Boston Lawyer Awards Ten Dollars for Corn Raising
A prominent Boston lawyer gives Miss Ada J. Mills ten dollars for industry in raising corn. The narrator jokes the prize may refer to corn rather than corns and suggests the lawyer should focus on better business.
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Country Exchange
Boston
Ada J. Mills
Portland man among state’s wealthiest figures
The late John B. Brown of Portland was likely next to ex-Gov. Coburn of Skowhegan as the wealthiest in the state. He paid a city tax last year of well over $30,000 and owned substantial property not taxable in Portland.
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John B. Brown
Portland
Coburn
Skowhegan
Mob hangs Louisiana murderer amid sundown vigil
A Louisiana mob executed a confessed killer by hanging Sunday night. The sensational act comes as authorities investigate the crowded city scene and mourners gather at dawn.
Weather forecast and marine cautionary signals
For New England the winds run north to west with partly cloudy skies and occasional snow. Temperatures show little change as the barometer remains stationary or slowly falls. Cautionary signals stay in effect at Macon Hatteras and Kitty Hawk.
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New England
Macon
Hatteras
Kitty Hawk
Park Theatre Hazel Kirke Evening Showings
Boston theatres list a schedule with Hazel Kirke at Park Theatre and Opera at Boston Theatre in afternoon and evening slots. Globe Theatre features Salviei performances in afternoon and evening. Gaiety Theatre hosts Tourists in afternoon and evening. Howard Athenaeum offers Variety in afternoon and evening as well.
Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals List Jan 11
Ships arriving or reported at various ports on January 11 include Lamperts from West Hartlepool and Germanic from Liverpool in New York reports. Other entries show City of Washington from New York in Havana and Muriel from New York at Apagua with multiple lines from New York to destinations like St. Jago and Queenstown.
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New York
Lamperts
West Hartlepool
Germanic
Liverpool
Havana
City of Washington
Apagua
Muriel
St. Jago
Santiago
Rim
Britannic
New Or
Queenstown
City of Montreal
Bristol
Eng
Cornwall
Moville
Boston
Hamburg
Frisia
Antwerp
Vaderlana
Plaimmelier
Newark
Rotterdam
P. Caland
Greece
Halifax
Textile and footwear auction notices from New York Philadelphia
An OCR fragment lists multiple firms like Wilmerding Ho set & Co and Richards & Co auctioning boots shoes woolen goods and carpetings across New York and Philadelphia. Dates include Thursday January 1s and Friday January 14 with various item listings such as water colors damaged cotton waste and oil cloths.
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New York
Wilmerding
Hoguel
W. R. McKey & Co
Richards & Co
Philadelphia
J. C. McCurdy & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Hoguet
Samuel Bunting’s Sons Co
Boots and Shoes
Isburgh & Co
Moses Colman & Son
C. T. Walker
Mondway
Philad
Lippincott, Son & Co
Carrete, &c
Gold and Silver Mining Names on Western District List
A garbled OCR list shows multiple mining companies and brands such as Bechtel Boston Cons Bullion California Consolidated Eureka Gould & City Grand Prize Golden Terra Goodshaw Bale & Norcross Mammoth Mexican Mono Northern Belle Silver Ring Ely Union Consolidated Wales Yellow Jacket, with scattered brand-like names and locations suggesting a mining securities note or prospectus fragment. It preserves many named entities but lacks coherent narrative.
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AIOMB
Cacseeese Colum Dub
Con
Virginia
Crown Point
Cee
Consolidatee Pacific
Eureka Consolidated
Excheauer
Gould & Cuity
Golden Terra Sesseee- Goodshaw
Bale & Norcross
FuUupiteres
Jackson
Martin White
Raymond and
Ely
TOD Secsetesec
Union Consolidated
Wales
Yellow Jacket
Colored meeting votes against Bruce cabinet bid in Garfield era
A Cleveland color community meeting voted not to recognize Alabama colored delegates to Mentor in support of Senator Bruce for Garfield's Cabinet. Resolutions accuse Bruce of self serving acts, praise for himself, and deny true representation. A counter demonstration and a Garfield visit by Pinchback are noted. Garfield mostly stayed at his hotel as Southern colored men urged him to appoint Fred Douglass.
