Senate Amends Pension Agent Bill During Heated Debate
The Senate approved amendments to a bill authorizing a temporary Pension Agent in New York amid sharp comments from Missouri’s Mr. Crittenden and Vermont’s Mr. Joyce. Gen. Butler hinted at time constraints while Nevada’s Senator Jones savaged the president’s message as weak and unhelpful. Nome note ends this item.
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Venezuelan claim question dominates Foreign Affairs panel
In Washington on March 1 the Foreign Affairs Committee heard Mr William A. Pile argue for abrogating the Mixed Commission awards. He alleged Villa Fane, a Venezuelan commissioner, was corrupted by money while holding a senior Venezuelan post, with Pile facing a heavy contingent fee if the award is dissolved. The day also covered postal savings bonds, a 3.65 percent rate, and a proposed 10 percent legal tender note issue totaling up to 50 million dollars. The nomination of honorary Paris Exposition commissioners Parke Godwin, John T. Norton, and J. Herbert Shedd was announced. Tariff committee actions and Mrs Hayes’s reception rounded out the sessions.
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Young Jewess Leaves Home for Christian Faith in Brooklyn Mission
New York reports Lucy Sherek a 17 year old Jewish girl from 125 Ninth Street leaving home after temple instruction at the Appleton Mission in Kent Avenue Brooklyn. She quit her Grand Street sales job and notes she cannot stay home, planning to live with a Christian family while pursuing baptism and Christian faith.
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Printing Ring Expose Marks Wide State Government Corruption
The Joint Committee of the South Carolina Legislature expands its report on extravagant state expenses with a detailed expose of the printing ring. It alleges fraud bribery and corruption across state departments and legislature noting Republican newspapers sustained under the carpet bag regime. It claims the corruption reached from top officials to most General Assembly members.
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Letter says Scott ordered arms for black militia to inflame Democrats
Prominent testimony attributes Ku Klux raids to state guidance under Scott. Officials allegedly authorized arming black supporters as a militia, drilling at night to provoke and incite Democratic resistance, with meetings planning increased severity to justify charges of rebellion.
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Greenback standard raised in Biddeford gathering
Solon Chase and Col. Montgomery raised the Green back standard in Biddeford Wednesday night. Judge Knight of Portland presides over a hearing on hop lager intoxicants. George Morrow of Belfast dies suddenly at age 50 while seated. Diphtheria rages in Monroe Jackson and Thorndike. One school district reports over a third of scholars dead. Gen. Charles P. Mattocks’s friends expect a US District Attorney nomination. Frank McGuire, a Biddeford teen, stars as a gymnast in New York and signs to go to San Francisco for $50 weekly. A sparrow nests at Islesboro with three eggs. Ice outfits advance at Gardiner Journal, Lincoln Ice Company tallying 28,000 tons in 13 days. Knickerbocker houses near lighting up with 50,000 tons of ice. operations to ease later. Fire at Stephen Chick’s Shapleigh Village buildings last December. Calvin Day and wife arrested, lodged in Biddeford jail on $1,099 bonds. A Chick witness testifies Day burned the buildings. questions linger on true culprit. Dexter murder and robbery case: Boston detective active but tightlipped. Bank president Bradbury travels to Boston. reward discussions for $1,000 for solving the case.
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Dartmouth Trustees Name Greek Associate Professor Choice
Dartmouth College trustees appoint J. A. Wright of the class of 1873 as Associate Professor of Greek. The Legislative Commission on the Nipmiscogee Lake Company plans a May 8 meeting at Wolfboro for witnesses. Rev. Henry Ferguson resigns Exeter rectorate to serve Trinity Church Claremont March 6. Rev. G. Brinley Morgan moves from Goffstown to Exeter. Elkho the red Irish setter from Claremont wins champion stock nog at St Louis show. Berkley takes second in champion, first in open.
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Several Tragic and Community Notes From Vermont
Reports from Newport, Barre, Lyndon, and surrounding towns detail accidents and illnesses including Charles Prue crushing his arm at Lennoxville and Alma Crockett surviving a laudanum attempt. Other items note deaths, a missing persons move, found ring, and a town petition to legalize cedar posts as tender. A high school fund and railroad dispute developments are also reported with local reactions.
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Plymouth County Officials Forecast Budget and Local Affairs
Plymouth County Commissioners fix year estimates at $20,000. Provincetown firm leadership changes eyed with Edmund Smith likely to head Equitable Marine Insurance Company. A Coast Guard age and sailing plans surface as Capt Crapo pledges a cross Atlantic voyage with a shorter boat if $5000 is guaranteed. Provincetown schools to close for three weeks for vacation starting next week Friday. Local civic notes cover church anniversary, road works, G A R camps, and a bank insurance meeting noting losses and stock activity.
