Officer J D Baxter Killed by Desperado in Plymouth
Plymouth Massachusetts May 3 Officer J D Baxter was shot dead while serving a warrant on Christopher Stoddard who barricaded himself in a shed. The desperado fired on approaching officers, an ensuing siege drew a crowd threatening lynching, and Baxter died instantly from a bullet to the eye. Stoddard was captured and jailed as coroner's inquest heard witnesses and evidence.
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George Weston
Lemuel Bradford
John Atwood
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James Bagpall
W. T. Hollis
Dr. Jackson
Brewster
Josiah D. Baxter
Riot in the coal mines halts work in Osceola area
A riot at Mashbear non mines near Osceola Clearfield county Pa left two officers shot. In Osceola only a few breakers operate under police protection as miners resist operator terms and expect a strike lasting months. Reports from Lawrence Mass and Lowell Mass describe wage disputes and court proceedings involving striking yarn spinners and workers in various mills.
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Ot Saco
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Taunton
Whittenden
New York
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Steamer St Luke Hits Pier S Sinks Off St Louis
The steamer St Luke from Leavenworth to St Louis struck Pier S of the St Charles bridge and sank in 15 feet of water near twilight. Three or four people are believed lost, with several more missing after the collision and wreck. About 100 souls were aboard, many deck passengers, and the vessel carried freight valued with the boat at $30,000 and insured for $17,000.
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Crop prospects vary across states after frost damage
Reports from Kansas, Missouri, Indiana, Nebraska and nearby regions describe mixed impact from a recent frost. Wheat on upland prairie is bleak in some counties, bottom lands fared better, corn acreage will soar, and fruit prospects vary from ruined in the south to partial in the north. Grasshopper embyos are thought destroyed in late frosts.
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Bostons Defeat Mutuals 11 to 1 in Williamsburg Baseball
About 3000 spectators watched the Union grounds clash as the Bostons routed the Mutuals 11 to 1. Wind hindered Hielling while Mutuals faltered in field and bat. Earned runs favored Boston with a 5 to 0 edge. Time 1 hour 45 minutes. Also reports Philadelphias beat Atlantics with mixed fielding and two runs for a 3 to 0 finish. Athletics crushed Washington 21 to 0.
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Plymouth Church gathers 105 converts in May day ceremony
Yesterday at Plymouth Church Mons Beecher welcomed 105 new members amid lavish floral decor and solemn rites. The service drew a vast crowd with 35 admitted by transfer from other churches and seven by profession, while a fatal East River accident and Wall Street illness dominated the day.
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Escape of James Rice from Connecticut State Prison
Hartford May 3 James Rice alias Dobbs a known professional burglar from New York escaped from the Connecticut State Prison at Wethersfield this morning with another convict who was a yard tender Rice who had posed as reformed fled in the warden’s clothes after previously attempting to tunnel to break free while awaiting sentence for a Collinsville burglary
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Ports Face Yellow Fever Threats In South America
At Portland today the Grand Lodge of Maine plus Masonry groups hold a meeting. Merrimackey New Hampshire Agricultural Society yesterday elected Nathaniel Kite of Concord as president. Sprague Mills in Augusta resumed operations after two week canal repairs. Jeremiah Winslow longtime Boston and Maine Wharf wharfinger died at Portland aged over thirty years.
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Mutiny on the Jefferson Borden and shipboard killings
Details from London on the mutiny aboard the Jefferson Borden sailing from New Orleans March 5 to London. Captain Patterson and officers fought mutineers. first and second mates killed. captain disabled and secured rebellious crew. mutineers overpowered after gunfire. one boy freed to raise alarm. two revolvers and bullets used. another mutineer wounded. Also notes death of sculptor Stephens, and strike developments in South Wales with miners returning to work. Africa brings $50,000 gold from the Cape of Good Hope, including a five pound nugget.
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Victories Claimed by Carlists in Spanish Conflicts
Lompon May 3 Telegrams report Carlist forces under Saballs defeating Government troops at Brena Le rida and Santa Coloma near Barcelona. Enemy strength 4090 with five officers and 850 men at Santa Coloma. Another victory under Castillo at Arsacon claims troops abandoned artillery and took prisoners. Altionsist General Deitre killed.
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English Masons Criticised Over Prince of Wales Head Row
The Unita Catolica of Rowe condemns the mutalation of the Prince of Wales as head of the Order of Masons in Great Britain and asserts the action ties Anglican Protestantism to Masonry in a London letter dated May 3.
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Canal work changes and Essex survivors arrive at Quebec
Ottawa reports major canal works changes including Welland depth up to twelve feet and harbors deepening to sixteen feet along with a fourteen foot system plan. Lachine and St Lawrence sections to be enlarged. river dredging ahead. In Quebec the Essex crew and captain reach the city after Cape Whittle wreck. Gulf ice threatens spring fleet. Halifax Assembly names M B Des Bresay Speaker.
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Cleveland Captain and crew lost in gale near Marblehead
The steamer Con suelo from Vermillion to Chicago was lost in a gale off Marblehead. Captain Mausser and several crew members including a female cook drowned. Fred Donahue and James King survived by clinging to rigging until rescue by the Clemens brothers of Marblehead.
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Fire insurance losses mount in Vermont and New Hampshire
Montpelier reports revised totals for fire losses with estimated damages near 186 900 dollars and multiple insured amounts. Concord notes a wooden building fire at Main Street causing over 200 dollars in fire and water damage. New Bedford records a total loss of J M Hathaway estate stables insured for 1050. East Minneapolis describes Farnham and Lovejoy yard destruction with substantial damages and several dwellings lost. New Orleans ships report bar obstruction by Yazoo and Marlborough exterior blocks channel, with other vessels waiting offshore.
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Liverpool
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Farnham & Lovejoy
Steamers Arrived In New York and Rotterdam Ports
A brief coastal list notes several steamers docking May 2 to May 3. Ships include Adriatic from Liverpool and City of Dees Tees Bermuda at New York May 3, Maas from New Greens at Rotterdam May 2, Nova Scotian from Baltimore to Liv e k, Steinmans from Antwerp, Republic from New York, and Bagot from New York.
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