Rhodes Testimonial Funds Grow With Broad Support
The Rhodes testimonial drew record contributions on Saturday led by Union club and 77 individuals giving amounts from one to fifty dollars. A Medford gentleman collected fifty four dollars from seventy friends, while another unnamed donor offered ten dollars with hope to meet Lieut Rhodes. The Philadelphia Press and Boston Post applaud the effort as the fund surpasses six thousand four hundred and says it may rise further.
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Rhodes
Union Club
Medford
Public Recognition of their Services in Gay Head Indians Fund
Boston papers report widespread contributions for a memorial fund aiding Gay Head Indians who aided survivors of the City of Columbus. Donations listed from George C. Richardson Smith & Co and others amount to sums for the fund, with officials arranging subscriptions and ensuring proper disbursement to the needy villagers.
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Indian Fund
Mostducos
Cugssauecoue
Col
Clapp
The
Boston Journal
George C. Richardson
Smith & Co
Dauweeeechved
Rice, Kendall & Co
Seeea Chvbes
MERCH
Sues
Sencareiwesge
Boston Transcript
Tunwpenga
Sco
Ces
Eeeks
Charlies Whittniey
H. C. Whitcomb & Co
Abbot Lawrence
Vaseceus
Kongss Williams
Weess
Cambridge
Robert CC. Winthrop
John B. Tolman
Gyn
William Durant
Scihss Sles Eeeeuresun
Samuel P. Mandeli
Eeitceneea
J.B. Deblois
Albert Hamlet
wSuseethaues
H. M
Annie M. Pickford
Yan
Ancient Mariner
Weburn
Wwe
Boston
Innis
Seaver
Gay Head
Gray Head
Columbus
Newport
R. I
City of
Daily News
Washington Roundup: Debates on Mahone Tariff Porter
A Washington dispatch previews a bitter sectional clash as Senator Mahone attacks Bourbon rivals while Bayard and Lamar defend Virginia and Mississippi. The tariff bill is pushed by Morrison and Hewitt for a brief, broad measure with exemptions likely. The Porter case debate continues with Gen. Curtin to close, and upcoming votes on private land claims and McPherson banking reform loom. Medals from the London Fisheries Exhibition highlight US dominance in gold awards.
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Washington
Senator Mahone
Senator Bayard
Virginia
Lamar
Mississippi
Mahone
Congress
Sherman
Sherman Resolution Is Introduced To Stir Up Strife. Mr. Sherman
Messrs. Hoar
Edmunds
Harrison
Morrison
Hewitt
Ways and Means Committee
Kelley
Russell
Ways and Means
Fitz John Porter
Congressman Ray
New York
Gen
Porter
Lincoln
Ray
Herr
Harr
House Military Committee
Finance Committee
Baird
United States
Norway
Sweden
Canada
Secretary of the Treasury
Board of Supervising Inspectors
Wage Reductions Stir Mills as Possible Strike Looms
FALL RIVER Jan 27 — As wage cuts approach mills face a potential strike while workers prefer reduced hours over lower pay. Spinners vote to donate to strikers at Grinnell mill and consider three fourths time if boards reject time reduction. Boston and Albany RR to cut pay 25 percent Feb 1 by layoffs and hours. Ware mills to run half time in February. hosiery Dept at Ware remains full time.
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Fallu River
National
Grinnell Mill
New Bedford
Manufacturers’ Board of Trade
Manufacturers’ Board of Trace
Iss
Boston and Albany Railroad
Springfield
Mass
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Ware
Otis Company
Bliss, Fabyan & Co
Three Rivera
West Warren
Returns of pig iron and Bessemer steel in 1883
Philadelphia January 7 report from the American Iron and Steel association shows 1883 US pig iron output at 5,146,972 net tons, a slight drop from 5,173,122 in 1882. Bessemer steel ingots totaled 1,654,627 net tons, down from 1,696,450, the first decline in the industry’s history.
