Brooklyn Eagles Cheers Nichols Nomination to Rear Admiral
The Brooklyn Eagle applauds Commodore Nichols for Navy Yard command and as Rear-Admiral pick, noting Brooklyn would unanimously approve. Nichols, longtime Charlestown Yard Commandant, earned respect for his businesslike, duty‑first approach and for resisting politicized schemes.
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Col Kane Abandons Jehu Role For Prince Persona
Col Kane of New York tires of the summer role as Jehu and the coachman’s familiar life. He plans to abandon ploughboy postilion antics and act as a prince instead. The piece notes his service and earnings while deriding a New Jersey fox hunter as displaying aristocratic apishness and idiocy.
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Treasury to issue coupon bonds for up to 100 million
The Senate approved a bill authorizing the Treasury to issue coupon bonds not exceeding 100 million dollars in denominations of 25 50 and 100 dollars redeemable in coin fifty years from issue with 4 percent interest paid semiannually. Also vetoed was a bill for a special Mississippi court term to try log thefts from Government reservations. The log owners seek remedy. The fifth annual convention of the National Butter Cheese and Egg Association convened in Chicago with about 1500 delegates expected. Other items include genealogical society discussions Plymouth relations with the Wampanoag, Amoskeag Savings Bank deemed sound, Judge Asa Biggs dead, New York Assemblymen visiting Albany, a North Carolina bride killed a seducer, Conkling expected to speak on Louisiana and Florida vote methods, New England Milk Producers price fix, Union Pacific meeting in Boston, Boston University Medical School and Boston Dental College commencements, New Hampshire Greenback convention, and the State Temperance Alliance officers elected.
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Persistent Claimant and Political Nominations Stir Senate
The Senate Committee on Public Lands will investigate the McGarrahan claim and seek permission for access to papers. Criminal proceedings against Gen. O O Howard for bounties to colored soldiers are set to begin Monday in the Criminal Court. The President nominates Wilbur F. Lunt Maine district attorney Albert Shaw Consuls at Manchester Webster at Toronto Branscom at Chin Kiang and Marston at Port Louis. The Cheney investigation may yield reform as Postal Railway system reforms plan staff removals in New England. The Military Affairs Committee will likely oppose the Treasury appointment clerk Smith to Paymaster. Garland not desired.
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Finances Discussed as Mr Garrfield Replies to Mr Kelley
The financial talk continued in the house as Mr Garrfield answered Mr Kelley. The exchange highlighted fiscal policy and budget priorities with emphasis on economic stability and public spending.
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Senate Bill Advances Long Bond for Savings Investment
In Washington on March 6 the Senate debated authorizing a long bond for savings investment. A 4 percent rate was favored over 3.65 percent, with amendments to issue up to 100 million dollars in coupon bonds redeemable in 50 years. Bonds would be sold for coin or legal tender notes at nominal value, with proceeds used to redeem high-interest outstanding bonds.
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Navy Court of Inquiry Cites Currituck Light On Huron Loss
The secretary of the navy transmitted the Court of Inquiry's analysis on the loss of the steamer Huron. The report asserts Currituck Light proximity would have shown the danger with careful bearings and soundings, alleging the navigator kept a led and readings until Currituck Light vanished. Pelmer urges a fair comparison of evidence to the court's finding.
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Treasury Seeks Offers to Sell Silver Bullion at Mintes
The Treasury Department announces it will receive written or telegraphic offers to sell silver bullion in blocks of at least 10,000 ounces for delivery at Philadelphia San Francisco or Carson City mints. Offers must state quantity price per ounce delivery date and be addressed to the Director of the Mint Washington. The government will value purchases by mint assay and pay in gold or silver coin.
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Senate committee actions and trades echo across the capital
The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs favors a bill to negotiate with Ute Indians for land consolidation near White River and to extinguish southern reservation rights. It also backs a House resolution aiding two white children captured by Cheyenne Indians. Other items include a $137,000 annual mail contract for a 1300 mile Fort Worth to Fort Yuma route, woollen interests opposing tariff changes, calls to reopen Venezuela award cases, denials of Dana influence claims, and new Paris Exposition Honorary Commissioners.
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Fifth Annual Meeting of National Butter Cheese and Egg Assn
The fifth annual Convention of the National Butter Cheese and Egg Association met in Chicago with about 1500 delegates expected. President Hervey Shivers chaired the session as a large Boston delegation led by Austin Belknap arrived, accompanied by four Boston newspapers, to participate in the gathering. The Chicago Reception Committee composed the welcome committee for attendees from Germany and other nationalities.
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Music experiments at Blackwell's Island Lunatic Asylum
Experiments using music as therapy were conducted at Blackwell's Island Lunatic Asylum. Cases included a chronic manic patient, a 35 year old woman, and Martha Porter who showed notable improvements from musical doses. Observers concluded music can temporarily calm the violent and restless and may yield permanent benefits with tailored, ongoing treatment.
