Funeral of Gen Anson tager at 3:39 PM in Chicago
Gen Anson tager funeral held at the family home 3735 Michigan avenue with large delegations from the Commercial club Peeb club Western Union and other electric firms. Services conducted by Rev Dr Osborne and Rev Clinton Locke. Pallbearers included Marshall Field J Russell Jones A F Sechziger George Sturges Robert Lincoln A A Suprague N M Fairbank Martin Ryerson Nermen Williams J W Doane and Charles Fargo. Remains sent by special train to Cleveland for Lake View Cemetery interment.
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Durant Lunatic Custody Dispute Spurs Court Action
New York on March 28 Charles W Durant the millionaire judged lunatic. A court order assigns elder Durant’s custody to his daughter Mrs Bowers. Frederick C Durant, his son, refuses compliance. A writ of habeas corpus requires Durant to appear in court returnable Monday. contempt threatens commitment.
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Missing Milwaukee bonds tied to ex comptroller White
Milwaukee reports reveal 3900 of 250000 city bonds issued in 1872 were missing when two coupons were presented for collection. Police Chief Rios traced the bonds to First National Bank of Chicago where they served as security for a 3700 loan by former city comptroller James S. White. White, now in Chicago, cannot be found.
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Keeseville postmaster and clerk charged with forgery
Henry C. Stevens postmaster at Keeseville and his former clerk Benjamin Mason were arrested by Deputy Marshal Dow and brought before U S Commissioner McMaster at Plattsburg. They gave bonds for an adjourned April hearing. They allegedly forged and sent to Washington a voucher for another clerk’s salary of about $300. the clerk says he received about $500.
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Wealthy co operator acts as prosecutor in Philadelphia gambling case
R. B. Wigton, a leading Crawford district co operator, testified in Philadelphia court against Lazarus Kannewasser, Benjamin Greenewalt, and William Iexander. The trio were held on 500 bail each as the case was continued to next Thursday. Wigton said his son K. B. Witton Jr has lost over 10 000 in three months at Kannewasser’s establishment.
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Doctors Hold Daily Conference on General Grant’s Condition
In New York on March 29 the weekly consultation reported slight throat improvement but lingering congestion. Doctors dressed the throat, gave an anodyne, and put the general to bed. Dr. Douglass stayed all night with Grant, Dr. Shirdy to follow tomorrow night. The team works to ease the general’s nerves and calm his family.
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Paris Manager Releases Miss Van Zandt Without Indemnity
Carvalbo the operatic manager frees Miss Van Zandt from her engagement. He cites her contribution to his theatre’s recent prosperity and offers to coach her for the new opera Mireille in which she is announced to appear at his theatre in London.
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Missing ex Gov Fletcher leaves men worried in St. Louis
St Louis reports distress as ex Governor Thomas C Fletcher a well known lawyer vanishes nine days. Police and family search for him hoping for his return as no trace has been found yet.
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Funeral for William Upton Held at Bow Church
The funeral for the late William Upton was held this afternoon at the Bow Methodist church. Rev. L. F. McKinney of Manchester officiated. Nearly all Concord’s locomotive engineers attended, along with many from the Boston and Lowell railroad divisions and other railway workers.
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Pastor Spink Leaves Universalist Church for Episcopal Church
The Rev. Geo. R. Spink ended his pastorate at the First Universalist church of East Providence and said he plans to join the Episcopal Church, with confirmation expected next Sunday.
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Brockton Clerk Hall Dies After Light Contract Incident
Frank M. Hall, who won the Brockton Street naphtha lights contract, died tonight from spasms of the glottis. The illness nearly closed the airway, a rare cause of death. The report notes a famous similar case attributed to George Washington.
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Disputed Whist Dispute at Union Club
In New York on March 28 authorities report a personal quarrel at the Union club between two members over a whist dispute. No cheating or card irregularity was charged or insinuated. the altercation stemmed from a disagreement on a play.
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Registry Tax Scheme in Rhode Island Gubernatorial Fight
In Newport March 28 the contest for governor between Ziba O Slocum and George Peabody Wetmore intensifies as independents accuse Wetmore of buying the nomination with registry taxes. A Newport man named Melville allegedly paid 308 dollars in January, prompting accusations of a puppet master behind Wetmore. Supporters deny the charges as false while some Republicans desert to Slocum, with attention also on lieutenant governor candidate Jonathan Wheeler.
