Infamous American Tourists in Japan Mock Official Privilege
The Tokio Times reports a young American couple traveling in Japan as proteges of Mr. Evarts behaved with defiance toward privilege and hospitality. They refused payment, quarreled with tradesmen, sued under petty claims, and became a national embarrassment. The Times withholds details of their final voyage saying such incidents will tarnish recommendations from the source.
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Farmer shoots crossing party as mob burns barn and house
Near Paterson New Jersey yesterday a farmer fired into a party of young men crossing his field. An enraged mob burned his barn and house and attempted to hang him before police arrived and jailed the killer. Several were injured in the melee.
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Weather outlook with shifting winds and rising barometer
Warmer southerly winds in the Middle States and New England shift to colder northerly flow. Barometer rising and partly cloudy skies noted. Cautionary signals persist from Sandy Hook to Delaware Breakwater and Indianola to Port Eads. Signals ordered for Cedar Keys and Pensacola.
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Cincinnati editor opposes third term at anti-third term convention
Hon. Fred Hassan rek, editor of the Cincinnati Volksblatt, writes Emory S. Foster in St. Louis expressing regret at missing the convention while stating opposition to a third term. He adds he is against nominating Grant or any candidate for a third term and even questions a second term for a president.
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Fred. Hassanrek
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Anti Grant Republicans Mass Convention Aims at Chicago Nomination
In St Louis on May 1 managers of the anti third term movement report strong state support and pledge delegates from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Michigan and other states. They argue Grant's nomination would cost Republican votes nationwide and prompt large business leaders to oppose him. Local groups vow to form anti Grant associations and coordinate with national organizers to block a third term.
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Stenanon
Concord
J. D. Hasley
C. B. Plastridge
L. C. Pattee
E. A. Knight
Bennett
W. H. Morris
Lancaster
N.H
Arrangements for National Republican Convention in Chicago
In Chicago May 1, arrangements for the National Republican Convention next month accelerate. An improvised amphitheatre in the exposition building will hold 756 delegates plus alternates and about 100 spectators, with terraced sides for 8,000 more. The platform area affords excellent views, 500 distinguished visitors sit behind the presiding officer, and space on a lower platform seats 100 to 150 newspaper workers. The Associated Press will provide verbatim reports. Ventilation is nearly perfected, and hotels report rooms booked under a capacity plan for multiple occupants, with some first-come arrangements.
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Negro leaders test party loyalty for Bruce vice bid
Secret anti third term meeting at the Laclede Hotel reveals a plan by Milton Turner and other colored leaders to nominate Bruce of Mississippi for vice president on the Republican ticket. They warn that if Bruce is rejected, 200 negro delegates may withdraw or align with Democrats, risking Ohio, Indiana and Kansas. The move aims to force Grant’s ticket and test Republican commitments to black voters.
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Paterson Riots After Novice Party Leader Shot
In Paterson New Jersey on May Day a party of young men including Joseph Van Houten clashed with farmer William Daizeil on Garret Mountain. Daizeil shot Van Houten dead, the riot followed with 5000 to 8000 protesters. Police were assaulted, several injuries reported, and militia was considered. Dalzell wounded others and was taken to Newark jail.
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Accused Committed for Trial in Farmington Murder Case
William H. Canney, 63, of Farmington, waived examination before Justice Varney and was bound over to the Supreme Court for September. He claims self defense in the killing of his son Samuel W. Canney after a night of drinking. The case centers on conflicting accounts from Canney and his wife, with neighbors noting Canney's violent temper. Samuel, a peaceful man, died in the incident.
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Massachusetts
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Michigan
Fire sweeps multiple shops and homes in several towns
Fire outbreaks across Bridgwater Paterson Dayton New Haven and several cities damage machine shops carriage factory a glass store and a church. Losses range up to 30 000 with partial or no insurance and several deaths and evacuations reported. Buildings include C C Harlow Co McGrathlin Bros and Perry machine shop in Gardiner with cause under investigation.
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Paterson
Little Falls
George Jackson
Dayton
Ohio
Cincinnati
Memorial Hall
Garfield Denies Slander Charge in Tariff Debate
Special despatch from Washington notes General Garfield rebutting a New York advertising card accusing him of blocking free duty on paper pulp. He vows to lower duties without harming American industry, while Republicans push a tariff bill through the Ways and Means Committee. The subcommittee’s report may set final terms. current items include duty cuts on unlined paper sized writing paper and wood pulp, and polariscope grading for sugars affecting duties.
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Reasons for Belief Congress Will Adjourn by June 1
Washington May 2 Republicans expect no veto of the Deficiency bill and will not protract the session. Republican Senators in caucus agreed to cooperate with Democratic leaders to adjourn by June 1. If not ended by the Republican National Convention on June 2, adjournment may extend beyond July 1. No major legislation likely, including the Funding bill, delayed to winter session.
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Forty-fourth Congress
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Lighthouse and Fog Bell Plan at Mount Hope Bay
The House Commerce Committee supports a 25000 dollar grant for a lighthouse and fog bell near Border's flats by Fall River Massachusetts. The report highlights Fall River's large trade and traffic with Boston and New York, coal shipments around 300000 tons yearly, and 1000 to 2000 daily passengers, noting no nearby government light within six miles and navigation risks.
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Bangor Votes to Sell City Interest in Rail Line
At a special meeting on Saturday night Bangor city government voted to notify Lake Megantic Railroad Company the city will sell its interest in the Bangor and Piscataquis Railroad for 500000 dollars. This is the sum originally offered by Megantic and refused by the city.
