British War Chief and Telegraph Writer Clash in South Africa
Sir Garnet Wolseley, commander in chief, denies Dr Russell of the London Telegraph after the correspondent accused British soldiers in the Transvaal of looting poultry yards, canteens, houses, and a church clock. Russell heads home amid social sensation.
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Sir Garnet Wolseley
Her Majesty
South Africa
Dr. Russell
London Telegraph
Russell
Transvaal
Garnet
Maine Legislature Sits Idle Amid Authority Dispute
Acting Gov. Lamson asked Gov. Chamberlain to recognize his authority. Chamberlain refused and urged court review of legislative picks. Fusionists eye a governor election as Chicago strikers’ riot escalates with 400 unionists clashing with non union workers. Massachusetts Rifle Association annual meeting elected officers and reported solid finances. banks across New England held meetings with varied suspense in St. Albans. Parnell and Dillon visited Portland Irish groups then spoke at a Lowell meeting.
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Othrs
Walnut Hill
New England
St. Albans
Messrs
Parnell and Dillon
Portland
Lowell
Weather Signals Cautionary Across Coastal Regions
In New England rain gives way to stationary or falling pressure with north and east winds and warmer skies. Middle States canal region temps stay just below freezing. Off shore cautionary signals persist at Cape May Atlantic City Barnegat Sandy Hook New York. Cautionary signals continue at Eastport Cape Henry Kitty Hawk Cape Hatteras with Cape Lookout and Macon ordered.
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Middle States
Cape May
Atlantic City
Barnegat
Sandy Hook
New York
Eastport
Cape Henry
Kitty Hawk
Cape Hatteras
Cape Lookout
Macon
Transfer of Federal Marshals Funds Deliberations Ahead
Washington reports that a bill to fund United States Marshals and deputies for services since the last fiscal year and the year ahead will be reported to the Appropriations Committee and come before the House next week. The new measure drops the poll-payment ban, while funding is set for specific purposes. Senate discussion is anticipated. Bayard resolution and large New York petition push soft money concerns. Manning predicts Barksdale will win Mississippi senatorship, aided by Singleton’s canvass signals.
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Congress
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Scott
New York Central
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Mississippi
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Bruce
Wood
Morrill
Vermont
George J. Wiffany
Bennington
Horace C. Lee
Springfield
Mase
John J. Cochran
Massachusetts
United States Army
Committee On Banking and Currency
Government Printing Office paper contracts awarded to lowest bidders
The Joint Committee on Printing awarded GPO paper contracts to low bidders. J B Megargee and Megargee Bros. share book printing Class A and B, Post-office blanks, and map paper. Buckley Dunton & Co., Kingsland Bros., Bulkeley Dunton, Woodworth & Graham win other classes with varied prices.
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Washington
Joint Committee On Printing Today
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Philadelphia
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New York
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Woodworth & Graham
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J. F. Anderson & Co
J.and
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Whiting Paper Company
Bristol Board
Violent clashes at Knockrickard Mayo stir fears in Ireland
A violent clash between farmers and police and a posse of process servers occurred at Knockrickard in Mayo. Women were wounded by bayonets and swords as villagers resisted ejectment actions. A large police force gathers at Maam Galway amid rising district unrest.
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Lord Derby
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Duke of Cumberland
Madrid
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Legislature Faces Court Test Over Maine Government Crisis
In Augusta on January 13 1880 the Legislature met with Republicans absent and a quiet Capitol. Wallace R White refused to testify to the Bribery Committee asserting the House is illegally organized. General Chamberlain declines to recognize Acting Governor Lamsons authority and calls for a Supreme Court decision, warning against revolution. A plan to appoint a Governor tomorrow emerges as Fusionists prepare further moves.
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Fusionista
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Pillsbury
Solon Chase
A. P. Gould
Thomaston
Gen. Chamberlain
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Supreme Court
National Bank Charters Set to Expire in 1883 and 1888
Washington reports a large number of national bank charters due to expire in 1882, 1888, and specifically February 23, 1883, across New England and the Northeast. The list names many Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Connecticut River banks by city and charter status, with about 456 banks in total to give up business in 1883 and aggregate capital of $57,000,000.
