Congress Reassembles as Silver Question Divides Chambers
Yesterday both Senate and House met at noon with the Senate debating silver coinage and denying a hearing for Woman Suffrage advocates. The House considered Wood’s resolutions for a general department inquiry, Republicans adding an amendment that requires printed charges before seeking power over papers. A banquet honored ex Mayor Prince at Parker House with speeches by prominent Democrats and city figures. Other items include the Czar’s Balkans victory, St Petersburg rejoicing, a City Council committee on destitute work, the Osmers Association dinner at Young’s Hotel, Edith Longfellow’s daughter’s wedding in Cambridge to Richard Dana, and the Boston Five Cents Savings Bank memorial against remonetization of silver. Pendleton nominated for U S Senator by Ohio Democrats.
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Weather Indications for Mid Atlantic and New England
Indications for the Middle Atlantic States and New England show falling then rising barometer with cooler north and west winds. Cloudy conditions with light rain or snow across regions, followed by clearing in southern portions. Offshore signals issued for Cape May Atlantic City Barnegat Sandy Hook New York New Haven New London Newport Woods Hole Boston and Thatchers Island. Cautionary signals remain at Portland and Massport.
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Pendleton Wins Democratic Nomination for Senator in Joint Caucus
In ColumsBus on January 10 the Democratic joint caucus excluded outsiders and reporters. After three ballots Pendleton led 51 to 19 for Ewing and 16 for Morgan, Ward, Converse, and Payne, with Pendleton declared the nominee as speeches followed from Pendleton and others.
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Suffrage Delegates Hear Senators in Heated Debate
Washington Jan 10 Delegates to the Woman Suffrage Convention met in the Senate reception room for about two hours. Speakers included Mrs Sara A Spencer Mrs Dr Thoyson of Oregon and Mrs Lawrence of Massachusetts. A disruption by Mrs Crocker prompted quick silence. A committee sought floor access for advocates before the Senate and House. Senator Sargent pressed a plan to hear the sixteenth amendment advocates Saturday with two hours, provoking opposition from Thurman and others who warned of precedent and partisan risk. The session adjourned with the factional fight continuing.
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Petitions For Sixteenth Amendment Favor Across Country
Morning session featured many petitions urging adoption of the Sixteenth Amendment barring state disfranchisement due to sex. Resolutions of inquiry discussed on actions restoring Major B P Runkle to the army and Dr L J Draper to the Medical Corps. A joint resolution proposed constitutional limits on sectarian appropriations, similar to earlier aims, referred to the Judiciary Committee.
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Bills Introduced and House Debates on State of the Union
The House referred several measures including anti Chinese employment and naturalization provisions, polygamy penalties, and five cent coinage. MR WOOD'S RESOLUTION seeks to empower committees to inquire into public officer conduct to purify civil service, with Wood arguing for constitutional checks and balanced powers.
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Senator Conkling Pursues President-Appropriation Bills
Washington dispatch reports Senator Conkling pressing Hayes administration inquiries. Resolutions seek judiciary review of Runkle’s army return and Draper’s navy re-addition, both assigned to the Judiciary Committee. A Pittsburgh led convention of trade boards plans export and merchant marine actions, rail half-fare for delegates. Treasury data show revenues and balances. Cox proposes a silver standard five cent coin. Howe resigns as Pension Agent in New York.
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Nichols Divorce Custody Battle Ends With Mother Award
In Brooklyn Court the judge awarded custody of the Nichols boy to the mother amid tearful scenes. The child resisted and accused his father of pressuring him, then embraced his father before an escort carried him away as a crowd gathered outside.
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Republican push for investigations divides House debate
Washington report on the House debate over a resolution directing investigations into executive departments. Republicans resisted a broad dragnet approach while supporting written charges and proofs, and the substitute requiring detailed, signed charges. The session ended with a 101 to 99 vote adjournment, a partisan clash over oversight powers.
