward
Mr. Allen
John B. Whittaker
Fall River
Bristol
Mr. Risteen
John F. McMahon
James A. McGeough
Chamberlain
Cambridge
Bench
Springfield
Campbell
Cluff
Haverhill
Bird
Natick
Howland
Rockland
Starbird
Lowell
Belden
Williamstown
Moriarty
Hill
Waverhill
Hutchinson
Chelsea
Bowker
Gifford
Orel
F. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Messrs. Baker
Beverly
Sprague
Hopkins
Millbury
Davenport
Beach
Candage
Brookline
Kingsley
Wheeler
Kelly
Nason
Dolan
Lawrence
Freeman
Welch
Blackstone
Bixby
Adams
Cushman
Manson
Switzer
Reade
Cobb
Barnstable
Holly
Edgartown
Jackson
Salem
Ernst
Framingham
Higginbottom
Holyoke
J.J. Donoghue
Independent Corps of Cadets
King’s Chapel
John W. Tufts
Garrett
Lord
A. C. Kendall
EK. C. Fenderson
Robert Lewis
Commonwealth
New England Commercial Travellers Dinner and Elections
The sixth annual New England commercial travellers dinner and business meeting at the Vendome featured a gold headed cane presentation to retiring president Malcolm B. Cole. Officers were elected including Charles Richardson as president and N Louis Phipps as first vice president. 40 new members joined and several constitutional amendments were adopted.
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New England
Vendome
Malcolm B. Cole
Charles Richardson
Boston
Cole
N. Louis Phipps
J. A. Ball
Edwin R. Walker
George C. Irvin
Walter P.tilton
Henry C. Armstrong
Providence
R. I
Edwin FE. Snow
Martin W- Phalan
Milo Crane
Harry A. Leslie
John Reding
Josiah M. Harris
Eugene C. Hill
New Haven
Jr. C. Armstrong
Rhode Island Commercial ‘Travellers’ Association
Frank Cowles
Hartford Commercial Travellers’ Association
Charles W. Slack
Boyd
Grocers’ Association
Oliver Amex
Lotus Club
C. Frank Hunting
Avor D. Saxon
Nat M. Brigham
John K. Berry
Richardson
United States
Association
E. K. Hood
Frank Coles
Hartford Travellers’ Association
N. W. Farley
Palmer
David 8. Watson
A. L. Hitchcock
Edwin E. Snow
Albert C. Hill
Samuel Noyes, Jr
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Michael Davitt
John Bull
Honolulu
Venner
Post
Department of Yards and Docks
Kittery Navy Yard
Jay Hubbell
M. Jurien de la Graviere
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Robeson and Chandler
South
Washington Republican
Mahone
Longstreet
Key
Chalinces
Minnesota
Heelection
Logan
Fitz John Porter
Credit Foncier
France
Credit Fencier
London Economist
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Whiladelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
America
BND Oy
Fitzokn Porter
Porter
Ohio
Mr. Smith
Dickson
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Granite State
Chandler-Briggs
Senator Rollins
Portsmouth
Vportsmouth
Portsmouth Athenaeum
William H. Rollins
Joseph Hiller Foster
John S. Pray
T. Salter Tredick
Francis E. Langton
John 3. Frink
George Annable
Portsmouth Aqueduct Company
John J. Pickering
William L. Dwight
William A. Pierce
Oliver Ayres
Internal Revenue
Hartford, Conn
Hartford and Harlem Railroad Company
New York City
Consolidated Company
Hartford
Utah
Salty Lake
Cire
McConkey
White Pine County
Nevada
Barnes
Mooney
Col. Hooper
Amir
Chihuahua
Mexico
Joey
Atchison
Topeka
Saul
Kit
Mungineer Wattson
Troy
North Adams
Emerson E. Wattson
