Cambridge man arrested for forgery and arsenic poisoning
Homer Wellington of Cambridge was arrested by Detectives Wiggin and Wood on charges of forgery and attempting to poison his wife with arsenic. He is held on $10,000 for forgery and transported to Cambridge for arraignment on the poisoning count. Despatches note relief needs in Donegal and rising distress. other items mention politics and international tensions.
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Wellington
Cambridge
Homer Wellington
Wiggin and Wood
Dublin
Donegal
Bishop Logue
Andrew Jackson
Senate Passes Star Route Bill Amid Calm Debate
Washington March 17 Senate approves Star Route bill boosting spending by 13000 and adds 500000 for printing Congressional Record and bills until a deficiency bill passes. House session features spirited debate with Garfield Burroughs and McMahon, vote amendments on deputies, pensions, and post office projects. The scene includes a light moment over Puck’s Presidential puzzle and Conkling’s subdued reaction.
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Boston Prust
Washington
Senate
Printing Bureau
Congressional Record
Blaine
Brady
House
Garfield
Denis Kearney
California
Burroughs
McMahon
Johnson
Congress
James Harvey
Harvey
Thurman
Puck
David Davis
Conkling
Davis
Hayes
United States
Ohio
Democratic Party
Burrows
Rep
Michigan
Springer
Dem
Ilinois
Humphreys
Wisconsin
Weaver
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Iowa
MacMahon
Messrs. Garfield
Gartfield
Warner
Oho
Singleton
Committee On Printing
Government Printing Office
Mississippi
Southern Republican Tells of Observations on Colored Exodus
R B Avery former editor and Southern Claims Commission agent testified before the Exodus Committee. He traced the Exodus to insecurity for life and property among colored people and said white Republicans urged them to stay hoping conditions would improve. He described intimidation by white and other armed groups and cited dire conditions for African Americans in Southern Georgia compared with slave era poverty.
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Washington
Exodus Committee
R. B. Avery
Bay Saint Louis
Miss
Seacoast Republican
Southern Claims Commission
Avery
Mississippi
Indiana
South
California
Maine
Iis
Georgia
Senate Naval Committee backs board to study double turret monitors
The Senate Naval Committee favors a House joint resolution to organize a board of five to seven officers to inspect the Puritan Mondrick Amphitrite and Terror. The panel will assess completing these ships, possible design changes, and associated costs, reporting to the Secretary of the Navy for Congressional review. It also adopts adverse reports on sea pay for volunteers, cadet midshipmen acts, and private relief bills.
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Washington
Senate Naval Committee
House Joint
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
House Committee On Naval Affairs
House
Representative Ward
King
W. Schley
J.T. Addicks
Senators Split on Paying Gustin War Forage Claim
In Washington on March 17 a bill to pay Samuel Gustin $1200 for supplies taken by Union troops in Georgia during the war was introduced. Edmunds argued the claim should not advance, while Hoar supported it, and the measure was laid aside after debate on loyalty and reparations.
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Senate
Samuel I. Gustin
United States
Georgia
Edmunds
Gustin
Southern Claims Commission
Supreme Court
Congress
Hoar
New Orleans
Claflin
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Sarah Jane Hills
Albert G. Hills
Boston Journal
Senate Passes Star Route Deficiency Appropriation Bill
The Senate concluded consideration and passed the star route deficiency appropriation bill for inland mail transport for the current fiscal year. It provides 1.1 million dollars to fund service, 100 thousand to add new routes with pay limits, 50 thousand for public printing, and clarifies it does not affect existing acts or officer proceedings.
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Washington
Senate
Davis
West Virginia
United States
Secretary Schurz faces partisan clash over Ute settlement
Secretary Schurz endures criticism from Colorado lawmakers and opponents in Congress who accuse him of surrendering Ute rights while supporting a cautious Indian settlement. Senator Teller vows to block the deal, yet Schurz remains firm to avoid harming the Indians.
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Schurz
Colorado
Washington
Teller
Senate
Congress Approves 60000 Gold Discovery Claim for Sutter
The House Committee on Claims adopts a $60000 appropriation to honor Gen. Sutter as the discoverer of gold in California. The Senate confirms postmasters L M Hubbard at Wallingford Connecticut and Thomas Coggeshall at New Bedford Massachusetts. Secretary Sherman eyes bond acceptance for 2 million dollars. A Gettysburg survey bill advances. Monumental postal matters and Wells Fargo hearing noted.
