Maine Turmoil and National Bank Vote Mark Turbulent Year
Fusionists debate relocation of state government while Wash ington Gilbert denounces the Supreme Court. Legislature stalls with no major action and the State Treasurer withholds funds. In Congress the National Bank Reserve bill dies on a heavy 79 to 158 vote. Blackfeet cattle raids drive settlers to seek relief as government aid sustains 7000 at McLeod. An Adventist preacher in Town faces murder charges as the Groton killer eludes capture and Abbott’s case strengthens.
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Debates on Finance and Wood Refunding Bill in Congress
Lively House discussion includes Indian fraud investigations and a reform of finances. Cox closes the general debate with a firm pro revision stance. Horr seeks additional reply time, assisted by the five minute rule amid laughter as the committee adjourns.
Ways and Means debates Wood refunding bill and bond terms
Washington reports reveal Gen Garfield backing another issue of 4 percent bonds tied to Sherman plan while Treasury seeks a 50 year 12 percent bond at par but cautions against long loan. Wood favors redeemable options after fifteen or twenty years with another committee meeting slated for Saturday.
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House rejects Buckner National Reserve bill amid wide opposition
The House debated the Buckner National Reserve bill with a decisive rejection of engrossing and third reading after a 79 to 33 coin reserve amendment vote. A final tally showed 158 against and 78 for, highlighting broad resistance to financial legislation and banks.
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Reagan Inter-State Commerce bill faces rail opposition in Congress
In Washington on January 21 the Reagan Inter-State Commerce bill meets stubborn railroad opposition and likely will not pass this Congress. Key objections focus on a rule forbidding higher short haul charges, with rail leaders arguing it harms local shippers and Western farmers. Proponents, led by Reagan, say unfair rates foster monopolies and hurt competition. HM. N.
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Congressional action highlights Indian Bureau contracts in Senate inquiry
Washington reports that Senate action follows a Teller resolution demanding details on any contracts since March 4, 1877 with Board of Indian Commissioners members or firms they have interests in. Other items note Kellogg-Spofford testimony maneuvers, Negro exodus probes, Library improvements for Congress, naval cruise plans for the Adams, and assorted executive updates.
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Distillers Association Adopts Reforms in Cincinnati Meeting
The Distillers Association adjourned in Cincinnati after adopting a constitution by laws and reelecting officers. They urged Congress to tighten surveillance on vinegar factories misusing act authority and discussed repeal of bond tax and interest rules to aid whiskey in bond. Kentucky distillers backed the repeal, while President Miller stressed cooperation with the Internal Revenue Department.
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Cambridge Man Abbott Accused as Guilty Suspect in Murder
Boston and Cambridge detectives press strong evidence Abbott, alleged to be the killer, is hiding in Boston. Ayer Junction workers identify a man who came for work as Stearns Kendall Abbott. Harvard almshouse supervisor confirms Abbott’s likeness from a prior arrest at Bolton poorhouse.
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Indians Starving Yet Proud Despite Abundant Game
Captain Young reports from Wood Mountain that the Blackfeet kill settlers animals and refuse to hunt beyond horseback range. About 7000 live at McLeod under government expense while buffalo are plentiful at Fort Walsh. Sioux near Wood Mountain behave, Crees and Assiniboins near Fort Walsh lack provisions and resent allocations to Blackfeet. Blackfeet are armed and well supplied. many Canadian Indians hunt south of the boundary and do well.
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A Fanatic's Crime in Iowa Family Tragedy Rumor
An Adventist preacher Elder Buck near New Hampton Iowa is accused of murdering his young son. A neighbor reported screams and saw the father beating the child tied to a bed. The boy is missing and Buck fled as investigators probe alleged sacrifice amid fanatical beliefs.
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Admiral Arrives. Grant Given Havana Welcome and Palace Stay
Havana reports the steamship Admiral arriving with Gen. Grant and party aboard. He is hosted by the city and given residence in the palace. Grant plans to visit Hayti before Mexico, and will tour Cuban plantations by invitation before leaving.
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Wisconsin Battered by Heaviest Snow Storm of Season
Milwaukee report notes the northern region receiving twenty to forty inches of snow in the latest storm, the heaviest of the season, with widespread conditions across the state yesterday and today.
