Irish Societies Vow St. Patrick Lecture for Relief Fund
The Boston Irish societies convention voted last evening to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a lecture the proceeds of which go to the Irish relief fund. A railroad war brews among Western lines over Colorado business apportionment and planned grain transport rate cuts.
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Convention of Irish Societies of
Boston
Irish Relief Fund
Colorado
Auction Schedule of Various Goods and Vehicles
Wednesday through Friday listing multiple sales events for horses and carriages boots and shoes dry goods dress goods and carpets. Vendors include Moses Colman & son Albert Howe & Co Hawes & Henshaw Rhodes & Co J C McCurdy Co Wilmerding Hoguet Co Samuel Bunting's Sons Lappincott Son Co F Wolbert and others with locations in Philadelphia New Orleans New York Piladelphia and Boston.
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Isburgh & Co
C. T. Walker
Chas. H
Edgar Snow
Horatio Harris & Co
New York
Charles
Warren
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting
Lone, Carpets
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Albert Howe & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Rhodes & Co. Ribbons
Wilmerding
Hoguettc
Boots and Shoes
J.C. McCurdy & Co
Boots
John Horton
New Orleans
Vincent & Co
Piladelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
Philad
Lappincott, Son & Co
Wilmerding, Hogenet & Co
Croaking
F. Wolbert
A. S. Eaton
Paris
F. G. Wolbert
Hogue
C. C. Warren
State Officers Chosen After Governor Inauguration
After the inauguration of the Governor another convention was formed and the following State officers chosen: G. A. Sawyer Secretary of State, Charles A. White Treasurer, W. H. McLellan Attorney General, M. M. Wolsom Adjutant General. Both branches adjourned until 9 o'clock tomorrow.
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Edwin C. Moody
York
Charles H. Chase
Portland
John B. Redman
Ellsworth
Henry A. Priest
Vassalboro
Kirth
William M. Rust
Belfast
John B. Foster
Bangor
Charlies R. Whiddin
Calais
Léon
G. A. Sawyer
Charles A. White
W. H. McLellan
M. M. Wolsom
Maine Governor Joseph L. Smith Inaugural Address
The Maine inaugural event begins with oath of office for Governor elect Joseph L. Smith in Augusta on January 16. Smith outlines constitutional duties, educational goals, and state reforms, focusing on public schools, normal and high education, liquor enforcement, public institutions, savings banks, militia restoration, and biennial elections.
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Smith
Augusta
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Field
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Talbot
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Oldtown
Hussey
Brooks
Duty of Decennial Valuation and Apportionment
The message stresses careful deliberation in the decennial valuation and apportionment to ensure exact justice among all municipalities and that the State's resources are fairly allocated. It underscores the gravity of the task and the need for thorough consideration by the appropriate authorities.
Republican sweep sparks cheers in Augusta Maine
Despatches report the Supreme Court ruling solidly sustains Republicans in all positions. In Augusta, hundreds of Republicans celebrate while Fusionists lift their spirits with uncertainty. Senate President Lamson assures no party interference as militia and Capitol Guards prepare, and Republicans plan further legislative action amid court backing.
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Supreme Court
Col. Blood
State House
Fusion
Lamson
Senate
Gen. Chamberlain
State OF Maine
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Chamberlain guarantees access to State House for all parties
Gen Chamberlain issues a calm assurance to Maine residents denying rumors of party seizure or violence at the State House. He pledges impartial protection of rights and privileges for members elect and warns against any attempt to gain unfair advantage.
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Maine
Augusta
Chamberlain
State House
Ether
Joshua Il. Chamberlain
State vs. Smith and Maine constitutional questions
A Maine court opinion addresses oaths, quorum, and legitimacy of legislative organization. It discusses administering oaths when governors councils are absent, qualifications of members, large detailed rulings on election validity, resignations, and the mechanism to determine governor, senate, and house authority amid contested rolls and missing returns.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Joseph A. Locke
Senate
George
Weeks
House of Representatives
Augusta
House
Lewis Vater
Cyrus A. Thomas
Andrew Hawes
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Legislative Department
Maine
Counel
Questons
Smith
Lew
Sna Council
Fxets
Portland
Lewiston
Rockland
Bath
Saco
R.S
Lhear
Enpate
Marshall
Cohens
Virginia
Signea
John Appleton
Charles W. Walton
William G. Barrows
Charles Danforth
John A. Peters
Artemas Libbey
Joseph W. S.monds
George FE. Weeks
Nomination delays and cabinet cases loom in Senate
The President sent English and Russian mission nominations to the Senate, but the messenger arrived after adjournment, leaving names undisclosed. Secretary Evarts refused to reveal them, noting changes in three days. The day also featured discussion of Paymaster Bellows reinstatement, and ongoing debates on the Reagan Interstate Commerce bill.
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Evarts
Grant
Williams
America
Commerce
Albert Fink
New York
Counsel Cowen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Proposed constitutional amendment on presidential election details debated
Washington Jan 16 a sub committee of the House select committee on the law regarding the election's ascertainment and result today favored reporting to the full committee a joint resolution by Representative Bicknell. It outlines national popular vote based presidential and vice presidential counting with specific judicial certification and counting rules. The main differences between current practice and the amendment are summarized.
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Fort Kent
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Lincoln
Ingalls
Wiscasset
Smith
Garcelon
Joseph L. Smith
Alonzo Garceton
Washington
House Select Committee
Bicknell
Rerson
United States
Stoppage of Work Triggers Coal Famine Threats in Pittsburg
A Pittsburg special reports a widespread coal miners strike across the Monongahela and Mahoning Valleys and along the Pan Handle rail lines. Mills face shutdowns due to fuel shortages, prices rise, and riots loom as miners obey wage-demand refusals while new workers are hired in some mines.
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Pittsburg
New York
Monongahela
Mahoning
Pan Handle
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Miners’ Organization
Mnines
Fires Reported Across Multiple Cities Including Tenement Blaze
A series of urban fires reported from New York to New Orleans details incidents on Sheriff street, Bloomfield, Carthage, Kandoli, Dracut and a ship hold blaze. Notable losses include a burned tenement affecting three children, a Bloomfield hotel destroyed, and several businesses damaged. Insurance and salvage outcomes vary, with minor injuries and no fatalities confirmed.
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Sheriff Street
Michael Cohen
Cohen
William
Hannah
Louis
Hartford
Conn
F. G. Strickland
Bloomfield
So. Louis
Carthage
Kandolih
Mass
Charles
Protector
Young Ladies’ Journal
Seeciayt
Paris
THE
International News Company
Witmer & Rogers News Company
Peekman Street
Forelon
Prince Bismarck Health Improves and Vatican Agreement
Summary of diverse 19th century items: Prince Bismarck shows health improvement while Germany and the Vatican reach an agreement. The Irish relief fund for the Duchess of Marlborough has reached £19,000. Reports confirm a recent discord between Russian and Prussian officers at Kalische Poland. The Pesth mob is blamed on laborers and roughs, with the International Society suspected. Francisco Otero Gonzalez’s defense team demands a mental health evaluation after his failed assassination attempt on King Alfonso. A landslip devastates Alcala Del Juecar in Albacete Spain, killing several and displacing fifty. Rome reports Pope Leo XIII appoints Dr Elder as coadjutor to the Cincinnati archbishop. Persia claims a second Russian defeat at Sarcomans, forcing evacuation of Tehikislar. Writs for Davitt Daly Killen Brennan on sedition await surrender, with formal proceedings and two weeks’ time to observe before trial.
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Albacete
Spain
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