Plough Monday Mention Tied to Saxon Traditions
A fragment notes yesterday as Plough Monday in old Saxon times with a remark that New England farmers may have snow ploughs. It also mentions Brattleboro and Bennington railroad stockholders meeting today for organization in Vermont.
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New England
Brattleboro and Bennington
Vermont
Brattleboro
Ex-Gov Plaisted Endorses Jefferson Jackson Lincoln School
The Lewis ton Gazette editor says the paper adheres to the school of politics of Jefferson, Jackson and Lincoln, claiming no better school exists. Gen Butler was formally nominated for the presidency by Maj 8 B Phinney, who predicts a cabinet of northern granite and southern white oak for a united prosperous country.
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Plaisted
The
Lewiston Gazette
Jefferson, Jackson
Lincoln
Gen. Butler
Maj
8. B. Phinney
Barnstable
Butler
Maj. Phinney
Alleged Construction Fraud Taints City Post Office Extension
Rumors spread of gross frauds in the post office extension project. The secretary of the treasury ordered an investigation. It is said two men with deep knowledge of the matter will attend the Montreal carnival and not return until the investigation reports to Washington.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Montreal
Washington
Barron case auditors resume work amid Maine bank dispute
The Barron case returns to public notice as auditors appointed to review the Dexter Savings Bank and Barron estate work again later this month. Authorities increasingly believe Cashier Barron died by his own hand, not a robbery, and the auditors’ report is expected to clarify the motive and settle the bank estate conflict.
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Barron
Dexter Savings Bank
Barron Estate
Dexter
Maine
Growth in Liquor Production Since 1850 Surges in Capacity
The article notes 124 more distilleries now than in 1850 yet larger capacity. employment rises from 4,005 to 6,492 in distilling and malt liquor brewing, capital climbs from 5.41 million to 24.25 million, and product value grows from 15.77 million to 42.06 million. It also records malt liquor expansion outpacing distilled liquor and a rise in breweries from 431 to 2,191 with employment up to 26,220.
Taxation blamed for farmer suicides across the nation
An 19th century critique notes 424 deaths by self harm in three months, finding farming the top occupation. The piece argues overtaxation at local and national levels causes mortgage distress, foreclosures, and farmer suicides, claiming farmers face heavier burdens than merchants clerks or courtesans.
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United States
Insurance Chronicle
Jacksons Victory at New Orleans Remembered in Post Memorial
The article recalls the January 1815 battle when Gen. Andrew Jackson led American forces to defeat Gen. Pakenham’s British army of over 12,000 at New Orleans. It notes 2,590 British casualties and 13 American, Jackson’s reception, and the 1815 return to Nashville after peace.
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Andrew Jackson
Massachusetts
Jackson
New Orleans
Pakenham
Dubourg
Nashville
Great Britain
United States
Democracy Anniversary Celebration Honors Andrew Jackson and Gov Butler
About 250 Massachusetts Democrats gathered at the Revere House in Boston to celebrate Gov Butler’s inauguration and the Battle of New Orleans anniversary. Speakers including Col. Jonas H. French and Gov. Butler praised Jacksonian ideals, urged unity, and linked Butler’s reforms to national Democratic aims with remarks from Ex-Gov Sprague and others from Rhode Island Maine Vermont New Hampshire.
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Massachusetts
Revere House
Gov. Butler
New Orleans
Gov. Sprague
Rhode Island
Plaisted
Simons. Brown
Thomas E. Calvert
Judge Redman
Samuel Watts
S. C. Belcher
Charles H. Chase
Maine
Hiram Atkins
Vermont
E. J. Trail
Francis Thompson
F. W. Bird
Isaac H. Wright
S. B. Phinney
A. R. Brown
E. A. Alger
William F. Brooks
Alderman Leighton
Capt
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John Hurley
John Babson
C. H. B. Breck
L. R. Cutter
Nahum Chapin
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Henry Welker
N. A. Plimpton
A. C. Drinkwater
M. M. Cunniff
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M. J. Riley
William D. Northend
State House
Palmer
Col
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State Central Committee
Col. M. V. B. Edgerly
New Hampshire
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Isto
Sprague
Rhbede Island
Gen. Butler
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Michigan
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United States
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Guv. Butler
Gen. Jackson
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Ireland
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Londonderry
Sullivans
James Sullivan
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Florida
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Alien
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Roanvake
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Senate
Izy
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South Carolina
New York
Gen. Hancock
Pennsylvania
Hencock
Democrats vow to govern with the people and end party rule
Speeches urge democracy to govern with the people not elites as they recall Jacksonian ideals. Speakers stress that only the common people made emancipation and argue the party must stay aligned with mass sentiment or lose power. Letters laud Butler's Massachusetts victory and call for reform and national unity.
