Editor recalls Washington summons and hungry office seekers
The Concord Monitor editor describes his shock at Washington as editors are summoned to high posts while job seekers press for official recognition with persistence despite refusals. He laments home precincts invaded and doorbells rung from dawn to dusk by pap seekers, noting how nice it is to be summoned rather than seek.
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Crisis in Cabinet and factional strife shakes Washington
Washington circles were agitated by reports of a cabinet crisis and factional strife within the Republican Party. Rumors tied Chandler’s possible confirmation as Treasury Solicitor to resignations by Macteagh and James if Robertson becomes Collector of New York. Senators countered Mahone bargains whileNebraska feed subsided after washouts. An arrest in Lowell linked to a murder attempt by poison. Emigration rises in Ireland and Beaconsfield headlines ailing. American Belt Telephone stockholders met amid snow in Ohio and Indiana.
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Conkling
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New York
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Gaurfield
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Waterford
Lowell
Mass
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Kansas
England
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American Belt Telephone Company
Ohio
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MacVeagh
Ceneral
National Republican
Atty
Hhis
Mr. McVeagh
McVeagh
William E. Chandler
Republican
Port
Commerce Committee
Committee On Judiciary
Edmunds
Storm Moves Eastward From Kentucky Across Carolinas
Early reports indicate a storm that yesterday battered Kentucky has inched east toward North Carolina with thunder storms. Strong southerly gales sweep from New Jersey to Florida, while heavy snow blankets Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and Indiana. Temperatures plummet across the region with record lows expected as the system shifts toward the Atlantic coast by Thursday.
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Weather Report Boston March 20 1889 11 23
Weather observations across stations compiled for commerce and agriculture. Report notes telegraphic transmission of data from the Signal Service United States and War Department, detailing simultaneous readings at multiple stations for the same moment.
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United States
Auction Notices From New York and Philadelphia Markets
A fragmentary sale list shows multiple firms such as Wilmerding & Co., Hogaes & Co., and A. S. Richards & Co. offering goods on different dates from March 31 to April 2. Items include boots and shoes, damask fabrics, furniture, paintings, engravings, carpets, and dry goods, with various consigning houses and buyers noted.
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Henry
Bird & Co
Kibvens, &c
New York
Wilmerding, Hogaes & Co
A. S. Richards & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
R. L. Day & Co
W. R. MeKer & Co
H. Harris & Co
Lewis J. Bird & Co
Sullivan Bros. & Cibote
Leonard & Co
W. A
Hboots
Downson, Moody & Go
I M.—Real Estate
S. Hatch & Cory Goods
Nations
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
Philad
Lappincou, Son & Co
Drees Goode
Wilmerdine, Ho Grnet & Cn
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
New
Boots
Philada
Lippimeoti, Son & Co
Avril
A. M
Henry & Hatch
Philadelphy
Samuel Bunime’s Sons & Co
Wilmerding
Lognet & 430
Senate Debates Sink Deeper Into Cabinet Fight
Special Despatch from Washington reports the Senate's prolonged debate over nominations, with Conkling faction tensions and Democratic resistance shaping a tense political standoff. MacVeagh potential resignation looms amid clashes over Chandler and Robertson posts.
Denounces Unnatural Coalition in Senate Clash
Washington March 29 Senator Hampton denounces a charge of an unnatural coalition in the Senate as he contests a plan to elect officers. He accuses the opposition of subverting precedents and urges an independent committee to probe rumors of pacts or promises of patronage behind the current moves.
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Senate
Johnston
Hampton
Mahone
Democratic Party
South Carolina
Iie
Pennsylvania
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Virginia
Groome
Mahomet
Crusoe
Mr. Groome
Gorham
Riddleberger
Jeannette Search Expedition board completes report
The Naval Board finished sessions at the Navy Department detailing the Jeannette search expedition. The secretary will soon announce officers and men, with five officers and thirty five men recommended. Miscellaneous notes include Blaine's absence due to a cold and changes to letters of introduction. March debt reduction and revenue figures are reported.