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Hayes
New York
St. Paul
Minn
William J. Sloane
Pennsylvania
Department of Dakota
Wade Hampton
Committee On Military Affairs
Col. Bachelder
Gettysburg
Senate
L. M. Hubbard
Wallingford
Conn
Thomas Coggeshall
New Bedford
Mass
Republican Central Committee Indorses Grant for Nation’s Lead
The New York Republican Central Committee resolves in favor of Gen. Grant for national leadership citing threats to prosperity and constitutional gains. Rhode Island convention expected to nominate Governor candidates Alfred H. Littlefield and Albert C. Howard with others contending for lieutenant governor and state offices. In Illinois, John M. Palmer declares candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination at a Springfield meeting.
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Republican Central Committee
New York City
Gen. Grant
New York Republican Central Committee
Grant
New York
Utica
Rhode Island
Providence
R. I
Alfred H. Littlefield
Lincoln
Albert C. Howard
Henry H. Fay
Newport
Lewis RB. Smith
Barrington
Dexter B. Potter
Coventry
T. Mumford Seabury
John F. Tobey
Chicago
Democrate
Illinois
Springfield
John M. Palmer
Court House
Club
Sangamon
Union of States
Stay of Proceedings in a Murder Case and Other Items
Judge Donahue granted a writ of error and stay of proceedings in Edward Rinehardt's murder case to allow review by the Court of Appeals in June. Pedestrian match entries include Murphy and Krohne among others. Silk thefts totaling 55 pieces valued at 3200 were recovered from Krause's store. Star of Scotia attached for 145000 in a collision libel suit. Produce Exchange protests Hepburn Railroad bill as national transport issue. Constellation bound for Ireland. minimal crew reported. A paymaster under investigation for suicide in Constable, New York. Sanitary findings cite 129 ill teachers from ventilation issues. Vanderbilt buys 1500 acres on Long Island for a farm. Government bond offerings total 11373000 with varied yields. Spanish warship Sanchez Barcastiga arrives with Endeavor in tow. Unitarian Conference addresses by Chapin and Shippen. Friendly Sons of St. Patrick donate 2500 for Ireland relief.
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Donahue
Supreme Court
Edward Rinehardt
Staten Island
Court of Appeals
Murphy
Krohne
Kerwin
Howard
Faber
McIntyre
Merritt
Bridgeport
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Colored
Boston
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Woods
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Dobler
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Williams
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Nicole Morocovich
San Diego
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Constellation
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Constable
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William H. Vanderbilt
Oakdale
Long Island
Sanchez Barcastiga
Cardenas
Chapin, Rey
Shippen
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Mansion House Committee
St Patrick's Day Observed in Several Cities
Across Providence Portsmouth Lowell Chicago Wareham and Newport Irish Catholic services and relief events marked St Patrick's Day 1910. Observances included church services fundraising balls and small processions with funds sent to Ireland. In Newport no celebration occurred, while Fort Fairfield held Catholic services for the first time.
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Providence
R. I
St. Patrick’s Day
Gov. Howard
Ireland
Portsmouth
N. C
St. Mary’s Church
China Condemns Former Ambassador to Russia
Shanghai March 17 Chung How the late Ambassador to Russia has been condemned to death for unpatriotic conduct and alleged misappropriation. The case strains Sino Russian relations as China arms its troops and expands military control under a sweeping reform drive by the War Ministry.
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Russia
Shanghai
Chung How
China
Pekin
War Department
Italian Parliament in Turmoil Over Rome and France
A Rome report describes a chaotic session in the Italian House of Deputies with Premier Cairoli rebutting Right faction criticisms about 1870 policies toward France and the Papal territory. The exchange involved Lanza and Venosta amid sharp cross accusations and a near quarrel.