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Wetmore Money Bundled Plan for Governor and Senate
Providence March 29 The memory of the love feast at the Republican convention centers on Geo P Wetmore of New York a wealthy Newport figure nominated for governor The deal envisioned Wetmore to hold three terms while Spooner remains in Congress Aldrich is kept in the Senate Bourn displeased as allies flee his purse Sheffield Wetmore sponsor questions linger over Aldrichs chances a year hence Next senator may come from Newport depending on legislative choices
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Possible War Between England and Russia Narrowly Averted
Reports from Loxpon March 29 indicate the St Petersburg German Gazette calls the England Russia dispute trivial and unlikely to trigger war. The Journal de St Petersburg foresees conciliatory Russian moves, while Britain charters new armed cruiser transports and prepares ships for Baltic service.
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Retreating French Hold On Tonquin Amid Widespread Crisis
Paris reports Gen Negrier wounded and French forces retreating after three large Chinese columns attacked near Langson. Debates in Paris heighten political tension as Premier Ferry faces possible fall. Reports note reinforcements promised, and Delisle pleads for aid. London confirms French retreat with heavy losses and a wounded commander. Washington notes Honduras sown for revolt with Nicaragua and Guatemala allies amassing 59,000 against Barrios. Panama reports President Arosemena resigns, Gen Gonema takes power amid unrest.
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Farther Advance Talk as Graham Moves to Tumai
London reports Gen Graham preparing to advance his army to Tumai with water stores at MacNeill’s zareba complete. The New South Wales contingent arrived at Suakim, meeting Gen Graham. Wolseley plans inspection from Dongola to Cairo before heading to Suakim amid Egypt financial convention talks.
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Law and Order League Agents Rield for Griai in Cambridge
Law and Order League agents Fred W Raggles and Edwin H Leaver faced charges of extortion and accessory before the fact in Cambridge district court Judge Orcutt ruled probable cause existed and ordered $800 bail for both to appear at the Jane term in Cambridge The proceeding was before Justices Circuit Gargan and Noyes with Mayor Johnson defending
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Patents Solicitor R H Eddy Celebrates Four Decades
It has been over forty years since R H Eddy began soliciting patents. His extensive and successful practice covers Washington and foreign countries including Great Britain and France. Known as a reliable solicitor, he maintains strong relations at Washington to aid patent acquisition and invention patentability. Office: 76 State Street opposite Kilby.
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President Robinson of Brown Preaches at King's Chapel
President E G Robinson of Brown University preached at King's Chapel on Sunday afternoon in a series of special services. He argued for belief in a benevolent design behind natural order and stressed prayer as beneficial for personal growth and moral restraint.
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Boundary Commission Dramaplit Between Colonies Revealed
An 1740 sworn statement by Benjamin Pollard, attested by Joshua Winslow, discusses a royal governor clipping apart a bill of costs and the ensuing dispute. The document, dated December 30 1740 with a misdated back, shows Pollard as messenger for the boundary commission between New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
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Jenkins Expels Lee Letter Row Sparks Legal Threats
The Democratic city central committee clash feeds talk of legal action by Mr. Jenkins against Mr. Maguire over a speech at the meeting. Jenkins claims Lee’s confidential letter was picked up in the street and used without Dr. Roeth’s consent, amid expulsion of the Jenkins faction.
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Beacon Society Meeting at Parker House Draws Notables
The Beacon society gathered Saturday afternoon at the Parker house with President John C. Paige presiding. Gen. John L. Swift Capt. Bedford Pinn and James Weymis were among special guests. Capt. Pinn delivered the post prandial speech and other speakers included Gen Swift Mr Weymss and John C. Wyman. The Massachusetts club later discussed The Value of a Tenure for Officeholders at Young's dinner.
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New England Club Hosts Evarts Reception Preparations
Wright of Wellesley and Gen Underwood hosted by New England club at Youngs. Exec committee at Middlesex club plans for Senator Evarts of New York to attend Saturday event with all U S senators and New England governors expected. Dinner at 2 o clock. Other clubs met at Parker s and Young s.