Chandler Denies Grievance Behind Hayes Letter
Concord native William E. Chandler defends his motives for publishing charges against President Hayes. He insists his aim was to clear himself of odium over Hayes's alleged bargain with Southern Democrats while detailing Florida and Louisiana issues. The interview notes Chandler's belief Conkling could question Hayes's legality if fraud surfaced, and clarifies his Florida role and intentions.
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Obituary notices for four prominent figures in 19th century North America
Daniel Cheever of Providence died at Delavan Wisconsin on the 27th aged seventy five. He was born in Wrentham Mass and ran a large dry goods store in Providence before moving to Delavan. Boucicault founder of Magasin du Bon Marche died suddenly in Paris leaving a vast fortune. Rodney Cooley veteran B and A Railroad conductor died at his Chester home after twenty six years of service. Mrs Sidney Wilkins once a popular actress died in New York City.
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Kentucky Senate Ballots Favor Lindsey Despite McCreary Hope
Frankfort reports two Senate ballots identical with Lindsey leading Williams by 51 to 49 and McCreary at 20. Williams known as Cerro Gordo, a former gubernatorial contender. Lindsey a Chief Justice from Southeastern Kentucky. McCreary governor and nephew of Thomas C. McCreery. Final outcome anticipated Lindsey though McCreary supporters hopeful.
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Fire damages Simmons building Essex street Lawrence
Fire last night on the second story of Simmons brick building on Essex street Lawrence caused narrow escape for lodgers. A heated brick used in bed started the blaze, fire extinguished with little damage. Lodger Frank G Haynes jumped to a roof thirty feet away, breaking his left leg and suffering internal injuries. Recovery doubtful. Also, St Louis tannery and Western stove foundry burned with $25,000 loss. Insurance includes $5,000 in Boston underwriters.
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Wood Stock Railroad elects new officers at annual meeting
At the White River Junction Vermont meeting of Wood Stock Railroad stockholders the old board was unanimously re elected. Directors then named A G Dewey as president F W Clark as treasurer L O Greene as clerk A dispute over Edward Dana residence was settled by a stock vote declaring him a Woodstock resident for tax purposes, not Boston.
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Readjusters back plan to fund debt with three percent bonds
A Richmond caucus of the Readjusters endorsed a plan to raise 5 cents of every 50 cents in taxes in money and to report a bill to fund the public debt with three percent bonds. The debt issue has split the Conservative legislature, with Readjuster wing in the lead and Independents and Republicans cooperating.
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Brown denies claims on Texas Pacific railroad support
Evansville Indiana January 10 John Young Brown rejects charges in Montgomery Blair's Maryland Legislature memory that he supported the Texas Pacific Railroad bill and that political considerations affected the electoral count. Brown says he has always opposed the railroad scheme in all forms.
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Seymour Sexton Beats Cyrille Dion In Pool Match
In New Orleans on January 10, Sexton defeated Cyrille Dion 600 to 539 in the opening billiard tournament game. Sexton posted a 162.2 average with high runs of 91 81 and 97 while Dion recorded a 15 average with runs of 101 and 87.
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Dairymen's Association plans fair. Seymour re-elected president
The Dairymen's Association of Cleveland Ohio voted to hold a fair this year and empowered a committee to execute the plan Ex-Gov. Seymour was re-elected president.
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Russians Capture Schipka Pass in Balkan Campaign Victory
Grand Duke Nicholas reports from Lortcha that Radetsky has captured the whole Turkish army defending Schipka Pass after fierce fighting. Kezanlik and Schipka are held by Mirsky and Scobeloff respectively. The Times notes battalion counts and relief of Suleiman Pasha, with celebrations in St Petersburg.
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Italy's Mourning King Victor Emmanuel Dies
Paris reports Italy's sovereign Victor Emmanuel's death sparks widespread grief. Crowds, officials, and monarchs send condolences as Rome prepares state rituals and Parliament convenes. Humbert to take oath, burial plans undecided amid hopes for Rome site. The Times notes Franco Italian anxieties and diplomat shifts.
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Armistice Negotiations Reported in Eastern Crisis
From Constantinople to London reports indicate a naval and land armistice talks underway with Mehemet Ali to organize the Roumelian army. Turkish and Russian leaders await replies as Vienna and Bucharest dispatches reflect cautious optimism and possible delays.
