Senators Set To Retire On March Fourth 1883
The list names J T Morgan Als A H Garland Arch G M Chilcott Col B H Hill Ga David Davis ll W J McDill Ia YP B Plumb Kan J B Beck Ky W P Kellogg La W P Frye Me J B Groome Md G F Hoar Mass T W Ferry Mich Wm Windom Minn L Q Lamar Miss A Sanders Neb E H Rollins N H J R Mc Pherson NJ M W Ransom NC L Grover Oregon H B Anthony R J M C Butler 8 S C J G Harris Tenn Richard Coke Tex J W Johnston Va H G Davis W Va Town and Mississippi have already elected senators without political change. Louisiana has already chosen a democrat to succeed Kellogg republican, and Virginia has chosen Riddleberger republican repudiationist to succeed Johnston democrat. Alabama Arkansas Georgia Kentucky Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas and West Virginia will pretty certainly elect democratic senators. The democratic chances in South Carolina and Tennessee are equally as good, with a possible chance of loss in the latter. Colorado Illinois Kansas Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Nebraska New Hampshire Oregon and Rhode Island are reasonably certain to elect republican senators. Maine is in doubt. In New Jersey there is an uncertainty, with the democratic chances best. The senate will be close after March 4 1883 the outlook now favoring a very small republican majority which can be prevented if the democrats improve their opportunities.
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Strikes Provoke Talks as Mills Prepare to Reopen
In Cincinnati President Jarrett of the Amalgamated Union meets striking workers and rules the strike unjustified. mills expected to run Monday after talks with owners. In Cohoes Harmony Mill plans to post Sept 1 start. eviction of tenements to house German and Scottish families. strikers receive support and vow to continue. Chicago reports quarrels among Trondaie strikers over wage disparities. Pittsburgh Apollo mill rumors of Monday restart with nonunion men. Milwaukee Bay View mills confer seeking satisfactory terms.
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Lightning Strikes Mills and Fires Sweep Multiple Cities
Lightning hit Elliott Bartlett's spool mill in Norway Maine causing 10000 in losses with 7500 insured and Etna reporting 1500. In San Francisco California the silk factory and four houses burned with 75000 in losses. Fire alarm in Minneapolis reported a fire in Fargo damaging Henderson's hardware store at 1000. In Jersey City fifteen freight cars and two refrigerator cars burned in yard of the Pennsylvania tailroad, loss zero.
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Medical association adjourns. new officers elected
The American Medical association adjourned at noon in Sr. Paul Minnesota. Elected president is Dr J L Allee of Pennsylvania with vice presidents Dr Eugene Grisson North Carolina Dr A J Stone Minnesota Dr J A Oterlonys Kentucky Dr H S Orme California and treasurer Dr K J Dunganson Pennsylvania. Dr William Lee of Washington DC named Sbraman and W F Peck of Connecticut chosen chairmen of the committee on surgery and anatomy. The convention will meet in Cleveland Ohio next year.
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Malley Trial Notes And Juror Health In New Haven
In New Haven on June 9 juror Lovejoy is improving and may attend Tuesday's Malley trial. Edward Cramer denies rumors of personal crisis involving his father and relatives, stating the father was consumptive and near death, prompting talk with his wife.
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Political factions and patronage under President Arthur
Washington reports show looming congressional conventions and a quiet, calculating Arthur administration. The piece criticizes cabinet picks, boosterism for “the boys,” and feuds among stalwarts and half breeds led by Conkling and Platt, highlighting Warner Miller's sidelining and the shifting New York Republican power map.
Robbers Surrender After Stand in Missouri Woods
Despatch from Kansas City reports a gang of tram robbers surrounded in woods about 13 miles northwest of Kirksville at dawn. They surrendered after resistance proved useless and were taken to Kirksville then Brookfield under guard. Two prisoners named Fox and Morris. two others unnamed. Friends at Kirksville vow to oppose transfer and a fight is anticipated.
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West Point Receives 113 Plebes at Graduation Week
Poughkeepsie June 9 report says West Point welcomed 113 plebes to their quarters amid a saluting General McDonald of the British army. A light artillery drill drew a large audience as Col. Tazelle gave farewell remarks to the graduating class and the annual hop followed as a brilliant affair.
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West Great Works to Host New Pulp Mill and Sawmill Boom
A Bangor correspondent details plans for a $150,000 pulp mill at West Great Works 11 miles above Bangor powered by a canal from falls above the mill. The adjacent Upper Stillwater sawmill of Gilman Webster Quimby has been expanded to handle vast output, employing 200 workers and 50 horses to produce about 6 million feet of lumber for Boston Providence New York and Philadelphia customers. The mill’s owners are Samuel B. Gilman James Webster and H. B. Quimby.