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Treaty Preliminaries Bind Turkey and Russia for Balkans
Despatches from Constantinople report 29 articles in a peace preliminaries treaty. Indemnity of 1.41 billion roubles, largely secured by territorial cessions. Bulgaria Serbia and Montenegro gains and losses defined, Russia to occupy Bulgaria temporarily, and Turkish Europe to evacuate within months. Ratification and a congress of powers are imminent with Berlin potential presidency.
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Cuban protest over surrender cited in New York dispatch
The Cubans in New York denounce the recent surrender in Cuba and praise those who refuse to surrender. Letters dated around February 27, received by the steamer Clyde, report that Peace Commissioners Gomez Rodriguez and Callas o were executed by Maceo, with their bodies sent to Santiago de Cuba for Spanish authorities to judge the patriots.
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The Kellogg Cary Roze Quarrels Deconstructed
The St. Louis Evening Post outlines a column about alleged quarrels among Miss Kellogg Miss Cary and Mile Roze. It attributes the disputes to Henry Mapleson husband of Mile Roze notes that Mapleson son of the London impresario while Roze appeared in his wife's previous name Mrs Roze Perkins the journal contends he inflates Roze�s fame and that Kellogg�s feuds are exaggerated, with tension centered at home.
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Amoskeag Savings Bank Surplus Declared Sound in Manchester
In Manchester New Hampshire March 6 Trustees and Bank Commissioners completed an examination of Amoskeag Savings Bank securities. Assets $1 999 788 26 with deposits $1 819 323 55 yields a surplus of about 127 552 dollars. Depositors receive 7 percent interest balance. Bank deemed one of the soundest in the state. Panic subsided and bank resumes normal business with withdrawals being repaid.
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Portland and Maine News Briefs Chronicle Local Events
Bob Ingersoll lectured in Portland last night. John P. Thomas chosen commodore of the Portland Yacht Club Wednesday night. A Dexter farmer, D. H. Howard, had $850 stolen from his dwelling recently. Maine reports record lumber through Aroostook waters in two weeks. Mark Hauser reopens Buckfield shoe factory site after a fire. Bangor mass meeting nominates Dr A. C. Hamlin for Mayor by 608 votes to 188 for J. P. Bass. Democratic caucus Thursday, Republicans Saturday. Buckfield Greenback caucus selects town officers from best men. Rumford Falls and Buckfield Railroad directors named. Washburn Jr. elected president. Payson Whiting injured by a falling tree near East Winthrop. not expected to live. Dexter town meeting declines reward for Barron murderers. Eulogies for murdered Treasurer. resolutions of respect adopted. committee to aid state authorities in pursuit of murderers.
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Fast day in New Hampshire ends with arson and alleged poisoning
On April 11 in New Hampshire John F. Janvrin of Seabrook alias John H. Chase bound over in Portsmouth on adultery charges with Eliza A. Lee wife of Capt Edmund H. Lee. In Marlboro Coroner's inquest into Cyrus E. Hardy's death evidence suggested poisoning by his wife Maria Hardy though not enough to arrest her. The inquest noted prior deaths in her life and she mused I brave it out good Do you think I showed any guilt while discussions of possible strychnine arose.
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Vermont Notes From The Past Week Sugar Runs And Strikes
The sap runs in many sugar orchards across the state. Pittsford reports diphtheria with several fatal cases. Broad Lake Champlain open to ferries to Port Kent from Burlington this week. Burlington carpenters strike over pay cuts from 195 to 160 and efforts for a wider city strike grow. A collector, C G Pringle of East Charlotte, has 20 000 botanical specimens and seeks more from New England mountains and eastern provinces. Mr and Mrs William H Downer of North Thetford celebrated their tenth anniversary with about 150 friends, including 93 year old Aaron Wilcox in good health. Two ice races at St Albans Bay with Village Bay winning the 2 03 race and Jim winning the three minute race. fastest time about 2 37 amid much water on the ice.
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Parker Malls nail factory resumes operations after break
The Parker Malls nail factory at Wareham reopened Monday after five weeks of inactivity. Other local notes include a New Bedford gardener planting early crops, Taunton School Committee seeking 49010 dollars, a failed break-in at a Taunton coal yard, and a recent farm sale in Amherst revealing 100 untaxed acres.
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Dolphins and jellyfish appear off Newport amid warm weather
Rhode Island coast reports rare sun and jellyfish sightings in Newport harbor. A Providence mill operative, McGrath of Uxbridge Mill, was crushed under moving train wheels at Millville, likely fatally. Woonasquacket river dams sit in dangerous condition since recent freshet, with horses saddled to warn Providence of floods. Gov Van Zandt appointed a commission to inspect and remedy dam defects before spring floods. Citizens fear a potential flood of heavy water overrunning Providence if risks aren’t addressed.
