Indiana Democrats Hold Annual Meeting On Tariff And Press
Democratic editors met yesterday to discuss tariff policy and the welfare of the party and the people. The session also covered journalism as a profession and business. A Springfield gossip notes Jay Gould plans Beacon Hill headquarters this winter and potential purchase of a local newspaper to aid his aims.
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Indiana
Springfield
Jay Gould, Esq
New York and
New England Railroad
Beacon Hill
Gov Long’s jest and a trio of judicial vacancies
Gov Long punned about young gentlemen joining the bench at the Latin school. Since then he appointed a chief justice who declined, another likely to accept, and an associate vacancy to fill. A sudden death on the superior bench removes Judge Putnam, creating another vacancy.
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Gov Long
Supreme Bench
Putnam
John Phelps Putnam
Superior Court
Essex Bar
Wilkinson
Judge Putnam
Dennett
Winham Lake Ice Company
Averill
Heffernan
Edwards
Hastern Railroad Co
Dennan
Bray
Ronan
Parker
Collinson
Dooley
Administrator
Blethen
Gilman
Collins
Cahill
O’conner
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Essex County Masonic Mutual Relief Association
Pacific National Bank Directors Propose 100 Percent Assessment
The directors publish a notice stating an assessment of 100 percent on bank stock to restore financial soundness. Depositors and creditors would sign an extension agreement for payment of claims. The aim is to regain confidence and renew business once terms are accepted.
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Pacific National Bank
Caid Association
Devonshire Street
Boston
Louis Coleman
Pacific National Bank of Boston
Sac Pacific National Bank of Boston
Verdict Irregularity in Whittaker Case Questioned by Judge Advocate
The article questions the result of the alleged irregular verdict in the Whittaker case. It suggests the court’s organization may have been technically invalid yet asserts the moral effect remains intact. It wonders whether Whittaker must be retried or remain in military service, noting sympathy for his post verdict career in music.
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Whittaker
Swaim
Sammuel W. Piercy
McCullom
Smallospital
Samuel W
Mecellom
Kilpatrick Death Details From Santiago Illness and Farewell
Washington reports meagre facts on General Judson Kilpatrick who died in Santiago de Chile after a five month struggle with Bright's disease. He weakened while drafting dispatches and died at 9:45 PM on December 2. Funeral set for December 5 with Alaska warship crew aiding, possible repatriation debated by Congress and officials.
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Washington, D. C
Judson Kilpatrick
United States
Santiago de Chili
Department of State
State Department
Alaska
Valparaiso
Kilpatrick
W. I. Sherman
Mr. Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
Deckertown
N.J
Congress
Bangor man jailed for larceny and Bath nets report
Daniel McCarthy jailed ten months in Boston for larceny from George H. Norwood of Bangor. A Bath area night saw $3,006 worth of bass nets seized at Winneganee creek with two boys netting 112 and Ben Oliver and Curtis Spinney 105. Over 300 nets set. Willem G. Parker, 84, once a Boston businessman but now ill in Kittery, is confined at home. At the Boston and Maine wreck four gentlemen in a smoking car fled, one old man kept his grip on a band while escaping. A list of named locals signed a complaint that they were "shamefully neglected" on the Wells railroad accident day.
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Bangor
Winneganee Creek
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Ben. Oliver
Curtis Spinney
Willem G. Parker
Kittery
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Alfred
H. M. Howes
Portland
R.S. Boulter
Saco
C. 8. Smith
Concord
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Freeman McKown
Boothbay
Joha B. Nealey
South Berwick
Stephen F. Ricker
Lebanon
David M. Howe
Methuen
Mass
H. Lorin Merrill
Parsonsfield
G. T. Ridion
Wells
Disappearances and deaths Stir New England Towns
Thomas W Love a Northfield merchant and Warren’s Jobin F Badger are noted in a sequence of local notices. Concord prospers with thriving industries. Amid obituaries, Mrs Jonas Call of Bristol dies from a carnage accident, and Mrs G H Knight injures her spine. Supreme Court sentences in Manchester and a Hampton Methodist church dedication with a long program conclude the roundup.
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Warren
Campton
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G. H. Knight
Supreme Court
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Michael Sullivan
Reform School
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Henry Verer
W. M. Ayres
Newburyport
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Merrimacport
Mass
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Exeter
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Zion’s Herald
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Greenland
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Dover
Pierce
J.J. Frye
Seabrook
G. D. Garland
Newcastle
F. P. Wormwood
Hampton
Paralyzed man and Vermont reports sale dispute noted
Harry K Hartson of Glover slipped on ice and suffered severe spine injuries likely to cause paralysis and death within days. Vermont Reports were sold by Panton selectmen for 65 dollars to a Middlebury lawyer but a man tied to a dog fine grievance caused the books to be reclaimed, a sale the law says cannot stand. Burlington supreme court adjourned after three days with 13 cases disposed. Eugene Carpenter’s three year prison sentence upheld after indictment defect not proving he knew the victim was an officer.
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Train wrecks and ice deaths and local notices
A late outward train to be run on the Massachusetts Central railroad leaving Fitchburg injured brakeman George Lappep, Carrie Bowman and Frank Norwich ice skating accident. Norwich saved, Bowman drowned. A 15 year old boy Robert Chambers killed at Hamilton Print works Lowell. George Clifford of Greenwich advertises for a wife and marries Huntington woman. Lawrence overseers elect Danforth and Wiggin keeper of almshouse. Davis defeated in local election by one vote.
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George Lappep
Fitchburg
Lovusac Trennel
Carrie E. Bowman
Frank Norwich
Turver’s Falls
Norwich
Miss Boayman
Robert
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Hamilton
Lowell
George Clifford
Greenwich
Huntington
Notable local figures in city and national affairs
Gen J L Donaldson and wife registered at late Vendome in Baltimore. Prof George H Hawlin of Maine State College visits Cambridge. Rep Ladd spoke to Portland land league and departs Boston for Washington. W H Vanderbilt buys stained glass windows in Paris for New York mansion. N C Fowler of city and ex Pittsfield Journal named associate editor of Meridian Republican. Rev Dr Bowen released from Auburn Free Baptist pastorate to raise 100000 for Bates College. Springfield Republican questions Bishop senate appointment. Edward L Knowlton's will probated. 10000 to Concord NH city, 3000 to Concord Orphans Home, 5000 for Knowlton scholarship at Heiden school. Ivers Adams of Ashburnham, 74, renews daily Post subscription, dating to 1833 at Rufus Brackett’s leather store. politics not stated.
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Westsbo Ryo Contested S Four Seats
A petition from Richard Roach of ward 7 contests a seat held by Daniel McLaughlin on grounds ballots were not counted properly. Referred to the committee on elections. A second petition from Christopher J. Spenceley seeks the seat held by James Leevan of ward 19, claiming Leevan received fewer votes. Referred to the committee on elections. COMMITTEE ON FINANCES
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Hele
Daniel McLaughlin
Committee On Elections
Christopher J. Spenceley
James Leevan
Teevan
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