Dissenting Clergymen Clash Over Sharp Sticks
Dr. Miner pursues dissenting clergymen with sharp sticks while Dr. Peabody retaliates, charging falsehood. The dispute between two liberal Christian leaders draws attention as the temperance campaign fuels passion, violence, and perjury claims. Liberal doctrine is blamed for toleration lapses and harsh treatment of opponents.
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Prospects of Rice on the Ticket Referenced
The text notes ex-Gov Rice traveling through South Carolina and Georgia praising Grant. It Wisconsin mentions a Massachusetts delegation potential for a third term and hints Rice may seek his own name on the ticket. The tone suggests Republican concerns about stronger or weaker outcomes for party unity.
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Practical Fruits of Christianity as Test of Faith
The passage argues that sincere Christian living proves its truth by practical results. It claims upright lives silence sceptics, render infidelity powerless, and that such conduct fulfills Christ's own prescription. It urges readers to live out faith as evidence.
Legislature cannot enforce social equality by law
The attempt to bring about social equality by legislation is futile. Compelling racial quotas for cadets would be as absurd as mandating favoritism for or against any ethnic group, including Yankees, Germans, Irish, or the Heathen Chinee.
Death of Hon. William Wirt Warren Creates Eighth District Vacancy
The decease of Hon. William Wirt Warren leaves a vacancy in the delegation to Cincinnati in the Eighth Congressional District. He was associated with Hon. Leverett Saltonstall. The alternates are William E. Doyle of Cambridge and William E. Plummer of Newton, both good men.
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Maine Theft Sparks Political Uproar Over State House
Journalists debate terminology for a political scandal as Fusionists face accusations of stealing possession of the State House and fabricating claims. The sequence involves alleged theft followed by false statements, signaling a contentious power struggle.
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Senate and House Proceedings Highlight Day in Congress
In the Senate Senator Vance spoke on the Kellogg Spofford case while routine business occurred. The House faced filibustering over an anti third term resolution and Mr Springer of Illinois moved adjournment as the day seemed doomed. A presidential veto is anticipated on the Immediate Deficiency bill over polling nonpartisan deputies and court appointment powers. A postal telegraph line bill was introduced to connect Boston New York and Washington via Springfield to test system practicability. Hog deaths in Chicago due to heat and crowded cars were reported as hogs perished. The Boston Driving and Athletic Association held its annual meeting voting for a June Beacon Park gathering on June 8 to 10.
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Senate Echoes on Kellogg Spofford Case and Veto Fears
The Senate heard Mr. Vance rail at Kellogg and witnesses, exposing alleged corruption via cypher despatches between Kellogg and New Orleans Custom House aides. Debate swirled about a pending veto of the Immediate Deficiency bill over nonpartisan deputy marshals and partisan control of appointments.
Holliday Pay Claim Sparks Senate Debate
In Washington on May 3 the Senate debated paying Ben Holliday 500000 dollars for carrying mail in the West. Hoar argued against delaying obligations while Edmunds favored court redress, and the motion to take up the bill passed 26 to 25.
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Pushing Forward the Extension of the Southern Pacific
President Crocker reports Southern Pacific trains now reach Cage Station 300 miles west of Yuma with track extending further each day. He predicts faster progress after New Mexico border and expects Rio Grande contact in about a year to secure Gulf ports access. News notes a rumor of a Great Western lease as a canard, denied by Solon Humphrey in New York.
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Opposition to New York Bill Taxing Foreign Capital
The Albany hearing features Governor and bankers from Merchants Bank of Canada Bank of Montreal Canadian Bank of Commerce and Bank of British North America opposing a tax on foreign capital. Amendments propose a simple property tax level and state rather than local taxation. Supporters argue foreign capital stabilizes money markets during stringencies and warn a harsh tax could erase investors margins.
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Meeker Murder Case Ties Family to Boy's Custody
In Waterbury Vermont on May 3 the murdered girl Alice Meeker's mother arrives with George Germaine to care for Alice's 8 year old brother Henry. The Meekers resist returning the boy. Horace Meeker had entrusted the children elsewhere and objects to the mother taking Henry. Mrs Germaine seeks custody and threatens court action if denied.
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Memorial Hall Fire Seizes War Relics In Cincinnati
Memorial Hall, not insured, reports large losses of valuable war relics including General Thomas's uniform and flags held by the Society of the Army of the Cumberland at the Washington meeting. In Peru Illinois, two zinc works burned at 4 pm, losses reach 15000 with 100 workers laid off. In Biddeford Maine, Thomas Perkins farm house burned last night around 10, loss about 700 dollars.
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Philadelphia Delegation Aims to Break From Unite Rule at Convention
The Philadelphia delegation to the Chicago Convention plans to break away from the unit rule and vote nearly solidly against Grant. Senator Cameron will be notified this week of opposition to Grant's nomination.
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Democratic Convention in Concord Hears Union Call
Concord May 3 report says New Hampshire Democrats expect a large convention with renewed unity and war footing clubs forming in wards. Delegates to Cincinnati likely uninstructed, Tilden favored by many, while local dailies split on instructed delegates. Frank Jones seen as potential governor candidate. Republicans field Blaine strong, Grant support split, Chicago delegation favors Blaine.
