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26 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1896
Page
1
Ghris Magee Accused in Pennsylvania Republican Fight
County Controller James A. Grier filed a sworn statement in Common Pleas Court alleging fraud in tax receipts connected to C. L. Magee Senator William Flynn and public safety director J. O. Brown along with Treasurer W. S. Brown. The claims include a dummy printing contract and underpayment of receipts and improper credits to the Republican committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
James A. Grier
Common Pleas Court
C. L. Magee
William Flynn
Director of Public Safety
J. O. Brown
W.S. Brown
Magee
Flynn
Brown
Republican Committee
Foreclosure suits filed against Detroit lines in Lansing Grand Rapids area
In Grand Rapids Michigan on March 25 foreclosure suits were filed in U S Court against the Detroit Lansing and Northern Detroit Lansing and Grand Rapids and Saginaw and Western railroads. George W Weld and Boston holders of the trust mortgages lead the action. The bonds total about 2 225 million with 1 15 million on the main line and the rest on branches. The bill seeks a receiver and a radical reorganization of the DLN system contemplated for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
United States
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Detroit, Lansing
Amendment proposal bars establishment or support of churches
Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire introduces a joint resolution to amend the U S Constitution. It would prohibit Congress or states from establishing religion or restricting free exercise and would forbid using U S or state funds or taxes to found maintain or aid any church denomination or sect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Gallinger
New Hampshire
United States
Congress
Hoar Defends Clerical Assistants Provision In Congress
Washington sunning the legislature debate over the appropriation bill. Mr Hoar ridiculed Mr Allen's attack on giving the attorney general authority to hire clerical assistants for marshals and set pay. Allen argued against the paragraph, which was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Legislative
Executive
United States
Allen
Hoar
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Russia
Massachusetts
Labor arbitration bill ordered for report in Erdman measure
The House committee on labor ordered a favorable report on Erdman of Pennsylvania bill. It provides for settling labor troubles by arbitration with binding decisions by arbitration boards though not compulsory. The measure is favored by labor organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Labor Today
Erdman
Pennsylvania
Managers of Soldiers' Homes Approve New Appointments
Washington March 25 After a caucus of nine Republican members of the House military committee it was decided to report to the full committee on Friday a joint resolution recommending the appointments of General Franklin of Connecticut Thomas J Henderson of Illinois George L Beale of Maine and George W Steele of Indiana to fill vacancies on the National Soldiers' Homes board. Franklin and Steele succeed themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Military Committee
General Franklin
Connecticut
Thomas J. Henderson
Illinois
George L. Beale
Maine
George W. Steele
Indiana
National Soldiers’ Homes
Messrs
Franklin and
Steele
Harbor Committee Heads to Boston to Inspect Rivers
The House committee on rivers and harbors will depart Washington for Boston tomorrow at 3 oclock to investigate conditions of rivers and harbors where improvements have been requested. The exact points of visit have not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Boston
Brice Confirmed as Fish Commissioner Nomination
The Senate confirmed John J. Brice of California as Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries. Other confirmations included Charles H. Bateman as collector of customs at Marblehead Massachusetts and several Massachusetts postmasters J Q Hatch Northboro E H Gates M It tineague A B Collins Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice
Washington
Senate Today
John J. Brice
California
Fish and Fisheries
Charles H. Bateman
Marblehead
Mass
Massachusetts
J. Q. Hatch
Northboro
E. H. Gates
Mittineague
A. B. Collins
Georgetown
Reed and Wolcott Loom in Massachusetts GOP Drift
