Virginia tax removal debate and press positions
The Advertiser and Journal, supporters of the repudiation movement in Virginia, are asked whether they approve of removing the capitation tax in that state. If they do, will they aid in lifting a burden Democrats have aimed to remove from their constituents for years.
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Baltimore Leader honored by city for railroad service
Mr. Garrett, president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, received a warm welcome on his return from Europe. The article praises his devotion to the enterprise and the success under his management, arguing Baltimore owes much to his efforts as it pushes to become a leading commercial city. His response to the speech was modest yet energetic.
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Republicans in Virginia Set Meeting to Discuss Convention
The Republican Executive Committee of Virginia will meet next Thursday in Richmond to decide on a convention for nominating a straight Republican ticket. If not, Gen. Wickham suggests possible cooperation with Democrats to defeat the Readjusters. A formal communication from the President on Virginia politics is expected at the meeting.
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Notable Attendance Planned for Army of the Potomac Reunion
Gen Hancock will miss the Hartford thirteenth annual reunion. Expected guests include Secretary Lincoln Gen Sherman Gen Burnside Rhode Island’s Littlefield Connecticut’s Gov. Bulow and staff Gen Woodford Gen Franklin with possible appearance by Gen Grant. Daniel Dougherty will deliver the oration Col Sumner to read a poem. About 1500 soldiers expected in line.
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Daniel Dougherty
Philadelphia
Col. Sumner
Blaine favors delay in Star route prosecutions
Reports from well connected sources say Secretary Blaine urges postponing prosecutions of those linked to the Star route schemes. He believes delaying examinations would hurt his party and his prospects less. The appointment of Jake Ela as Auditor of the Treasury for the Post Office Department is seen as placing close allies near Secretary MacVeagh.
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New Hampshire OfficialJacob Ela Named Fifth Auditor
Washington dispatches report Jacob H. Ela of New Hampshire appointed as successor to McGrew as Fifth Auditor and to assume the office immediately. Ela previously secured Treasury appointment through Rollins-Chandler influence, known to possess party secrets and long provided for.
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Capitol editor targets President in Gibson libel row
The Capital accuses the President of corruption over hiring A M Gibson to aid a Star route probe. It characterizes Gibson as a libeller and urges actions against both men, while noting Blaine’s unease and Conkling’s pressure amid Mahone party loyalties.
Mr Tyner Connection with Star Route Hing
Washington June 5 The Star route controversy returns to headlines as Assistant Pestmaster Tyner faces scrutiny for alleged ties to the Star route ring. Officials claim evidence will show office involvement and dismissals of postmasters over mail returns on routes with no service. Post Office changes list new appointments and discontinuations across several states.
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Conkling's Contests in Albany Reach Adjourment Bid
In Albany on June 5 the joint convention stalemates persist with factions divided over caucus strategy. Forty plus Republicans pledge not to caucus while Administration allies fracture into small groups. Officers and members face pay issues as adjournment looms and prospects for Conkling and Platt fade, with hopes pinned on the next Legislature and adjournment maneuvers aided by Democratic assistance. A Conkling ally claims money is available to sway votes with sums up to five thousand dollars per ballot.
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Elopement of cattle dealer shakes Andes New York
John Reynolds a cattle dealer elopes with Mrs. William Gladstone the mechanic’s wife. Reynolds liquidated several thousand dollars in cash before fleeing West. Gladstone and Reynolds are left destitute with three children. Divorces sought by both deserted spouses.
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Wily Demagogue Preaching Case in Maine Pulpit
Rev. I S Kalloch spoke at First Baptist Church Rockland to a large crowd. He recalled his Rockland years and defended his character amid accusations, denying political ties since Kansas and San Francisco. He urged that he remained a minister of the poor and criticized anti immigrant sentiment. He preached twice, with a crowded evening service.
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Sawmill and depot burn at South Lancaster Vermont blaze
A steam sawmill and the Boston Concord and Montreal depot at South Lancaster were destroyed by fire, along with nine freight cars and a large wood and lumber pile. Losses cited include 12 000 for the Beattie mill and 8 000 for the depot, with 2 000 cords of wood burned. Additional fires hit Bangor Great Works and Vicksburg, plus farms in Phillips and Lowell.
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Miss
Spengler
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William Wyman
Lemuel Willams
North Anson
Lowell
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Thomas H. Hardisty
Newport Youth Shot in Breast A Mystery Affair
Newport June 5 A young man Edward Essex son of a respectable citizen was found wounded with a pistol shot to the breast after midnight. He walked home and was treated by Dr Rankin. Police find no clothing marks. Jealousy and a hidden woman are suspected amid uncertain reports.
