McLaughlin versus Drummond in Maine Republican row
The piece argues John Sherman is the best whist player on the continent and critiques Maine Republicans for blocking Charles McLaughlin from a delegate-at-large bid. It notes Drummond defeated McLaughlin over oratorical fears, while highlighting McLaughlin’s Blaine like appearance and potential impact at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
Charles McLaughlin
Portland
Josiah H. Drumgoond
McLaughlin
Maine
Mr. McLaughlin
Blaine
Brother Drummond
Post’s misread rum punch debate angers Biddeford Journal
The Biddeford Journal accuses the Post of bias in its summary of the rum punch issue. It claims judges and leaders such as Judge Appleton, Judge Barrows, Ex-Gov. Chamberlain, and Rev. Dr. Hill opposed the amendment, while noting many Maine Republicans quoted by the Post held temperance views and that numerous recipients did not wish to be quoted publicly. The piece highlights broad opposition to the amendment among prominent figures and calls the Post’s motives into question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Journal
Post
Gen. Hamlin
Trobbs
Abram Sanborn
Judge Appleton
Bishop Neely
Barrows
Capt.Goss
David N. Mortland
Hill
Chamberlain
Frank A. Wilson
Maine
Appleton
Dr. Hill
Political Splinters Across Parties In 19th Century Elections
A compilation of Democratic and Republican positions and tensions from various states. Carroll County Maryland supports Tilden by a four fifths margin while Maine districts reject Blaine resolutions. Clay County Illinois backs Tilden Morrison for president and Harrison for governor. Analysts debate Butler’s influence on convention plans and greenbacker alignment. Kentucky Democrats still back Tilden despite McDonald support. Mahone faces White Readjuster defections threatening Republican gains in Petersburg.
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Carroll County
Maryland
Tilden
Maine
Blaine
Clay County
Morrison
Carter H. Harrison
Lowell Mail
Gen. Butler
Chicago
Palmer
Selon Chase
Butler
Selon
Boston Post
Joseph 2. McDonald
Indiana
McDonald
Fall River Herald
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Watterson
Boston Daily Advertiser
N. Y. Sun
Concord Patriot
Thurman
Kennebec Journal
Republican Party
Portland Argus
Mahone
Petersburg
New York Senate Passes Four Municipal Reform Bills
The New York senate on Thursday approved four city municipal reform measures. In Troy Troy masons idle as helpers seek raise from 225 to 250 dollars daily. employers refuse. The Methodist Episcopal general conference opened in Philadelphia Association hall with welcomes from Rev. Dr. Andrews Longacre and Gov. Pattison, Bishop Bowman replying. A standing committee plan proposed by Bishop Andrews and Rev. Dr. Buckley sparked debate but was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Senate
New York City
Masons
Troy
N. Y
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Association Hall
Philadelphia
Andrews Longacre
Gov. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Bank cashier retires. J W Work named successor
Mr J J Eddy cashier of the Maverick national bank retires after service. Mr J W Work, linked with the bank 13 years, fills the vacancy. Judge Lowell, longtime United States court official, retires from office after 19 years tied to district or circuit judgeships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Eddy
Maverick National Bank
J. W. Work
Bank
Lowell
United States
Debating tariff bill argues for revenue over spending
In Washington May 1 188? debate on tariff bills features Dorsheimer defending revenue reduction and opposing expansion of taxes. He contrasts hard path of tariff cuts with easier but risky increases in spending, warns against special interests, and urges lowering tariffs while preserving internal taxes on spirits tobacco and beer. The Morrison bill and protectionists are discussed amid calls for gradual reform and protecting labor.
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Washington
Dorsheimer
Louis XIV
Charles
Spain
England
Napoleons
Massachusetts
Committee of Ways and Means
Pennsylvania
Mr. Kelley
Europe
Ohio
Common Council Concurrences and Conservatory Deal debated
The regular meeting featured conferred papers on land conveyance to the New England Conservatory of Music and an $3080 deal for 11,080 square feet on East Newton street. Amendments aimed to raise price to $5500, cover removal of interred bodies, and ensure burial elsewhere at conservatory expense. After votes, provisions passed amid debate on street superintendent election and East Boston ferries director ballots with no choice.