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Washington
Naval Board
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Blaine
State Department
Treasury
Western floods delay trains and crowds seek food
A Omaha dispatch describes Union Pacific washouts that halt the overland, divert lines via Council Bluffs, and strand about 1,500 westbound travelers. A destitute group sought meals at the depot, receiving free dinners as 300 meal tickets were issued. Also reported are floods in South and Midwest towns, with wrecked steamers and rail disruptions.
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Omaha
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Schuyler
Burlington
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Kearney Junction
Council Bluffs
St. Joseph
Western
Grand Island
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Union Pacific Company
Vermont Man Arrested for Poison Plot in Lowell
Harlan P. Hale of Waterford Vermont was arrested in Lowell by Marshal Noyes and Deputy Favor on suspicion of attempting to poison an entire family. He had sought Miss Mary E. P. Sanborn and visited their home on Lee Street. bitter cocoa and tea raised suspicions as a sediment in the tea kettle tested as strychnine. Hale faces arraignment in Police Court tomorrow with alleged charge of murder through poisoning of Miss Sanborn her father and a young niece.
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Servia
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King’s County
Ireland
Moliva
Dublin Gazette
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Cork
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McCabe
Dublin
Freiheit
Lowell
Harlan P. Hale
Waterford
Marshal Noyes
Favor
Mary E. P. Sanborn
Lee Street
Suffolk Street
Mary
Hale
Miss Sanborn
Man Charged With Mail Frauds In Real Estate Scam
A man calling himself H. Launen faced United States Commissioner Gilbert on charges of using the mails to defraud. He admitted sending circulars as a real estate broker and directory creator, asking $1 for a directory not produced. He disclosed a larger swindling scheme with bogus stock reports and planned to continue frauds, first in Ohio, and waived examination to appear before the next grand jury. His true identity remains undisclosed due to reportedly high social connections.
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Ochester
H. Launen
United States
Gilbert
Ohio
Geo
United States Grand Jury
Vermont National Banks Profitable with Surplus High
Banking in Vermont under the national system shows profitability with 27 of 46 banks reporting. Combined capital reaches $5,145,060 and surplus plus undivided profits $1,456,000, well over one fourth of capital, led by Orwell with $100,000 capital and $121,000 surplus. First National Bank of Bennington follows with $110,000 capital and $127,799 surplus.
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Bennington
Connecticut House votes to release two long-term prisoners
Hiakport Conn March 29 The House approved releasing Charles J Allen from state prison after Senate concurrence. Allen had killed his brother in New Milford sixteen years ago and was serving a life term. The Senate also concurred in releasing John J Johnson a Swede once said to be an army officer in Sweden who killed a woman in Meriden and has never disclosed his real name.
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House Today
Charles J. Allen
Senate
Allen
New Milford
House
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Meriden
Johnson
Lucy A. Stetson
Charles A. Stetson
Astor House
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Stetson
Lynn
Mass
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Astor
New York
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
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France
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Denver and New Orleans Railway Plans Expansion Project
Denver and New Orleans Railroad orders fifty miles of Liverpool steel rails and contracts Construction Company to build the Denver to a Texas connection. Surveying has run two weeks, bids for grading and bridging to the Arkansas River are invited. President Evans travels east to secure remaining stock and authorize rolling stock purchases.
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Funeral of Gen Upton Attended by Military Dignitaries
In Auburn on March 29 a large crowd gathered for the funeral of Gen. Upton at 4 PM. The cortege included Generals Sherman Tidballs Alexander Eagan Campbell Arnold and others from the regular army with Adjutant General Townsend Inspector General Stonehouse and West Point professors Michie Andrews and staff. Gen Wood and staff Gen Bruce and staff and two Grand Army posts joined as flags flew at half mast and mourning symbols were displayed. The procession moved through thronged streets to Fort Hill where Gen Upton's wife is interred.
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Abstinence Case: Woman Feeds by Bath in Battle Creek
Detroit reports Mrs Henry Ingram of Battle Creek suffers total stomach paralysis after teeth removal last October. She has eaten nothing for months and is nourished by absorbing beef tea and milk through baths, absorbing about a quart daily. A water bath even quenches thirst.