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Democratic Party
Harrison
Tyler
Fillmore
D Democratic Party
Jefferson
Madison
Jackson
Gen. Butler
Smallpox Rages in Salem Area and Quarantines Rise
Salem and Roanoke county Virginia report 30 smallpox cases as towns quarantine against Salem. Roanoke college suspends classes and public schools close while businesses stall and regional officials consider wider measures.
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Roanoke County
Baltimore
Lyons
France
Garfield Hospital Fund
Gilfillan
Washington
Massachusetts Savings Bank
John Howard Payne
Tunis
Marseilles
Keystone Iron Works
Reading
Reading Iron Works
Burlington and Northern
Iowa
Scott
Secret Service
Philadelphia
William Saunders
Patrick McKaim
Olney
Isaac 4
Doran
Virginia
Roanoke
Wytheville
Roanoke College
Importation of Live Stock and Senate Painful Scene
Washington dispatch details a tense Senate session over Mr. Hoar's presidential succession bill. Senator Edmunds opposed the bill and attempted a recommitment after a personal, emotional moment caused by the illness and death of his daughter. The piece notes Hoar's protest and fair interpretation of the incident. Additional items report Dr. Young expanding the duty list and Congressman elect Lyman seeking a house in the city.
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Hoar
Lkitc
Boston Post
Washington
Edmunds
House of Representatives
Vermont
Dr. Young
Boston
Ways and Means
Lyman
Morse
Massachusetts
House
United States
Great Britain
State Department
Pendleton
Supreme Court rules against breeding stock duty limits
Washington January 3 The Supreme Court decided against a Treasury regulation that restricted free duties for breeding animals. The ruling holds that section 2805 covers all animals and rejects the attempt to limit by “superior stock” as beyond congressional intent. Also noted were delays in the Juilliard legal tender case and a Massachusetts lumber firm appeal dismissal with costs.
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United States Supreme Court
Lot M. Morrill
John W. Jones
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Maine
Secretary of the Treasury
America
Portland
Congress
Treasury
Waite
Augustus D. Juilliard
Thomas 8. Greenman
Edmunds
Gov. Butler
Massachusetts
Connecticut River Lumber Company
Michael Harrigan
Hampden County
Postal telegraph bill aims to fund bonds from 3 million plan
A Kansas congressman introduces a bill to create a United States postal telegraph system from Portland Maine to Topeka Kansas with bonds totaling 3 060 000 redeemable in 20 years and 30 year payment. A sinking fund of 500000 annually starts after 10 years to cover bond payments. Messages cost 25 cents per 10 words with extensions.
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Anderson
Kansas
Postal Telegraph of the
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Portland
Topeka
Post Office Department
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Peck
Mutual Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicago
Mintwal Union
Western Union
Dickson
Snell
Grand Jury
Comp Currency Appoints Wiswell in Maine Bank Post
Mr. Brown of Georgia and others opposed the loyalty clause. The comptroller appointed Andrew P. Wiswell of Ellsworth as bank examiner for Maine, replacing Samuel F. Humphrey who resigned.
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Mr. Brown
Georgia
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Andrew P. Wiswell
Ellsworth
Maine
Samuel F. Humphrey
Collision at sea mars voyage two miles from lightship
The Kirby Hall struck the City of Brussels as both ships battled incoming tide. All passengers and crew lost belongings. cargo valued at 350000 dollars. Divers hope to save cargo if weather allows. hull deemed unsalvageable. Officers at Woodside and Liverpool praised captains and purser for courage.
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Kirby Hall
City of
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Mersey Dock Board
Liverpool Salvage Association
Woodside
Liverpool
Fire destroys basement storage and stock in Boston confectionery
An early morning blaze at 2:05 a.m. in Boston damaged a four story brick building at 1605 Washington Street owned by Mary Downey and housing Sumner E. Claggett’s confectionery and news stand. The fire started from rubble in the basement, causing $200 in losses to building and stock. occupants on upper floors were smoke damaged but unharmed.