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New York
Cleveland
Alabama
Bruce
Garfield
Pinchback
Cleveland, O
Gen
South
Senator Bruce
Fred Douglass
Cabinet schemes and vineg ar fraud reforms profiled in capital notes
A Washington dispatch outlines rumored Sherman.Garfield cabinet deals involving Gov Foster and Indiana Tyner amid Grant faction plans while discussing vinegar fraud legislation and Mississippi River improvements. House moves to probe franking abuses. Kellogg Louisiana seat debate continues with Saulsbury to schedule action.
Senate debates Holliday relief bill and mail contracts
The Senate discusses the Ben Holliday relief bill with focus on mail route changes and possible Court of Claims action. senators request documents from the Post Office on Overland route contracts and payments while balancing equity and delay concerns. The House passes Indian Appropriation measures amid tight votes and adjourns.
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Senate
Ben Halliday
Edwards
Vermont
Post Office Department
TGG ME Em
DE Arrdeest
Holliday
Court of Claims
Voorhees
Indiana
Sherman
Equity
Cockrell
Missouri
Postmaster General
Conkling
Congress
House
Indian Commission
Yeas
Anderson
Springer
Dem
Illinois
Messrs
Converse
Ohio
House of Tennessee
Phillips
Browne
Robinson
Massachusetts
International Congress of Electricians
Paris
Committee On Foreign Affairs
New York Chamber of Commerce
Geneva
Hearing on the Panama Canal and Monroe Doctrine Policy
A House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing examined the Panama ship canal proposal and the Crapo joint resolution opposing European backed construction. Testimony highlighted the Monroe Doctrine, with Crapo and others urging adoption and citing French subsidizing concerns. The duties bill discussion followed, detailing adjustments to taxes on wines and liquors in bond and withdrawal rules.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Panama Ship Canal
House
Crapo of
Massachuetts
United States
Crapo
de Lesseps
Noyes
Rice
Grant supports Nicaragua Canal as inter-oceanic link
The article argues for a Pacific to Atlantic canal across the Nicaraguan isthmus, noting lower cost under 100 million dollars, abundant resources, favorable climate, and strategic benefits. It cites Monroe policy, Clayton-Pulver talks, and U.S. protection of sea routes as core reasons for American interest. Grant’s piece appears to be condensed from Tribune publication with a longer version slated for North American Review.
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Bay Island
Hayes
American Isthmus
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Dartmouth College publishes eight volume general catalogue
The Dartmouth Press issued an eight volume 208 page general catalogue. Committee members include Rev A H Quint Rev H E Parker and Prof J H Wright. John M Comstock did most of the work. It lists officers and graduates from 1771 to 1880 with residences occupations dates end ages and counts totals by degree.
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N. H
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth Press
A. H. Quint
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New Bedford
Mass
H. E. Parker
J H. Wright
John M. Comstock
A. M
Chelsea
Chandler Scientific Department
Agricultural College
Bowie Cash & Co Assets and Liabilities Report Filed
The assignee report in Bowie Cash & Co shows total liabilities of 2 332 703 66 dollars with 1 401 835 28 secured and 930 868 30 unsecured. Assets total 287 974 10 after adjustments, including 1 759 125 84 actual estate value and 75 312 48 held by the receiver in Kidder Peabody suit. personal property of both partners estimated around 70 000 will fund partnership creditors.
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New York
Bowie Cash & Co
Theourt of Common Pleas
Kidder, Peabody & Co
NRA Annual Meeting Sets Strong Finances and Directors
The National Rifle Association met in New York with Col. George W. Wingate presiding. The association reported assets of about 70 000 dollars and elected new directors J R Andrew F J Hatton D W Judd A Alfred and George Seabury for five years and Col J Porter and Adjt W H Murphy for one year. Officers named E A Buck as president, Wingate as vice president, Judd as treasurer and F J Donaldson as secretary. The group discussed accepting Earl Stanhope’s Wimbledon invitation but adopted a resolution to decline on British soil.