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Henry Ingram
Murder on Troy Mountain Railroad Rocks Texarkana
The dead body of James Hart was found mangled on the Troy Mountain Railroad near Texarkana. Coroner's inquest says he was murdered and placed on the track to mislead investigators. A man named Johnson is arrested for complicity in the crime.
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Indian killed stock raiser in Ivanpah and was hanged
Mail advices from Ivanpah mining camp San Bernardino county report Daniel Keistler stock raiser shot dead by a renegade Indian over a trifling dispute. Indians nearby handed the killer to authorities but masked men soon afterward took him and hung him.
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New England Journalists Return From Barnum Excursion
March 9 Hamtrorp Conun reports the New England journalists in Barnum excursion party arrive back from a lively New York trip. They present C. S. Thomas Barnum's press agent who arranged the outing and featured the press presence during the journey.
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Terrible Straits of Snowbound Northwest Communities
A Cheyenne Leader report from Sioux City outlines drastic winter conditions in Youx City and surrounding areas. Two thirds burn corn at thirty cents a bushel as rail lines to Yankton Sioux Falls St Paul and Chicago remain blocked. Suffering mounts from Sleepy Eye to Pierre with drifts up to fifty feet. fuel and food run scarce and eight people frozen to death. aid is blocked and many homesteaders face starvation if blockade endures.
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Stiles Installed as Pastor of Hast Congregational Church
In Brooklyn an installation service for Rev. W. C. Stiles as pastor of Hast Congregational Church was held. His dismissal letter from North Congregational Church of New Bedford Mass. was read and deemed satisfactory. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached the installation sermon. Rev. A. H. Heath of New Bedford delivered the charge to the pastor and Rev. H. M. Storrs gave the charge to the people.
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W. C. Stiles
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New Bedford
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Henry Yard Beecher
A. H. Heath
Wisconsin Governor Signs Ban on Treating
Mapisson Wis March 29 The Governor signed the bill prohibiting the practice of treating. It makes any person who asks another to drink at his expense or who drinks at another's expense liable to arrest and punishment. The measure was once viewed as impractical and senseless but gained passage.
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Desperate feud ends with fatal fight in Kentucky
From Morehead Kentucky reports detail a stubborn clash between Hezekiah Jones and two Cornett brothers. In the woods the feud escalated. both Cornetts are badly wounded and carried home while Jones dies from a head wound. Garfield Williams, 17, the sole witness, is arrested as an accomplice.
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Morehead
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Hezekiah Jones
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Suspension of J O Stevens & Co At New Street
The suspension of J O Stevens & Co stock brokers at 24 New Street was announced at the Stock Exchange after hours. The firm failed to deliver about 10 000 shares of Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway stock sold on Saturday and told creditors to buy in the stock for the firm. The suspension stems from unresolved differences estimated around 18 000 dollars.
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J. O. Stevens & Co
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
American in Nice hotel misreads dress code
In a Nice hotel a beautiful American, arriving in full dress with satin and diamonds, discovers other guests are in casual demi toilette and quips that she would not have dressed so if she had known it was only a sit-round.
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Fast Day in Connecticut and Maine News Briefs
Reports from Connecticut and Maine cover diverse items. Fast day noted for April 15. Portland foreign exports last week reach 177074 dollars. Westbrook Company to build a mill and twenty tenement houses at Saccarappa. Weathered illness of Bos top and Lowell Railroad superintendent Hocum Hosford noted. A fire destroys William Crown’s house at Tewksbury near the Massachusetts almshouse. Bath Times mentions a proposed Damariscotta Boothbay railroad to aid summer travel. Gambling losses among Boston businessmen reported. Widow Mrs. Poor of Brownfield fatally burned. Fugitive rumor tied to a Swan acquaintance near Mechanic Falls. Rev Edward Smiley leaves Claremont for Putney Pastorate. Death of Benjamin Stevens of Rockland, a key Hayden trial witness. Samuel Bailey, 26, dies at home in West Newbury by suicide. Newfoundland herring abundant with no buyers. Nantucket jetty work expected around April 10. Peter Packard, 60, found dead after falling from ladder in Upton. Timothy Kearney’s confrontation in Terryville ends with Kearney’s death. Lubec sardine factory thriving. more plants planned. Maine State Agricultural Society trustees plan Lewiston fair for Sept 6–9. Androscoggin County fair linked to the State Fair.