A Boston Marketmen's Republican Club gathering at the Quincy House features praise for Wolcott and Reed as party leaders. Curtis Guild Jr. speaks on finance while delegates Sweat and Hammond are touted as Reed allies. The crowd backs gold standard positions and opposes silver coinage, with leaders urging unity for the 1896 political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Quincy House
Belshazzar
Boston Marketmen’s Republican Club
Brattle Street
Wolcott
Reed
Curtis Guild, Jr
Greenhalge
Mead
Augustus T. Sweat
Hammond
St. Louis
New York
Massachusetts
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
United States
Guild
Reed Victory Hinted At Marketmen Banquet
A telegram to President George F. Mead at a Marketmen's Club banquet boosts Reed's expected victory. Mead confirms Reed as the author of the message amid cheering crowds and a prominent portrait hangs near the head table as time moves toward Reed's presumed win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Mead
Mead
Marketmen’s Club
Reed
Mr. Mead
Victory
Army Wins Permit Parade Through Malden by Salvationists
Malden reports a sudden end to the Salvation Army conflict as Mayor Walker and the license committee grant a parade permit. Brigadier Brewer, Captain Faulkner and others sign the order allowing a 7 to 9 pm march from Pleasant to Central square with police escort amid sizable crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Salvation Army
Army
Walker
License Committee
Brewer
Captain Faulkner
Captain Parker
H. F. Pickering
G. Louis Richards
Charles Fletcher
Spaulding
Police
Hyde
Savage
Faulkner
Board of Aldermen
Joseph Faulkner
Pleasant
Main Streets
Western Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Irving Street
C. O. Walker
Thomas Savage
Charles H. Hyde
Pleasant Street
Joe
Central Square
Joe the Turk
Locke
Company IL
Maiden Rifles
Mob Attack After Arrest Rocks East Boston
William Ford of 26 Dover Street was arrested by Officer Ahearn for an alleged attempt to assault Louisa Pierce, 6, of 126 Marginal Street. A violent mob chased, pelted, and threatened Ford as he was escorted to Station 7, feared to injure officers. Tomorrow he faces criminal assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ford
Dover Street
Ahearn
Division 7
Louisa Pierce
Marginal Street
Louisa
Jeffries Point
Ford
Post
Sue Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Little Louise
Patriots Win Defeat Spanish Troops in Santa Clara Fight
Patriots kill many in Santa Clara as Leoncio Vidal falls. Spanish detachment of San Huiniin battalion loses officers and men in a hard clash near San Juan de los Veras. Patriots burn houses in Santa Ana Rodrigo Palma Sola Yabuquito Santa Clara. Elbert Raphleye to depart Cuba for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Santa Clara
Leoncio Vidal
Fonseca
San Juan de Los Veras
Santa Ana
Matanzas
Rodrigo
Palma Sola
Yabucito
Elbert Raphleye
Cuba
New York Mail and Express
United States
Conference Committee Deliberates on Cuban Resolutions
After a session this afternoon the conferrees on the Cuban resolutions adjourned without a conclusion. The debate showed a push to report resolutions acceptable to both houses, with House managers urged to accept Senate language to move debate out of the Senate. Senator Hale led a minority oppose to vote, signaling ongoing filibuster concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conferrees
Senate
House
Spain
Sickels
Hale
Committee On Foreign Relations
Fisher H. Pearson
Lowell
Greenhalge
Commonwealth
Jury Acquits Mrs. Davidson in Extortion Case
San Francisco report states Mary A. Davidson was acquitted after witness Brown testified he paid $500 not due to fear. Judge ruled no extortion occurred and directed a verdict of acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Brown
First Congregational Church
Mary A. Davidson
Brockton Shoplifter Arrested After Long Theft Spree
Clinton H. Webster of Brockton was arrested by Inspectors Knox and Douglas after allegedly stealing a woman's satchel and more from a big dry goods store. He confessed to numerous thefts and pawn tickets totaling about $200 were recovered including velvet cloth, bags, gloves, cloth, shoes, soap, groceries, rings, and household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton H. Webster
Brockton
Knox
Douglas
Mary Mann
Lithia
Fire destroys Industrial Relief Laundry in Lynn blaze
Fire gutted the Industrial Relief Laundry at 18 Olive Street in Lynn tonight at 6:80 damaging a two and a half story building. The loss to the structure is about 200 dollars and fully insured. The property is owned by the Alney estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Woman's Union For Christian Work
Olive Street
AlNey Estate
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