Maine Manufacturers Debate Morrison Tariff in Local Circulars
The Lewiston Journal circulated queries to Maine manufacturers, mostly Republicans, on the Morrison bill and tariff effects. Responses range from calls for free inputs for labor and raw materials to warnings of stagnation, with several producers urging a balanced tariff and protection for essentials while criticizing excessive duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Journal
Maine
J. L. H. Cobb
Lewiston
Winslow
Biddeford
Sherman and Thompson
Belfast
Barnet Wharff
New Brunswick
Canada
O.H. Smith
Houston
Congress
Ackerly Accused of Fraud in Dutchess County Case
Ackerly, a Dutchess County New York lawyer, is alleged to have engaged in fraudulent transactions totaling nearly forty thousand dollars. The report notes alleged schemes and potential legal action, outlining the accusations and financial scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Ackerly
Dutchess County
N. Y
Marty
Catholic Churches of
Dakota
Yankton
Bismarck
Dak
Missouri
Whitehead
United States Army
New Orleans
West Pennsylvania Railroad
Saltsburg
Cleveland
New York
G. M. Morrill
Washingtonville
Lizzie Terry
Quincy
Mass
Easton
Albuquerque
Charles L. Ruse
Gringo and Greaser
Manzano
N. M
N.C
Brady
Fayetteville
Gen. Brady
Fort Delaware
Repano “Chemical Works
Thompson's Point
N. J
Lamont Dupont
N. Hill
P. L. Norcross
George Norton
Charles L. Ley
Ashburton
Riots Burn Cincinnati Court House and Jail
Cincinnati militia and police battled a mob that set the court house and jail ablaze after dawn. Dozens killed and many wounded as rioters attacked offices, gun stores, and the jail while authorities struggled to restore order and protect prisoners.
Regiment Fire On Mob At Court Street Jail
At about 8 pm a Columbus regiment guarding the Court street jail area was fired upon from an alley between Main and Walnut. The troops returned fire with shots and a Gatling gun, injuring several people whose exact number was not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Col. Hunt
Col. Reilly
Berner
Ben Johnson
Avondale
Burker
Lieut
Dunn
Haines
Court House
Fred von Seggern
Philip Nunn
von Seggern
Nunn
Phil Nunn
Corp
Charles Cook
Company I
Edward Malbert
Kerman Rose
Harry Rolling
Charles Gibbons
Henry Kates
Ohio City
B. Kittredge & Co
William Kirk
Columbus
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Main Street
Sycamore Street
North Court
South Court
Mann
Corporal Rose
Joe Stern
Jackson Todd
Kittredge
Powell’s
Henry Gates
James Green
H. A. Breigenstein
James Kirk
James Scern
Mary Smith
Lew Kent
Walter Foy
Jesse Bright
Edward Zebuder
Charles Cork
Ben Patterson
James Foy
Newton Cobb
Michael Salley
Samuel Fox
Michael Rafferty
Adolph Buser
Kenry Dulle
Michael Shay
Charles Breedwell
Michael Habe
Edward Muthert
George Miller
Anthony Vedde
L. Bartling
Court Street
Main
Walnut
Governor orders seventeen regiments and five batteries to Cincinnati
In Ohio, Governor Heady orders seventeen regiments and five batteries to rendezvous in Cincinnati. Troops and ammunition move under tight military rail transport, with alerts of possible outbreaks. The Ohio action marks the first war-time mobilization since 1865 as Toledo lines also dispatch the sixteenth regiment and the Toledo cadets, about 400 men, to Cincinnati.
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Ing
C. B. Hunt
Geo. D. Freeman
W. L. Hawkins
Music Hall
Hammond Street
Col. Entrekin
B. Finlay
Columbus
Cincinnati
United States
McCrea
Pittsburg
Cincinnati and St. Louis
Toledo
Sixteenth Regiment
Murderous double crime tale at Kirk murder trial
Cincinnati dispatch details a December 21, 1883 murder in which William Berner and Joe Palmer killed William H. Kirk for about $100. Berner later bought jewelry with his girlfriend and confessed then recanted before a manslaughter verdict angered onlookers. The report threads subsequent notes on other fires and incidents across New England and nearby states, including Portland, Boston, Milford, and Springfield.