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Maria Avent
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Notable Deaths and Public Notices: Stetson Lafayette
Obituary notices for Lucy A. Stetson and Oscar de Lafayette describe their prominence in New York and French republican history. Additional deaths include Betsey Henderson, Phineas S. Benjamin, Nathan Magowin, James Sinclair Earl of Caithness, and J. H. Earle. The column notes naval service, political ties, and local connections.
Industrial Firms and Manufactures Directory Fragment
A fragmented list shows wholesale and retail brass manufacturers dealers including Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing Co Oliver Street and Plume & Atwood Co 13 Federal Street. Breweries Crystal Lake Brewery J K Southern Burton Brewery and coal shippers Lehigh Valley Coal Co Sweeny Agent with other trades listed.
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John and
James
Washington Shest
Lehwych Valley Coal CO
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Tirrell, Jesse & CO
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Lehigh & Cumberland
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Eddy
Hills
Turner & CO
Sherburne, R
Canal St
Hollers
Wild & Stevens
Hawey Place
Wholesale & Pachures Lincoln, Chamberlin & CO
North
Charles Jr
Fanets Hall
Squire & CO
John P
Faneuil Hall Market
TREY@N. JAS
Lakeman Market
Cundy. W.ah
Hoojpmnes. Jas. Glass
Feneral Street
Belknap & CO
Savings Bank
Union Institution For Savings
Pedford St
Ashton Valve CO
Simmons & Jobert
Robinson
E. G
Chamberlain, Ss. W
Berkley
Chatham Street
Morrill, J. Jr. & CO
Berry, J. and J.& CO
Plimpton, H.R. & CO
Ara
Cook, Redding & CO
Franklin St
Dimond, J. C. & CO
Max Street
Ryn Eunet Eype Foundries
NEW England Type Company
A.B. Packard
Davis Co
Domestic Sewing Machine CO
Washingt St
J. A. Goodwin
Manazer
Household
A. Warren & C O
NEW Remington
Steren & CO
Agts
Essex Street
Sigwalt & ST Joan
Stram
Ageti
Merrimac
Stewart Sewing McHue
N. E
Weed Sewing Machine CQ
Avon Street
Wheeler & Wilson
WHITE
A.B. Lincoln
West St
Ee Ee
Miller
George H
Dorchester Av
Atlantic Works
Prentiss, F. H. R
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat CO
Central Wharf
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
U. P. Gaither
N.E
Norfolk
Coods
Callahan, J. F.& CO
Lincoln Street
Campbell Bros
Dorchester Avenue
Conlon, John & CO
Cos LE Leo
J. H
Miller John
Hanover Chaporters
Ligue Vous
Eve Wholesale Connell, M. O
Wacenaas Street
Shea
Jon
Eliot Street
Whighers
Ilsley, B. T
India Street
Bliss Bros
Ferdinand
L. W
Feneral
Kant Street
Rand, Avele & CO
Urankin St
Qussers
Bengamin Branklas
Machinery
ARD
Luke Beard
Court Street
Coppersmiths
Ss. DD. Etch
SS & Son
Vandal Bowker Street
S. PD
HICKS
Hicks & Badger
Jasmwstr
California
AIDA
Bechtel
Coors
Belcher
Moongay
Northern Belie
Raymond
Ely
Crown
Eee Consolidated Pacific
Kareka Consolidated
Px Chetnner
Cecces Gould & Curry
Baie & Norergss
LIP Tod
Union Consolidated
Ty Aba Wal
Heesreoneseassees J Om
Torick
John Leonard
Suffolk
Ambrose Leonard
Ines
John H. Burke
Marlowe
John B. McGarry
John Gconlon
Osgood
Masonic Temple