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Liberal Pall Mall Gazette shifts to ministerial stance
London May 2 Liberal triumph reshapes press as Pall Mall Gazette abandons its anti Gladstone stance to become a ministerial journal advocating advanced Liberalism. The Spectator and The Times comment on the change and on Earl Cowper as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland amid hopes for calm and reform. Mr Greenwood explains his exit while denying the paper will become purely ministerial. Dublin Globe notes Parnell land scheme may require revolution to force landlord sales.
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England Faces New Pressures Over Clayton Bulwer Treaty
In a Pall Mall Gazette piece titled A First Snub, the Liberal rise in Britain is linked to U S plans to withdraw from the Clayton Bulwer treaty. The article argues for upholding treaties and warns that Monroe doctrine revival could provoke a global clash, with Britain defending colonial rights amid American pressure.
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Chile
Royal Banquet Highlights Wy Prince and Leaders
At the Royal Academy Art Council banquet in London on May 2 the Prince of Wales praised Duke of Edinburgh’s wartime supply role aboard the Constellation. Gladstone toasted ministers, Bret Harte entertained, and Sir Thomas Bouch defended Tay bridge wind-caused failure. Reports cover fires in Russia, Jewish residence bans, Princess Clotilde’s Paris return, Leopold’s Canada trip, Pantin explosion, Italian Chamber dissolution, and Chilean bombarding of Callao.
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England
Irregularities Alleged in Pacific Mills Purchases at Lawrence
The Globe reports a startling confession by Joseph Crossley a discharged mill employee alleging three years of commission on dye-stuff purchases paid by Reed Holliday's Sons Norris & Brother Sowerly J C Broomfield & Co Ashton Lee Williams Slack and others The totals cited include up to 20 000 for Henry Watson and 53 000 loss to the company with relief sought by restitution and internal audits.
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Watson
Bradford
James Little
Boston
Public Irish relief fund demonstration and procession
In Haverhill Massachusetts on May 2 a public demonstration supported the Irish relief fund with a grand civic and military procession through the principal streets. At City Hall Mayor Shapleigh presided and speakers included E Moody Boynton Newburyport Rev John D Kingsbury Bradford John Dilton M P Ireland Waldo Massaras Greece. A poem was read by Mrs Julia A Stickney Groveland and the stage bore American and Irish flags. Total contributions reached 400 dollars.
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Newburyport
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Bradford
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Waldo Massaras
Greece
Julia A. Stickney
Groveland
Ill-fated Illinois farmer kills neighbor then ends life
In Jonesboro Indiana a wealthy farmer named Minor declared insane but free fatally slashes neighbor Johnson over jealousy of his wife. He fled to the woods where he later killed himself with the same razor, his body later found with throat cut.
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Jonesboro
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Indiana Mob Buries Man After Fatal County Shooting
Henry Long, fatally shot by a mob at Esquire Boston's office in Blue River township Harrison county, is buried this afternoon. He made a dying statement naming his murderers and eleven others in the mob, all of whom will be arrested.
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Vanderbilt Sails for Europe and a World of News
New York May 1 Vanderbilt family sailed for Europe with wife and children. Vanderbilt denies selling Western Union stock to Jay Gould. Mrs Nellie Stokes shot by Edward Kennedy after rejecting his marriage proposal. James R King arrested for passing a bad check in Bridgeport. Stephen Baldwin, Met bank teller, missing since Thursday. D M Bennett welcomed at Chickering Hall after prison release. Insurance suit against Rogers Orr Co. loss verdict. Cox commutation petition supported by colored delegation. Hartmann Nihilist interview in World. Meyers pawn shop robbed of watches and jewelry. Ida Fleet death alleged malpractice case. John Blanche teamster killed by fall at Palisades.
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the World
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Palisades
First Latterday Saint Church Opens in Chicago
Joe Smith son of the original Joe Smith today dedicated a church of Latterday Saints at hall 619 West Lake Street Chicago. This is the first regular church of the sect in the city.
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WAGONER KILLING IN OHIO LAND DISPUTE
Adam Wagoner of a Gallia County farm was shot and killed in his field yesterday by his nephew Phillip Wagoner after a quarrel over land. The killer fled, and authorities seek him.
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Obituary of George H. Tripp of Boston
George H. Tripp of Boston dies, leaving a son of Prof. Alonzo Tripp. A Harvard graduate and author, he excelled in scholarship, music, art, and yachting. He authored Student Life at Harvard and planned another major work. He married Rebecca Vandervorst in 1872 and left three children. Also noted is Maj. Gen. Samuel P. Heintzelman, a veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars, who held high commands and later led several business ventures before retirement.
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Narragansett wreck, Lowell lectures, and local crimes noted
Reports recount Captain Church aiming to save hull and machinery of the Narragansett off Bridgehampton. John Dillon, M P, spoke in Lowell on Ireland for a parochial school fair. a sacred concert followed. Widespread thefts, drownings, and injuries across New England appear with several names and places, including Newport, Wells River, Lyndeborough, and Bristol Railroad.
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Dominion prorogued as Parliament adjourns Wednesday
A long list of 1870s era items follows including steamship season openings in Montreal and Quebec, a murder charge in Gainesville Texas, and a railway goods stock increase. Also reported are wage hikes for miners, naval orders revoked, a jail perjury case, and a Philadelphia estate sale.
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The Clerical Question in France and Other Essays
The National Quarterly Review opens with essays by Un de La Guache on clerical questions in France and by David A. Gorton on the physics and metaphysics of light. Other pieces discuss Russia versus Germany, Scottish poets, American mining interests, and political topics with vigorous commentary.
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Robinsons
Raymam
C. J. Hoop & Co
Taunton
Tam
Edgar F. Whitman
Messrs. C. I. Hoop & Co
Homer B Nasr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!