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National Rifle Association
George W. Wingate
Earl Stanhope
Printers' Union official flees with funds in Chicago
Robert MacQuaig, financial secretary and treasurer of the Printers' Union, has run away with most of the funds. In national news, glass manufacturers meet in the city and health authorities report virulent smallpox cases with seven patients hospitalized, sixteen total.
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Chicago
Robert MacQuaig
Printers’ Union
United States
Heavy rains may harm Vuelta Abajo tobacco crop
Havana reports heavy southwest rains possibly injuring the tobacco crop in Vuelta Abajo where prospects had been very good.
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Havana
Vuelta Abajo
Debates on Irish Question Stir Parliament London Jan 11
Reports from London detail the Irish land reform debate and government actions amid Fenian scare notes. Sir Farrer Herschel warns of disintegration of the Empire by the Land League while Marquis Hartington and Mr Healy clash over coercion and the land bill.
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Shaw
Land League
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Connaught
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Mitchell Henry
County Galway
Farrer Hersehell
Marquis of Hartington
Mr. Healy
Hartington
Healy
Wexford
The
Land Commission
Kavanagh
Messrs. Shaw
Meldonmyth
Richardson
Litton
Findlater
Hopes for Peace in Eastern Question via Arbitration
Reports say Russia unreservedly approves Greek question arbitration. European concert expected to act in unison at Constantinople and Athens, raising hopes for peace. Marquis of Ripon arrives in Calcutta. Despatches note Basuto and Kalapore tensions, a French railway collision, and Corsican municipal gains for Republicans.
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Mark
Kalapore
Durban
Cape Town
Keckstadt
Paris
Chateau Thierry
France
Corsica
Carrington
House of Commons
Charles W. Dilke
Halifax Commission
Stephanie
Brussels
Plaisted Election Battle Winds Through Maine Senate
Maine Republicans fail to count out Gen Plaisted as recount shows a plurality for him for 1881 1882. Committee reports Plaisted elected and notes a potentially illegal Governor's Council under contention. Senate adjourns after brief session with minority report expected.
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Anson P. Morrill
Vassalboro
Mortland
Vassalvoro
Dickey
Verrill
Morrill
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Hhe
Harris M. Plaisted
Portland
Leas
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Pattangall
Clarke
Merrill
Linscott
Hale
White
Goss
Goodale
Harding
Emery
Daniel F. Davis
Joshua Nye
William A. Jonel
Harrison M. Plaisted
Scattering
State of
Fire strikes several New England mills and homes
Fires in Bennington New Hampshire Bloomfield Vermont and Bartlett Tennessee destroy a dwelling and barn, a steam saw mill and machinery, a carriage factory, a soda water factory, and a storehouse. Losses total about 77 000 with limited insurance coverage.
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Keene
N. H
Horace Rodgers
Bennington
Island Pond
Clark Stevens
Bloomfield
Denver
Walker
Schuler
Bartlett, Tenn
Shore Bros
W. B. Williamson
Dr. Blackwell
Wright & Moody
Centre District Medical Society Holds Annual Meeting
In Concorp New Hampshire on January 11 the Centre District Medical Society met. Dr C H Harrington of Hopkinton gave an oration on Chronic Cystites. The president presented an annual address titled Conservatism in Medicine. The following.
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N.H
Centre District Medical Society
C.H. Harrington
Hopkinton
Injunction Issued Over Forget-Me-Not Suit in Broadway Theatre
In New York on January 11 Judge Truax granted a preliminary injunction unless defendants post bonds of 1000 dollars per performance, allowing continuation of Forget-Me-Not at Wallack and Moss’s theatre only if bond conditions are met. Plaintiffs to decide course by tomorrow.