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Varney & Co Market South American Shoes Sampled
A Boston report notes Varney & Co now making sample cases for the South American trade. President Cleveland is said to be descended from Allen Breed, an early Lynn settler. Boston street M E church reports 11 months results with 24 probationers, 17 baptisms, 25 by letter, 2 by removal, 2 deaths, net +20. receipts 2605.59, expenses 2605.39, total money raised 5300.71, benevolent collections 126.89, other objects 97.9, outstanding 406.50. John Hiller at Newhall & Barder factory on Market street injured in belt incident, breaking three ribs and a blood vessel.
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Saturday Evening Gazette Seized Over Editorial Incident
Just before midnight Saturday Charles Albert Prines and Francis Peabody Jr filed to attach the Gazette for 360 dollars. The suit follows a recent Gazette editorial about Marie versus Welcott and the Hotel Verdome dispute, with the constable's action delaying Sunday's normal issue.
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Arrest of Captain Parker over Mary Celeste wreck on reef
Deputy United States Marshal Gallupe arrested Captain G C Parker of Winthrop on a charge of purposely wrecking the brig Mary Celeste on a coral reef off Hayti. The vessel insured for 25000 dollars, arrested on insurance compliance and mate testimony. Owned by Wesley A Gove and others of Boston.
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Bay State Gas to Build Plant on City Land by December
Bay State Gas has purchased 60 acres next to the city sewage pumping station for its new plant and leased offices in the Mason building. Engineers are surveying and planning pipe laying for the entire city, with gas supply expected by December.
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Yale Students Serenade Professor Phelps Saturday
The Yale students serenaded Prof Edward J Phelps Saturday evening. The passage notes a social event on campus with no further details.
Incineration of Frederick Henkle Buried in Lancaster
In brief items the late German consul at Chicago Frederick Henkle was cremated in Lancaster Pennsylvania on Saturday afternoon. Other short notices include treasurer accounts in Queen's County New York showing no irregularities. Jeff Davis suffers rheumatism flare with old Mexico wound breaking out after 38 years. Texas Senate unanimously expels Alexander Sampson for stabbing Tobias Mitchell of Globe Democrat. Nova Scotia legislature amends repeal resolution to suggest severing ties with Canada if terms are not improved.
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REIL'S REBELLION Rouses Dominion Troops for Northwest Duty
Reports from Toronto and Ottawa describe five hundred men of the queen's own and royal grenadiers forming in Toronto to prepare for action in the northwest. Brigadiers, staff officers, and varied corps parade amid crowding streets as authorities organize 2000 volunteers from eastern Canada. Ft Carleton evacuated and burned to deny enemy use, while Ottawa and Montreal issue mobilization orders for infantry, cavalry, and artillery units across Ontario and Ontario districts. Up to 3000 militiamen ordered out with preparations underway for sharp shooters and battalions to proceed west.
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Battleford skirmish near Carleton labeled heavy loss toll
From Battleford despatches report a Thursday morning clash between Maj Crozier's mounted police and half breed rebels. Police losses included 12 killed and 11 wounded. Captain Moore died after leg amputation. Nineteenth battalion and field battery moved to front. substantial forces mobilized across Manitoba and the northwest.
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Injuries and crimes noted in city report
William Hall a teamster at Hughs and Spanuldog seriously injured at Nickersons wharf while loading iron and taken home to 8 Auburn street Joan W H O Ne ill charged with manslaughter for Winnie Cheever death died at city hospital Saturday Joan H Murphy druggist found dead in his room 244 Warrenton street Thomas Mulcbay and Thomas Thompson both about 23 arrested for breaking and entering Nos 1333 and 1335 Tremont street larceny of clothing burglars found on roof Charles Harris 30 colored arrested for larceny of 140 from Mrs McDonald Stinson house corner Howard and Somerset streets and 36 from William F Berry 186 Washington street. Harris formerly worked for Berry and ran up a bill at partying a bill for 36 and lost money playing policy.