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Ward 10
Conservatory Corporation
Hichborn
Fisk
Goodman
Ward 21
Blume
Ward 11
Barry
Ward 16
Fitzgerald
Ward 2
Osborne
Yeas
Mr. Wharton
Board of Health
Collison
Ward 6
Dole Fertilizer Company
South Boston
Committee On Health
Dole
Board of Aldermen
City Hospital
A. T. Nickerson
Warren Bridge
William Doogue
Department of Common
Legislature Debates Naturalization Jurisdiction and Canal Bill
In the senate on Thursday, Loring reports a naturalization bill granting courts jurisdiction with residency limits, while a district court rule blocks out of-district applicants. Pillsbury dissents. Clara Barton collateral bond issue discussed. Cape Cod Canal bill substitute rejected 18 to 8, amendments renewed for next Tuesday.
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Cape Cod
Salem
Senate
Loring
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
Supreme Judicial Or
Superior Court
Pillsbury
Clara Barton
Committee On the Judiciary
Barton
Cape Cod Canal
Cape Cod Canal Company
Possible Practical Joke in Toronto Dynamite Scare
May 1 report says the dynamite scare may be a prank or a position seeking plot. Wires lay visible, supporting theories. Extra guards have been posted around the parliament buildings and government house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Government House
Fire damages stock and mill in three towns
In Pittsfield Massachusetts J B Harrison stationer and music dealer lost stock valued at 10000 insured for 8500. Sun Printing Company stock damaged by smoke. In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania a forest along the Lehigh valley road from Newport to White Haven burned for days destroying chestnut oak umber and yellow pine. In Crapo Michigan L P Swifts saw mill seven miles east burned yesterday with loss estimated at 80000 and fully insured.
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Telegraph
Pittsfield
Mass
Allen Block
J. B. Harrison
Sun Printing Company
Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley
Newport
Whitehaven
Crapo
Mich
L. P. Swift
Here
Verdict of Not Guilty in Kellogg Case Noted
In the Kellogg case the court ruled the offense barred by the statute of limitations and the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. The district attorney sought a nol pros as to Price in a conspiracy indictment with Brady, following a promise not to prosecute if Price testified. The session also covered Alabama Claims judgments and various Senate and House notices, including a tea import bill and a river and harbor appropriation update.
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Kellogg
Washington
Price
Thomas J. Brady
Wylie
Brady
Kerr
George Bliss
Alabama Claims
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
J. Brooks
A. F. A. Hilckenback
H. Ahrens
Wi. P. Draper
George Draper
G. M. Thurlow
Chas. Norris
M. G. Merriman
Fordyce
Wheelock
Will John H. Hodgman
Susan L. Steadman
Chas R. Green
Wallace St. Croix Redman
Mary J. Redman
St. Croix
Redman
Jenj. T. Cummings
Wm. Cummings
New Bedford Cordage Company
Leander A. Plummer
Lathan Potter
Alex. H. Seabury
Charles W. Clifford
J. Arthur Beavis
Chas L. Woods
New York Church Case Hears Arguments on Injunction
In superior court arguments were heard on permanent restraining injunctions against Rev. Dr. Newman and Madison Avenue Congregational trustees limiting their participation to conducting services only. Decision reserved. Western Union ordered a 20 to 30 percent rate cut to south and west. All-night messages to western points, including Kansas City, sent at 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Superior Court
Newman
Madison-avenue
Republicans Split Over Delegates In State Conventions
The report covers Republican state conventions across Florida through Utah with Blaine leading in many states. Delegates announce preferences for Arthur, Blaine, Edmunds, Sherman, Hawley, and others, noting Maryland and Rhode Island divisions and varied district results for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Iowa
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Nevada
Oregon
Vermont
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Texas
California
North Carolina
Kentucky
Maryland
Minnesota
Colorado
Rhode Island
Arthur
Alabama
Arkansas
Delaware
Georgia
Llinois
Indiana
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New York
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
District of Columbia
Blaine
Michigan
New Jersey
Ohio
Arizona
Dakota
Edmunds
Logan
Illinois
John Sherman