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New York
Genevieve Ward
Lester Wallack
Theodore Moss
Truax
Mike Henry
Woglom
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Board of Education
Crosby Street
Vincent Fredericks
Joseph Lowena
Frederiks
David Boyd
Compton House
Third Avenue
William Hodgkinson
Francis Whittaker
Bowery
New Haven
Bernhard Courtney
Michael Farrel
Farrel
New York Elevated Railroad
Cyrus W. Field
David Dows
Ashbel J. Barney
Tontine
Ida Marguerite d’ Atremont
Marquis d’Afremont
Wooster Street
Reading Railway control fight unfolds in court actions
Philadelphia court orders the Reading Railroad presidents and managers to pass a resolution and call a stockholders meeting for annual elections. Petition to McKennan seeks to overturn defered income bonds. Jay Gould denies airline rail plans. Evansville Indiana forms a new Evansville Dayton and Eastern railroad with 240 miles and $6.5 million capital, $350,000 subscribed.
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Court of Common Pleas
Allison
Reading Railroad
McKennan
Pittsburg
Jay Gould
New York
Chicago
Evansville
Ind
Dayton
World’s Fair amends executive committee plan
New York Jan 11 after debate the world's fair commission adopted an amendment to article five of the by laws stating the permanent executive committee shall consist of not more than fifty members with twenty five to constitute a finance committee and twenty five to be nominated by the president. Ex mayor Cooper and Wa L Strong voted against. A plan for permanent organization was appointed for tomorrow and out of town commissioners were entertained at Delmonico's.
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New York
Cooper
Wa. L. Strong
Newman
James Talcott
Algernon
Sullivan
Wim. A. Cole
Cornelius N. Bliss
Delmonico’s
Lowell City Council Holds Regular Session Actions Taken
City officials announce standing committees and name Edward J. Noyes as marshal of police. Mayor to seek arbitration for C W Saunders claim. Tewksbury Almshouse sends 100 gift for Lowell firemen. funds go to Firemen’s Relief Association. Council weighs two year terms and mayoral casting vote. reconsideration to follow. Water Board reports 12 198 water takers 682 hydrants 63 miles mains. net receipts cover interest for first time. total works cost 2 186 683 71. debt 1 800 000 with 265 939 63 sinking fund.
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Lowell
Mass
Edward J. Noyes
C. W. Saunders
Tewksbury
Firemen’s Relief Association
The
Water Board
Powder Explosion at J B Andrews & Co Store
An explosion at J B Andrews & Co store in Climax Kalamazoo county blew 160 pounds of powder, injuring twelve people nine severely. Loss set at 3000 dollars. Clerk Charles Gould customer John Shafer and laborer William Van Valkenburg were among the worst injured and likely to die.
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Detroit
Mich
J. B. Andrews & Co
Climax
Kalamazoo County
Charles Gould
John Shafer
William van Valkenburg
Savery Completes Survey Arrangements for Cape Cod Canal
Adolphus Savery of Wareham says he has arranged with the Boston Cape Cod Ship Canal Company to re survey the canal line and later report construction estimates. He will not begin work until the survey is finished, a move stirring interest along the canal route.
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Wareham
Adolphus Savery
Boston Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
Saver S
Lynch mob hangs James Brown in Lake Providence
Information from Memphis reports a mob seized James Brown from Lake Providence La. jail one night after Sheriff Powell left for New Orleans to face murder charges. Brown had killed McGuire, the city marshal, a year earlier. no arrests were made.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lake Providence
James Brown
Powell
New Orleans
Dr. Jones
Republican
Brown
McGuire
Four Baltimore Bankers Suspected in Forged Deposit Scheme
Four private Baltimore bankers were said to have advanced about 15000 dollars on forged Safe Deposit Company certificates. The forger pledged the receipts and fled. Details were promised in a day or two.