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Washington Street
Mary Downey
Sumner E. Claggett
McManus
Patrick H. Welch
J. O. O’ Donnell
Fort Fairfield
Henry C. Howard
Easton
Edwin J. Howard
Howard
Philbrick
Belfast
Lewis Wharf
A. M. Carter
Ben Hazeltine
R.G. Lewis
NEW _HAveEN
Conn
Wm. H. Bolder
Orchard Street
Gardiner
East Pittston
Allen Hant
North Pittston
Joseph Kelly
Warfield
Clifftten Springs
Rochester Wheel Company
Milwakee
Milwaukee Hide and Leather Company
Wisconsin Company
Perfecely
Grand Ramps
Mich
Wayland Village
Here
Detroit
Western Union Telegraph Office
Minneapolis
Weiss & Berman
Bedlow’s
Macon
Mysterious Brush murder clues surface in Stamford case
Officers follow leads in the Brush murder of a Stamford girl. Delia Gilbert’s rubber overshoes, found with dirt and a blood-like substance, are sent to a microscopist who confirms blood on the sole. Detectives visit Gilbert but she declines to speak as an adjourned hearing proceeds tomorrow.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Brush
Arnold
Delia Gilbert
Freeman
C. C. Goodfrey
Wood
Taylor
Gilbert
Fugitive Polk Captured and Released Across Texas
Reports trace the Tennessee treasurer Polk being arrested in San Antonio as he boarded to Laredo. A $5,000 reward authorized for return to Nashville. A man claiming to be Polk released on habeas corpus, then believed landed in Mexico after a train transfer in Laredo.
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Nashville
Dan
Polk
San Antonio
Texas
Laredo
Tennessee
Hawkins
Texs
Tate
Polix
Volk
Mexico
Tex
Report on Women’s Reformatory Prison Costs and Reforms
The annual report to the legislature shows receipts up by 3807.83 and expenditures down by 8722.37, reducing net cost from 1881. Commitments total 215 with 26 transferred. overall commitments up about 17 percent from last year. Reforms include probation release results and a system recasting petty offenders under restraint. Dr Eliza M Mosher resigns due to illness. rumors of further staff changes follow.
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Reformatory Prison For Women
Eliza M. Mosher
Miss Mosher
Judge May Near Death At Grove Hall Home
Judge May chief justice of the municipal court lies near death at his Grove Hall home. Early Monday evening doctors gave little hope of his survival after hours, but he remained alive at midnight with very slim chances of recovery.
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May
Grove Hall
Tribune association declares dividend at annual meeting
The Tribune association, at its annual meeting in New York, announced a dividend declaration. Details on amount and payout date were not disclosed in available text.
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New York
the Tribune Association
City Board Adjourns After Long Session on Committees and Lamps
The Boston aldermen meeting handled standing and joint committees, holiday pay for city workers, and various reports. City Clerk-elect Goodrich was sworn in, and Lord Palmer announced committee assignments across departments including lamps, streets, sewers, and public buildings, with several new clerk and treasurer appointments.
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Frederick E. Goodrich
Goodrich
John T. Priest
Washington
Alderman Welch
Slade
Haldeman
Pray
Woolley
O’brien
Messrs
Whitten, Devlin
Leighton
Faneuil
Whitten
Devlin
Anthony
Welch
Kendricken
Hall
Stonybrook
Warrenbridge
Pray, Woolley
Weete Department
Elect
City Hospital
Eviin
Hall, Whitten
Haldemnen
East Boston Ferries
Renei Department
Anony
Financce
Aldermen
Harbor
Heelth
Mt. Hope
Cedar Grove
Leighon
Aa Parks
Surveyor’s Department
Anthony, Hall
Treasury Department
Whitten, Leighon
O'Brien
Anthony and
Woolley and
Whitten and
O’brien and
Hail
Hall and
O Brien
Haldeman and
Devlin and
Haldeman and Welch
Leighton and Welch
Slade and Anthony
Kendricken and
All
Slade and
Tait and
Public Library
Woolley and Haldeman
Welch and
Slade and Devlin
Kenaricken
Long Massachusetts House lists numerous committee assignments
The house met at 2 o'clock with Speaker Marden chairing and proceeded to adopt joint rules. Members named for Judiciary Cognwell, Probate, Finance, Elections, Rules, Education, Federal relations, Labor, Manufactures, Mercantile, Military, Prisons, Public health and other panels. Numerous names and districts listed across Boston and surrounding towns.
