Paris green death and murder trial updates in Maine
The report notes Oscar E. Blaney’s murder trial set for January 29. A Kennebunk man and a Windsor youth are described in separate suicides. Bar Harbor court action on railroad location is adjourned. A Bangor man threatens with a loaded pistol. Portland and Franger legal questions are touched. Rev Charles K Andrews installed as pastor in Biddeford with many clergy present.
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Oscar E. Blaney
Joseph T. Nason
Kennebunk
Bar Harbor
Windsor
Brooks
James F. Howard
Bangor
Portland
Franger
Ant
Charles K. Andrews
Second Congregational Church
Biddeford
Bust of John P. Howard Placed at Burlington University
A bust of John P. Howard, Esq. was set in position at the university in Burlington on Tuesday. Ira Sherman of Danby, a notorious character, was captured Tuesday after hollowing a cave in a hay mow and living there in comfort. Burlington banks report deposits totaling 777334 with capital 800000 and surplus and undivided profits 142918. James A. Howard of Jamaicca, in a local crisis, is alive but gravely injured with his head severed from the body. jugular vein remains intact.
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John P. Howard
University At
Burlington
Ira Sherman
Danby
James A. Howard
Jamaicca
Death of Taunton minister’s wife reported
The wife of Rev. A. B. Hervey of Taunton died Tuesday. Amery Davis of Holden claims a 36 year old horse. Stephen Patterson injured in Lowell when crushed between coal cars. collar-bone and three ribs broken. Three girls aged seven to eleven arrive in Lowell from San Francisco without guardians. Newburyport bids for city interest in horse railroad: J P Shaw offered 13000 but city court refused to sell. lessee’s prior offer was 10000.
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A. B. Hervey
Taunton
Amery Davis
Holden
Stephen Patterson
Lowell
San Francisco
Newburyport
Cit
Horse Railroad
J. P.shaw
Connecticut Masons Elect Dwight Waugh Grand Master
In Hartford the grand lodge elected Stamford resident Dwight Waugh as grand master and chose a fall board of officers. Separately, the Shore Line express fatally struck Henrique Silva, a 36 year old Cape Verde sailor, at New Haven depot Thursday evening. he was intoxicated.
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Grand Lodge of Masons of
Connecticut
Hartford
Dwight Waugh
Stamford
Shore Line
New York
Henrique Silva
Cape de Verde
New Haven
Silva
Four ballots fail to elect a Maryland senator
Maryland legislature casts four ineffectual ballots for a senator on Thursday. News from Montreal reports Mrs Grumwald, wife of the orchestra leader at the Academy of Music, arrested as a kleptomaniac.
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Grumwald
Academy of Music
Montreal
East Pennsylvania Railroad
California
Standard
Bodie
Wabash
Crusen
Lafayette
Mich
Thomas Shehan
Chicago
Amelia Olsen
Pittsburg
McCarter
Newburg
N. A
Assembly
John Egan
Armitage
Democrats Defend Randall Amid Revenue Reform Clash
A Boston Post despatch reports that most Democrats favor revenue reform while Mr. Randall opposes tariff cuts. The piece discusses party unity, potential shifts, and the push to read him out of the party by a large Democratic majority amid the speakership debate.
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Washington
Mr. Randall
Democratic Party
Randall
New York Sun
Morrison
Ways and Means Committee
The
Pennsylvania
Sun
Revenue Reformers
Receivership ends as Vermont lines settle and close
Hearing in Saint Albans Vermont finds Central Vermont receivers and managers acted in good faith and prudence. The court approves Hon. J. G. Smith’s management and closes accounts. Langdon versus Vermont and Canada case is dismissed with prejudice, ending 27 years of litigation.
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Sr. Albans
Central Vermont
Royce
Central Vermont Company
J. G. Smith
Fifield
Vermont and Canada
Vermont Central Railroad
Consolidated Railroad Company of Vermont
Consolidated Road
Langdon
The
Vermont and Canada Railroad
Central Vermont Railroad Company
Death claims in Maine lumber camp sequence in Malley’s Mills
Four men from Maine traveled to Malley’s Mills Pennsylvania for lumber work. George Jennings was crushed by a rolling log and died. Arthur Fraley was accidentally shot by William Jennings while hunting. William Jennings drowned driving logs. Andrew Shalcross was killed by a falling tree near Potter County. Hiram Stephens, the sole survivor, died two weeks later when a tree felled him. he planned to return to Maine.