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Maine Gubernatorial Race Casts Light on Plaisted Support
Despatches from Boston Post discuss Maine Republican candidates for governor. Claims of a dark horse candidate and potential defections surface as several prominent Republicans pledge or hint at backing Gov. Plaisted against the field led by Thomas and Robie. A Maine insider letter endorses Plaisted, stating intent to vote for him this fall while preserving ticket-splitting independence.
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York Muaputacturing officers elected at Biddeford meeting
At a stockholders meeting in Biddeford the York Muaputacturing company elected Clerk L. L. Millken Treasurer William G. Saltonstal directors Thomas Wigglesworth Samuel Snelling Seth Bemis John F. Osgood James Longley William G. Saltonstaul Henry S. Green. A Portland flood from the Portland Water Company reservoir on Brackett Vaughan and Chadwick streets caused street and curb damage but no injuries. Estimated reservoir and street damage around 5000 dollars. water supply unaffected.
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Civics sue Portsmouth over Knibb valve patent price
The civics sue Portsmouth for use of Knibb s patent steam fire engine valve aggregate 14000 dollars. Horace Smith of South Newmarket dies at 60 after an 800 pound trip hammer accident. John Mathes of Lee dies at 72 after acute bronchitis. longtime dealer, owner, politician, and former representative. U S engineers survey Newmarket river obstructions. Gov George Thorn of Portland leads the project.
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Two Large Sturgeons Caught in Winooski River
Two sturgeons weighed 103 and 140 pounds were recently caught in the Winooski River. A girl in Troy reported a teacher saying tomorrow would be resurrection day. A thunderstorm at St Johnsbury caused lightning to strike W L Pearl's house on Summer Street, demolishing a chimney but injuring no one. damage listed at 200.
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Local incidents spark investigations and arrests in Greenfield area
A Springfield mother abandoned her infant in the woods but the child was rescued after being observed. Andrew Eddy of North Adams died after a 24 foot fall. The Bigelow murder inquest ruled death from internal hemorrhage caused by a bullet. Riots trial proceeds with key identifications while a shooting attempt near Greenfield and bond postings mark the case flow.
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Letter from John Crockett backs Governor Plaisted
Portland Maine June 8 letter to the Boston Post states John Crockett will vote for and work for Governor Plaisted. He says he is one of thousands who voted for him two years ago and now supports his re election. Signed J C Leighton on behalf of Crockett.
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Outrages in Ireland Reward Offered for Murderers
A strewn report details Irish violence with farmer injuries near Ballina Roscommon and Castle Island. The Dublin Gazette offers rewards up to 2000 pounds for murder information and 500 pounds for identifying shelterers, plus pardons for nonmurderers. An inquest finds wilful murder, two rifles found nearby, and MPs discuss suspicions and safety. Also racing results from Ascot with Fidaler and Foxhall taking top places.
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Supreme Judicial Court Adjourns Bassett Divorce Case
The supreme judicial court adjourned this afternoon with the Bassett divorce trial continued to a Boston finish. Judge Aldrich is expected to preside. Essex Institute members from Salem led by Dr Henry Whestland and George M Whitney arrived with about 50 guests to view local sites and remain through tomorrow.
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Woman Nearly Falls Over Cliff at Madison Picnic
A young woman slipped near Madison Indiana while walking with a man at a cliff edge. She plunged seven feet but landed in mud and was pulled to safety with only a slight bruise. the man warned her to stay back and she did not listen.
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Marblehead Local Notes and Upcoming Town Events
Arrangements for a Fourth of July antiques procession and other town happenings. Unitarian girls present broom drill at Abbot Hall June 22 under Capt. Martin. New York Madison Square Theatre Co to perform Hazel Kirke at Abbot Hall Monday. Universalist strawberry festival at church Friday. Eastern Massachusetts Y M C A convention June 14 at Baptist church. Manatangs Tribe No.1 Red Men to celebrate Aug 1 with parade and dinner. Unity Lodge Daughters of Rebekah to visit Anto Lodge Salem Thursday. Steamer Escort ashore at Marblehead neck Thursday. Charles E Parker’s yacht named Mona. Frank Bullard elected Gerry Fire secretary. Selectmen license billiard/pool rooms for McPhereson Frost and Kieley. Floral Sunday at Methodist June 1. Baptist Sunday School entertainment in about two weeks. Eastern Yacht Club regatta June 21 off Marblehead. Old North Irish entertained at Dr Morse’s. Young Men’s Democratic Association to meet Monday. Lasters’ Protective Union reports growth. Lynn area remarks continue.
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Two Good Races at Mystic Park Friday Winners
The Mystic Park June meeting closed with strong attendance and straight heats. Morris won the 2:20 race over Parana and Kentucky Wikes while Lulu F won the 2:45 class despite early breaks. several entries did not start.
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Dorchester
Wass
Adams & Westlake
Summer St