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Wesleyan Oarsmen Seek Races With Three Colleges
The Wesleyan oarsmen seek a race arrangement with Corneil Trinity or Brown. Hartford picture dealers report stronger sales of a Moody portrait renamed Mr Pentecost after his departure. The Guilford church union talks fail, First Church hires Rev Thrall for one sermon weekly, Third Church to cut pastor Banks salary by 300. Platt of Meriden bankrupts after investing in Miller Brothers Cutlery, fears mental decline. Goodman of Hartford attempts to kill his wife during dinner, threatened her with a knife, and notes jealousy. Ritchel in Washington seeks a patent for his Aerial Navigator under Barnum, with tests soon public and able to rise and steer. The device rouses new interest at the Patent Office as feasibility of air navigation is debated.
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Mint to issue 250000 silver dollars today
The Philadelphia Mint will issue today 250000 of the new silver dollars. The horse epizootic has broken out at Hamilton Ontario. It is attributed to continued wet and unseasonable weather.
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Obituary notices from New England towns date
CHARLES R. ROBERTS aide-de-camp to Gen. H. B. Sargent died of pneumonia in East Boston after exertions catching a train. He once commanded Post 23 G. A. R. in 1877. WILLIAM H. DODGE of Newburyport died in Schenectady at 33, leaving a wife and child after shoe manufacturing with brothers. JOHN HARTSHORN, 66, South Lyndeboro deacon, died. survived by widow and three children. SISTER ST CHARLES of Wilton died aged 7 after paralysis. MRS ZERIYAH FARLEY of Hollis died aged 75, cultured and literary. JAMES GLEASON
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Platform Planks Adopted at Order of the American Union Meeting
Washington March 6 The Order of the American Union met and adopted a platform urging constitutional amendments. Proposals include banning funding for sectarian institutions, barring laws benefiting religious sects, mandating church property held by trustees, creating educational suffrage tests, taxing church property, supporting compulsory and national free schooling, and restricting church interference in civil affairs.
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A roundup of varied items: Drew Theological Seminary seeks 170000 but struggles to secure funds. a 23 inch foot is credited to a Newtown Ga resident. Montreal reports more winter sickness. ex Senators Doolittle and Tipton lecture on Russia and Western Pulpit Oratory. Rear Admiral Preble visits Punta Arenas aboard the Omaha. newspapers publish rising circulations. Krupp policies insured at 12000 annually. Spurgeon's health improves after Mentone test. London sees increasing high ritual with more daily communion, surpliced choirs, eucharistic vestments, candles, and incense usage since 1867.
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Mthsawy Mohd
W. H. Re
West Dover
Wistar
Myricles&Wy
Eastport
ST. John
International Steamship Co
New Brunswick
City OF Portland
Calais
HH. Kilby
Batchetor
All Druggista
Batchelor
Bond St
PéiPaWyte
City Hall
Hoston
James H. Daly
Henry L. Pirrom
W. B. Mendum & CO
Union Streets
Jordan Marsh Goo
Washington & Avon Sts
Tompkins & Hill
L. R. Shewell
Joseph PF. Wheelock
Ladetas
Ne Lear
Bago
Macbeth
Timb
Boston Museum
Mr RB. M. Pima
Modjeska
Camille
EATRA
Mme
Mortjeska
Tregedian
Mie
Lawrence Barrett
Richelieu
Globe Theatre
WRR
Evanceline
Conrad the Corsair
Sol Smith Russell
Harry Josepits
Lizzie Webst
Ana Lae
Evangeline
Tomlin
Seeblang
Howard Atheneum
Matiners
Schoolcraft
CUES
Favor and Shields
Reynoles and
Walling
Carrie Lewis
Bryant and Carroll
Kate McDowell
Fannie McDowell
Levanion Brothers
Thatcher and
Hume
Barry Maxwell
Frank Bell
Lizzie Daly
Howard Company
Beethoven
G. B. Bunnelw
New American Museum
Hutchings
Joseph Lucaste
Joe Barry
J.W. Woliston
Bunker Hill
Ingersoll
Music Mall
Mabé Dickens
Schoo Ocation
Maren Vth
Urmstead Hall
Music Hall
Horticultural Hall
Mons
P. W. Cartier
the Tabernacle
Messrs Whittle and McGranahen
Thomsday
Tabernacle Choir
Messrs Moody and
Sankeyill
Beay
Pai Tabernacle
MR Moody
MR Sankey
Will
Tourjee
Iwahé
J. B.D. Cogswell
Old South
Joannes Otis
P. Towle
Pemberton Square
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Committee On Railroads
Joint Committee On Railroads
Fitchburs Railroad Company
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Company
Miller's Falls
Brattleboro
State House
Tahe
N. M. Hawkass
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