Debates on Civil War Loyalty and Electoral Controversy in Senate
Senator Ingalls berates Indiana and Kentucky colleagues as disloyal for questioning his remarks on Union generals and Lincoln. He condemns Democrats for electoral fraud in 1876 and Louisiana, praises Hayes, and warns of Confederate return to power while defending Reconstruction-era policies.
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Voorhees and Ingalls clash over Civil War loyalties in Senate
The exchange centers on McClellan Hancock and Union loyalty, with Voorhees accusing Ingalls of falsehoods about war records and Confederacy ties. Ingalls defends his and his allies' records, citing prior letters and public remarks as evidence, while both men trade barbs about honor, duty, and political loyalty.
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Lying charges fly in Senate over Indiana and Louisiana politics
Senator Voorhees and colleagues clash with Senator Ingalls over alleged disloyalty and Confederate ties. Records and letters about papers seized from Voorhees's office are cited. Voorhees calls Ingalls a liar. debates touch on war funding, constitutional votes, and Louisiana governance amid Republican and Democratic exchanges. The session ends with adjournment at 6:40 p.m.
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Tariff Debate Marks Mills Bill In House Hearing
In Washington on May 1 Mr McCreary Kentucky opened debate in favor of the Mills tariff bill arguing that surplus tax relief is needed and that tariffs hurt workers. Opposing voices including Mr Foran Ohio warned of revenue losses while others defended protection. The House adjourned at 5:30 after a message on a separate relief bill.
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First Vermont Association Gathering in Boston
About 200 Vermont men and women met at Slotel Vendome in Boston to mingle as the Vermont Association of Boston marks its two year existence. Mr Houghton from Vermont presided and the evening featured lively conversation, orchestra music, a recitation by Rev Spaulding of Middlebury, and escorts for the ladies at 8 PM after the Green Mountain hour.
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Social Diversions At Crawford and Quincey Houses
A dinner at the Crawford House honored Mr. Goodwin with a private gathering of theater folk. At the Quincey House a dinner celebrated the Globe newspaper building’s first anniversary. Last arrivals include C C Conant Greenfield C H Cutting North Adams and Colonel C Durland Salesdale Pa along with other notable guests at the American Tremont and Parker houses and Young's.
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Fitchburg
Bank Robbery Uncovered at National Park Bank
The Times reports assistant cashier Charles I. Debaun systematically stole nearly 100000 by falsifying books over twenty years. Bank officers refuse comment. directors will investigate at their meeting. Despite the loss the bank remains among the nation’s wealthiest institutions.
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Boston's first defeat as Sutton retires with split finger
Boston suffers its first defeat in the season amid injuries and fielding errors. New York tops Boston 2 1 in a night game halted by darkness as Keefe shines in his league return. Detroit and Chicago win, while Philadelphia and Pennsylvanian clubs post victories in other games.
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Balance in Salem Lowell tilt amid impartial umpiring
The game ended with Salem beating Lowell 7 to 6. Key players included Ray Campion Polhemus and Toffling for Salem, and Hines Guinasso Staltz and O'Rourke for Lowell. Pitching saw Henry and Staltz. notable hits included two-base hits by Ray Toffling Campion and home runs by Polhemus Ray Campion. Umpire Marston called the game in a balanced manner.
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Worcesters Defeat Portlands In High-Scoring Game
Worcester Worcester defeated Portland 12 to 3 in a New England League contest. New pitcher Henry debuted strongly, striking out nine with nine singles allowed. Worcester hit two home runs and pounded McAuliffe, while Wheeler Meister and Flanagan led offense with multiple hits and long drives.
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The White Press and the Negro
A Colored National League meeting at the African M E Church heard J Gordon Street discuss The White Press and the Negro. He traced northern press bias against blacks, praised some fair treatment, and urged establishing a dedicated Negro press.
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Yale Freshmen Games Winners List at New Haven
Yale New Haven May 1 The Yale academic and scientific freshmen class games crowned champions in sprints distances hurdles and field events. Notable winners include Moyle in 100 and 220 yards Lloyd in the mile and half mile Davison in the half mile Grant in the mile walk Williams in hurdles high jump and shot put Walcott pole vault and Weare in the bicycle race with times and marks recorded.
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Real Estate and Auctioneers Ad from Brighton 1843
An 1840s real estate and general auctioneers notice for Albert Howe & Co of Market street Brighton outlines daily horse and carriage sales at the Brighton salesroom, private sales at auction prices, and house and farm items nationwide. Contact details indicate residence at 159 Warren Avenue Boston.
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