Man Impostor Portrayed Lawyer in New York Court
A man identified as J M Guiteau pretended to act as counsel for a motor company in a New York court. The presiding justice ordered him to step down. Company officers allege Guiteau was an impostor and intrusion. The Sun notes J M is said to be related to C J.
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Solon Chase Lectures on Greenbackism Stir Maine Democrats
The Journal errs by praising Solon Chase as a major Maine politician. Chase has little influence today and Democrats ignore his latest maneuveres. He has tried out steer arguments, but Republicans have fed them fodder, keeping real opposition distant.
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Albany deadlock reports clash over caucus and concessions
Conflicting Albany dispatches claim Democrats and Tammany may meet in a joint caucus to choose a ticket for both houses while another report says Tammany demands more concessions and that these have been rejected. A senator jokes about surrendering night shirts as Democrats debate how far to bow to Kelly.
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Quebec proposes gigantic lottery to fund colonization
The Quebec government proposes a $1,000,000 state lottery with 10 percent revenue for the province to fund colonization and divert Canadian investment from the United States. Newspapers oppose the plan, noting it may violate provincial law and harm public morals.
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Courtroom Crowd Gathers For Trial As Taft And Keifer Attend
Washington January 13 The crowded court room shows calm as Deputy Marshal Williams warns against applause with potential arrest. Guiiteau seeks to retract remarks about Davidge while reaffirming views on Corkhill as Speaker Keifer and Attorney General Taft sit on the bench.
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Wrecks near Spuyten Duyvil Kill Several Including Senator Wagner
The Albany bound Chicago express collided with the Terrytown special near Spuyten Duyvil. Seven to nine people reported dead and many injured. Senator Wagner feared among the dead as ambulances rush to Grand Central for full details.
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Franklin timber for 200 ton schooner this season
John P. Gordon and associates of Franklin plan timber harvest and build a schooner about 200 tons this season. George F. Calef acted as Boston and Maine railroad agent to settle injury claims from Inte accident, settling with residents of Saco. Bridges in the area were inspected by road officials.
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Manchester News Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Trials
Louis Bell post and G A R of Manchester host visits to Lowell and Manchester. Frank Gavin, 16, bound over in Manchester police court for burglary, his third offense, with $300 bail. About 209 masons from Washington and Lafayette Lodges in Manchester visit Lawrence. Montgomery Guards delegation from Portland, Maine, welcomed in Manchester and hosted at Smyth's Opera House. Ninth New Hampshire State Musical Festival set for Concord January 31 to February 3, led by Carl Zerrabn of Boston and Henry G Blaisdell conducting the orchestra. chorus expected to be the largest yet.
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Fairfield youth dies after self harm days after injury
Michael Vonghue of Fairfield aged 19 cut his throat Sunday and died Thursday. Passumpsic Savings bank elects E. D. Blodgett president replacing Emerson Hall as vice president. The First National bank of St Johnsbury declares a 4 percent semiannual dividend and has increased reserves to 160 000 after adding 25 000 to its surplus.
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The Praise Of Woman In Classical Verse And Prose
The piece extols the love of woman as a universal force across ages and stations. It links her influence to soldiers, the sick, the poor, and the rich, praising her unselfish care and divine aspect. It asserts man’s nobility and the edifying power of feminine virtue.
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