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Lovell
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Gerry
Freeman
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Risteen
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Locke
Steele
Rowley
Lates
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Woman’s Reformatory
John W.cummings
Fail River
Committee On Elections
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Sprague
Boston
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Potter
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Cambridge
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Cohasset
Aiken
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Switzer
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Entwistle
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Taunton
Rice
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Jayner
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Ashby
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Ren—Gifford
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Peabody
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Ludlow
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Muazuire
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Littlefield
T. C. Butler
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Eee
Lowell
Kniffen
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W Wilson
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Macintosh
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Frizzell
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Fsher
Dennis
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Templeton
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Leonard
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Eaton
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Brockton
Howland
Walker
Pillsbury
Whiting
Robinson
Republican City Committee organizes for 1883 meeting
The Republican City Committee for 1883 met at the courthouse on Monday evening to organize. Henry Parkman led as temporary secretary, Albert E. Pillsbury ward 17 temporary chairman, with Augustus Ruse as president and Uriel H. Crocker as treasurer. Committees appointed include executive finance and printing with ward by ward selections, and an adjournment was set for a meeting by the first Monday in September.
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Court House
Henry Parkman
Albert E. Pillsbury
Ward 17
Augustus Ruse
George B. Harrison
Robert F. Means
Uriel H. Crocker
John Turner
John JF. Andrew
Samuel Kelley
Otis Eddy
Wesley A. Gove
Irwin Clarke
John B. Norton
Augustus W. Stevens
William N. Starrett
Geo. G. Perry
Charles EB. Clarke
John F. Andrew
Augustus Ri
Weid
Frederick A. Green
Mertain Hatch
Thomas F. Bell
George H. Prince
Charles Turner
Geo. Kk. Learnard
James H. Nugent
George B. Harriman
G. Davis
William H. Spooner
George A. Lawin
J. Henry Stevenson
Thomas,.Copeland
H. Hi. Chandler
Edwin L. Pillsbury
John H. Rohan
Peter F. McDonough
Richard G. Brown
Herbert L. Harding
Luther H.wightman
Charles C. Jackson
M. H. Enwright
Henry C. Steltz
Henry Bright
Benj. A. Ham
Nathaniel Hamilton
J. Q. A. Brackett
Edward J. Hathorne
Henry C. Pickering
Charles McCormick
J. L. Boustauniere
Francis Alden
Frank KE. Brigham
Charles Tillinghast
John Stather
Henry Carsterson
Jeremiah Maloney
John EF. Phipps
Timothy G. Daly
William K. Spring
Frank Beaman
Erving Winslow
Alonzo Boothby
Edward A. Hunting
Solomon Marble
Charles H. Turner
Charles C Kendall
Frank A. Locke
Otis KE. Cousins
Francis L. White
John
Spaulding
B. F
Bullard
James L. Taylor
Prant Brown
Ward
A. A. Deming
J. G. Young, Jr
Imac
New State Central Committee Organizes at Democratic Headquarters
The New State Central Committee convened Monday forenoon with wide representation from nearly every senatorial district. Col. Jonas H. French chaired, with P. J. Donovan as secretary. officers and committee lists were adopted including vice chairmen, executive, and finance panels. The body adjourned after routine business.
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New Democratic State Central
Forencon
J. W. Coveney
P. J. Donovan
Boston
Jonas H. French
BCA. Plomintent
Worcester
French
Cambridge
A. C. Drinkwater
Braintree
Josiah G. Abbott
Reuben Noble
Westfield
Col
A. A. Waggett
Lowell
N. A. Plympton
M. M. Cunniff
J. P. Sweeney
Lawrence
Henry Walker
Charles D. Lewis
Framingham
John Uurley
Templeton
L. 5. Drake
Matthew Keany
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
James Devine
Navy attack blamed on Alaska traders instigation
J N Flesher, Alaska resident, describes a January shelling of an Indian village by U S naval forces. He alleges the Northwest Trading Company instigated the attack to clear lands for its own operations, with Vanderbilt and Customs official W G Morris cited as key figures. The Indians were not deemed responsible for the provocation.
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San Francisco
the Chronicle
J. N. Flesher
Alaska Territory
Northwest Tracing Company
Vanderbilt
W. G. Morris
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