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Liquor Raid Seizes 131 Barrels at Lynch Stable in Lowell
Lowell, June 5. Officers seized 131 barrels of hard liquor from Patrick Lynch’s Cross street stable after loading a wagon for transport. The haul totals 4 347 gallons including whiskey gin and wine valued at about 10 000 dollars. Lynch, a former licensed wholesale dealer, faces trial at the October Superior Court term. Murphy, a Lawrence man, arrested Saturday, is named in the Lynch case.
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Tragedy in Peru Nebraska Ends in Double Murder Suicide
A Nebraska City dispatch reports emigrant Albert Clark, recently arrived in Peru, fatally wounded his wife with a pocket knife, shot E M Sargent in the street, then killed himself. Sargent leaves a family. Clark leaves five children.
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Fatal railroad wreck near Edsda Rapids on C N W line
A collision of two freight trains near Edsa Rapids Wisconsin on June 5 caused a monstrous wreck with over thirty cars piled high. The East bound engineer and fireman were badly hurt while the West bound crew survived. Head brakemen on both trains were killed and night operator Charles B. Lewis was blamed for delaying orders.
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11 year old Hartwell kidnapped then traced to Greenville
John H. Hartwell son of Rev Dr J B Hartwell a Southern Baptist missionary arrived in Charleston from San Francisco via Oakland and New York after being abducted on May 2 by an unknown man. He reached Greenville with a through ticket and was placed with his aunt Mrs Ellen C Edwards before being sent south. He is described as a very sharp boy who recounts details about his abductor that seem incredible.
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Governor offers reward for Allison gang in Conejos county
Gov. Pitkin received a telegraph from Conejos sheriff reporting armed desperadoes led by Allison threaten Antonieto and Conejos. The governor issued a $1,000 reward for Allison and $200 for each gang member and ordered arms shipped to Antonieto.
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Hyde Park mass protest over Ireland policy
London reporters describe a large Hyde Park rally by Irish men and women despite rain. Parnell spoke and supported passive resistance while calling for evictions to stop and prisoners freed. Resolutions blamed government policy and demanded Forster resign.
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Remains of Mrs Gilman From Fire at Kittery Point Sent North
The remains of Mrs Gilman burned in the house at Kittery Point were removed from the ruins and sent to Ossipee New Hampshire for burial. Government bonds found in the house dispel fears of foul play tied to a possible crime.
Removal of Rock at Portsmouth Harbor Progresses
Government work on removing Gangway rock in Portsmouth harbor advances. Lovell's River bridge on the Great Falls and Conway railroad burned Thursday. a new eighty foot long bridge completed Saturday. Mackerel schooling near Isles of Shoals. seines to be set. Eight hundred lobsters and large relibut taken recently. An association formed by county representatives for a Sept 13 to 16 fair at Granite State Park Dover with Liberal and special premiums. Officers elected: B S Wallingford Dover president, George D Lamos Dover secretary, Moses D Page Dover superintendent, John S Hicks owner of the park manager of races.
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Tragic Runover Fatality Near West Jamaica
A young son of Alonzo P. Clough of West Jamaica was run over and killed by an ox cart. Addison county jurors for June were drawn from only 10 of 23 towns due to clerks not forwarding lists. Judge Wheeler's Stewart will decision filed in Burlington limits Judge Barrett from discontinuing suit by Alexander Stewart for $100,000. trial slated for October in Ruflana.
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New York
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Tragedy and intrigue roll through towns and estates
In Green Ridge near Scranton a boy named Thompson hurled a stone at a dog and accidentally killed his brother by crushing his skull. Hershing of the Soldene troupe killed himself by leaping from a Colorado Central bridge near Clear Creek. Frank Winkler of Stark County Ohio learns he is one of six heirs to a 45 million dollar English estate once built by a diamond dealer named Cape Own.
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Stark County
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Cape Own
Infallibility Debate over Revised New Testament Text
Rev M J Savage argues the New Testament text may contain errors from old manuscripts and translators. He says revision will not change core beliefs but may reduce fetish worship of the text and shift religion away from the book toward faith in God. At Berkeley Street Church Hon Chester Holcombe speaks on Opium the Curse of China, citing millions affected and treaty implications.
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China
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Dedication of the Soldiers Home in Suburban area
The Soldiers Home dedication program in Suburban includes assembling post members at 1 30 PM in uniform, a procession to the Academy of Music for ceremonies with the Governor and guests, flag raising, a 100 gun salute, Higgins band, a collation, and speeches followed by fireworks and music in the evening. The same issue notes a population increase of 575, the West school’s first class moving into the Centre school, and upcoming exams by Superintendent Lambert. A landmark on Park Street is removed and Rev John Lyon is invited to pastor the First Parish Church in Stoughton.
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