Writ of error granted in Mackin and Gallagher case
Judge Gresham of the United States circuit court granted a writ of error in the Mackin and Gallagher election fraud case. Bail set at 59,000 each, with a stay of prison proceedings. Hearing date not fixed. If overruled, bail may be increased to 50,000. Mike McDonald testified to 500,000 dollars in unencumbered real estate.
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Gresham
United States Circuit Court
Mackin
Gallagher
Joliet
District Court
Mike McDonald
Governor vetoes Newark landing bill over debt concerns
Trenton March 24 the governor vetoed the Newark landing bill stating it violates the constitution. He argues the act would let Newark raise nearly 400 000 in bonded debt by borrowing to pay deficiencies instead of funding by yearly taxes, inviting future boards to rely on legislative bailouts.
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Trenton
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Mormon sentiment after supreme court election ruling in Utah
Salt Lake City observers report disappointment among intelligent Mormons over the U S supreme court decision in the Utah election cases. They criticize the court for implicitly validating the Edmunds act and for declaring territorial inhabitants under congressional sovereignty, calling the stance contrary to republican government and unfair treatment of Mormons.
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Ice blockade halts Manhansett at Gardiner's Bay
Capt James Smith of the Manhansett reports an unprecedented ice blockade in Gardiner's Bay. For two days the steamer cannot reach Sag Harbor, as both entrances are blocked by piled ice cakes. Greenport and nearby towns report coal shortages and hard passage through floes yesterday. No trouble at New London harbor.
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Conn
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Greenport
Shelter Island
Lawrence Cricket Club Elects New Officers
LAWRENCE Mass March 24 The Lawrence Cricket club tonight elected officers President C T Main vice president H Wilde secretary C Wilde treasurer H Smith committee W Hendry WS Bryce A Barrington W Marshall J McLachlan A Smythe auditors F Manly F Parkinson Last year the association paid a $600 debt and starts season clear of debt Season opens in two weeks with games arranged against the Lowells Harvards and Longwoods
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State vs Sanders sanity verdict expected in Vermont case
Montpelier Vermont March 24 The evidence in the case of the State versus Sanders closed this forenoon with Dr Draper testifying that Sanders was sane at the time of the murder He faced strong cross examination but stood firm Two arguments are planned for this afternoon and the jury is to be asked to retire late tomorrow afternoon
Senate rejects substitute on registry tax abolition
In Providence the Rhode Island senate voted 15 to 19 against a substitute resolution to submit to voters a constitutional amendment ending the registry tax. The house approved a measure proposing women’s suffrage on the same terms as men by 45 to 19.
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Stevedores Strike Over Wage Cut Tie Up Ships
Three hundred fifty stevedores from American and Red Star line steamships walked out in Philadelphia on March 24 to protest wage reductions. The British Crown and Switzerland of Red Star ships are only partially loaded and may be unable to sail this week if workers refuse to return. The men rejected any compromise.
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Break in coal strike eases as 500 men return to work
Pittsburg March 24. A reported break in the fourth pool strike. About five hundred miners went to work today under operator terms. More are expected to follow. Rail traffic unchanged. Both sides hold firm. At Scotthaven the eviction was not carried out today.
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Scotthaven
Montreal Rail Company Ordered Shareholders Meeting
In Montreal on March 24 the court of appeals affirmed the superior court ruling in Montreal Portland and Boston rail company versus J C Hatton. The judgment requires the company to call a meeting of shareholders to elect directors.
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Manitoba Rebellion Deaths Reported In Ottawa
Ottawa March 24. Government officials report tonight of grave developments in connection with the Prince Albert rebellion. It is whispered in the lobbies that Chief Kine Riel and the half breeds are involved and that a serious crisis is anticipated.
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Woman surges bill killed after house senate clash
Hartford March 24. The house and senate clashed over the measure and the woman suffrage bill was killed. Earlier the house passed a compromise tax bill affecting New York and New England taxes for 50 000, but the suffrage move failed.
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Cleveland's Policy Nominations and Reform Push
Washington reports the administration seeks broad revision of post offices and related offices, arguing current overstaffing and costly favoritism. It details nominations by the president including Torrey, Danworth, Muldrew, Sparks, and McConville, and notes partisan objections and future removals. Massachusetts postmasters cases are discussed with Amherst contested and other towns pending.
Senate session ends with cabinet appointees for Manchester site
The article notes that the session, after other members departed, focused on appointments to be made before adjournment. The secretary of the treasury appointed J. A. Weston G. B. Chandler Geo. A. Crosby Jos. B. Clark and Jno. B. Varrick to form a commission to select a site for a public building at Manchester New Hampshire.
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Manchester
N. H
J T Choate of Lincoln Disappears
J T Choate, once a thriving Lincoln wheelwright, vanished two weeks ago after mortgaging property multiple times and taking money from creditors. The case lists forged notes and raised bills, with losses to the Waltham National Bank and several Lincoln residents, leaving a destitute wife and three young children.