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
Fairchild
pGresnam
Gresham
Onotman
Providence
R. I
Chicago
Gorham P. Pomroy
Frank M. Bates
Pawtucket
Ellery H. Wilson
East Providence
Daniel B. Littlefield
Lincoln
Warren O. Arnold
Gloucester
Fred C. Sayles
Lewis S. Woodward
North Providence
Henry A. Stearns
Yuba
Utah
Salt Lake City
Gov
Murray
Gen
Kimball
Seafaring Mystery in Portland Woman Vanishes
In Portland on May 1 Mr. Emery and wife traveled from the west en route to Gray. At the Eastern depot he briefly left her to tend baggage and she vanished. Police searched but found no trace. The woman, previously insane, may have dallied to the wharf and drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Alonzo Anderson Kills Child With Axe in Pa Farm
In Stratford Connecticut on May 1 Alonzo Anderson a colored farm hand from Quannock Pennsylvania killed his five year old daughter with an axe. He is described as dissipated and possibly intoxicated at the time authorities report the incident as a fatal case of suspected drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Startford
Conn
Alonzo Anderson
Quannock
Walking match scores posted from New York meet on May first
The midnight walking score list shows Fitzgerald leading with 447 laps, Rowell 440, Panchot 592, Noremac 392, Vint 404, Herty 395, Elson 372, Nitan 150, and other participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fitzgerald
Rowell
Noremac
Vint
Herty
Elson
Nitan
Panchot
Various Local News Briefs From Newport and Neighboring Towns
Newport Vermont man reports wallet theft worth 150 dollars. Bellevue house at Newport leased by E J Wood former Claremont NH hotelier. A Frenchman Euzette Little from Canada fatally injured by railroad engine in Northampton MA. Natick ballot tampering case held for grand jury with 2000 dollar bond. Athol liquor cases adjourned with fines. Beals wounds Daniel Foley in Concord NH. Providence RI equity suit Evan Randolph vs Quidneck Co et al judged on jurisdiction pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bowley
Newport
Bellevue House
E. J. Wood
Claremont
N. H
Euzette Little
Canada
New Haven and Northampton
Northampton
Mass
South Framingham
Alexander Blaney
Natick
Athol
W. It. Killay
House of Correction
W. P. Tenney
John Griffin
Beals
Daniel Foley
Concord
United States Circuit Court
Providence
R. J
Evan Randolph
Quidneck Company
Dying declaration ruling opens Pittsfield shooting trial
In Concord on May 1 the New Hampshire supreme court ruled that Tilton’s dying statements may be admitted as dying declarations. The judge found the remarks at articulo mortis admissible. Defence counsel disputed the scope of testimony and awaited tomorrow’s decision. Prosecution began presenting witnesses, including Dr. John Wheeler and post mortem doctors Conn Crosby and Walker. The court adjourned to the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
Supreme Court
Tilton
Pittsfield
John Wheeler
General Strike Expands Across Union Pacific Network
CubaAGo reports Omaha workers quit en masse to join meetings protesting a ten percent wage cut. Denverers in Union Pacific shops, freight houses, and roundhouses strike for pay reduction. Toronto track layers strike for higher wages. New Durham workers strike over three months of unpaid wages, with others considering strike if back pay isn’t issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Canada
Cubaago
Omaha
Toronto
Ontario and Quebec
Denver
Col
Union Pacific Railroad
New Durrham
N. J
Round House
West Shore Railroad
Tax valuations set for Maine telegraph firms in session
In Augusta Maine May 1 the governor and council set valuations and taxes for telegraph and telephone companies. Maine Telegraph Co 50000 valu 1250 tax Western Union 100000 2500 Great Northwestern 20000 300 International 50000 1250 American Union 5000 125 Atlantic and Pacific 5000 125 National Bell Telephone 75000 1875 American Bell 300 Beady and Linscotts 450 2,086 council to adjourn tomorrow and reconvene on the 22nd inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustta
Sesssion
Maine Telegraph
Maine Telegraph Company
Western Union
Eevee
Great Northwestern
International
American Union
Atlantic and Pacific
National Bell Telephone Company
American Bell
Dynamiters Arrests and Trial At Birkenhead
Reports from London May 1 describe James Eagan's possession of documents linked to Daly dynamite plots. William McDonnell arrested at Wednesbury for Fenian ties. Daly’s trial at Birkenhead resumed, sent to Chester assizes. Nitro glycerine found in Eagan’s garden. Whiteleys fire injures workers.