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Britain and Russia Near Peace Signing Amid Turkish Fleet Clash
In London March 1 Lord Derby expected a peace treaty signature tomorrow as Russia abandons plans to seize the Turkish fleet. Reports from Constantinople claim irritation at slow negotiations and a March 10 renewal date for a peace talk in Tryde Park. Austria prepares for possible mobilization while Vienna debates the credit vote and continued protection for Roumania and Servia. Typhus spreads among Russian troops in Roumania and Spain’s Cortes debates Gibraltar.
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Infamous explosive mail for Holyoke carpenter in divorce case
In New Haven, police traced a deadly mail bomb sent to Oscar S. Carr, a Holyoke carpenter suing for divorce from Addie S. Carr. The package contained two boxes with hundreds of bullets, gunpowder, fulminate, and launching tubes. A trap triggered but did not fully ignite. Carr and associates tested it with stones, sparing his life. The incident follows Carr’s divorce petition citing adultery with Frederick S. Davis, an Lyman Mills overseer, and comes amid local scandals that sparked much comment in Holyoke.
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Deaths of Bartlett Wright Hills Woodbury Smith Niles Remiso Sayward
George H Bartlett of Fielding and Bartlett Lowell dies at about 40 leaving a wife and child. George Wright of Lowell dies at 54 from apoplexy leaving a widow and siblings. Edward N Hills Dartmouth student dies in Redwood City while ill. Mrs Hannah D Woodbury Francestown dies aged 62. Mrs Rosina A L Smith Concord dies aged 68, mother of journalist Major Albert W Suath. Jonathan S Niles Hartford figure dies aged 74. Major Levi Remiso Wolfboro native dies at Kittery aged 67. Nathaniel Sayward Meredith Village prominent citizen dies aged 87.
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National Rifle Association receives warm British thanks
The National Rifle Association in London expresses deep gratitude to the Council and members of the United States NRA for the welcome, hospitality, and facilities provided for practice and the match. The British team felt the spirit of friendly rivalry was understood and reciprocated by Americans.
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Vermont Agriculture Board Convenes with Full Attendance
The Vermont State Board of Agriculture held its final meeting of the day with full attendance. H Hubbard urged farmers to focus on corn, Miss Pierce recited a poem, and Prof. W. C. Atwater spoke on special fertilizers with diagrams. Col. A. B. Franklin presided the afternoon session, and Col. John B. Mead discussed farmer education. Gov. Fairbanks led the evening session as Charles Gibbs described Canadian husbandry. Prof. P. Collier explained the Department of Agriculture's work. The meetings attracted wide participation and were found interesting.
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French Baroness Offers Dower To Reluctant Nun Bride
Paris Figaro reports Mile Therese Prevvost-Parados, daughter of a renowned writer, entered a convent after her elder sister. Baroness James de Rothschild urged deliberation but offered a 300,000 franc dower if she preferred worldly life. The novice remained committed to religious vows and took them at Antenil.
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Navy Estimates For 1878 Incorporate Major Fleet Expansion
London reports from parliamentary lobbies indicate the 1878 navy estimates to be published tomorrow show a £55,013 rise, with half for troop transport. Plans include four starting first class ironclads, completion of five ironclads, twenty-six corvettes and gunboats, and thirty torpedo boats, excluding the £6,000,000 vote already devoted to the navy.
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Manchester Base Ball Association plans season reorganization
In Manchester the Base Ball Association met in the Police Court room with a large turnout. A five member committee was chosen to arrange a thorough reorganization for the coming season. Twenty five shares of 25 dollars each were subscribed, aiming to raise 2,500 dollars, with the remaining 75 shares expected soon. About 1,500 dollars was spent last year to prepare the grounds.
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Vatican Pope Coronation To Be Private After Italian Warning
The Times Rome special reports Italy warns the Vatican via the Inspector of Police that authorities cannot prevent possible disturbance at the Pope's coronation since the Pope does not recognize the King of Italy. The Vatican is indignant and the ceremony will be strictly private. No progress toward Papal Italy accord.
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Cuban Surrender Report from Havana Armistice
Insurgents in the Central Department surrendered their arms before Gen. Martinez Campos at Puerto Principe yesterday afternoon. In the nearby Trocha district the insurgents also yielded their arms at the same hour.
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Robbery targets Sylvanus Tyler store in Essex
Robbers struck the Sylvanus Tyler shop in Essex on Wednesday night taking 250 in cash and groceries. Earlier the same night they were driven off at Danielsonville after rolling Paine and Davenport’s office and drilling a hole in its side.
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