Reform agenda contrasts fraud with past integrity in Maine election
The text argues that fraud and bulldozing helped secure Reed's victory in Maine's First District. It notes Blaine's earlier claim that such tactics were unheard of during Democratic ascendancy and frames the current use of these methods as a stark contrast, underscoring a path toward reform.
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Senate Session Focuses On Appropriations And Cabinet Rumors
The Senate spent most of the day on appropriation bills while Senator Conkling delivered a sarcastic speech about Louisiana’s 1876 vote for Hayes. The House concurred with Senate amendments to the Funding bill, now awaiting the President's veto. News circulates of a coming Cabinet reshuffle with Blaine eyed for State and Windom or Allison for Treasury.
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Parker House
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Hamilton A. Hill
Theodore C. Bates
Edward Kendall
Boston Dental College
Paine Hall
North Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Charles M. Vincent
Boston Globe
New England Weather Outlook Cloudy With Snow Likely
For New England the forecast calls for cloudy skies and threatening conditions with occasional snow or rain. Northeasterly winds may persist with a steady to rising then falling barometer as temperatures hold or rise slightly.
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Boston
Qoupserver
SigNal Service
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Ccceeever
B. M. Poissett
San Francisco March 2 Mining Stocks Today
The San Francisco market bulletin lists the St Sid stocks and other mining shares for today with price movements and closes. Strong entities include St Sid and other mining names, reflecting daily commodity trade activity.
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Whittaker court martial arguments on letters evidence
The Whitaker court martial met in executive session at 11 this morning to weigh admission of Whittaker letters. After reassembly Gen Miles ruled that objections to the letters as evidence fail, and the notes are admitted as handwriting specimens only for expert analysis by William E. Hagar of Troy, to report next Monday.
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Carlisle Wins Strong Endorsement Amid Funding Bill Clash
Washington dispatch reports a hard fought victory for Mr Carlisle who also secures unusual backing from political opponents. Debate centers on the Conger amendment and fifth section about banks retiring circulation. Support for Carlisle grows as Conger’s leadership is questioned and the bill faces a possible presidential veto.
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Congressional Debate Over Funding Bill and Fifth Section
House debate centers on a funding bill to refinance bonds with a 3 percent rate and a controversial fifth section. Supporters defend the measure as public work, while opponents warn of a financial panic and bank curbs. The vote ends with the bill passed after amendments. adjournment follows.
Action of the Banks Retirees Circulation across 300 Banks
Three hundred country banks prepared to retire their circulation as officers in New York announce a nationwide move. The financial shift signals a major consolidation within rural banking networks and unsettled local markets.
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Wrecks on Hannibal and St Joseph Rail Line Cause Heavy Losses
A double rail disaster near Macon Missouri involved a westbound Chicago bound passenger train and a wrecking train on the Brush Creek Bridge. Dozens injured and several killed including Dr C H Wood W A Hallett George Zewick Arthur Janey John Commons F C Tacks James Tisdale Henry Simpson and others. Wrecking crews and medical aid rushed to the scene as Brookfield residents faced a night of sobs and shock.
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W. D. Fitzgerald
Gale devastates Newfoundland harbor with nine lost
reports from St Johns Newfoundland confirm the three masted Irving G Hall sank at Flower Cove with all nine crew Killed. Rome wrecked from mooring and all boats in harbor destroyed. Other vessels Margaret Bianca missing presumed lost in the severe sixty year gale. In St John New Brunswick a violent rain storm disrupts events and delays arrivals.
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Annual Meeting of the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railway
The annual stockholders meeting in Cleveland reported 1880 earnings of 4 440 514 with expenses 3 533 606 and net surplus 155 066. Gross earnings rose 681 546 from 1879 while expenses grew by 300 000. debt reduced to 6 270 000. Retiring directors were re-elected. A Freight Agents meeting in Buffalo outlined yearly tour dates across major cities.
