Affidavits Allege Threats Against Senator Hill
Affidavits filed with the U S District Attorney by Senator Hill and Georgia’s Samuel W Smalls allege threats by Jessie Raymond. They state Raymond demanded 500 or to take his life and warn of harm, with Smalls corroborating the threats and fearing an attempt on Hill’s life. The matter was referred to the Police Court for necessary action.
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Senate debates a bill to prevent assignment of government claims amid claims of unfair agent fees. A pension reform substitute would create district commissions of a surgeon and lawyer to examine applicants in person. House panel advances tobacco purchasing rules for the army and discusses Mississippi River navigation reservoir plans with costs pegged at 1.5 million dollars. Confirmations include W. J. Phillips for marshal of Eastern Texas and John Hemingway as Southington postmaster. several Ohio census supervisors are rejected.
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Turbulent Russia Faces Steady Underground Resistance
From St Petersburg sources Gen Meskhoff’s conciliatory move fails to ease clashes with Nihilists. Police raids and domiciliary visits are widespread as arrests surge. Prisons fill with suspects awaiting Siberian transport while Nihilists claim Hartmann’s non-extradition signals European support. Abdul Kader said alive.
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British Forger Walter Sentenced Twenty Years Penal Servitude
William Henry Walter, examined at Mansion House, convicted of forging and uttering a 905 pound Bank of England check and linked to other bank and money order forgeries. His reputed wife Anne Norah Walter was discharged for lack of proof. Walter, a licensed victualler, is hailed as a leading forger. meanwhile Irish and British political notes follow, including Liberal and Conservative strategizing and a Czar William friendship toast.
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Albany Charter Election Sees Female Voter Registration
In Albany on March 23 several women have registered to vote in the upcoming April charter election. In the city to attend tomorrow's State Convention are leading members of the National Greenback Labor party. Thomas W. Olcott, president of the Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank, died today. The Governor signed a bill allowing the Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad Company to issue bonds.
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Foreclosure Ends Maxwell Grant Land Dispute in New Mexico
Information from Chicago reports a foreclosure sale under Chief Justice Prince ending a long contest over the Maxwell grant. The deal includes about 2,000,000 acres of mineral and grazing land, with 8,000 acres of watered grazing area and 600 acres of coal land, plus Moreno Valley Placer Mines and Aztec gold quartz mines. Frank R. Sherwin bid $1 million on first mortgage and $100,000 on second, with Dutch bondholders holding roughly $8,000,000. A US patent is secured and a four American four Dutch board will govern reorganization to develop the territory, including 200,000 acres in Colorado.
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Iron Molders Demand 10 Percent Wages Rise in Quincy
Despatch from Quincy reports iron moulders presenting a 10 percent wage demand to foundry owners. All but one foundry closed yesterday as owners shut down until workers return to old wages.
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Androscoggin Acton Silver Mining Co Formed
A new mining company named the Androscoggin Acton Silver Mining Company is formed with E T Gale Esq of Auburn as president. The Acton lode mine in Acton York county sits next to the Dirigo silver mine. Limited stock is on the market and rapidly selling. Ice industry grows in Maine as miners work on the Androscoggin harvesting a large crop to feed river loading and Maine Central shipments. An immense capital increase for the state is anticipated with Androscoggin county gaining a large share of the bonanza.
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Weeks Lands Lumber Rush at Perry and Indian Streams
Charles H Weeks arrives with his teams on the Pittsburg banks near Perry and Indian streams, unloading nearly ten million feet of lumber. The report notes the substantial haul and the logistics of Weeks’s operation.
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Vergennes Election Returns Gen. Grandy as Mayor and Clerk Re-elected
The Vergennes annual charter election on Tuesday chose Gen. George W. Grandy for mayor and Col. J. H. Lucia was re-elected city clerk. The vote was quiet and spirited, with the normal civic turnout observed.
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Westboro factory to expand and water service debate
The Crain Rising & Co boot and shoe works in Westboro will be enlarged with a town meeting planned to obtain an extension of water service. A dangerous lunatic roams Canton questioning passers by on religion amid local tensions.
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Notable Obituaries The Deaths of Prominent Figures
Charles Vivian the English vocalist and humorist died suddenly of typhoid pneumonia at Leadville Colorado on March 19. He left a widow and had led an English opera company. Lady Charlotte Bacon widow of Gen. Bacon and daughter of the fifth Earl of Oxford died aged 79. William Courtney Wetmore Park Commissioner and longtime New York jurist died March 22 at 83. Edouard Giradet French painter brother of Charles and Paul Giradet died March 22 at Geneva. Thomas M. Skinner Auburn printer aged 89. Benjamin Lyman died Port Hope Ontario March 23.
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Haigh arraigned on forgery counts in New York court
J Lloyd Haigh, linked to Grocers' Bank defalcations, was arraigned in General Sessions on four forgery indictments, pleaded not guilty to one, trial set for tomorrow. The Post reports the loan company invested 6.5 million in United States bonds. immigrant ships Weser Main Mosel carry over a thousand aboard.
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