Dr Loring Speech in contested election case draws attention
Dr Loring addressed the house in a heated election dispute with Moody Boynton. The speech drew strong bipartisan interest with Democrats crossing to listen. Attending were Massachusetts senators, Senator Merrill, Librarian Spofford, and others. Boynton and Weaver are slated to speak tomorrow. Capt Eads seeks canal committee support for his inter oceanic ship railway plan backed by Mexico progress and a $3 million annual treasury flow.
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Senate Rails and Centennial Plans Highlight Congressional Week
Senate committee on railroads backs a bill granting rights of way through Fort Wingate and Fort Bliss to several lines and extends privileges to others. House Post Offices advances a telegraphy study resolution. Lamar authorized to report Cherokee and Arkansas River railroad from Arkansas City through Indian Territory to Fort Smith. Garfield aide Nichols confirms no cabinet decision yet.
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Forces Close In On Sitting Bull as Winter Campaign Gathers Pace
A Fort Assinniboine despatch says 215 troops under Capt Morris moved on January 4 to pressure Sitting Bull toward surrender. Maj Lyes with Fifth Infantry mounted and Eleventh Infantry ready at Poplar Creek. Allison seeks peaceful surrender at Milk River camp. Government intends no return to Canada, with Maj Ives poised to attack if needed. Weather bitter with 12 below zero and 15 inches of snow. Chiefs Goodseer Big Skirts Crow King and fifty lodges head toward Fort Buford to surrender, while forty lodges with Sitting Bull move to Canada.
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Death in Rochester House of Refuge Suspected Manslaughter
Abram Smith died after injuries allegedly inflicted by a keeper at the Rochester house of refuge. An ante mortem deposition and autopsy showed multiple broken ribs a lung condition abscess under the spine and near the hip a dislocated right thigh and other injuries. Coroner's jury sided with manslaughter in the first degree against John Clark a former delinquent turned sub keeper.
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Murder case in Easton linked to disputed estate
In Easton, Connecticut, 62 year old German farmer Andrew Highman was found dead December 18. His son had brought a woman of questionable character to the house the day before, and the woman was seen washing blood from clothes and covering head wounds. The death was attributed to heart disease, but new information ties to a family dispute over estate.
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Fishing Season Opens With Small Fleet In Gloucester
Gloucester Mass January 20 The fishing season opens early with eighty three vessels and 913 men absent from George’s fishery. The bank halibut fleet reports three arrivals totaling 78 000 pounds sold at twelve to fourteen cents for white and eight to ten and a half cents for gray. Frozen herring are abundant and cheap and about 2 000 barrels of mackerel have changed hands in ten days. Codfish are in moderate stock with a fair trade.
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Dense Lake Fog Triggers Multiple Rail Accidents
Jan 20 report from Cuscado describes heavy fog in the lake region causing several wrecks. The Milwaukee express rear-ended the Libertyville train at Oak Glen, injuring Mrs. A Cook of Chicago and three others. A Lake Shore train fatally struck switchman William Piper at the Thirty-ninth and Halsted crossing.
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Severe English Blizzard Slams London Area Inge Losses
Storms cripple railways with snowdrifts burying lines and isolating towns. Dozens drown as ice filled Thames harbors wreckage, telegraph wires fail, and Dover damage reaches £10,000. Londoners face shortages as trains halt and theatres sit empty.
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Chilean and Peruvian forces near Lima with clashes possible
Private letters from Panama state Chilean forces approach Lima as Peruvians march to oppose them. Noncombatants flee Lima amid fears of sack if Chile wins. A later telegram claims a battle near Charillos results in a Chilean victory and Peruvian retreat with heavy losses.
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Dublin court trials and European political briefs
In Dublin the court heard calls for acquittal of traversers amid famine suffering and political rhetoric. Across Europe, sessions elected leaders in France and discussions on arbitration, while a Spanish address passed. a Cornwall mine flooded drowning eight, and Barone Vranyczray wrecked off Suffolk with one survivor. Kurdish chief Sadyk offered 5000 cavalry if war with Greece occurred. Louvazoghi Pericles & Co. of Manchester collapsed with £80,000 liabilities.
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Fire Sweeps Twelve Stores In Witton Area
A morning blaze in Witton New Hampshire destroyed twelve stores including Masonic hall bank building and post office. Losses exceed 50000 with many insured among named merchants and officials. Additional fires reported in Norwich Woodstock Kokomo Bradford Norway Newark with varying losses and unknown causes.
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Senate Tax Plan Targets Railroads In State Jurisdiction
In Augusta Maine today an act proposes taxing railroad land buildings and fixtures by the localities where they sit plus a franchise tax on gross transportation receipts. The tax scales by average receipts per mile with increments of 750 dollars and applies to in state operations and cross state lines with apportionment methods.