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Philadelphia
American Iron and Steel Association
United States
Bessemer Steel
Bessemer
Great Britain
Railways Clash At Swanton Junction Aboard Montreal Train
A switch rod broke at Swanton Junction causing a collision between a Montreal passenger train and a freight train from Rouses Point. The baggage car sustained damage. several passengers including Conductor Michael O'Day and Charles Hibbard were injured. Wreck cleared by 10:30 am, delays then. Similar switch-rod accident reported in Jersey City with injuries to a signal man.
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ST. Albans
Swanton Junction
Montreal
Rouses Point
Michael O’day
Charles Hibbard
Central Vermont Passenger Department
Boston Express
Central Vermont
New Jersey
Jersey City
Northern Railroad
New York, Lake Erie and Western
Manhattan Avenue
Samuel Y. Harding
West paper company assignment shocks commercial world
The assignment yesterday of a prominent western paper company caused surprise in business circles. Liabilities are about 250000, largely for stock and fine goods, with assets near 600000, mainly real and raw materials. The assignee will operate the mill to fulfill contracts, chiefly supplying print paper to newspapers, and the firm owns three mills locally and interests in others across Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan. The situation mirrors the earlier collapse of Chicago's George H Taylor paper company, but the firm expects to settle debts and resume operations.
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George H.taylor Paper Company
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Stillwater State Prison Fire Destroys Buildings
A midnight blaze at Stillwater state prison in Minnesota destroyed all structures. Loss estimated at 500000 dollars. About 330 convicts including the Younger brothers were moved to the yard under guard with militiamen assisting. Gov Hubbard on site seeks new housing options during replacement. Other city fire reports follow from Boston and various U.S. locations with multiple properties damaged and total losses listed.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Stillwater
State Militia
Gov. Hubbard
St. Paul
Waupun
Washington County
Boston
H. Rich
Spring Street
Washington Street
Endicott Street
L. G. Burnham
East Chester Park
Danforth C. Hodges
Perrin Street
Galveston
Tex
Decatur
Evans, Hill & Co
Weekly Post
L. Mistral
Clohier
Baltimore
L. Seldner & Son
Cutis Creek
Anne Arundel County
Montreal
Jobtn Stone
Cleveland
Brentzer
Marion
Bangor
Andrews
Corinna
Dakota split plan favored at congressional session
Leaders of the Dakota constitutional movement favor division of the territory this session to seek statehood, a policy backed by the southern region and opposed by residents of the north who want Bismarck as capital. Gov Grdway expected not to succeed himself.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Dakota Constitutional Movement
Congress
North Dakota
Bismarck
Grdway
Apache children depart for Carlisle training school
A pledge of peace is presented by 55 Apache children from San Carlos agency as they depart for Carlisle training school in Pennsylvania. Dr. O G Gwin accompanies the group, with Agent Wilcox and four chiefs of the tribe. The delegation will visit Carlisle Washington and Hampton Institute.
American missions wrecked in Canton by mob in December
Advices from Canton, China report that the American Presbyterian and Roman Catholic mission establishments were wrecked by a native mob on December 16. The property was destroyed but no lives were lost.
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San Francisco
Canton
China
News In Brief From A Failing Union Era
Michigan joined the union 47 years ago. Reports recount Cheyenne chief Big Horse’s death by own action, William H. Craft of Syracuse arrested for nail robberies, and 302 miles walked in 100 hours. Parliament approves railway aid for Maine. Riverhead prisoners disembark at St Johns. Washington sewer cave-ins bury workers. Various robberies and deaths follow across Philadelphia Syracuse Farmville and other towns.
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Michigan
Big Horse
William H. Craft
Syracuse
N. Y
Dominion Parliament
Maine
Lady Glover
St. Johns
N. F
Portugal Cove
Washington, D. C
Fitz Knight
Farmville
John Hemming
South Water Street
Philadelphia
John Murray
New Orleans
Birdsboro
Reading
James Kenny
Benjamin Trent
Peck
Patchogue
Low Island
Hiram H. Post
Fourth Baptist Church
D. W. Pratt
McCormick Harvesting and Reaping Machine Company
Chicago
Fannie B. Sharswood
Congressman Bridges
Register
John Massey
William Jones
Coal Valley
W. Va
Massey
Jones
Bodecker
Pillsbury
St. Louis
Elgin, Sr
Coombs
Hurricanes and Snow Storms Cause Havoc Across Europe
London reports a week of violent gales and snow, with ruined roofs, wrecked vessels, collapsed bridges, and widespread injuries. Paris and Vienna suffer telegraph outages and panic in theatres. Debris and fatalities flood into Thames towns as ships drag anchors and storms disrupt rail lines.