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Contested Indiana House Brings Bid to Hear Testimony
The House Committee on Elections opened the McCabe vs Orth case from Indiana Ninth District. A motion to dismiss failed 6 to 8, and a petition to proceed with testimony was debated. A committee of five to study bribery and illegal voting was proposed but no action taken before adjournment.
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House Committee On Elections
McCabe
Congress
Ninth Congressional District
Indiana
Ir. Donnelly
Washburn
House Committee On Public Lands
Des Moines
Des Moines Valley Railroad
Des Moines River Navigation and Improvement Company
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Hiatch
Maine Probate Official Resigns Leaving One County Officer
Portland despatch reports Register of Probate Caleb A. Chaplin, counted in and seated January 1, has resigned Tuesday. This leaves only one counted in county officer who has retained his seat.
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Caleb A. Chaplin
Portsmouth Harbor Sees 691 Arrivals Last Year
Seaport activity tallies 691 arrivals at Portsmouth harbor during the prior year. Chas O Neil of Keene suffered a crushed hand while shackling cars. Pargetized Can Co plans to move from Keene to Charleston, where most stock now held. A 100 year old Barrington man proposed to a 85 year old lady, the age gap cited as sole objection. Centre District Medical Society met in Concord with officers elected for the coming year.
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Chas. O’ Neil
Keene
Charleston
Centre District Medical Society
Concord
J. R. Kimball
Suncook
H. A. Weymouth
Andover
G. W. Cook
M. W. Russell
Local Woman Found Inert Then Died In Weathersfield Room
Miss Laura Fellows a maiden lady was found insensible on the floor of her room at Weathersfield and lived but a short time after ward. Vermont butter on the train sells 80 to 100 cents while Iowa butter lands in Boston at 60 cents per 100 pounds. Burlington lumber mills boost business as about 63 000 000 feet of lumber arrive from Canada an increase of 11 000 000 feet from last year. Judge Abel Walker of Whiting returning from Brandon was attacked by Joe Cross for robbery but saved by two passing boys. Cross arrested at Brandon.
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Weathersfield
Iowa
Boston
Vermont
Burlington
Canada
Abel Walker
Whiting
Brandon
Joe Cross
Cross
Butler’s Creek
Wayne County
Tenn
W. A. Fowler
United States
James M. Davis
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Kreismann
Wm. West
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Bell View
Long Branch
Sandy Hook
Reading
City Passenger Railway Company
Evan Maskler
United States Marshal
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Philadelphia
Farragut
Porter
Gen. Butler
Mississippi
Explosion at Pratt's Astral Oil Works Shocks Williamsburg
A late night explosion at Pratt's Astral Oil Works in Williamsburg blew the tank top, sprayed oil across the premises, and shattered nearby windows. Three workers injured slightly, no fire. The body of Frank Leslie, a tobacconist, was buried from Dr Chapin's Church after an employee funeral.
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Astral Oil Works
Williamsburg
Frank Leslie
Woodlawn
Dr. Rogers
National Rifle Association
George D. Scott
James D. Strong
C. W. Wingate
H.S. Jewell
A. P. Stanton
F.J. Donaldson
A. Smith
Nassau Bank
Enthusiastic Irish Leaders Welcome in Spindles Lowell
The Parnell demonstration at Huntington Hall drew a full house with an admission of twenty five and fifty cents. Parnell, escorted from Dr. F C Plunkett’s residence by a band and local lodges, received strong applause. Dillon was in New York. J J Sullivan chaired briefly, Rev Michael O'Brien spoke, Dr Plunkett welcomed, and Miss Burns gave a floral tribute. A large Irish group contributed, with Jeremiah Crowley and J T Mercy aiding fundraising. total likely over 3,000. Afterward a reception followed.
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Plunkett
Parnell
Burns
Boston
Earl of Dunraven
Ireland
Father Hunt
London
Jeremiah Crowley
Society
J. T. Mercy
Mr.arnell
Gloucester Fire Insurance declares a four percent dividend
Across multiple Massachusetts towns the period reports show Brockton boot and shoe shipments totaling 5608 cases versus 1744 last year. Lowell sees leadership changes as Bonney resigns presidency at First National Bank and takes over Merchants' National Bank.