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Hiram Stephens
Maine
Stephens
Steamer Germanic Repairs Delayed After Shaft Breaks
France reports that on Jan 11 in latitude 47 29, longitude 37 26, the White Star liner Germanic spoke with a broken shaft and steered back to Queenstown under sail. Germanic had left Liverpool Jan 2 and Queenstown Jan 3, replacing Celtic, which was delayed by a shaft failure. Two tugs search for the almost disabled vessel as it sails with 91 steerage and 65 saloon passengers.
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New York
France
Havre
White Star Line
Germanic
Queenstown
Liverpool
Celtic
Loxpox
Irish
Delmonico Burial Follows Early Mass In New York
Charles Delmonico is buried after an early morning service at St. Leo Church. The funeral cortege carried floral tributes to the church, with many attendees unable to enter the packed edifice. The remains then moved to St Patrick's Cathedral in the Delmonico vault.
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New York
Charles Delmonico
St. Leo
Delmonico
John Hoey
S. L. M. Barlow
William B. Dinsmore
J. M. Mora
J. C. Babcock
Father Dorsey
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mott Street
Bridgeport
Charles Clark
Train wreck injures passengers near Ogdensburg
A noon express on the Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg line derailed near Reisselaer Falls, overturning cars and injuring five passengers. A woman with a child was seriously hurt and taken to a nearby house while others continued south. A separate Trenton Ontario express also ran off the track with car damage but no serious injuries.
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New York
Ogdensburg
N. 2
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
Reisselaer Falls
Ontario
Trentos
Ont
Jan. K
Trenton
Ottawa
New York Industrial League Forms 30 Member Washington Committee
The Metropolitan Industrial League elected a 30 member national legislation committee to meet January 23 at the Arlington hotel in Washington. They will press plans before House Shipping Ways and Means and Post Office committees and Senate Finance and Commerce to oppose free ships and free materials. The group seeks tax repeal and tariff readjustment in 1883 to protect American labor in wool worsted goods tin plate cotton ties and wire rods.
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Washington
New York Industrial League
New York
Metropolitan Industrial League
Arlington Hotel
House of Representatives
Finance and Commerce
Senate
Senator Prud homme Robbed on Lachine Road in Montreal
Senator Oustache Prud homme was robbed and nearly murdered on the Lachine road. A highwayman pistol whipped him to the forehead before rifling pockets. The sleigh and horse were stolen, leaving him frozen and unconscious, then he walked to shelter. The incident shocks the city as Prud homme is a senior, influential politician.
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Montreal
Oustache Prudhomme
Lachine
Dick Turpin
Important to Life Insurance Companies Pilotage Laws
A brief notice outlines pilotage law considerations relevant to life insurance firms. It highlights regulatory implications, potential compliance steps, and impacts on policy operations and premiums. Officials emphasize alignment with maritime piloting standards affecting risk assessment and pricing.
Murder at Tenth Street Bridge Baffles Police
In Pittsburg on January 17 Prof. Peter Voltz of Allegheny was found shot at the right temple under a bridge. His coat pockets were rifled and his watch missing. 30 cents and a tuning fork lay nearby. Initial reports suggested suicide but lack of a weapon and the dark bridge point to murder with no clue to the killers.
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Pittsburg
Peter Voltz
Allegheny
Tenth Street Railroad
Boston
Milk Street
Merrill Brothers
Hoffman
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Hoseman Hillard
Engine 3
City Hospital
Carley
Boston Nut and Bolt Manufacturing Company
Las Vegas
Denver
Col
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
New York
West 28Th Street
Smith and Bell
J. Thom
Kneedler & Co
John Clukman
Otto Loehr
George Hech
Vickeres Doelam
Denver and New Orleans sues Union Pacific for $1 million
The Denver and New Orleans railroad company filed a federal suit against Union Pacific seeking $1,000,000 in damages claiming failure to exchange passengers and freight and alleging a compact with Denver and Rio Grande to curb the Denver and New Orleans.
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Denver, Col
Denver and
Western Banks In Corner Over Gold and Silver Certificates
Secretary Folger reports to the House on gold and silver certificate issuance from 1878 to 1883. He notes limited gold certificates by law and that 1882 83 issues matched deposits, with silver certificates issued to the full amount of standard dollars deposited. Other items include repairs costs for naval vessels and pension and appointment actions.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
House of Representatives
Wood
Indiana
Folger
House
Department
United States
New York
Patent reform bill advances with two year foreign-use rule
The House debated amending statutes to limit patent validity for foreign patents. Provisions set 17 year maximums from foreign dates, two year U.S. public use rule, and conditions for applications. Amendments sought to shield current patents and limit damages to market cost. The chamber then passed a bill on voiding improperly granted patents and a public roads bill.