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Rome
House of Deputies
Cairoli
Venosta
France
Papal
Signor Lanza
Lanza
Sella
Crispi
Seila
Ireland
Mansion House Relief Committee
Dublin
Baying
Bishop Logue
Donegal
Hicks Beach
Mansion House
Duchess of Marlborough
Dualin
Albania
Determination of the New York Piano Manufacturers to Break up the Union
March 17 report from New York shows piano makers split over a lockout at Decker Brothers. Several factories closed. others refuse to hire until the union is renounced, while Whee lock’s offer to reopen was rejected.
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New York
New Yor K
Decker Brothers
Wheelock
Concord
Mass
South Acton
Dannondale
Westvale
Sensational custody case in Williamstown over child
In Williamstown Massachusetts depositions begin for Neil versus Neil a custody suit set to go to trial in Columbus Ohio The case involves Mrs Neil and her husband who separated six years ago and lived apart with the wife supported by her mother and the husband with his two children and sister Prominent figures Senator George L Converse and lawyers Parkhurst and Potter are named Spies and amateur detectives are alleged to have watched the lady as the custody dispute stirs local social circles The woman laments the loss of her child whom she expected to gain custody of by agreement at separation
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Columbus
Neil
George L. Converse
Ohio
Parkhurst and Potter
North Adams
Public Meeting Supports Investigation of New Hampshire Prison
A large Manchester gathering at City Hall calls for a full impartial probe into alleged mismanagement and cruelty at the New Hampshire State Prison. speakers outline efforts for an independent hearing before the Governor and Council with about fifty witnesses slated to testify.
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Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire State
A. Sulloway
Henry F. Campbell
Concord
Pillsbury
New Hampshire
Ft. K
L.T. McKenzie
Swaying Rumors in Putney Death Clarified in New Hampshire
In Plymouth New Hampshire officials say sensational reports about the death of 71 year old mail carrier Joseph E. Putney are untrue. Putney was found with a five inch head wound February 25 in his stable after which he died. Early theories of murder and robbery were abandoned as investigations continued and most residents accept accidental injury perhaps from a horse kick.
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Plymouth
N. H
Joseph E. Putney
West Romney
East Canaan
Putney
Appointment Actions and Prison Hearing in ConcorN H
The Governor and Council appointed George Farr police justice at Littleton and George A. Ramsdell trustee of the State Reform School. A hearing on the State Prison management opens tomorrow at 11 in Representative Hall with counsel for prison management and agitators named. The Democratic State Committee plans its convention schedule, and the New Hampshire Temperance Alliance holds its annual meeting tomorrow.
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N. H
George Farr
Littleton
George A. Ramsdell
Nashua
State Reform School
Representative Hall
State House
J. ¥. Mueridge
A. F. Pike
Henry Robinson
Herbert Fr. Morris
Fred. H. Gould
Rand
A. F. L. Norris
D. B. Donovan
Democratic State Committee
New Hampshire Temperance Alliance
Fatality After Horse Accident in Pittstown
Capt Edward Morton of Pittstown dies after his horse frightened and crushed him between the road and a tree. He expires hours later. Ber Harbor eyes a big season as repairs and new buildings boost capacity. Ice firms expand with large crews and hundreds of tons moving daily.
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Pittstown
Orone Ice Company
Col. Webster
Brewer Ice Company
Old Brewer Town Landing
Ber Harbor
Grand Central
Hotel Desisie
Newport House
Rockaway House
Belmont
Lynam
Anch
New Hampshire Officials Elected Across Towns
Charlestown selects two Democrats and one Republican as Selectmen. Dunbarton votes Democratic Board of Selectmen for first time in 22 years. Peterboro elects a Democrat to the Board and a town treasurer. Keene arrests ten youths for barn thefts. six go to reform school, rest on probation. South Newmarket renames to Newfield to receive a $10,000 library legacy. Ammonoosuc Valley Poultry Association at Lisbon elects officers for 1881 and approves cash premiums for the exhibition.
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Dunbarton
Reform School
South Newmarket
Newfield
John M. Brodhead
Ammonoosue Valley Poultry Association
Lisbon
C. H. Boynton
Francis Hall
J. E. Trall
Landaff
KE. F. Stickney
Lyman O. Wheeler
Bath
T. Howe
Benton
R. Dow
Lattleton
W.K. Parker
J. L. Foster
W. H. Webster
G. H. Dow
S. P. Ford
Samuel Emery
Fall Mountain Paper Mill Faces Worsening Business Conditions
At Fellows Falls the mill struggles as a time keeper lists 244 employees with 200 more to be added this summer. In St. Albans the Vermont National Bank attaches B. M. Robinson's dry goods stock on a 12500 note, while other liabilities remain small. The stock is valued around 20000 dollars and a creditors arrangement is likely.