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J. T. Choate
Amesbury
J. M. Miles
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George Flint
James Farrar
Zenas Smith
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Mr. Flint
Deacon Farrar
Deacon Flint
Flint
Bolton
Cambridge
Salvation Army meetings disturbed by rioting in Providence
In Providence Gen Booths English Salvation Army meetings at Slade hall near city hall faced noises and street parades. A gang disrupted Sunday night services with obscene songs and threats. A woman attempted to restore order, a fight ensued, lights were put out, and police cleared the intruders, stopping the gathering.
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Battle losses and rumors from Suakim march clash
London report tallies seven officers and 63 men killed in Sundays action with Arabs at Suakim. 110 Arabs killed inside the zareba and many bodies of women and boys found on the battlefield. Additional dispatches critique leadership and planning. casualties include six officers and 94 men killed, six officers and 136 wounded, with 70 missing. Contemporaneous notes mention Arab maneuvers aiming to starve garrisons and reports of tribal revolts aiding the Mahdi.
England and Russia in tense Afghan frontier talks
LONDON March 24 A cabinet council discussed a somewhat unfavorable Russian reply on the Afghan frontier and a critical situation. Calcutta reports a three-divisional force for Quetta with 11 000 reserves from Rawalpindi, plus 200 more men per infantry regiment and one cavalry squadron per regiment. The Svet, Russia’s military organ, says England would cede Penjdeh and Temenas to Russia while defending Herat to secure a Caspian Sea to India road. Gulrain dispatch notes quiet outwardly but Russian concentration near Herat. plan to withdraw Col Ridgeway from Penjdeh and defend Herat. England’s farewell to Minister Lowell is noted with high praise from The Times and The Daily News. Paris reports Miss Van Zandt provokes protests at the Opera Comique but receives applause. 300 Latin Quarter students planned to protest Thursday. Tonquin reports Gen Negrier returning to Langson with an immense entrenched camp between Langson and Kilpa, reinforcements be awaited, rainy season to suspend for three months. Chinese troops reinforced from Canton threaten renewed offensives. Dublin notes Joe Smith, later an informer who implicated Carey, has died amid dread and illness. another informer, Michael Kavanaugh, is in a violent lunatic asylum. Berlin briefs report Emperor William’s approval of the Bismarck testimonial land disposition. Schonhausen estate to Prince Bismarck on his 50th state service anniversary.
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Mexico Proclaims Fiscal Police to Combat Smuggling
City of Mexico reports that the president issued a proclamation creating a fiscal police body to prevent smuggling on the northern frontier. It will comprise about eight men and be funded by economies within customs services, including closing the Chihuahua custom house. The proclamation takes effect in April.
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Pension fraud arraignment in Concord New Hampshire
Mrs Causte Ann helps of Oxford was arraigned before United States Commissioner Hackett on pension fraud charges. She admitted drawing a widow's pension for a husband who died in 1864 and later remarried. The case was continued to April 21 with Mrs Phelps under personal recognizance. Also: Concord reserves defeated Manchester reserves 3 to 1. Albert P Davis named transfer agent. NH probate judge race near. Farst day proclamation due. April 16 date set.
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N. H
Causte Annhelps
Oxford
United States
Hackett
George M. Phelps
New Hampshire
George Phelps
Phelps
Burns
Manchester
Pole
R. Carter
Albert P. Davis
Henry Churchill
William D. Weceks
Lancaster
Cook County
Everett Fletcher
Leancaster
Hale
Burnham will and codicil filed for probate in New York
The will of Gordon W. Burnham and a March 13 1885 codicil were filed in New York surrogates office. It bequeaths 59000 to Miss Kate Sanborn of Hanover New Hampshire to be paid one year after his death. Burnham left no widow. heirs are Douglas Williams Burnham of Fishkill and 19 year old Thomas Brownell Snurnham of New York City.
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Kate Sanborn
Hanover
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Sture Edwards Pierrepont
Enoch L. Fancher
Fancher
Burnham
Dougass Williams Burnham
Fishkill
Hudson
Thomas Brownell Snurnham
Henrys Irving
New York City
Senate
New York Veterinary Science Academy Organized at United States Hotel
About a dozen veterinary surgeons organized the New York state academy of veterinary science and comparative pathology at the United States hotel in New York. Dr Henry E Earle of Staten Island presided. Five trustees were chosen for the coming year, and the academy will operate as an offshoot of the New York state veterinary medical association.
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New York State Academy of Veterinary Science and Comparative Pathology
United States
Henry E. Earle
Staten Island
New York State Veterinary Medical Association
Carnival Preparations and Army Navy Day Plans 1885
Executive committee of the soldiers home carnival meets at Mechanics Building with Ex Mayor Martin presiding. Finance reports 500 received, total 2000. senate and house invited for opening night. Army and Navy day committee formed adding naval officers. Ladies day April 11 features MIT battalion drill, skating, dancing. meals arranged by table hosts. A two foot schooner yacht donation proposal from R B Forbes discussed. carnival deemed a strictly moral show.