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Maine Senate and House Pass Bank and Charter Bills
In Augusta on March 2 a bill to incorporate Merchants Bank of Waterville was presented. The amended act to fund Knox and Lincoln Railroad bonds passed to be engrossed. The Fisheries and Game committee's majority report on selling mackerel was accepted. the bill was indefinitely postponed. House actions included incorporating Merchants Bank of Portland and International Bank of Portland, Searsport Bank, Lime Rock and Rockland Banks. A revision resolve, and acts to fund government expenditures, Maine State Bar Association incorporation, highway damages statute update, and Industrial School for Girls funding were passed to be engrossed.
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Cremation scheme in Brooklyn aims to form $50 000 furnace company
In Brooklyn a plan to organize a stock company with a $50 000 capital to build a cremation furnace is discussed after land for the project is offered by a wealthy citizen.
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Bigamy Arrest Stuns Eden County Residents
Benedict Smith, 65, of Eden, was arrested in Buffalo on a bigamy charge after marrying a 16 year old girl named Bender while his wife, whom he married recently, left him due to brutal treatment. He claimed witchcraft curing power and preyed on the Bender family. Villagers threaten lynching as townsfolk reel from the scandal.
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Bates Hall Fire Damages Hatbor n Hall. Library Saved
Fire discovered in the bell mans room at Bates College Hatborn Hall spreads through walls and damages the building. Loss unknown while the library and collections were saved. In West Brookfield a harp and eleven cattle burned with losses around 2500. Patrick Ford's Brooklyn residence and a nearby home suffered fire damage with losses near 8000.
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Lancers and Cadets Leave New Orleans for Chicago
The Lancers and Cadets, escorted by the Continentals, departed from a New Orleans hotel at 12 50 PM for their armory for farewell ceremonies, then moved to the depot and boarded a 2 PM special train to Chicago amid handshakes and good wishes.
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Truschel 18 Dies in Deliberate Furnace Self Immolation
Philip Truschel aged 18 employed by a Flatbush greenhouse proprietor on Long Island yesterday opened the furnace grate in a cool deliberate act. He crushed his head and body into the furnace and burned himself to death after leaving a note stating he was tired of life.
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Philip Truschel
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Failures announced of Raleigh and Montgomery merchants
New York March 2 Failures announced today include Kelly Purefoy Brewer grocers and cotton brokers Raleigh liabilities 50000 Wm Hall Co hardware merchants Montgomery liabilities 80000 Robertson Leslie Co merchants of Troup Station Gen liabilities 50090.
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Cabinet Placements and Inaugural Preparations Amid Washington Rumors
Special dispatch from Washington describes Cabinet speculation with Blaine favored for State Department and Conkling factions contending for Treasury. Garfield’s choice tipped toward a Western man amid Pennsylvania bargaining, Morton edging toward Navy pending Treasury conflict. Also notes expected Postmaster General, Interior, and War Department appointments, inaugural procession plans, and Evarts protest over pork product decree.
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Senate Debate Over Reimbursing Louisiana Commission Expenses
In the Senate the Sundry Civil bill moves to reimburse the President for costs of the Louisiana McVeigh commission. Debate centers on legality and propriety, with Conkling opposing and Beck proposing withdrawal to avoid political clash. Thurman hints at delaying the issue to the next Congress and references Sherman and McVeagh in the controversy.
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Senator Defies Foes in Quiet Face of Political Battle
A Senate scene shows Mr. Thurman refusing to defend the Administration while a Kentucky Senator Beck is accused of cowardice. Laughter erupts as Thurman suggests successors will answer for past actions. A motion to table the amendment passes with one dissenting vote, disappointing galleries awaiting debate.