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Fellows Falls
Robinson
St. Albans
Vermont National Bank
Milford 25 mile race winner and other New England items
Fred Joslyn defeated James O'Donnell in Milford in a 25 mile race for 100 dollars with a time of 3 hours 46 seconds. Juan de Castro the itinerant Patagonia lecturer was at Milford and sent to the House of Correction for forty days for disturbing the peace. James Hayes aged 63 died after a fall in Fall River. Henry W Hammersley 15 bound over for 1000 pounds for two fires at a Westfield whip factory. Essex mills at Amesbury sold to Joshua Ballard Boston for 3060600. Clarence French and G Staples of Haverhill bound over for felonious assault on Mrs Jennie Daniels at West Boxford. A man wounded while a knife injured a Fall River husband during a mishap at home. John G Mort and Miss Addie Anderson of Fall River wed for fun. plans to seek court to set aside. Phillips Academy Andover hosted Means prize speaking with ten speakers. top awards went to James Symons Fletcher Ladd and Edward Phelps.
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James O'Donnell
Milford
Juan de Castro
Patagonia
House of Correction
James Hayes
Fall River
Henry W. Hammersley
Westfield
Essex
Amesbury
Salisbury
Joshua Ballard
Boston
Clarence French
G. O. Staples
Haverhill
Jennie P. Daniels
West Boxford
Justice Tenney
Georgetown
James Brooks
John G. Mort
Addie Anderson
Miss Amderson
Mort
Court of Equity
Phillips Academy
Andover
Academy Hall
Gen
O. O. Howard
Moses Foster
A. F. Skeele
A. M
James T. Symons
Laramie City
Wyoming Territory
Prisoner to Turn State Evidence in Boston Burglary Trial
Springfield report says Lyman L. Calvin jailed in Pittsfield for January burglary plans to testify for the state at the U S Court in Boston next week. He confesses involvement with Charles Anderson and George Briggs in numerous Massachusetts and Connecticut burglaries over the past eight months and provides a detailed crime narrative.
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Mass
Lyman L. Calvin
Pittsfield
Lee Post Office
United States Court
Boston
Charles Anderson
George Briggs
Clown
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Magnolia Jockey Club Opens in Moxie with Close Races
On the first Magnolia Jockey Club day in Moxie Alabama Verdigris won the muddied Hurdle race over a mile heat in 2.03 1 2 with other times 1.59 and 2.62. MedixTor and Woodcock riders were slightly injured after falls. Little Red captured the mile dash in 1.48, and Long Tan formerly Dave Moore won the mile and a half dash in 1.47 3 4.
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Moxie
Ala
Magnolia Jockey Club
Verdigris
Medixtor
Woodcock
Little Red
Long Tan
Dave Moore
Miners Convene to Discuss Output and Pay Demands
In Pittsburg Penn a national convention of bituminous coal miners opened to debate restricting coal output eliminating store orders and screen systems and demanding semi monthly pay. After forming a permanent organization the convention adjourned to reconvene tomorrow for several days.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Mob Executes Joseph J. Fields in Winchester Jailbreak
At 1 o'clock this morning 100 masked men assaulted the County Jail, overpowered guards and jailer, secured the keys, opened Joseph J. Fields's cell, and killed him with pistol shots after removing him from custody. The target was the murderer of James Padgett.
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Winchester
Joseph J. Fields
James Padgett
Tragic home incident in Aurora leaves wife dead
In Aurora on March 17 Mrs. W. Baldwin was found dead in bed with a severed jugular vein. Her husband lay unconscious beside her with gashes to throat arms and abdomen. He survived with non serious injuries. Baldwin had come from Vermont and married three weeks ago. Cause of death unknown.
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Aurora
Court resumes Bischolz trial as jurors kept in custody
Brimington court resumed the Bischolz trial at 8:30 p.m. with no jury report. The court adjourned until Thursday morning and the jury remains locked up.
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Eport
Conn
Bischolz
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