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Fusionist Governor and Court Clash Roils Maine Legislature
AvaGusta Me Jan 22 Fusionists report no Republicans in the Legislature though some on the floor. A proposed constitutional amendment would elect the Governor by plurality and a new State seal bill passes. Governor Smith says Fusionists seek no arms while citing offers of assistance and notes Republican fears of illegitimacy. Fusion caucus deliberates, later proposes moving sessions to Biddeford or Portland with mayoral protection.
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Floods in Ganea Valley Cause Million Dollar Loss
A Panama letter reports December floods inundating the Ganea Valley, submerging villages and destroying crops and livestock. Losses total about one million dollars as cocoa farms suffer, and bands of negro rioters attack Chincha Alta prompting military action and disorder. Revolt in Lima follows President Prado’s flight, with estimates of about 100 killed and another 100 wounded, papers seized, and armed gangs looting haciendas.
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Gloucester Port Sees 24 Arrivals With Halibut Cod Hunt
Gloucester Massachusetts reports twenty four fishing arrivals in the past week bringing 18000 pounds of fresh halibut thirteen boats from Georges Bank delivering 390000 pounds of codfish and 20000 pounds of fresh halibut six boats from Grand Menon with frozen herring. Halibut prices 8 and 5 cents per pound codfish 31 4 and 2 cents haddock 11 2 cents frozen herring eighty cents per hundred by count. Massachusetts Society awards ten dollars and a bronze medal to John Elwell for heroism rescuing Arthur Rich and Edward Wonson after a capsized boat. Society medal also for Sylvanus Stevens who rescued tobacconist J C Overbech from drowning after capsizing in a harbor dory last fall. Annisquam Mutual Fire Insurance Company officers elected President C Austin Fernald secretary James S Jewett directors George Norwood Moses H Clough Epes Davis Nathaniel Daley Daniel Robinson. Custom House statistics show twenty eight Gloucester vessels fished for mackerel in the Bay of St Lawrence last season with three hundred ninety one men employed and catch value estimated at three thousand nine hundred fifty dollars within the three mile limit. Effort to place a whistle buoy off Eastern Point Light due to inadequate fog bell warning. the E L Rowe would have avoided shoreage if the buoy had been present.
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Chess tournament draws as Judd and Mackenzie share second
New York sees a key chess night with Judd and Mackenzie drawing, leaving both tied for second behind Mohle who defeated Congdon to reach joint second. The list shows results: Sellman over Colenfeld in 23 moves, Judd vs Mackenzie 37 moves, Mohle over Congdon in 49, Ware over Delmar in 35, Grundy over Ryan in 47 moves. Standings: Mackenzie 8-2-5, Mohle 8-5-3, Delmar 8-3-5, Ware 8-3-5, Congdon 8-16-6, Godme...
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Unsettled Afghan affairs and global dispatches
From Cabul a despatch warns of possible outbreak as snow melts with Mahomed Jan gaining Afghan backing. Shirpur strengthens but cannot be held by 38,000 Europeans and 4,800 natives. Ayoub Khan may be favored by Afghans. Berlin reports Vatican talks, German army bill, and Layard seeking Mosul aid. Also: Davitt and Brennan served writs. Pope telegrams denial. Odessa reports city undermining. Liverpool event with Princess Louise. Lycett colliery death toll. Duchess of Marlborough fund grows. Tchikislars evacuation denied.
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Chaffee and Elkins Acquire Ortiz Mining Grant Near Santa Fe
Ex Senator J B Chaffee and S B Elkins completed the purchase of the Ortiz mining grant, 69000 acres near Santa Fe New Mexico along the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line. The deal exceeds 500000 dollars and aims to develop the property including a canal from the Rio Pecos to placer deposits. The trunk line conference adjourned sine die, tariff talks shifted to the executive committee, lake port percentages restored, and cotton rates largely unchanged. Harry Hill awaits trial for excise law violation. Paris telegraphs Edison discoveries and Andersonville survivors elect Col Hastings president.
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Two Human Fiends Rampage in Upstate Farmhouse
News from St. Albans Vermont dated January 22 reports that the Ogdensburg Road farm house of Chester Alford near Mooer's Forks, N Y, was broken into in his absence. Two drunken brutes assaulted his wife, who was alone with two infants, leaving her in a precarious condition. A liberal reward is offered and officers pursue suspected parties.