No More Bodies Recovered Amid Ongoing Search
NEW BEDFORD Mass Jan 27 Tag Nellie and G W Hunt visited the wreck today No more bodies recovered but trunks of Mrs Davis and Mr Rand and a satchel of Mr Nourse and letters of Mr Beals identified by friends Buoy on Devils Bridge removed anchors stripped from wreck Patrol will be kept up until Thursday by William King a Rand relative Sixty eight bodies still remain to be found Correction from Dexter officer clarifies survivors rescued by Gay Head lifeboats and Dexter boats noting two more were saved before shore The City of Columbus disaster inquiry will begin Wednesday at 2 pm before U S inspectors with Burnham and Savage leading Noted morgue sightings and funeral of Andrew Cummings at Watertown Families gather for service
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John A. Rhodes
United States Marine Service
Fair Haven
Conn
New York Commercial Advertiser
Revenue Marine
Bangor Commercial
Boston Post
Rhodes Fund
Utica Observer
Rhodes
Dexter
City of Columbus
Springfield Republican
Wilmington
N. C
City of
Columbus
iFrom
Haverhill
Ramsgate
New Bedford
Mass
Nellie
G. W. Hunt
William King
Gay Head
Gabrielsen
Lieutenant Rhodes
Whitney
Metropolitan Steamship Company
United States
Beerse
Glaucus
Messrs. Burnham and Savage
C. A Wilsett
Nova Scotia
Kingston
N. Y
J. Lickham
Howard Street
Andrew Cummings
Watten Street
Watertown
E. P. Wilson
Phillips Congregational Church
Maiden Lane
Teresa Pepe
Noll Peli Street
Pepe
Tammany Hall General Committee
Sidney RP. Nichols
Hugh J. Graub
Joel ©. Stevens
Thomas P. Gilroy
P. Cowyn
M. F. Holahan
William H. Moloney
John J. Gorman
John Lyden
Snyder
Gleason
Patrick Walsh
Washington
Lyden
Walsh
Ireland
Guiteau
Washington Avenue Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Emory J. Haynes
Haynes
New Hampshire
Margaret Sauer
Bertha Haupt
West Forty-third Street
William P. Merres
Mary Bachert
Preston
Jacob Bachert
Fifty Seven Bodies Recovered in Crested Butte Mine Disaster
Denver dispatch reports 57 bodies found after the Crested Butte mine disaster with 2 more still in chamber No 1 and 2 at the scene. The Colorado Coal and Iron Company will bear funeral expenses and assist needy families. An inquest heard testimonies on safety lamp use and mine ventilation as the search continues.
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Denver
Col
Gibson
Crested Butte
Colorado Coal and Iron Company
Chamber No. 2
Gavin Dickson
Anderson
John Collinwood
Witness
Charles N. Davies
David O’ Hughes
Mr. Jones
Thomas Harris
Rescue Efforts Continue At Waterworks Cave In
Laborers toiled overnight and into today at the waterworks shaft cave in to reach Wmn. P. sgrown buried beneath timbers and earth. The body was found at 4 PM after an 8 hour effort. earlier, rescuers heard his pleas for help though he survived until then.
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Washington
Wmn. P. Sgrown
Kentucky caucus may lift rule to list new Senate hopefuls
Louisville Ky Jan 27 A Frankfort dispatch says no new developments in the senatorial situation and that tomorrow's caucus may rescind the rule barring new candidates. If done Carlisle's name will be proposed and his strength tested. A rule to drop the hindmost candidates after each ballot is also likely.