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Cincinnati
William Berner
Joe Palmer
William H. Kirk
Mill Creek
Kirk
Berner
Palmer
Kerner
Columbus
Boston
Harrison Avenue
Boston Highlands
Winthrop House
Bowdoin and
Allston Streets
Milford
N. H
James Lewis & Co
New Hampshire
Anna
Hartford
Springfield
Mass
L. F
Hutchinson
Kan
Casteton
Township
Providence
R.I
John Brouschs
Newport
Old Colony
Athol
M. D. Breckham
East Street
Petersham
Z. H. Blackmer
James Lewis & Son
H. Hunt
D. Allen
Enfield
Woicester
Marcellus Peckham
Lucius F. Thayer
Broad Street
Westfield
Norwich
Conn
C. R. Cogswell
Second National Bank
Mob Firefight Shocks Cincinnati as Troops Hold Court Street
Report details a mob firing from courthouse area rooftops at Court and Walnut in Cincinnati. Two women were seriously wounded in drugstore, Gatling gun used by militia, soldiers dispersed by dawn as police from other cities arrive to restore order. Peggy Warren former Ohio legislator among jailed rioters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Grand Army of the Republic
Tuos
J. Stephens
Finlay
Ohio Militia
Thomas J. Stephens
Col. Entreken
Chillicothe
Thomas J. Stephen
S. S. Davis
A. Hickenlooper
M. F. Force
H. C. Urner
L. ©. Wein
Jacob
D. Cox
J. Lu. Keck
John Milgour
Lewis Seasongood
Briggs Swift
R. M. Bishop
John Church, Jr
Geo. Wilshier
Benjamin Eggleston
Murat Halstead
John R. McLean
Thomas J. Emery
A.T. Goshorn
James Condon
John Haverkamp
Fritz Havemeyer
Frank Hettensheimer
Ken Fink
John Sagger
Joseph Besald
Mike O'Day
Anton Kabler
John Dickey
Frank Bergman
Thomas A. Green
Anton Seager
John Goeble
Samuel Heran
Jacob Metzer
Fred Sleusser
Habig’s
John J. Hennessy
Henry J. Presser
Walter Fay
Exriiisge
Peter Reell
Brewer
Conrad Bresian
John J. Desmona
Lyttle Greys
of Healey, Stapnon and Desmond
Frank Rock
Timner
Michael Rafferty
Mike Shay
Edward Zebuder
James Leonard
Jesse Bright
Adolph Buzer
Charles Breadwell
Henry Dalle
Samuel Fox
James Fay
Jackson Todd
Canal
Charles Cork
Dan Christman
Felty Br
Theodore Kleckler
Michael Mack
Henry Neimeyer
Harry Powers
John Pratth
Bath
Philip Beebe
Edward Rehm
George Ransom
Leo Vogelsang
Columbus
Charles Muller
F. Feckermann
Charles Eberhardt
Teamster
Conrad Hugo
Baker
Alfred Hopkins
Steamboatman
Philip Herman
Carpenter
Geo. Kemper
Louis Kolv
Fred Enkenhorst
Louis Kriner
Andrew Nichols
Main Street
Brigg Swift
Seventh
Main Streets
Court House
Henry Hanna
Swift
Aarge
Music Hall
Power Hall
D and E
Tne
Hammond Street
Desmond
Court Street
Central Avenue
Post
Berner
George Haines
Hawkins
Court and
Walnut Streets
Vine
Kinschbach
Court
Emil Pfeiser
William Cooper
New Richmond
Ohio
Fifteenth Regiment
C.B. Hunt
Enttrekin
Hillsboro
Picard
Freeman
Coshocton
Pocock
Governor’s Guards
Bliss
Springfield
Hintz
Batalion
Harper
Cleveland
Smithnight
Thorpe
Toledo
Peggy
Warren
Bloodless victory ends campaign against Osman Digna in Sudan
London reports Gen. Graham’s latest victory deemed bloodless, with uncertainty over Osman Digna’s fate and tribes between Suatum and Berber. English forces to Cairo. Suakin garrison to remain. Gen. Gordon silent after requesting troops. debate grows over native cavalry. Separate dispatches note Khartoum sorties, Ischia earthquake, Albany remains, and papal rights steadfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Graham
Snakim
Osman Digna
Suatum
Khartoum
Cairo
Suakin
Gordon
Khartoun
Rome
Astor
Signor Mancini
American College
Court of Cassation
Berlin
Sargent
St. Petersburg
Board of Trade
Martha Cobb
Dundee
Naples
Ischia
Duke of Albany
England
Holy See
Spring drill dates set for fifth regiment infantry and cavalry
The fifth regiment of infantry will likely drill on Boston common Wednesday May 14, and the first battalion of cavalry on Thursday May 15 at the same venue. The Institute of Technology cadets held an exhibition drill and party in their gymnasium Saturday afternoon.