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Daly
Birkenhead
Eagan
London
James Eagan
Birmingham
William McDonnell
Wednesbury
Chester Castle
Chester Assizes
William Whiteley
Westbourne Grove
Thetis Sails as Greely Relief Flagship From New York
The Thetis, chosen flagship for the Greely relief expedition, left Brooklyn navy yard at 2 pm with high hopes and heavy load. Commander Schley barred visitors as dignitaries and cabinet members including Admiral Porter, Chandler, and Lincoln traveled by train and boat to the scene. The expedition fleet, including Bear and Alert, prepared for a long voyage with fitout costs around 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greely
New York
Thetis
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Bear
Alert
Schley
Admiral Porter
Chandler
Lincoln
Washington
Jersey City
Navy Yard
Gen. Hancock
Governor’s Island
Chester A. Arthur
Sandy Hook
Landslide Carries Away Railroad Bridge in Dover
A Boston and Maine Railroad bridge over the Cocheco river near Dover New Hampshire was swept away by a landslide after a freight train crossed. The engineer was swept across the river with the hoisting engine but barely escaped. Damage estimated at 20000 dollars. several landslides reported influence and transportation shifted to Washington Street Bridge by carriage to the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Boston and Maine Railroad
Cocheco
Washington Street
Robbery of Raesley’s Savings in Hartford Yard Heist
Jacob F. Raesley, a New York and New England railroad employee, was robbed of nearly $600, his five years of savings. While in East Hartford yard he worked a shift and awoke to find his wife unconscious in bed with a chloroform odor and missing money and a gold watch. Detectives have no clue, and few knew of the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Jacob F. Raesley
New York and
New England Road
East Hartford
Pennsylvania
New England
Kaesley
Raesley
Ex Mayor Saunders of Lawrence on trial for ballot tampering
LAWRENCE Mass May 1 The trial of ex Mayor Caleb Saunders for tampering with ballots continued with John J Donovan as principal witness He testified Saunders asked for the safe key and claimed ballots were fixed the night before recount Cross examination disputed his account Green wax on the ward 6 box seal and on a gas jet were noted but not reported The defense argues Saunders did not tamper and acted to protect Alder man Ford amid fears of a Hart faction raid
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Saunders
Lawrence
Mass
Caleb Saunders
John J. Donovan
Sheppard
Alderman Ford
Friends of Hart
Citizens
Wealthy Soap Manufacturer Missing in New York
Benjamin Wallace a wealthy New York soap maker vanished after leaving home with a stranger to visit his real estate attorney Geo W McAdams of 11 Chambers Street. He was seen with a large sum of money and has not been heard from since. Foul play is suspected as his wealth is reported near 1 060 000 dollars and his business flourished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin Wallace
Geo. W. McAdams
Chambers Street
The Coming Meeting of the American Medical Association
The American Medical association will hold its thirty fifth annual meeting in Washington starting Tuesday May 6. Nearly 2000 delegates are expected with arrangements for their accommodation and entertainment. A full dress reception at the executive mansion will be hosted by the president of the United States on Tuesday evening for members and their families. Wednesday features a reception by the Medical Society of the District of Columbia and various public halls will host notable residents for the association’s evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Washington
United States
Medical Society of
District of Columbia
Man Charged With Attempting to Poison Wife Arraigned
James V. Whedden was arraigned in municipal court on the charge of attempting to poison his wife. He is held in $10,000 bond for the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Whedden
Water Supply Bills Move Through Morning House Session
Morning session reports bills to supply Marblehead and Winthrop with water, empower Framingham water company, and authorize secretary salaries. Afternoon advances include Essex jail site, Lynn Nahant water agreement, public parks, and tax with New England Spiritualist Camp, plus a 84 52 vote on stock transfers. Rejected resolution for Civil War veterans in Confederate prisons. adjourned.
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Marblehead
Winthrop
Framingham Water Company
Sigma Phi Society
Williams College
Hampden County
Boston
Committee On Claims
Rogers Amiero
Committee On Water Supply
Lynn
Nahant
Essex County
Salem
New England Spiritualist Camp- Meeting Association
Worcester
Townsend
Troy
Greenfield
Reorganization plans and bonds on multiple rail lines
The Transcript outlines piecemeal reorganization for the Toledo Cincinnati and St. Louis system with 500 bonds on the Iron division in trust for June 23 sale and 50 refused. It notes 23 miles of broad gauge line, $22,000 per mile bond cost, and potential earnings for bondholders. It also covers Southeastern division bonds, St. Louis division bonds, Corbin meeting bondholders, and market values around 13 percent. Additional notes include Atchison extension plans from Silver City to Deming, Missouri Pacific first quarter earnings, and the New York Susquehanna and Western's annual meeting and finances. A bridge at Fort Smith and Arkansas division extensions are mentioned along with the A B C Pathfinder May issue and an old Boston and Lowell season ticket.