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Political notices and appointments sweep across newspapers
The snippet lists varied political items from multiple papers: a commissioner's son vow, Garland on attire, California figures, Iowa governor nominees, Cleveland and Garfield contrasts, hotel registrations of J. P. Bass, critiques of Hathaway, Kennedy welcome, Fuller’s post, Whitney’s Newport inspection plans, Dan McConville as sixth auditor, Fitzhugh Lee resignation, Maryland governor Henry Lloyd at 26, Eben Mullsbury revenue hopes, John R. McLean backing a Cincinnati mayoral candidate, German-American Dreyer shifting to Democratic support and serving as North Chicago tax collector.
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Editorial and notes on public figures and hymn writer
Prof David Swing joins Chicago Current as editorial contributor. Rev James Kay Applebee seriously ill from a cold. Providence Base Ball club begins southern trip with Manager Bancroft and bride Irene Fitch. Lawrence Barrett led twenty eighth Massachusetts regiment in Civil War and donated to monument fund. Auntie Sherwood Hawks of Brooklyn wrote If need Thee every hour and saw rapid fame after Dr Robert Lowry adopted it. hymn translated widely and sung in Rome before the pope. Hawks also notes Wae'll be the next to follow Jesus as another popular hymn.
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Notable Deaths Across States Mark End Of March
Prince Orloff a Russian diplomatist dies at Fontainebleau. Mrs Sabrana Hale widow of Ex-Gov Hale of New Hampshire dies at Keene aged 76. John Smeonds proprietor of the Cheshire Barnery dies at Keene aged 69. Joshua Varnum Lowell longtime resident dies at 96, leaves widow 84 and five children. Nathan Mayhew Bath Missouri dies aged 79. Gardner K Wonson Gloucester copper paint firm chief clerk dies in Aiken South Carolina aged about 35 leaving widow and children. Frederick Seymour Winston New York Life president dies at Fernandina Florida aged 79 after paralysis. Body to be brought north for interment.
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Wakefield Clergy Receives Parishioner Gift. Library to Inherit House
Rev. Joseph Halley of St. Joseph's Wakefield is presented with a $200 purse by parishioners. Chelsea library trustees will take possession April 11 of a brick house on Broadway donated by Hon. E. C. Fitz. Somerville's Winter Hill Universalist society buys 10 000 feet of land at Ehurston and Evergreen for a new place of worship. Col Green designates Wakefield Company A and Stoneham Company H to represent the sixth regiment at the Grand Army festival in Boston. Salem council resists delaying North River plans and Bowditch report. work proceeds unless an injunction is granted.
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Fra Diavolo
Marie Stone
Geraldine Almar
Mathilde Phillipps
Lizzie Burton
M. W. Whitney
W. M. Macdonald
H. 4. Barn
Boston Oratorio Society
Tremont Temple
Gounod
Calixa Lavailee
J. Frank Donahue
J.&. Lennon
Stetson
Reid
Gerome
Handel and Haydn Society
Handel
Israel
Emma Jock
Ira Welsh
Mir
W. F. Winch
John F. Winch
Music Hall
Sting the Lin
Edwin Booth
Chestnut Street Opera Nouse
Mme. Ristori
New York Academy of Music
Exchange Building
Harwich
Boston Museum Company
Salvini
City Politics
Trie Rew Gas Company
NEW England News
Yale
Edward J. Phelps
William H. Hubbard
South Congregational Church
N.H
American Institute of Instruction
James Goodall
Ciizens’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Reil
Ft. Carleton
Col. Gray
Toronto Field Battery
Col. Jones
Bradford
Dufferin Rifles
Irvine
Robert C. Winthrop
Corporation of the Children’s Hospital
Roland C. Lincoln
Boston Ff Advertising
Bostom Weekly Post
Post Publishing Cq., Publishers
Thornton K. Lothrop
Charles Faulkner
Kievdee
Bstuary
Suburbar
Navy Yard News
Wahler J. Sears
Reuben O. Bitler
Wabash
Construction Department
Capt
Ripley
Yard Watch
Navy Yard
Madeira
Erma
Stimson, Hontley & CO
Park Street
Lewando
Temple Place
U.S.A
Frese
W. H. Lucas
Chambers
Mbhom Thaw