Greenfield
Superior Court
Wattson
State Road
Rockwell
Albert Rosely
Thomas Flavin
Alias Flahive
Chauncey B. van Housen
Peter Barry
Cornelius Shea
Patrick Murray
Michael Malloy
William McDonald
T Ballantine
Foreign News
Birmingham
Liverpool
Proctor
Madagascar
Freeman’s Journal
Peterborough Cathedral
Smith
Swansea
Jabez M. Pike
W. Henry Dodge
Lubec
Pike
Dodge
Wood
Huntington
Wormell of
Bethel
T. S. Ockford
St. Luke’s Church
Chester
St. Johnsbury
N. P. Bowman
Dennis E. May
W. S. Boynton
A. D. Pike
J. P. McCormick
J. C. Gray
H. K. Ide
John Ryan
Nev
George R. McCankey
Augusta
Augusta and Knoxville Railroad Company
Lillian Cleves
O’ Rourke
Mahers
Milton
Can
Ottawa
Washburne
Princess Louise
Des Moines
Nolle Prosequi
Lizzie McCall-Wall
W . Duboise
Toombs
Georgia
N. Y
Peru
Chili
Calderon
Rideau
Montreal
Arnold
Frome
Frederick Mann
Cooke
Little Rideau
Lachute
New Jersy Supreme Court
New Brunswick
Miller
A. Matthews
Trenton
Matthew Sampson
Kate E. Hillsley
Syracuse
Joshua Gifford
Mgelf
Costa L. Taber
Gov. Tabor
Aline
Carges
Ation
George A. Marden
Johni. Baker
Mr. Whitehill
Attleboro
Messrs. Stockbridge
Amherst
Walter
Cowdrey
Stoneham
Learnard
Pedrick
Marblehead
Brigham
Abington
Messrs. Eastman
Staples
Concord
Dwinell
Winchester
Mellen
Stetson
Hanson
Sturbridge
Melden
Gov. Long
Messrs. Wolcott
Coombs
Newburyport
McGoragle
Bancroft
Fisk
Dennis
Aiken
Edward A. McLaughlin
Lemuel F. McCleary
Mr. McLaughlin
Jayner
Great Barrington
Varnum
Craig
Walpole
Cece Csc
Ccecce
Mentmnauss Ese Eet
William Cogswell
EB. L. Eastman
D. Belden
Bos A
Marden
Cogswell
Aldrich
Marlborough
Mr. Marden
Tam Unmin
the General Court
Massachusettis
Commercial Travellers’ Association
Dan
Franklin and
Methuen Streets
C.K. Pillsbury
Thomas Hale
Joseph Watts
J. H. Carter
Wamsutta Shirt Factory
H. N. Place
F. W. McLanathan
John F. Bingham
Pillsbury
Thos, Hall
Carter & Watts
Peabody
James E. Miller
J. C. Adams
Phipps
Walter Baker & Co
Wendemuth’s
Washington Street
Dorchester Lower Mills
Annie French
Woodbury
E.r.wendemuth
A. Hardy
Prospect Street
Newport
Thomas Golden
Golden
Trouse
Michael Sanford
F. Whalen
Sanford
Whalen
Jane A. Cady
St. Joseph
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Hannibal and St. Joseph Road
Porter Blanchard
William King
Sargent & Millis, Mead, Mason & Co
Soutah Framingham
Holliston Road
W. A. Swan
Riewcorp
Goodaread
Montgomery
Derby Link
Compton
P. Q
Bartmore
Listowel
Ont
Kro
Wuk
Keokuk
Boss
Hartrorp
Robert Coit
Theate
Charles P. Woodbury
Charles H. Pine
Donal G. Perkins
D. W. Paige
Troup
Waller
Vost
Thomas L. Waller
Geo. @. Sumner
D. Ward Northru
Alfred R. Goodrich
Frank D. Sloate
Mr. Sloate
Aes
General Assembly
Park
Govahler
Civil Service Tex
Judge Eye
Clancy
Judge Burbank
Merdréw
Great Head
Winthrop
Boston Parties
Stirs
D. J. Malloy
the African Church
C P Street African Methodist Episcopal Church
E. E. Hale
Benjamin F. Brown
Devo Street
N. C. Nash
Foster E. Swift
Nig Adams
Parker House
Saywriel F. McCleary
House of Representatives
McLaughlin
Allesandro Salvini
Margate Company
Delano A. Goddard
CLU
Newport Cit
Alpha Lowell
Olympian Club
Ehennnnae
Scollay Sq
W. D. Wilmot
Gefice Carpets
Wittons
Brussels
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