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Washington
House
United States
Cox
New York
Holman
Indiana
Committee On Patents
Resolution on Star Route Frauds and Indebtedness Names
In Washington today the House adopted Springer of Illinois’s resolution demanding copies of all Justice Department and Post Office correspondence on Star Route fraud prosecutions and a list of individuals indebted to the U.S. The Bankrupt Law Convention backed Judge Lowell’s revised bill with multiple amendments and adjourned after urging commercial bodies to press the measure in Congress.
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Washington
Springer
Illinois
Department of Justice
Post Office Department
United States
Calkins
Indiana
Congress
Lowell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rockwell Wins Springfield Area Vote in Polarized 12th District Race
Francis W. Rockwell, Republican of Pittsfield, bested Democrat Col. A C Woodworth of Chicopee by 9460 to 7246 in the special election for the 12th district. Hampden county backed Woodworth by 182 votes. Berkshire county gave Rockwell a substantial margin. Rockwell’s 2214 majority caps a statewide contest with detailed town by town tallies.
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Mass
Lomaug Sc
Ccuk Wares
Ccueawns
RV Csrboc Ea Cois Cossins Evess Ian
West Springfield
Ttopaah Boon Ye
Serkshire Co. Agh. Oe
Ainceui
Aise Y Mae
Pdarent Birington
Mihucgoe Focus
Bcc Svawecas
Clevecac's
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Leee
GUC
Ccecpness Cee Sie Eaters
RGR
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Biountotoy
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Ocksnie
Mt. Wastinetollce
New
Ashford
I.e
Mari Poroiss
Bucs Rie Curae
Williamstown
Hampden County
Molds Vas Sivas
Rockwell
Pittsfield
Thayer
North Adams
Tucker
Twelfth District
Congress
Briggs
Judge Rockwell
Dawes
Robinson
Mr. Rockwell
Senator Dawes
Poultry show attendance breaks records in Taunton
Southern Massachusetts Poultry association drew a larger crowd in Taunton for its show. An incubator operated successfully and many chicks hatched. Special prizes went to Philander Williams Taunton J S Hammond Mattapoisett Dunbar and Macomber West Bridgewater W H Sylvester Brockton and S Drewett Lowell. First prizes awarded to numerous breeders for partridge Cochin white and buff Cochin chicks Turk varieties and related pens with many local and regional entrants.
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Taunton
Mass
Southern Massachusetts Poultry Association
Philander Williams
J. S. Hammond
Mattapoisett
Dunbar & Macomber
West Bridgewater
W. H. Sylvester
Brockton
S. Drewett
Lowell
Star L. Booth
Bristol
L. I
J.S. Hammond
W. H. Perkins
Watertown
W. H. Cash
Fall River
Drewett
Wright Buckley
Valley Falls
R. I
F. G. Hartley
John G. Howland
Worcester
Talbot and Deane
North Dighton
R. G. Burlington
Somerset
George A. Fletcher
Milton
E.W. Morris
Haitian Consul Reports Miragoane Surrender Insurrection End
The Haytien consul in New York, R. Bassett, reports Miragoane surrendered to the government on the 10th. Jaemel and Jeremie ports, closed to foreign trade by law, will reopen on February 15.
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New York
R. Bassett
Miragoane
Jaemel
Jeremie
France Violations and Chinese Mediation Debate in London
London news roundup discusses China not yet at war with France, Marquis Tseng in England, and possible U S mediation over Tonquin. Reports say France attacked Hue and Sontay without declaring war, with Chinese positions and BBC interest noted amid other international items.
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the Press Association
China
France
Ferry
Sontay
Hunghoa
Marquis Tseng
England
Folkestone
Hue
Bacninh
Cheng Tsao Fou
Spain
Lowell
United States
Madrid
John W. Foster
Earl Granville
Baoninh
Tonquin
Herr Fleisher
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Breslau
Paris
Paris Figaro
Pekin
Tsung li Vamen
Lang Son
Cai Binh
Li Hung Chang
America
Legislature outlines taxes and elevated Meigs rail proposal
The Massachusetts legislature reports on education reform including corporal punishment inquiry and a push to authorize elevated railways led by Joe Meigs. Other actions cover debt, charity funds, and petitions from Lynn, Charles River Street Railway, and Lancaster Water. Senatorial salary rises and local public works debates are noted alongside social club gatherings.