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Louisvile
Frankfort
Carlisle
Philadelphia Read Coal and Iron February price list
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company issues February circular for line and city coal prices. White ash coal categories show lump and steamboat at 275 dollars, broken and egg 2.85, stove and small stove 3.15, chestnut 5, pea No. 1 140, and white ash buckwheat 0.99. No change in rating rates.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Moulder Shot in Troy Boarding House Incident
In Troy New York on January 27 John Crowe a non union moulder at the malleable iron works was shot in the leg as he left his boarding house by an unknown assailant. Special Officer Hanley who was investigating was also fired upon. Fred Bennet a laborer was struck with a hatchet and badly hurt in the same attack by another unknown assailant.
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Troy
N. Y
John Crowe
Malleable Iron Works
Hanley
Fred Bennet
Winnipeg financier James McEnslee dies by suicide in St Paul
James McEnslee of Winnipeg, prominent real estate dealer and president of the St. Andrew's Society, shot himself at the Winslow house in St Paul today. The death is reported as a solitary act by a leading Winnipeg resident.
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St. Paul, Minn
James McEnslee
Winnipeg
Man
Winslow House
Pioneer Press
McEnslee
St. Andrew’s Society
Jewelry Heist at Fulton Street Store
Burglars broke into E. B. Hayden's jewelry shop at 205 Fulton Street last night. Access gained via the cellar and a passageway cut through the wall, with the greater portion of the stock stolen.
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New York
E. B. Hayden
Fulton Street
The Importance of Judgment in Character Formation
At the Young Men's Christian union rooms on Sunday evening President W H Baldwin spoke on judgment's role in forming character and succeeding in secular life. He cited Ezekiel to urge self reliance, decisive action, and measured friendship, warning against drift and impulsive conduct in morals and business.
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Young Men’s Christian Union Rooms
W. H. Baldwin
Exekiel
Ezekiel
Donnelly Seen as Likely Health Board Chairman Change
Rumor notes Hon. Charles F. Donnelly expected to succeed Dr. Davis on the board of health lunacy and charity and possibly be named chairman. Charles 4. Litchman to be removed as clerk of the board of railroad commissioners with Crafts expected to take the clerkship. Special Examiner Plympton has filed a favorable report on the Guardian Fire Insurance company United States branch to Commissioner Turbox.
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Charles F. Donnelly
Dr. Davis
Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Charles 4. Litchman
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Crafts
Plympton
United States
Guardian Fire Insurance Company of London
Eng
Turbox
Navy Yard Transfers Prompt Engineer Reassignments
Chief Engineer E D Robie after 30 months at this navy yard was detached and sent to the New York navy yard as chief engineer. William McComb expected to be ordered to this station. Commander Charles W Gridley, navigation and ordnance officer, detached and ordered to command the U S training ship Jamestown at the New York navy yard.
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E. D. Robie
Navy Yard
New York Navy Yard
William McComb
Charles W. Gridley
U.S
Jamestown
Composers at Evening News Office Replaced by Non-Union Staff
In Philadelphia on January 26, all composition workers at the Evening News were dismissed and replaced by non union men. The shift curtailed the production to a single edition as early issues could not be published.
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Philadelphia
Evening News
Paine Anniversary Observed With Dinner and Lecture
Philadelphia marked the 147th birth anniversary of Thomas Paine with addresses and a banquet. A keynote lecture by Geo Chaincy of Boston discussed the future and progress of free thought in America.
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Philadelphia
Liberal League
Thomas Paine
Geo. Chaincy
Boson
America
California Grain Crop Prospects Rise With Rain
Steady rains across the central state improved the outlook for the grain crop. The first southern California crop is expected to be the best ever.
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San Francisco
California
Cubans in Key West Protest Aguero Arrest
In Key West on January 27 Cuban residents held a mass meeting to draft an address to the American people protesting the arrest of Carlos Aguero by United States authorities.
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Keywest
Fla
Carlos Aguero
United States
Wadsworth of Morrisville Fails in Cheese Factory Venture
Utica New York January 27 J B Wadsworth proprietor of eighteen cheese factories has failed with liabilities around 7200 and assets near 40060 leading to concerns about his enterprise in Morrisville and surrounding cheese operations.