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Hersey
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Hutchins
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Creasy
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United States Navy
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C. W. Wilson
G. A. Chamberlain
Lemuel Pope
Relief Corps
E. Florence Barker
M. S. Goodale
L. A. Turner
Massachussetts Institute of Technology
E. H. Haskell
Art Gallery Committee
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E. A. Horton
John D. Long
Micah Dwyer
Barker
Pilot Capt Fowler Receives Pilotage Family Chair
The Boston pilots marked Capt William C Fowler 50 years of service with an elegant easy chair presented at his Everett home after returning from Gloucester. His daughter read a letter from fellow pilots praising his faithful, hazardous career and urging many more years of service. Fowler, born 1809 in Winsisset Me, began at sea young and rose to branch pilot, regarded by colleagues as second to none.
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Benjamin Swett
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Telegraph Operator Thomas Sets Boston Word Speed Record
A Boston telegraph operator, Cap. Thomas, famed for AP speed, reportedly wrote 14 326 words between 7 P M and 2 30 A M on June 6 1884 during Chicago convention coverage and tallied 69 783 words for the week. He produced eight or nine manifold copies and logged 9221 words in five hours on March 8. The record highlights his needlelike pace with a stylus on manifold paper.
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Women Voters for School Committee Debated in House
A Boston motion to take up a metropolitan police bill was defeated 791095 after a long debate. The House adjourned consideration, while reports from committees covered education, judiciary, finance, and election laws. A count on a separate bill showed 91 yeas to 120 nays, and a secretary’s notice detailed women registered and voting for school committee from 1881 to 1884.
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Lucas-Crane clash looms over baseball league dispute
Cincinnati Gazette columns denounce Henry V Lucas with warnings that his push may backfire and expose the league to public scrutiny. The commentary notes Lucas’s tactics, compares him to rivals, and cites financial maneuvers by Von der Ahe, while predicting the league will not panic or bend to pressure as the New Yorks and Metropolitans prepare to contend. The report also covers Hanlan defeating Clifford in Sydney rowing and a string of polo results and notes from several New England towns.
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Chicago and Grand Trunk plan Boston to Chicago fast freight line
Chicago reports that the Chicago and Grand Trunk, the Grand Trunk of Canada and the Verl Ent Central roads have arranged a fast freight service between Boston and Chicago. Two trains each way daily will operate on a schedule of 99 hours.
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Severe Mercantile block fire causes heavy water damage
A major blaze at the southerly end of the Mercantile block on Commercial and Clinton streets, chiefly in the papier mache works of William W. Webster, caused widespread damage to multiple firms including H. R. Atwood and Fitz Bros. & Co. with water flooding destroying office furniture and stock. Firemen fought dense smoke and could not reach the core from inside. several injuries occurred among fire crew, and total losses are estimated between 40,600 and 975,000 dollars.
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Multiple Fates Reported In New England News Briefs
Mrs Anna C Hammond a Holyoke widow aged 32 died by self inflicted throat wound Tuesday while in sane Alfred Elson a Meriden CT pedestrian ran 38 to 40 miles round trip to New Haven for a $10 bet A rigger on the schooner M H Perkins at East Gloucester fell to his death on the ice after a jibstay mishap Ice boat racing occurred on the Amherst river New Bedford MA A clerk in Malden MA injured by creosote in a bottle incident May lose right eye A Frenchman Fred Perry 21 fell 30 feet from an elevator at Augusta ME breaking a leg and bruises A Fall River MA embezzlement case Thatcher discharged from Metropolitan Life Insurance after review Page trial continued at Rutland Accountant Rodiey McLaughlin examined books The Maine supreme court reinstates Marshal Andrews of Portland Gov Robie nominates state officers Town meeting in Winchester MA outlines budgets and appointments including highways bridges police and schools with a water loan and tax anticipations.
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Lerned & Varina
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Malden
Fred Perry
Edward Manufacturing Company
Augusta
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Fall River
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Political endorsements and rumors across New England notes
The article records Republican praises for Phelps in Vermont, mentions Rutland post office candidates Redington and Randall, notes John Kelly in Washington, and hints at Benjamin R. English as New Haven postmaster. It also reports Col. Benjamin F. Smith death in Maine, praises Gen. Jackson by Portland Advertiser, lauds Irish American Congressman Collins, cites Lovring’s shoe candidate endorsement, and quotes Mrs. Parnell praising Cleveland as wise and providential for the country.
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English
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Wiscasset
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Patrick A. Collins
Boston
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Missouri
Lovring
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Parnell
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Feud Ends in Street Duel. Rogers Dies in Mississippi County
An old feud between Robert Grimes and John Rogers led to a late Saturday street duel in Hibbard, Missouri County, Me. Rogers was killed. Also noted: Miss Claise Lord, daughter of George W. T. Lord of Lord & Taylor, secretly married traveler Francis F. Ryder. In Springfield Illinois, 43 senators and 114 representatives answered roll call. Cantwell and Streeter voted for Morrison and Black respectively. Two Irish-Americans arrested in Quebec on dynamiter suspicions, arrival by Grand Trunk, no baggage, no hotel registration.
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David A. Hills
Westminster
Heath
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Barrett’s
Henry Barrett
Felswstt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!