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Opening of the Trial at New York
A court martial convened in New York to try colored cadet Johnson Chesnut Whittaker with charges including conduct unbecoming an officer false swearing and perjury. Defense is led by Daniel H Chamberlain and Prof Greener. The court adjourned until February 3 for case preparation.
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Serious Charges against the Chinese Six Companies
In San Francisco the Chinese Six Companies face charges over a debt collection system tied to steamship travel. Authorities say firms coerced departures by demanding dues and fined travelers. A poster offering safe passage home has been countered by a circular threatening arrest for those who skip payments.
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Unknown man found dead near Easton track in Massachusetts
The body of a about 25 year old Irishman, 140 pounds, was found face down in a ditch near the Old Colony railroad south of Easton station. No obvious injuries beyond ice marks. Thought to be a tramp who died in a fit or from heart disease. Medical Examiner Presley of Taunton to examine.
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Dairymen's Association Meets in St. Albans
In St. Albans Vermont on June 20 a Dairymen's meeting featured Mr San born's speech and a paper by Prof. Sabin on fertilizers followed by a discussion. Mrs E G Greene read a paper on Homes and a closing discussion occurred. Tomorrow the group plans a farm visit to ex Gov Smith's at St. Albans Point.
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Man hurls vitriol after marriage refusal in New York
George Dussell, denied by Mrs. Revers to wed, hurled vitriol at her and at Mr. and Mrs. Holmes trying to intervene. All injured are badly burned and face lifelong disfigurement. Revers, already married and separated, was targeted. Dussell escaped and remained at large this morning. Jacob Young, a lottery dealer, pleaded guilty and was fined $500.
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Produce Exchange Reports Grain Stock in State Jan 1
San Francisco report shows stock levels as of January 1 with 178 253 barrels of flour 19 805 466 centals of grain and 1 651 787 centals of barley. figures described as approximately correct after careful collection.
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Record ice harvest expected in Chicago season
Reports from the ice harvest indicate an unusual quantity is being cut and stored. Chicago companies will gather about 1,500,000 tons this season, nearly 5 percent more than last year’s crop.
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Rothschilds in London and Paris Celebrate Family Alliances
The Rothschild circle stages high profile weddings and a Bar Mitzvah reflecting a tradition of close kin marriages. Leopold de Rothschild marries Miss Perugia of Trieste while Walter de Rothschild nears his Bar Mitzvah as master of the family lineage.
Real estate liquidated for creditors of Arnold & Co
Benjamin G. Arnold of the coffee firm Arnold & Co transfers substantial real estate to the creditors committee to satisfy debts totaling about 70 000 in mortgages. The transfers were recorded today. Also Gen Winfield S Hancock elected president of the National Rifle Association for the coming year after accepting the post. United States Marshal Paine suspends Deputies Deubent and Wattles for allowing counterfeit fugitive E P Barrows to escape. A life policy dispute ends in favor of the defendants due to misstatements on the application. The Times notes a racehorse hunt and reports no papers yet served on Western Union American Union or Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph firms by 8 pm.
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Estate of John B. Brown Divides Heirs and Charities
By will, Maine General Hospital receives 3000 dollars. Portland Female Orphan Asylum, Association for the Relief of Indigent Women, Widow's Wood Society, 2000 each. Public Library and Maine Missionary Society, 1000 each. Portland Benevolent Society and Portland Dispensary, 500 each. Widow gets the homestead valued at 50,000 and a life annuity of 15,000. Two sons receive 100,000 each and jointly the Falmouth hotel and other realty. Daughter Mrs. Chiff gets 25,000 plus income from a store block and 50,000 more in trust. Five grandsons receive 5,000 each. Residue to John Rand and two sons in trust, with income to children until last surviving dies, then grandchildren inherit.
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Montreal plan for Niagara Falls tunnel project surfaces
A proposed tram tunnel under Niagara Falls is under consideration in Montreal as officials discuss feasibility. Separately, a string of rail incidents and legal actions are reported from across North America, including a fatal fire in Beverly Ontario and multiple train collisions with injuries.
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Chatham Street
Morrill
Berry, J. and J.& CO
Plimpton, H.R. & CO
Dimond, H.C. & CO
Miller
George H
Dorchester Av
Atlantic Works
Prentiss
PF. H. R
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
U. P. Gaither
N.E
Norfolk
Virginia and Tennessee Airline Railway As
Burbank
Ryder & Damon
Pope, W.J. & CO
Ilsley, B. T
India Street
HTC
Callahan, J. F.& CO
Lincoln Street
Campbell Bros
Dorchester Avenue
Conlon, John & CO
Cossello
J. H
Hanover
Walsh
John H
Charlestown
Bretail
Connell
M. O
Shea
Khot Street
L. W
Federal, Cor
East Street
Printers-Rand
Avely & CO
Franklin At
Benjamin Franklin
Coppersmiths
E2icohns & Son
Bowner Street
D. Bages Cormerly Hicks & Badger