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Anti-Third-Term Delegates Chosen by New York Republicans
New York Republicans held district club primaries electing delegates and alternates to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Notable selections include Gen. Francis C. Barlow Col. Ethan Allen Prof. Felix Adler Thurlow Weed Sheridan Shook and A. J. Dittenhoefer.
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Fall River Aldermen OK 50,000 temporary loan and city actions
The Fall River Board of Aldermen held a midnight session approving a 50,000 temporary loan to bridge bond maturities in June, with about 25,000 in contingent funds and another 25,000 projected by year end. They also budgeted for indigent soldiers, memorial day, smallpox care, a school site study, more street lights, city stables review, and a 3,500 Fourth of July fund, plus numerous liquor licenses amid a licensing expansion.
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Murderer in Jail Premeditation Evidence Emerges
In Paterson New Jersey Dalzell is jailed in Newark after the murder of Vanhouten. His son Robert is jailed in Paterson with bail denied by Judge Dixon. The gun used was reloaded with buckshot. An inquest is planned, and mobs damaged a house while a servant girl was wounded. Dalzell has prior trouble as an aggressive Orange man.
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Brookville Banker Killed by Brother in Sudden Tragedy
Cincinnati May 3 Col R B M Good shot and killed his brother Dr John R Goodwin at Brookville Indiana at 5 pm The telegraph office was closed so details are scarce Dr Goodwin was president of Brookville National Bank and a delegate to the nearby conference His brother a war veteran has long struggled with intemperance affecting his mind He helped place him in an Indianapolis asylum He was discharged last Wednesday and reached Brookville Thursday The shooting is believed to be the result of temporary insanity or revenge for the asylum matter
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General Meeting of Home Rulers in Dublin Planned
London reports progress toward a Dublin general meeting of Home Rulers before Parliament resumes on May 20 to discuss fixity of tenure and peasant proprietary amid a forthcoming land reform plan. Earl Cowper is named Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, praised for his property ties and mild politics, likely to gain liberal and gentry support. William E. Forster is favored for Chief Secretary, though some Nationalists and Home Rulers remember his obstruction, while education controversy handling may be tested.
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Rights of Hamburg Threatened by German Reichstag Vote
London May 3 The German Reichstag debates indicate Hamburg liberties may be at risk if Prussia encloses St Pauls within the Zollverein without Hamburg consent. A motion may declare such policy breaches the Empire Constitution. Also reports on religious contest in France, Bismarck not retiring, Afghan war developments, and Paris stand injuries.
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GOTHAM GLEANINGS An Enterprise by Massachusetts Capitalists
Massachusetts capitalists take possession of a Breslau L I factory for dress buttons using hoof material as chief input with 150 workers. Other ventures include a Boston instrument maker setup and a cutlery project, as Commodore Nutt appears in court as bondsman for a bartender. The missing Metropolitan Bank teller is found, and Oscar Hammerstein faces libel charges. Funeral for Joseph Seligman held discreetly. Comdr Cooper assumes command at Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Multiple News Bits From New England Mines to Mills
A Pawtucket laborer Patrick McNulty died when a bank caved in. In Westerly ninety stone cutters walked out for higher pay. Fall River elevator accident victim James Crowley remains among the injured. Smallpox blooms in Flint village forcing school closures. A Claremont four year old drowns in Sugar River. A South Berwick inmate Benjamin Spencer is found dead in the woods. Skeleton found near Concord and Wolfeboro rail line. identity unknown. Lawrence aldermen draft jurors for May term. escapee Samuel McDonald eludes hunt. Pigeon Hill Granite Co. wins contract for 200000 paving blocks. Ley H. Carter to save same. York Mfg Co. plans a large cotton mill in Saco. Maine Railroad Commissioners tour Maine Central. Body of William Blake found in Newport Harbor. death from unknown causes. Pocasset Mill crosshead engine failure halts operations. damage high. Berlin man D B Bosworth commits suicide after prior troubles. Bridgewater burglars hit nine houses in one night. pockets of loot and meals left. Bates College editor accused of cheating. faculty dispute ends with editor kept. Pennell case ends in defense verdict after week in Androscoggin court.
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Arrivals, rulings, and incidents from the era notes
A City of Mexico letter marks the arrival of U S Minister Morgan. New York State Treasurer reports nearly 3 000 000 dollars tax receipts last month. Canada bars American swine unless slaughtered on arrival. Steamer Estelle sails with 3 000 000 feet of lumber to Newark. Crevasses reported near New Orleans in Plaquemine parish. MexicanGeographic Society chief blocks antiquities removal. Mrs Lucy Stone Blackwell robbed of 18 dollars in Orange New Jersey. Quebec churches publish a pastoral against Sunday outings and fast days. Chicago courts open in new Custom House and Post Office. post office moves due late July. Quebec labor tensions feared. Union Canadienne seeks protection amid tensions. Judges Munroe and Rogers decide tax cases in New Orleans confirming injunctions and mandamus for city taxes.
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Turney dies after shooting. Fort Worth post office thief jailed
Galveston reports George Turney died last evening from a gunshot wound inflicted yesterday by McGowan. Will Legg, a clerk at the Fort Worth post office, was arrested for abstracting registered packages and has confessed. In Denton County, two men were found hanged near the railroad line, believed to be horse thieves.
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