Rochester Town Meeting Elected Straight Republican Ticket
Rochester New Hampshire March 11 at the annual town meeting the straight Republican ticket was elected Selectmen A S Parshley John W Tibbetts Kawara E Hyans town clerk F L Chesly treasurer G Dana Newell tax collector Frank Decatur
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Joseph H. Cannell
Hammilton
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Otis F. Brown
G. W. Merrill
J. M. Eaton
J. M. T. Vennard
Wesley Pettingell
P. H. Moulton
J. F. Spalding
F. H. Greeley
Rochester
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A. S. Parshley
John W. Tibbetts
Kawara E. Hyans
F. L. Chesly
G. Dana Newell
Frank Decatur
Parnell Report Adopted and Closure Rule Used in Debate
Lonnox March 11 in Lonnox Lord Randolph Churchill argued the Parnell Commission report shows the government acted unconstitutionally by using closure. Jennings withdrew his amendment saying he did not wish to stab the government in the back. Smith invoked closure and the motion on the commission report was agreed to amid ministerial cheers.
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Lord Randolph Churchill
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Times
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le Caron
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Commission
Fires Destroy Stock and Damage Hotels Across Cities
Denver reports Carter, Rice & Co. paper stock worth $35,000 burned with $30,000 insurance. Cincinnati records Stern & Meyer cloth house loss at least $300,000, hotel Burnett House spared after flames threatened guests. Minor blazes affect William Mellens home and L Freeman residence with minimal damage.
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Dock Laborers Strike Delays Sailings Of Several Ships
Liverpool reports ongoing dock laborers strike delays several mail ships. The Wyoming will not sail as advertised on Saturday, City of Berlin also delayed, Lord Clive pushed to week end, while the Germanic must sail tomorrow partially loaded.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Resigns as Szapary Named Successor
Pesta March 11 reports a conference with the Emperor and Herr von Tisza and Count von Szapary. Tisza resigns as Hungarian Prime Minister and Szapary is appointed to succeed him. No cabinet changes beyond this.
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Munich Students Incensed Over Art Grants Expunged
Munich students and artists including Americans protest the clerical majority in the Chamber as budgets for art and science grants are struck. Daily riots occur with a monster protest meeting planned for next Wednesday. Clerical leaders Daile Geiger and Orterer seek police protection amid fear of renewed upheaval.
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The Emperor Employs a Mediator in Vain
Berut March 11. At the Emperor's request the Grand Duke of Baden has tried to mediate between the crown and Prince Bismarck, but the iron chancellor remains firm in his intention to retire. The election totals 7,031,460, up 1,988,658 from 1851 and 1,868,503 from 1884, with Social Democracy rising fourfold in nine years to 1,841,587 votes.
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Coming Fair to Aid New England Hospital Women and Children
Ladies at 65 Park Street organize a December fair to raise funds for the New England Hospital for Women and Children. President Ednah D. Cheney chairs. committees named for executive work, cafes, departments, and entertainment. strict rules prevent gifts to hospital staff, sales on commission, grab bags, or lotteries.
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8. E. Cary
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Jamaica Plain
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Commonwealth Avenue
Roxbury
J. Austin Rogers
Alice B. Crosby
Roslindale
Dorchester
Mary
Alice B. Cheney
South Manchester
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Tuttle
Brookline
Launton
Harriet P. Lothrop
M. H. Bray
West Gloucester
William Lee
Hotel Brunswick
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Rolard
Biddeford Election Cases Proceed In Superior Court
In Biddeford Maine March 11 the trial of sheriffs policemen and challenged voters arrested on election day began. Judge Hamilton set a quick schedule with several cases to be dismissed by consent while others proceed. Prosecutors plan further actions against deputy and special officers, with additional trials slated for Thursday and later in the week.
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Endicott commemorates 91st birthday in Beverly
William Endicott is honored on his 91st birthday at his Broadway residence in Beverly. A descendant of Governor John Endicott, he once ran a Cabot and Washington streets drugstore for 36 years before retiring 30 years ago. He remains active despite eye surgery and is father to Robert R. Endicott, selectman candidate, and Henry Endicott of C. F. Hovey & Co.
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Cambridge Aldermen Hear Hart Alleged Assault Petition
Cambridge city council adjourned for two weeks after receiving J P Hart’s petition for a hearing on an alleged assault by a police sergeant. In joint session with the school board Harvard’s Prof W S Chaplin was elected to the board replacing Dr Hildreth. Nominations for bridge commissioner W J Marvin and sealer B Otis Danforth were confirmed. Proposals for a police signal system and a patrol wagon were authorized. A new Ward 4 schoolhouse was to be advertised for. A special committee would study railroad track removal near Brookline bridge and Broadway with five citizens at large. An ordinance requires hearings before pole locations.
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Rhode Island Granite Manufacturers Form Association
Representatives of nearly every Rhode Island granite firm organize as the Granite Manufacturers Association of Rhode Island for mutual benefit and alignment with the New England group. The wire nail industry faces a pending trust-forming challenge as independent mills resist joining. The New Hampshire Supreme Court grants a hearing for James Palmer in a murder case. Concord approves electric streetcars. A New Hampshire judge finds anti-trust law unconstitutional in a hardware case. Union Bank Providence shareholders move to wind up affairs after theft losses. bank’s fortunes have been weak for some time.
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Naval Court of Inquiry Meets Aboard Enterprise
Brooklyn March 11 after organizing the Naval Court of Inquiry the panel went aboard the United States steamer Enterprise. Admiral Kimberly asked officers and crew with complaints to step forward and about a dozen men did so. The court adjourned until tomorrow.
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New President of Swarthmore College Named
Swarthmore Penn March 11 William Hyde Appleton A M Ph D elected president to succeed Edward H Magill LL D Appleton is Harvard graduate and has been Swarthmore Greek professor since 187 L
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Artistic Sideboard Showroom Draws Attention in Boston
In 1890 Boston, wealthy patrons seek refined furnishings. The furnisher reveals true costs behind prices for an elegant Sideboard, noting its artistic qualities and new 1890 improvements, inviting a showroom visit.
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Partisanship in the Stars Democratic Territories Must Exercise Patience
Washington notes the House Republican majority pressing to admit Wyoming and Idaho while delaying New Mexico and Arizona. The piece claims motives include expected Republican votes in future elections, critiques Idaho’s small population and Wyoming’s female suffrage, and warns against punishing Democratic territories for their choice.
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Senate Actions and Financial Measures In The Nation
In Washington on March 11 the Senate opened with a prayer and a quorum formed to receive Mr Allison’s credentials for the new term. House amendments to a concurrent immigration resolution broaden the inquiry to foreign control of US industries and Bedloe’s Island as an immigrant depot. debate postponed to seek Treasury views. A joint resolution to amend the Constitution for popular Senate election was introduced, and a request was made for Sheridan Crook correspondence from 1885-86 regarding Apache Indians. Senator Daniel proposed national bank notes against silver bullion. deposits allow note issuance, with bullion conversion to coin, tax provisions favoring notes, and a fund for redemption once silver bullion reaches parity.
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