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Isaac A. Fletcher
Harris
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W. E. Heald
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Luther Ladd
Hezekiah Plummer
E. H. Dickie
Board of Health
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Salem
Charles C. Classon
Edwin Lyford
C. K. Pillsbury
Robert A. McFarland
James Sheedy
Providence City Insurance Company to Close After Loss
The City Insurance Company of Providence votes to close its business. Charlies Lang age 8 drowned Tuesday in an old well on Summer street Providence the cover broken by a heavy team. Norwich wife murderer William B. Riddle remains in New London county jail gaining attention for his devout religious conduct. A strike threatens among Aquidneck and Perry cotton mills Newport as mule spinners and weavers demand prior pay rates while frame spinners carders and poiders leave work seeking raises. negotiations expected to avoid disruption.
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Summer Street
William B. Riddle
Norwich
New London County
Aquidneck
Perry
Newport
Governor Issues Writs for Fourteenth District Election
Gov. Andrews orders a new election in the Fourteenth Senatorial District for January 19 to fill the vacancy from Gilbert W. Phillips resignation of Putnam. At Stamford Depot a train strike injured T. B. Richards fatally and injured coachman while Miss Eva Tweedy escaped harm.
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Gilbert W. Phillips
Putnam
Stamford Depot
T. B. Richards
Prof. Richards
Yale College
Eva Tweedy
Riots at Chicago Stock Yards as Striking Union Men Attacks
Early today in Chicago at the stock yards a mob of about four hundred union men assaulted non union workers with sticks and stones while police moved to restore order. A workman named Andrew Deichman stabbed Frank Gough during the clash. Deichman was arrested as the mob wrecked a street car. Local saloons near the yards were ordered closed as authorities keep watch for further trouble.
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Chicago
Andrew Deichman
Halsted Street
Frank Gough
Deichman
Senate Considers Tax Reform Bill for State and Local Duties
In Albany on January 13 a Senate resolution proposes a broad tax reform: real estate sole for local assessments. county boards to tax non exempt personal property. rail, banking, and insurance interests taxed by State assessors. life fire and marine insurers taxed on net earned premiums. manufacturing stocks possibly exempt. liquor excise taxes. real estate of corporations taxed where local, with all state taxes paid to the State treasury to meet debts and obligations.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Board of Supervisors
United States
Archbishop warns against annexation as loyalty to country urged
In Toronto Archbishop Lynch delivers a lecture denouncing annexation in North America and urging Catholics to defend the current system of government. He argues love of God follows love of country and warns that voluntary subjugation would seal doom, comparing Ireland’s independence to mendicancy.
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Lynch
United States
Union
Ireland
Military at Hawk's Nest Ready for Any Emergency
From Wheeling West Virginia January 13 1915 military units from Charleston are at Hawk's Nest in readiness The Green Brier Company stands by to move if called The sheriff of Fayette County seeks to arrest thirty five Knights of Labor leaders amid unrest while Chesapeake and Ohio trains run without interruption
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Charleston
Hawk’s Nest
Green Brier Company
Page’s Mines
Fayette County
Cannelton
The
Knights of Labor
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Senator Lamar Improves as Wife Joins Support
A Jackson report says Senator Lamar's condition has improved and his wife joined him today. Dr. Craft is hopeful for an early recovery, noting her presence was beneficial. The update comes from Mimonis, Tennessee, via a special from Jackson, Mississippi.
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Jackson
Miss
Lamar
Craft
Noted Fall River Lawyer Faces Family Split After Divorce Filing
In Fall River Massachusetts on January 13 a well known lawyer, previously a city solicitor candidate, found his wife gone and many furnishings removed. His wife filed for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment after a short marriage and prior divorce history is mentioned. The incident caused local excitement and chatter.
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Macon and Brunswick Road Leased to Brunswick Firm
The Macon and Brunswick Road was leased to J. M. Couper of Brunswick for 194000 dollars yearly with option to purchase. The buyers, backed by New York Macon Brunswick and European capitalists led by Chauncy Villard of New York, paid 10000 dollars to the Governor and plan an immediate extension to Atlanta.
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J. M. Couper
Couper
New York
Chauncy Villard
Atlanta
Trial justice A Perry Peck leaves town over $7000 trust shortage
Springfield report says A Perry Peck, veteran Northampton trial justice, vanished amid a $7000 shortage in trust funds held for his brother in law. Authorities fear partial insanity and seek his return to answer questions about the money meant for distressed relatives.