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Lynn Workingmen’s Aid Association
Joseph L. Greenwood
Adams Street
North Abington
William and Catherine McLaughlin
Boston
E. H. Sylvester
Eighteenth
Massachusetts Infantry
George A. Parker
Lancaster Water Company
F. S. Pope
Sandwich
George F. Williams
Industrial School For Girls
National Cane Growers Association formed in Missouri
The Mississippi Valley Cane Growers association at St. Louis, Missouri renamed itself the National Cane Growers association. It adopted resolutions opposing tariff changes and a reciprocity treaty with any foreign country, urged abolition of the Sandwich Islands treaty, and called on Congress to protect growers from ruin.
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St. Loutis
Mississippi Valley Cane Growers’ Association
National Cane Growers’ Association
Sandwich Islands
Congress
Senator Payne Reception Echoes Civil Service Reform Debate
At a Columbus reception to Senator-elect Payne the senator likened civil service law enforcement to cleaning the Augean stables with a toothbrush. He urged electing a Democratic president and endorsed a revenue tariff targeted to government needs plus fair labor compensation without creating monopolies.
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Columbus
Payne
Explosive Blaze Destroys Nine Consumers' Powder Mills
A blast at nine miles from Scranton at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western junction wrecked nine of nineteen mills. One man, L. H. Emery, is confirmed dead with likely more fatalities. Communication is cut off and details are scarce. The loss is expected to be heavy.
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Scranton
Ita
Consumers’ Powder Company
Delaware, Luackawanna and Western
L. H. Emery
Winter factory layoffs in Buffalo story debunked
Reports of mass firings in Buffalo were false. The New York Central shops typical seasonal reductions explain the drop in workers, and Firmenich grape sugar works have been closed for a year, not 400 dismissals.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central
Resignation Triggers Bolivian Ministry Shakeup
Reports from Lapaz Bolivia say Dr Quijarro resigns as foreign affairs minister. The government demands compulsory loans and those who refuse are imprisoned. Brazilian and US ministers may revoke credentials if complaints go unanswered.
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Iquique
Lapaz
Bolivia
Quijarro
United States
Vignaux Wins Billiard Contest Over Schaefer
In Paris on January 17 Vignaux defeated Schaefer 2400 to 2384. Vignaux scored 712 in 12 innings with a grand run of 322 as Schaefer posted 291 86 82 117 and 175.
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Paris
Vignaux
Schaefer
Schaeffer
Local deaths and crimes reported in Leverett street and vicinity
Charles Mack shot himself in his room at No 79 Leverett street and died shortly after. Detective efforts intensify over the disappearance of Jesse Deans. Michael Tully, 35, of South Boston died after a Runaway horse incident at Fourth and D streets. Various burglaries and assaults are noted including John Kiley’s store break in and a felonious assault on Harry C Ranahan. Ellen Foley and James L Jenkins report missing items. several robberies and arrests are also listed including a child suspect in a depot theft.
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Leverett Street
Wade
Jesse Deans
Michael Tully
C and
Gold Streets
Boston
Fourth
D Streets
City
John Kiley
Albany Street
Dorchester Express
Washington
Essex Street
Michael Hicks
Fourth Division
Harry C. Ranahan
Eliot Street
Ellen Foley
Hudson Street
James L. Jenkins
Kennard Avenue
Jerry Sweeney
James Sealey
North
Richmond
Frederick Kelley
George W. Armstrong
Fitchburg
Women Mission Board reports from forenoon and afternoon sessions
In the forenoon the Woman's Board of Missions heard papers on the position of women in Japan and women’s work abroad in India. The afternoon opened with prayer and included talks on willing offerings and a stere opticon exhibit for Sabbath schools. The Turkey mission noted eight Muslim girls in a school and one to study medicine in America, with natives paying 9000 dollars tuition last year. Several missionaries from Constantinople to Mexico attended the meeting.
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F. A. Clarkson
Japan
Miss Childs
Joseph Cook
India
J. A. Copp
Miss Borden
Turkey
America
J. Evans
North China Mission
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Williams
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Siras
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Vinson
Sirar
Morris
Bombay
Evans
China
Adams
Anusiia
Snow
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Strong
Mexico
Miners Parade in Buena Vista Prompts Arrests Expected
In Buena Vista Pa on January 17 striking coal miners parade for a third day as officers plan wholesale arrests at the works tonight with trouble anticipated tomorrow.
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Piirtsbuurg
Buena Vista
Alabama Claims Court Rules In Samuel Spring Case
The court of commissioners of Alabama claims on January 17 announced judgments including No. 884 involving Samuel E. Spring, surviving partner of the firm A. & S.S., EK, with specifics bearing on the claim proceedings.
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Washington
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims Today
Samuel £. Spring
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