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Utica
N. Y
J. B. Wadsworth
Morrisville
Police and civic notes mix with literary lines
A collage of brief items includes Patrolman John M. Penniman's illness at 37 Bowdoin street, a career move for Justice Barrows successor, miscaptioned portraits, engagements in Charlestown, and features on temperance worker Francis Murphy and Cleveland linked figures. It also covers Captain Sampson's new appointment, Duke of Argyll's reply plans, Douglass and Purvis marriages, an Ipswich mill fire aftermath, and a digressive London World quotation on Miss Mary Anderson with remarks on American accent and temperament.
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St. Albans
Bradley Barlow
Fitz-John Porter
Rutland Herald
Jennie Kielblock
Charlestown
Samuel Spelling
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Francis Murphy
Boston
H. W. Bolton
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Company
John Romer
Rose Standish
Twilight
Duke of Argyll
George
Duke
London
Frederick Douglass
Helen M. Pitts
Robert Purvis
Dr. Purvis
Philadelphia
G. A. Grimke
F. J. Grimke
Douglass
Diets
Dudley
Albany
N. Y
Wash. Post
Pratt Street
Meriden
Rewitscer Brothers
Stafford Springs
Alfred Hirll
Mass
Hill
Ipswich
Hartford Courant
America
Mary Anderson
Josh Silsbee
Music Hall
Miss Anderson
Mayne Reid
Miss Andersen
How Boston Chronicle Probes Chinaman New Year Customs
A Post reporter visits Howard Street’s Charlie and Co to observe the Chinese New Year. He learns January 27 is the Chinamen New Year, marked by open house, special foods, and paying debts. The piece describes en route tasting opium, samples of rice bread, fowls, fruit, and social calls with locals in a vivid, period tone.
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Howard Street
Charlie and Co
Hub
Tower of Babel
Charlie
Mellican
Boston
Ife
New York
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Wagner Festival in Boston Sets Spring Premiere Under Thomas
The Wagner festival in Boston next April will be the season’s leading musical event under Theodore Thomas. It features 150 musicians, a 500-voice chorus, notable soloists, and extensive staging costs. The program may include Parsifal and Tristan readings, with boxes expanded for six per person.
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Boston
Theodore Thomas
Thomas
Frau Materna
Herr Winkelman
Herr Scearia
Emmaruch
Emily Winant
Annie Hartegan
Theodore J. Toedt
Franz Rammertz
Siegfried
Rogers Amero Is Discharged In Water Town Murder Case
Rogers Amero charged with the murder of Mrs. Etta G. Carleton at Water Town was discharged at East Cambridge Supreme Court as not pros. He has been jailed since Aug 7, 1883. Judge William Allen presided. Amero and his father Stephen J. Amero received a $175 witness allowance. Spectators crowded the courtroom as they left, and the pair headed to a Nova Scotia home.
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Rogers Amero
Etta G. Carleton
Watertown
Supreme Court
East Cambridge
William Allen
Cambridge
Amero
Stephen J. Amero
Nova Scotia
Town Melting Controversy at Waltham Votes
Citizens of Waltham seek legislative approval to validate town meeting votes from 1872 to 1883 after a by law requiring seven day posting and printing of warrants led to alleged legal defects. The issue, debated, is sent to successors and legal authorities for resolution amid petitions and discussions. Funeral details for Mrs. R. R. Pomroy note services at Eliot church with G A R honors and multiple pastors. Water project report for Nahant discussed with Lynn as potential source, bonds anticipated. Swampscott to vote on fire department plans. Cambridge democratic club reorganizes with Trask as president. Haggerty case in Salem court ends with settlement. Quincy selects John N. Fox to succeed George A. Ordway at Brain Tree almshouse.
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General Court
Selectmen
Nahant
Lynn
Swampscott
Cambridge Democratic Club
Henry P. Trask
Horace E. Clayton
James H. Wells
Buckley’s Hall
Salem Court
Daniel T
Dennis Haggerty
Peter McCann
McCann
Quincy
John N. Fox
Braintree Almshouse
George A. Ordway
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the Post
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Wm. F. Bacall
J. Saine
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Geidowsky
S. A. Craze
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