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Springfield
Mass
A. Perry Peck
Northampton
Cone
Seal fishing tragedy near Saguenay claims six seafarers
Three canoes carrying six men were swept to sea off the Saguenay and not heard from. Authorities fear loss of life this winter as rescue efforts search for survivors.
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Haigh Creditor Meeting Proposes Full Pay Plan
The creditors of J. Lloyd Haigh met in New York on January 18 to consider claims totaling 606000. Haigh's counsel proposed paying creditors in full and forming a trusteeship to manage and sell the assigned estate to trustees who would continue the business for creditors. The plan aims to liquidate the state’s entire indebtedness and transfer any remaining balance.
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J. Lloyd Haigh
Nathaniel Adams dies. noted mason and builder of Roxbury
Nathaniel Adams a prominent Roxbury contractor and a leader in Masonry and public works died at his home January 12. He built the Mayhew School the Cambridge Observatory the Female Orphan Asylum and more. He led Pilgrims Monument work at Plymouth and Standish Monument at Duxbury and served as Grand Master of Massachusetts Masons. He held city office in 1863 45 and was a longtime member and president of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association. Funeral services will be held at Shawmut Unitarian Church with Odd Fellows burial rites.
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School
Osgoore
F. D
Rhodes & ¢Co
Sullivan Aeros
Libbrie
School St
Beacon St
Bankers
Atty Ood Gilb’t & CO
Ba Foote & French
Parker & Stach Pole
Devonshire Peck, F. H
Beddinc, Feathers
W. B
Roughton, Osgood & CO
New, St. le! & Shepard
Franklin St
Little, Brown & CO
Wash
Bust & CO
Summer St
Hdith, M. L. & Sons
Martin
Shinner & Fay
Rich St
STOVE
Bills & Wiskiitney
Pearl
Jarvis Furnace CO
Reston
Ebfpr CO
Central Wharf
Boylston Brewery
Central Street
Rapfenefrper & CO
Stewers and Better
Central St
Coge, Isaac & CO
Houghton, A.J. & Co
Station
Hallock St
IORES
Freaee & CO
Rorfolak
PFAFY
Arch St
Hpeeteh & Alley
Pepot
Devonshire Sweet
Hrokssi
Cobten
LAN& & CO
Cor
Broad & Purchase
Fair Barks
Moses & CO
Howard St
Wichins
H. W
Waterford St
Carriace Builders
Sahegynt
Sudbury
Sargent & Ham
Bowker Street
Carpetincs
Soldpthwait, Joel &Co
St. Love Joy & CO
Torrey, Bright & Capen
WM. Bond & Son
F.M. Holmes Fur. CO
French, WM. C
Fulton Street
Hotels
Bell’s
Court Square
Chawhford
Scollay Square
Clarendon
Parker House
Phenix
Green Street
the ST. James
Vossler
Hawley Street
Young’s Botel
Ner’s Furnishings
Chapufin, J.C. & CO
Wash. Street
Gorcans
Estey
Hunt Rhos
Wash. St
REV Pagland Organ CO
Wash. Smith AM. Organ CO
Tremont St
Fiano-Fortes
Cundy
WW. W
Milk Street
How
J. Murray
Court St
Porteer, Alex
Wade
J. M
Wwe. Bond & Son
C. Flagg, D. F. & CO
Blackstone St
Tower. CO. B. & CO
Franklin Street
Consolidated Safety Valve Company
Selec
Sudbury Street
Correneer
St. D. Alks
Hicks & Badger
Mann
Oolice
Bostom
S. H. Robinson & CO
Baxter
Jast Smwiy
James H. Palve
Charlestown Street
Haverhill ST
EO. H. Miller
Dorchester Avenue
Bridge
H. P
Bone
OLT & CO
J. H. Benton, JR
Artigas Square
Int Mutual Life
Milk ST
Aes
WE MN
Were & van Brunt, Arcettect
Copartnerships
John HH. Wright
Wright, Bliss & Fabyan
F. KE
Belden
Jalaw
Bysamus F. Et
Switfos
Safe Deposit
Nape Deposit & Trust CO
Post-office Square
Frederick M. Stone
Frederic W. Lincoln
Thomas Talbot
Oliver Ditson
Safe Deposit Department
Edward P. Bond
Frank
Miles
Business Directory
Colvan
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