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Europe
America
California
New York
England
Boston
Philadelphia
Colorado
Hudson
Africa
Pennsylvania
China
Mexico
Canada
North America
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Transcript
Iron
Austin Corbin
Ohio
Atchison
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Silver City
N. M
Deming
Lee
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad Company
Midland Railroad
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Lowell
Wm.c. Gray
Arkansas River
Fort Smith
Ark
San Francisco
Arkansas
Paris
Tex
Houston
Texas Central
Gulf
Boston Bostons edge Buffalos 5 to 3 in season opener
The league opener in this city saw the Boston nine defeat Buffalo 5 to 3 before 3477 fans. A tight contest featured sharp plays and timely hits, with Whitney, Morrill, and Crowley among the heroes for Boston as they pulled ahead in the seventh and held on through the eighth to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Buffalos
Bisons
Whitney
O’rourke
Brouthers
Richardson
Big Dan
Morrill
Collins
Merrill
Sutton
Rowe
Crowley
Lillie
A. E. Hornung
Lf.scae
Burdock
Whitney Deweesveee
Pbaccick Il Wise
Crowley, Rf
Hackett
Oleic Cececvenu
ORR Vedas
Eegeies
Giecces Issees
Seeee
Galvin
I. — Tore
Wacas Kcans
Sean Snes
Bumaelosic Iss Cee Conceel
Butfalos
McLean
Police Court Fines In Two Cities In Liquor Case
Ellen Kenney of Swampscott was fined 10 dollars and 05 cents in Lynn police court for liquor law violation and appealed. Henry S. Coolidge of Holbrook received 50 dollars plus costs in Quincy court for keeping a liquor nuisance and appealed. Petitions circulate in Malden to reinstate George U. Chase after discharge for alleged police rules violation. Swampscott police seized liquor from Mrs Olive Cheeney on Essex street. described as a troublesome location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Ellen Kenney
Swampscott
Quincy Court
Henry 8. Coolidge
Holbrook
Malden
George U. Chase
Olive Cheeney
Essex Street
Dedhan
J. W. Chase
George A. Guili
Ebenezer Gould
Francis Soule
Salem
Ihusday
Salvation Army
Beverly
Peabody
Danvers
Chelsea
Daniel O’brien
Winnisimmet Street
Boston
Norfolk County Superior Court
Abbie
Leonard
Josiah Leagitt
Quincy
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Am Toch
Seraat
Edivertinere’ Au
Breal
Aspartate
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Hoston
Thomas F. Bayard
Joseph E. McDonald
Telegraph and Mail
Wourth
Matamoras
Mex
Matmoras
New York Herald
Cable
Herald
Bennett
Clay
Greeley
India
Germany
Eaton
Democratic State Committee of
Anthony
Congress
Union
North American Review
Mr. Collins
Island
Gov. Robinson
Martin
Common Council
Arnold A. Rand
Conservatory of Music
Michael Meehan
Boston Street
Samuel B. Pierce
Henry Lee
John Quin
Gideon Currier
W. A. Gove
Deer Island
Police Commission
Murphy
Ward 13
Parkman
Ward 9
Gen. Wales
Wharton
Meehan
East Boston Ferries
White
E. S. Goulston
Emmons
C. P. Lovell
Ccacsscosee BO
William Woqhnegy
Ccc Ce
Ccc Ccscasccee
Thomas F. Doherty
Siccascce
Sionome
Cnwean
Legislature
Emerson
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Downing
L. B. Thompson
Lauriat Avenue
Dorchester
Frederick Bleiler
Ruggles Street
Halleck
Parker Street
Clarence E
Toronto Scarle
Allison
Miller
Fitz John Porter
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
John W. Elder
Elder
Keifer
Gotham Gleanings
John Jay Knox
National Bank of the Republic
Orson Adams
National Bank Examiner
Walter 8. Johnson
Charles RK. Flint
W. R. Grace & Co
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James M. Brown
Charles S. Smith
Josiah M. Fisk
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George Wilson
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of Stata
John Welch
Medford House
Medford
Patrick Fitzgerald
Edgeworth
William Lennox
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Washington, D. C
Fall River Line
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