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Diphtheria Rages at Sherman Mills and Fires in Maine
Diphtheria surges at Sherman Mills. Reports of disarming the Lewiston Light Infantry are incorrect. Portland resident Naomi Butrick, 72, died after a fall from cellar stairs. Salmon eggs gifted by Prof Baird placed in Moosehead Lake hatching house by Fish Commissioner Stillwell. Ferry village resident Mary Silvadore, 30, died after kerosene lamp accident. house fire slight. Samuel D Leavitt appointed special attorney for Maine to pursue claims against the U.S. Gov. York County Agricultural Society officers elected at Saco: Hall president. Moore, Blake, Gary vice presidents. Sawyer secretary treasurer. trustees Goodall, Brackett, Lord, Folsom, Copeland. Hanscom librarian.
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Exeter Protest issues greenback paper soon
A new greenback paper named the Protest will be issued at Exeter in a short time by Mr. A. J. Hoyt. The Wolfeboro News notes robins heard singing in the village Monday morning the 19th. H. W. Butler of East Rochester plans to move his shoe manufacturing business to Portsmouth. Newmarket selectmen warn liquor dealers that prohibitory law will be strictly enforced. State Board of Agriculture meetings set for Plaistow Town Hall on the 26th inst and Centennial Hill North Hampton on the 28th. Stearns K. Abbott, once suspected in Maria L. Crue’s Groton murder, was discharged from state prison last November after serving for theft. He used an alias. Dover Democrat reports Cocheco Manufacturing Co plans a new large mill to replace four old mills. Old machinery moved from twenty-six rooms into six in the new mill. about half to be new. In civil matters, verdict for defendants in Simpson v Currier. Ladd v Candia Mutual Fire Insurance on trial.
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Liliputian Opera Tour Dates At Bellows Falls Brattleboro
The Liliputian Opera Company will perform at Bellows Falls on the 26th and at Brattleboro on the 27th, bringing their stage program to Vermont towns.
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Marlboro Water Intro Adjourned Meeting Requested
An adjourned meeting of Marlboro citizens debated water introduction and voted to ask Selectmen to call a February town meeting for action on adopting the improvement. A Massachusetts Reform Clubs convention in Amherst drew 71 delegates from 22 clubs. George W. Newell presided, J. B. Swift was secretary, with letters from Gov. Long and others and speeches by delegates. The next convention will be at Holliston on April 21. John S. Pike, once a Boston trader, found at his Haverhill home in a frail condition after not being seen since Tuesday. He was discovered in his room with a pistol and two empty barrels. authorities think he may recover. The Pittsfield Superior Court term closed with a single sentence for F. B. Van Deusen, a Housatonic merchant, who stole from Naughtaling & Pomeroy. He pleaded guilty to one count. four indictments were filed. His theft totals about $5,000. His brother, a local selectman, settled with the firm.
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Newport butcher faces heavy debts and minimal assets
William S. Bailey, a Newport butcher, has liabilities of five thousand dollars with assets scarcely anything. A Bristol county sheriff was called to arrest a suspect for an Ayer Mass outrage and murder but concluded he was not the man sought. The Aquidneck Agricultural Society bought the Chase farm near Newport for thirty four acres at twelve thousand dollars to host a fair grounds with a mile race track. The farm lies on the Old Colony Railroad line. Bishop Hendricken urged Catholic clergymen across Providence diocese to take up collections February 1 for distress in Donegal Cork Clare Galway Sligo andRoscommon Ireland. The First Regiment of Light Infantry fair opened at Providence in a crowded new armory with Gov. Van Zandt Mayor Doyle and Brown University’s Prof. Dimon present and praising Boston Light Infantry gifts. The fair arrangements are described as the most extensive yet in the state.
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Bath items note ice thickness and political shifts
A Bath correspondent reports Kennebec ice thirteen to fifteen inches thick. Gov. Garecelon is counted out yet no indignation meetings occur in Bath. Maine game protection efforts grow with plans to import two thousand Messina Quail. Eastern Steamboat Company names new directors and plans a larger boat for Bath Boothbay service by July 1, with the Samoset moved to the Kennebec route.
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Obituary notices of several prominent figures pass away
Duncan S Stewart former Trinity College professor dies in Scottsville New York at 73. Jomfort B Platt dies in Pittsfield Massachusetts at 51. J Warren Palmer of Stonington Connecticut dies at Elbitt House Washington aged 79. Maj Gen James Dawson MacDonald dies in London aged 60. Rev John Rattesboury noted English Methodist minister dies. Lewis Smith longtime Walton resident dies January 22. John K Lester prominent Providence merchant dies January 20.
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Henry A
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