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Garfield weighs extra session risk amid Funding bill debate
Washington reports strong speculation Gen Garfield may call an extra Congress session if the Funding bill fails. He reportedly opposes the bill in its current form but seeks to avoid an early admin start with an added session. Samuel B. Axtell’s Boise City receiver nomination is withdrawn. John Jameson is nominated for Amherst postmaster. The Senate spent the day debating appropriation bills and did not vote. River and Harbor bill poised to become law with Presidential signature.
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The Brave Boers and British War News
A London despatch details the British defeat at Spitzkop, Boer tactical prowess, and Roberts delaying voyage. Reports from Cape Town cover Boers seeking peace on terms, Radical protests, and Gladstone’s stance. Additional items note Lewiston factory losses, a memorial service for Dr Shailer, and Local Augusta events including a grand ball, a missing wallet with $400, and Lewiston Mills plans altered by power-rate concerns.
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Dissatisfaction Grows Over Parnell Course and Irish Debate
London reports say Charles Stewart Parnell has not answered telegraphs from Paris requesting his return. Irish opposition sharpens as William Harcourt attacks Parnell in Parliament. Dillon vows response and Dublin Land League planning Sunday meetings to show strength despite rumors of dissolution. A £100 reward is offered for Lieut. Roper's murderer. Dillon plans to travel to London to defend Dever.
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Texas land fraud find links to Bray Tullis and Webb
A Dallas discovery uncovers deeds and powers of attorney tied to land swindles involving William Bray Tullis and others. Papers include land deeds from Texas Indiana and Tennessee totaling 500000 acres and letters from the Texas Indiana Mutual Exchange Colonization Bureau. Boston's J W Bradley appears in the records.
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Muldoon Wins Greco Roman Title After Two Falls
In a Greco Roman wrestling match Muldoon defeats Bibby for the championship gold by securing two consecutive falls. Hanlen receives a reception and dinner at Hotel Brunswick hosted by the Atalanta club with guests including Commissioner Thompson Judge Gildersleeve Gen Wingate and Collector Merritt. The championship trophy for Hanlan is placed at the center of the table during the event.
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Delaware House Passes Local Option Bill Amid Convention Notes
The Delaware Temperance Alliance bill passed the House 11 to 6. At Harrisburg 300 delegates attended the State Temperance convention Wednesday with numerous resolutions adopted.
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Mining news from the Black Hills and Southwest
The Caledonia Gold mine sent 1100 tons of quartz to the mill last week. The American Mica Mining Company schedules its second annual meeting at New Haven on March 7. Edward Stokes emerges as a major owner or sole proprietor of a Nevada silver mine. Miner Bay reports gold bars from ore shipments on Feb 3 and Feb 24. A rich new discovery appears in the Hard Shell mine of the Patagonia district with ore 26 feet wide and assays up to 500 dollars per ton. Richmond Consolidated seeks injunction to stop Albion in a disputed Eureka territory. The Little Pittsburg strike is a pocket drill with scant ore. Wall to inspect results tomorrow. Chrysolite reports a managers meeting to organize an injunction against county treasurer over a levy, targeting Monday.
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Wilton Street Fox Chase and Infant Fatality Reported
A fox chased by hounds ran through Wilton's main street recently. An infant child of Norman B. Howard of Alstead died after falling on a tove. West New Hampshire Railroad directors elected include A B Harris president and D P Crocker. Kearsarge Mills Corporation votes to close affairs at a Portsmouth meeting. proceeds to stockholders. no action on sale of real estate.
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Town Officers Elected At St Albans Meeting
At the annual town meeting in St Albans Tuesday officers were elected without contest including selectmen H H Bowman D Rublee A D Collins sisters E P Brainerd A D Tenney J R Brooks W13l lard Pierce J R Armington clerk J S Weeks treasurer C N Bishop constable H B Soule agent S S Royce The town approved 10664 for expenses The new tax collection law was not accepted Burlington held a city election with no contest for mayor or city judge Hon J D Hutelt was elected mayor for a sixth term and S Hazelton city judge for a fourth vote totals were unanimous
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J.D Hutelt
Hazelton
Rockport pensioners die as town reports week losses
Two war of 1812 veterans from Rockport, Daniel Stillman aged 78 and James Brown aged 81, have died in the past week. Election results in Newbury list Democrat selectmen Nathaniel Dole H F Longfellow and George A Randall with William Little as town clerk treasurer and collector.