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State Reform Club of
Massachusetts
Temple of Honor Hall
Infantry
Boston Common
Cavalry
Corps of Cadets
Institute of Technology
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Boston Post
Moe Eens
Ns columIn
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Hoston Post
Telegraph and Mail
John Sherman
Connecticut
Judah P. Benjamin
Paris
E. C. Bailey
the Herald
H. C.hurneman
Walton Street
Roxbury
Emma Shuman
A. Shuman
August Weil
Weil, Dreyfus & Co
Michael Doherty
James J. ¥Lynn
Templeton
Rollin C. Mallory
Vermont
Poultney
Alice Porter
Guildhall
L’elisee
Vamore
Rye Beach
Carrie Philbrick
Beatrice di Tenda
City of
Associated Press
America
D—D
J. Desmond
McGuire
Sheriff Hawkins
Col. Freman
Eighth
Powell
Tunity
Fred Smallsee
Queen City
Stephens
J. D. Cox
Sik
Good Samaritan Hospital
George Ligh
Wm. McHugh
Edward Gallagher
Arthur le Boutellier
Adjutant General
Council Chamber
Meyer Stephens
J.D. Cox
Andrew Hickenlooper
Afairs
Scott Dragoons
Dayton
Covington
Church
Western Union
Hunts Hotel
Hunt
Turners’ Society
Walnut Street
Ohio National Guard
Fourteenth Ohio Infantry
Sycamore
East Court Streets
Col. Emmons
Sycamore Streets
Market Place
Court Street Market House
Vine Street
Fourteenth Regiment
Moore
Louis Zimmers
John Smith
Mr. Powell
Crape
Col_umBves
Penitentiary
Montgomery
Foster Crossing
Miamisville
Thomas Campbell
Joseph Wright
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Wright
Portland
Market Square
Lancaster
Morris Wolff
Edw. Jordan
Chandlers Band Room
Eureka Dollar Store
Worcester
Sprague- Bigelow
A. B. R. Sprague
Supreme Court
Muomo Edition
Georgia
Savannah
Sandersville
Washington County
Raphael
Arthur May Knapp
Church of the Disciples
Warren Avenue
Brookline
Foreign News
Osman Digne
Washington
Frelinghuysen
Legation
Lasker
Sargens
Frelinghttysen
Bissgarck
Dorsey
Springer
James
Logan
House Committee On
Secretary of War
Beckwith
Mississippi
Arthur
Lowell
Prince Leopold
Keifer-Boynton Committee
Gen. Boynton
of the St
New England
State House
Carroll D. Wright
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Pelham
Salem
GLOBE
Cambridge
Chelsea
Somerville
Medford
Woburn
Lymn
Newburyport
Peabody
Malden
Gloucester
Lawrence
Maverhill
Fitchburg
Clinton
Hudson
Marlboro
Waltham
Watertown
the Globe
Illion People
Se Retail Merchants
Natick
Newton
Westboro
Brockton
Bridgewater
Weymouth
Fall River
New Bedford
Taunton
Plymouth
Hingham
Hyde Park
Dedham
Uron
Milk
Washington St
Advancs
RAT &S. Bemi- Werk
al Mows
A. P. Moore
Treasursr
Merrimack
Nashua
Almen Kent
Lebanon
Mascoma River
Mahan
Camp Street
Lafayette Square
Jules A. Cauche
New Orlean
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