Famine in China Persists Amid Asia Turbulence
San Francisco reports no abatement of famine ravages in northern Chinese provinces with vast depopulated districts and no relief in sight this year or next. The U S Minister returns from Shanghai to Peking as Bradford, former Shanghae vice consul general, remains jailed. Yokohama notes Chinese Embassy arrival December 16 with officials signaling a new political faction. A court probes an alleged conspiracy to assassinate Saigo. A new French Catholic church opens in Tokyo. Japanese warships Seiki and Kuwan, built in Japan, near a Mediterranean cruise. Nominal bank with 15 million dollars capital opens December 5.
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Proposed Contests Between English and American College Crews
Oxford University crew has challenged Columbia College four for a Putney to Mortlake race as the world college championship. If Columbia wins, Cambridge will race the American crew. potential Thames clash if four American colleges form. Both universities will select fours from their eight-oared crews independent of Henley.
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Authors' Carnival at Bangor Next Week
Bddeford Star notes Bangor plans for an Authors' Carnival next week amid local chatter. Other items mention Mies Blaine's recovery, trial arguments in Portland over Capt. Johnson's death, and local court actions in Machias and Dexter.
Farmington Snow Fight and Local Election Notes
Frigid Farmington reports inches of snow and sleighing conditions. Frank Corson was sent to Reform School for three years for assault on Mrs Charles Young. Delegates to the Democratic State Convention from Farmington include J F Cloutman L S Flanders S I Amazeen E B Small J E Davis G A Jones William S Curtis of Hopkinton. Curtis, reportedly assaulted at his home by tramps, died Thursday. Tramps still at large. Rev J N Rich and Rev Lewis Malveren were injured after a sled accident at Lake Village. Manchester Grand Jury returns 287 indictments the largest ever for a single session. about twenty arraigned Thursday. Accused liquor indictments to be arraigned tomorrow morning. Concord Wards Four and Five Democrats caucus for delegates to conventions. Ward Four delegates include John H. George Newell Sanborn Frank Mason Frederick Favor J N Savage. Ward Five delegates include John H. Pearson Josiah B Sanborn George Cleaves Kerman Strauss D B Newhall John Saul. Delegates instructed to back Frank A McKeon of Nashua for Governor.
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Orleans County Medical Society to meet at Barton Landing
The semi annual meeting of the Orleans County Medical Society will be held at Barton Landing, January 16. Henry Chamberlain of North Troy, about 18, was arrested for breaking into B. F. Pearl's store and stealing five watches and other jewelry. The William Woodworth case ended in acquittal, self defense cited. Charles A. Bell of Fairfax died suddenly in Rutland on Wednesday after a wedding trip to Montreal. Weather record at Newport notes average snow fall 5 inches, rainfall 3 inches per month, average temperature 41 degrees.
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Lowell Officials Appoint Deputy Marshal and City Posts
At a special meeting Aldermen confirmed Jacob G. Favor as Deputy Marshal. Taunton chose George F. Seaver City Marshal and expanded city posts. Berkshire mill owners discuss the ten hour law while Massachusetts factories resist longer hours. Stray cases include a missing dentist, a woman deemed insane, and a failed mill safe robbery.
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A. E. Verrill
Yale College
Horticultural Hall
Tegether
Boston Music Hall
Music Hall
Clark, Adams & Clark
China and Glass
Music Hall Place
Jas Wes
A. P. Peck
Boston Music Hamll
Theodore Thomas
Sevasces
Maxonic
Johannes Brahms
Volkman
Judas Iscariot
Potter’s Field
Darius Cobb
Studio Building
Fmwtr
NEW Publications
Mrs Sherwood
Nina
New York Graphic
Hartford Courant
Appleton & Co., Publishers
Broadway
Hawley Street
Pear Bros
TOBRN
Pear & Son
Riend Street
VAL
Star
Lily
Leeree
Lawes Oats
Haxall
Minn
Pat
Zbetuim
Wall
Tremont St