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Edward Morse
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Leyden
L. P. Chapin
Fitchburg
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
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Medfield
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Steey
Voluntown Shifts From Windham To New London County
The Senate approved transferring the town of Voluntown from Windham to New London counties. Gov. Biglow and aides head to Washington for duties. L. W. Coe will vote Governor in his absence. The Women's National Hospital for women with alcohol and narcotics issues was chartered and will likely be located in Fairfield County with officers including Dr. Marion Sims and Dr. Frank Hamilton.
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Deaths and obituaries follow at Globe offices
Charles M. Vincent assistant managing editor of the Globe dies March 2 at 705 Shawmut Ave of diphtheria. Born 1844 Edgartown Martha’s Vineyard he ran Vineyard Gazette then Bridgewater Gazette and Brookline Chronicle. Also noted are Dan'l J. Robbins Plymouth treasurer died March 1 from morphine overdose. Dr. John Dennison Russ Pompton NJ died March 1 of diabetes, aged 80. list of other deaths including Horace Pierce James Root James Morton Sr Jonathan Smith Rev Gerard Bushnell Archibald Cobb George Graham Cronyn de Ihuys Captain Baker Haller David Whiting and others.
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George
Salem Post
Breready
the Best Fashion
New York Monthly Fashion Bazar
George Munro
Vandewater Street
M. C. Association
Jd. W. Bashford
Geo. A. Miner
A. W. Cuampersar
Tobias
Fairbanks
Redding
New England States
Sampson, Davenport & Co
Franklin St
Boston Marine
Messrs. Baring Brothers & Co
Aseate Street
B. Fuller
Thos. H. Lord
New Building
Aia
Albany
Old Colony
New Legland
H.g.hall & Son
Beach At
Entertainments
Foston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
Ideal Opera Company
Chimes OF
Normandy
Fatinitza
MY Geraldine
Kieht
Littls Bt M’ly
R.M. Pleld
Cign Bougicault
Conin
Tre Shaughraun
Chas. Barron
Wai. Warren
Geo. W. Wilson
Alvo
Gdoccicault
Harvard Musical Association
Eighth Symphony
Carl Zerkahn
Kiedith Symphony
Jeethoven
Grau
Lillian Bailey
Louis Mass
Royal Conservatorium of Leipsig
Timotheus
Handel
Georg Henschel
Henschel
Iceee
Joaquin Miller
Monda
J. Wentworth
Gaiety
Manse
Lauvrent
Overa Co
Garbrieu Max
Art Gralleries
Noyes & Blamkeslee
Tremont Street
Howard Atheneum
WM Flarris
Snelbaker
Ferrif
Balta
Massachuseutis
Suffolk
Holden
Wilainan
Sufulk
A. D. Issl
Edward C. Hodges
Charles K. Prate
Frank W Wesigon
Maren
WM. £. Connolly
G. Sleeper
Yommon Wealth of
SS. Probate Court
Joan Cunniff
Michael M. Cunnin
Joan W. McKitt
Esquire
Elijah George
Michael Pren
Dpergast
John Prendergast
Cholsen
Bosa
Joax W. McKaw
Commonwealth of Massachustts
Hoston
Eliab G. Reed
Suatfolk
Nim
Court Square
J. B. Ingalls
Messenger
Samuel Bradstreet
Arthur W. Austin
Sarah Goopridge
Sufigil
Sani
FAXON
Eg A Totich
Robert Kilpatrick
Nathan French
Malden
Wmhsraseer
George Butyl
Boson
Henry Plwa
Aro Street
Bosvos
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!