The Big Five Photograph Sparks Demand in Virginia
The group calling itself the Big Five in Virginia includes Republicans and Readjusters who opposed Mahone in the legislature. Mr. Weaver leads the Greenback party drive in Massachusetts, dedicating all his time to the cause from now until the election.
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Ten New York dailies split along party lines in era
The metropolis hosts ten leading papers evenly divided between Democratic and Republican factions. Only the Tribune defends Blaine against Belmont, led by its editor who authored the famed midnight dispatch to President Garfield.
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Foreign Affairs Committee to Question Blair Several Days
Washington May 3 The house foreign affairs committee plans a thorough cross examination of Senator Blair over three or four days. A resolution asked by Mr Bel mont seeks South Pacific fleet correspondence to show if orders were for serious business. Most members have long questions for Blair and will query him on points they should have raised with Blaine.
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Fire ravages Newark and Massachusetts barns in May blaze
A Newark fire station area suffered a major blaze destroying a steam engine house a hook and ladder truck two hose carriages the town hall and three houses with losses around 25000 dollars. In Beverly a barn owned by John Savory burned late evening with suspected arson and 500 dollars loss. A separate Boston area fire damaged dwelling No 38 Worcester square due to an overheated furnace causing 150 dollars in damage while another fire at East Boston 106 Princeton street caused minor damage to a Gretna closet in the same structure.
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Pennsylvania Republican call for May 24 state convention
The Citizens' Republican association of Pennsylvania issues a call for a state convention in Philadelphia on May 24. They threaten repudiation if the May 10 nominating convention fails to select candidates embodying pure republicanism and an honest administration free from bossism and spoils.
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McNeily vs Blackmar in High Court Case Crowded
The case of McNeily speaker of the assembly against Blackmar manager of the New York and Newfoundland railway was heard before Judge Prowess. The crowded courtroom showed significant interest with Premier Whiteway Shea Canadian representative and McKay Anglo-American Telegraph official present. