Ups and downs of fuel and liquor tax mentions in Maine and Georgia notes
The record quotes landlords lamenting a harsh fuel season while coal and wood dealers report strong trade. It cites 1,162 individuals paying the government tax to sell liquor in Maine last year. It also claims Georgia lacks intellectual giants to match Ben Hill and Alexander Stephens, noting Brown and Colquitt as able men but inferior to those figures.
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Neal Dow
Maine
Georgia
Ben Hill
Alexander Stephens
Brown
Colquitt
Parley on steamship losses and Minnesota temperance act
The article notes 16 American and 192 British ships lost last year due to scarce American tonnage. It reports Polk’s $45,000 Mexico mine investment to be repaid from first mine receipts, and Minnesota's reform victory with a high license act raising fees to 200 500 dollars. Mayor Palmer opposes certain contingent fund refreshments bills amid rising junketting concerns in city government.
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Tennessee
Mexico
Minnesota
Palmer
Board of Aldermen
Boston
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New Jersey Bill Threatens Local Self Government
A New Jersey senate bill moving to the house this week prompts Newark residents to oppose what they call an encroachment on local rights. They recall an auditor in Newark who misused $500,000 and warn the legislation could place city governance under outside control, urging vigorous local action to safeguard municipal autonomy.
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New Jersey Senate
House
Newark
Arsenic Use Among Women Reported Rising
The Cleveland doctor warns that arsenic consumption among women is increasing in both the east and west. Women ingest arsenic as white powder or arsenous acid in Fowler's solution, then gain a pale beauty with a watery skin gloss that belies a grim fate. The practice appears most common among young and unmarried factory workers in New England towns and elsewhere, driven by vanity rather than sleep or recreation.
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Cleveland
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New England
Governor's veto praised over 5 cent fare bill clash
A New York correspondent condemns the governor for vetoing a 5 cent fare bill. Elevated roads hold charters permitting fares up to 10 cents, and their stock concerns are debated as watered. The state reserves power to alter charters, and Gov Cleveland is praised for upholding lawful authority.
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New York
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Cleveland
At the Capital Flagrant Abuse of a Privilege in Congress
Washington reports expose Rep Van Voorhis of New York for printing a controversial letter to the commerce committee while claiming to attack the river and harbor bill. The piece accuses colleagues, defends his immigration stance, and attacks Mr Reagan’s conduct, calling others’ actions cowardly and brutal. The piece notes reductions in schedule E sugar take effect June 1.
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Keifer
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Boston
Internal revenue cuts and tariff changes announced
The commissioner of internal revenue outlined tax reforms effective May 1 and July 1 1883 including repeal of bank taxes except existing dues, reduced taxes on tobacco snuff cigars and matches, and a 60 day window for tobacco and cigarette tax rebates. Supreme Court ruling dismisses New Hampshire and New York suits against Louisiana bonds. Alabama Claims judgments announced with several awards. Tariff reductions set to take full effect July 1 1883 with rebates and stamp changes to precede trade adjustments.
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Maine and Portland Mayoral Races Stir Busy Day of Elections
Across Maine cities including Bath Portland Lewiston and Rockland voters cast ballots in mayoral and council contests. Republicans held several wins while Democrats bore majorities in Portland and Rockland amid wage dispute tensions affecting results.
Boynton Sworn Georgia Governor as Stephens Death Triggers Election
Non. James Boynton, president of the state senate, was sworn in as governor by Chief Justice James Jackson in Atlanta. He orders an election for April 24 to fill the vacancy and calls the legislature to meet May 9 to receive returns. Gov. Stephens will lie in state, then be interred Thursday at Oakland cemetery. The funeral is expected to be the largest in Georgia history with draped city and half mast flags.
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Boynton
State Senate
James Jackson
Democratic Executive Committee
Maine House Hears Debt Imprisonment Bill Amidday Actions
In Augusta on March 5 the senate was not in session. The House judiciary committee reported a bill to abolish imprisonment for debt except in fraud cases and sent several engrossed bills forward including a temporary 1884 loan, county probate judge salaries in Piscataquis, school district powers, railroad corporation formation, county treasurer duties, telephone company taxes, and insolvency law amendments.
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Fire notices from Boston area and beyond brief reports
Alarm 212 reported a slight roof fire on the Gerard and Swett street building owned by O Sheppard and used by Z Duclos & Co. Carriage builders. Another box 232 noted a trifling blaze at Woodward's drug store Dudley and Dearborn Roxbury. A third box 65 reported oily rags on a fifth floor at Lehigh and Broadway extension owned by A Ceppi & Co. Losses described as trifling. Brief telegraph reports from Lawrence and across New England list several fires with varying losses and insured status.
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Z. Duclos & Co
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Dearborn
Roxbury
Senate bill to bar corners and gambling passed Kansas house
News in brief report notes a Kansas house passage of a bill to prohibit corners options and gambling and void all contracts. Also mentions Anapiere the Indian scout murdered in Montana and other items from 1878 to Potts town Pennsylvania.
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United States
Blasphemous Libel Cases Hit Prominent Writings
Lexpos March 5 report outlines efforts by the Society for the Suppression of Blasphemous Literature to prosecute Pross Huxley Tyndall Herbert Spencer and others whose writings are said to spread disbelief and atheism. Foote Ramsey and Kemp of the Free Thinker were convicted with sentences of 12 9 and 3 months respectively.
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Ramsey
American Shipbuilding forms with Vanderbilt names
The incorporation certificate for the American Shipbuilding company was filed in New York on March 5. Incorporators include Henry H. Gorringe Cornelius Vanderbilt and J Frederick Tams. Capital stock set at 250000. Directors: Gorringe Frye Peddle Roosevelt and Tas. Main office to be in the city. Also Columbia College trustees announced plans to raise female education standards via externally conducted courses under college authority. Vignanx defeated Sexton 300 to 140 in an exhibition billiards match introduced by Mark Twain. Railroads Albany tunnel settlement totals 160000 with several claims still unsettled.
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J. F. Tas
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Remarkable meteor fireball seen over Petersburg and Fredericksburg
In Petersburg a brilliant ball of fire crossed the northwest sky early yesterday. An explosion followed the meteor as it vanished. In Fredericksburg a large meteor passed southwest at about 5 am with detonations and earth tremors. The blue light alarmed locals along its route.
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Jewel lodge marks fifth anniversary in Palladio hall Boston Highlands
Jewel lodge No 21 K and L of H celebrated its fifth anniversary at Palladio hall in Boston Highlands with 275 attendees. The program featured vocal and instrumental music, a quartet, humorous songs, readings, and an address by P H P Gage. Supper by Caterer Seiler followed, then dancing led by H E Howard with helpers H E Munroe and W S Starkweather. Officers listed include C P Poole protector, S C Hadley vice protector, E W Rost secretary, E Bemis treasurer, M B Rowe chaplain, A G King guardian, L A Rowe sentinel, J G Lord past protector, and others.
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M. A. Howard
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Guardian
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Fitzhugh Levee Breaches Near Nelena Threaten Helena Area
In Nelena Arkansas the Fitzhugh levee five miles south of town gave way last night. The crevasse widened to about 100 yards this morning and water rushes through with great force. The surrounding countryside near Oldtown may flood. other levees are being reinforced though another foot of water could overwhelm the area. A 15 inch rise is anticipated, with the St Francis at Madison several inches higher than last year.
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Shirley
Devonshire Street
Liquor Broker Julius Marcus Vanishes With $50,000
New York reports Julius Marcus a liquor broker from 116 South William Street disappeared last Saturday with about 50 000 dollars belonging to several liquor firms. He sold warehouse receipts he held, kept the proceeds, and gave a note as security. Victims named include houses in Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston. Police have no clue to his whereabouts.
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Julius Marcus
South William Street
Philadelphia
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Boston
Ironmasters Say Tariff Bill Harms Mills in Congress Action
Chicago March 5 ironmasters interviewed claim Congress tariffs undermine iron interests worse than any half century. They argue mills can stay open only if wages fall enough to force workers to accept cheaper food, risking widespread hardship.
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Williams Robbed at Pennsylvania Depot in Philadelphia
Jesse Williams of Orange county New York had his handbag with 7000 in gold stolen at the Pennsylvania railroad depot in Philadelphia this evening. He was en route to Delaware to buy land, and placed his satchel on a bench while he took refreshment.
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Jesse Williams
Orange County
New York
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Delaware
Missing Providence Contractor Albert Pollock Feared Dead
Albert E Pollock a Providence contractor and builder has been missing since Wednesday his friends fear foul play with no signs of financial trouble or other motives suggesting a possible crime investigation by local authorities.
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Apache raid leaves villagers dead near Lapastoria
At Lapastoria ranche near Ares a band of 50 Apaches killed all inhabitants except one woman and killed a mule driver on the road. Near Vallecitos a family was attacked and two persons murdered.
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Paine's 10 Piece Chamber Sets Stir Hotel Furnishings
New styles of ten piece chamber sets from Paine attract high demand for hotels and private country houses. A descriptive letter with prices is sent from the manufactory at 45 Canal Street opposite the Boston and Maine depot.
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Will of ex Gov Morgan names grandson residuary legatee
New York March 5 The will of the late ex Gov Morgan makes his grandson Edwin D Morgan residuary legatee but provides that if he Edwin D dies without issue the remaining estate passes to others.
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Ex-President Diaz to be welcomed in New Orleans visit
New Orleans will extend a cordial welcome to ex President Diaz when he visits the city. Ex Governor Smith his wife and daughters and Geo T Childs of Vermont are stopping at Hotel Vendome. Inspector Mallon who helped unravel the Daplin murders is to be recommended for special recognition.
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Geo. T. Childs
Vermont
Ah Hong
Philadelphia
Wagner's Lohengrin Opens Brighton Week at Globe
The second week of the season features Wagner's Lohengrin with Signor Frapolli Telramondo Signor Galassi L Araldo Signor Monti and M Durat with Mme Galassi and Mme Albani in a mixed verdict. Patti to appear for Lucia di Lammermoor tonight. Brighton at the Globe includes Wyndham and company in Saratoga adapted as Brighton with a strong cast led by Mr Wyndham Miss Norreys Miss Saker Miss Rorke Miss Chalgrove and Mr Drake. 10,000 Miles Away at the Howard Athenaeum stars Byron with a capable company including Miss Kate Byron Miss Emma Clavelle and Denman Thompson in Uncle Josh at the Park. Batkins at the Museum presents The Silver Spoon and Wanted 1 000 Milliners with Batkins, Parke, Mason, and Bartlett in a lively program.
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Observance of Robert Emmet's Birthday Marks 105th Anniversary
A mass meeting at Horticultural Hall commemorated the 105th anniversary of Robert Emmet’s birth under Clan na Gael auspices. Hon. P. A. Collins and Rev. H. Bernard Carpenter led remarks, praising Emmet, with poems by Annie A. E. Fagan and John Boyle O’Reilly. Exeter Hall hosts Montgomery club event with John A. Coffey addressing Emmet’s life and Irish troubles. resolutions criticizing Britain were passed.
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Ireland
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Lexington
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Exeter Hall
Boston Highlands
Thomas Riley
Sherman
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Boston Aldermen Move to Remove the Water Board
The Boston board of aldermen held a lengthy session approving weighers for coal, considering multiple petitions for electric lights, street improvements, and requests for armory funding. A mayoral communication on unwarranted refreshments led to a retrenchment committee referral, while a push to remove the Boston water board passed one week after debate.
Boston Hats: Asley & Co. Expands Washington Street Store
The Boston hatters firm D. P. Asley & Co. celebrates sixteen years at its Washington street location and unveils a larger, modern store at 381 Washington Street. The new premises include a fur department, cherry fixtures, a skylight, and expanded ladies and gentlemen’s hat sections. Hiley travels to foreign markets to secure the latest London and Paris styles.
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Ministers Confer at Tremont Temple Discuss Faith
Baptist ministers met at Tremont temple with Rev Dr Crane of First Baptist delivering an address on Fairness in Religious Debate. The meeting adjourned for two weeks due to the Evangelical alliance gathering.
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Cambridge
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E. H. Chapin
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Mr. Hill
Gov proclamation scrambles for correct spelling amid delays
A Worcester era report details a governor proclamation with an error near the word councils, to be corrected by Mr Pulsifer with erasures and new ink. It notes possible delays before Fast Day and discusses printing quantities, library demand, and later legal notices about trustees and appointments.
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Whittemore case at board of health over nuisance claim
The board of health heard Messrs W and F Whittemore with attorney H B Swasey regarding the alleged nuisance at Oriental Refining works in Bunker Hill. Petitioners seek abatement while the Whittemores aim to show the matter is overstated. Street petitions include widening Lake street Brighton East street extension Kingston street Shamrock street Dorchester W Portland street extension Washington street Codman Avenue Roxbury Pond street widening Jamaica Plain and vacating land along Chapman to Huntington avenues. An order to lay out Wise place Roxbury from Centre to Roys street was approved at an estimated cost of 1093 dollars.
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Police court briefs on breaking and entering and embezzlement
Dennis Sullivan faced central municipal court Monday over breaking and entering No 3 Devonshire street and stealing silverware and cigars. held $1200. Patrick Mangquist, accused of attempting to break into John Land’s building, held $1000 for superior court trial. Charles F Doyle arraigned for embezzling 1038 from Brown Pinkham Co and held $3000 for March 15. South Boston cases: Connors Armstrong Kennedy held for March 8 examination after burglary at Point Breeze. Connors bonds $600 others $400. Josephine Jenkins smothered her infant in Gloucester and was discharged from hospital but committed for murder in municipal court.
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