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Baltimore
Safe Deposit Company
Bankrupt Act Backed by Produce Exchange Board
The New York Produce Exchange board of managers urged Congress to pass a general bankrupt law at once. They endorsed Judge John Lowell's sketch and supported the Boston Board of Trade draft as a suitable basis for congressional deliberations.
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New York
Board of Managers
The
Produce Exchange
Congress
John Lowell
United States
Boston Board of Trade
Senate contests narrow to Depew and Platt in New York
The Albany dispatch notes Morton withdraws in favor of Crowley as Conkling's choice but Crowley seems weaker. Canvases show no clear leader, with Depew and Platt as likely finalists. Separate items report Hawley nominated in Connecticut, Sherman in Ohio, and Harrison in Indiana. Also covers Nevada senate vote, a menacing church conflict in Kentucky, New Jersey tax note, and a past murder arrest in Kentucky.
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Louisiana
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Jay Gould
New York
Chicago
New England
Woman's Board of Missions
Mount Vernon Church
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Char
Kalamazoo County
Mich
Maine Legislative Committee
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Conkling
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Fair
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the Post
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Conn
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Daniel Booth
Hammond
J. R. Hawley
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Lynde Harrison
Voice of
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Gen. Jones
Delaware
Peter Hitchcock
Walker
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Herr
American Geographical Society Holds Annual Meeting
Commander Gorringe attended the Chickering Hall gathering in New York for the society's annual meeting and officer elections. Charles P. Daly was elected president with Francis A. Stout as vice president and Levi P. Morton as treasurer.
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New York
Gorringe
American Geographical Society
Chickering Hall
Charles P. Daly
LL. D
Francis A. Stout
James M. Bailey
Levi P. Morton
William Remsey
Henry B. Hammond
Harlow M. Hoyt
Clarence King
Charles H. Baldwin
Gulf Stream
United States Coast
Blake
John R. Bartlett
Uy. Ns
Fatal kerosene lamp blast at Reading residence
The Moser home in Reading was set afire by a kerosene lamp explosion in the dining room. Three children were burned to death Sallie Rothenberger 14 and a six month old babe died, Mary Moser 8 survived but faces probable death. Boarder David Maurer sustained severe burns attempting rescue. Loss to building estimated at 2000 with no insurance.
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Reading
Wellington Moser
Sallie Rothenberger
Mary Moser
David Maurer
Chicago Driving Park set to host 10000 turf chase
Rose of Los Angeles issued a challenge to trot his 3 year old Sweetheart against any 4 year old. Col John W Conley of this city accepted for 5000 naming his 4 year old Director by Dictator. Race slated for July 9 with Rose allowed 1000 for expenses.
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Curiaco
Mr. Rose
Los Angeles
Cal
John W. Conley
Chicago
Rose
Chattanooga DA James N. Ray killed in Scott county
It is reported James N. Ray the first District Attorney for the Third Tennessee Circuit was killed in Scott county. He reportedly confronted an insult to his wife and was struck in the head with an axe during the ensuing assault. He was half brother to Congressman House.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James N. Ray
Scott County
Ray
Third Tennessee Circuit
Congressman House
Senate Concourses Amendments to Pool Selling Bill Made Law
The Senate approved the House amendments to the pool selling bill and it becomes law. It imposes a penalty not exceeding 500 dollars on anyone who keeps a house room or apparatus records bets or pools on contests of man or animal or elections.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Bishops Adjourn Sesaion of A M E and Zion Churches
The semi annual session of bishops of the A M E and Zion Episcopal Churches of America met in Petersburg Va and adjourned to meet in Washington tomorrow Delegates will attend from California New York Pennsylvania North Carolina and probably other states
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Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Othe
Danville Judge Berryman Green Resigns Effective Feb 1
Hon. Berryman Green of the Fourth judicial circuit resigns his judgeship to allow Governor Holliday to appoint a successor who will serve until the Legislature elects a full eight year term at the next winter session.
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Berryman Green
Holliday
Pool Tournament Night Results in New York
The January pool matches saw Albert Frey beat Albert Lambert 11 to 3. Thomas Wallace defeated Otis Fields 11 to 10. Samuel F. Knight triumphed over J. Schaefer 11 to 10. G. E. Wahlstrom defeated Thomas Wallace 11 to 3.
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Albert Frey
Albert Lambert
Thomas Wallace
Otis Fields
J. Schaefer
Samuel F. Knight
G. E. Wahlstrom
Steamer Ville de Brest Stranded Near Havana Reef
The French steamer Ville de Brest on the St Nazaire Havana Vera Cruz route was stranded on Rincon or Guanabo reef en route to Havana. A French gunboat and tow boat went to assist the vessel.
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Havana
Newburyport Codfish Market Signals Strong Prices
Fishermen have landed forty tons of codfish in Newburyport since Saturday selling at 175 per hundredweight. The report highlights robust harvests and high unit value in the coastal trade.
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Newburyport
Justus Dartt
Weathersfield
Putnam
Pascoag
R. I
Palmer
Mass
Matthias Hansen
Hamden Plains
Amoret
Prescott
Westfield
William Stanwood
Warren Longmore
Machias
Ernest Simons
Florence
Northampton
Troy Conference Academy
Poultney
Trains delayed in Montreal snow blockade and shifts in politics
Trains arriving in Montreal Tuesday were five hours late due to a snow blockade. Gov. Roberts of Lexus respited Hubbey sentenced to be hanged next Friday until Feb. 4. Ex Gov. Warmouth of Louisiana to receive a large sugar allotment. Anthony Metcalf of Ontario absconds with $10,000 in liabilities. New Jersey Legislature organized with caucus officers. Nine hundred ice cutters on the Susquehanna strike over wage cuts. Grant backs Nicaragua Canal in Chicago publication. Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes murdered in Minnesota State Hospital by inmate Olive A. Andrews. Kansas Legislature both Houses meet and elect leaders. Holly Springs merchants report misery from bad weather. Henry Williams found guilty of murder in New Jersey. Louisiana Mississippi roads blocked by rain, dulling business.
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Hubbey
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Ont
Anthony Metcalf
New Jersey
Havre de Grace
Chicago
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Elizabeth Hayes
Minnesota State Hospital
Olive A. Andrews
Kansas
Senate
Henry Bindley
House
J. B. Johnson
Holly Springs
Miss
Henry Williams
Bordentown
N. J
Charles Ross
Mississippi
A Debt of Honor at Globe Theatre Delights Boston Audience
The Globe Theatre presented Mr. Shewell’s five act melodrama A Debt of Honor with strong translation from the French. Miss Marie Prescott’s Duchess drew praise for an emotional, exacting role while Mr. Crisp as Avronville and Mr. Gossin as De Longueil delivered notable work. The show, repeated Thursday, shares billing with Salvini’s Othello and other entertainment pieces this week.
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Longueil
Unis
Schelm
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Arronville
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Hunter
Vandeeren
Kilday
Nat Jones
Mason
Ring
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Salvini
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Col
Russell H. Conwell
Daniel Manin
Boston Theatre
Cellier
Music Hall
Constantin Sternberg
Wilhelmj
Letitia Louise Fritch
BosTon Museum
Guv’nor
Gaiety Theatre
Henschel
George Henschel
Chickering Piano Rooms
Suburban Short Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Fires
In Satem District Court a larceny case against Mrs. Abbott was dismissed on grounds a wife cannot steal from her husband. Cambridge Horse Railroad holdings elected Tyler president. other officers named. West Newton Atheneum announced officers. Episcopal ordination of Rev. Dr. Chambres set for St Peter's Cambridge. Somerville aldermen mostly born in Maine. city council has one native of Somerville. Woburn Green Street fire damaged H. T. Fletcher's shop. watchman Donnelly injured. Fire damaged building, stock, and machinery values listed with full insurance details.
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F. T. Stevens
Caleb C. Allen
James C. Fiske
George P. Carter
Estes Howe
J. H. Tyler
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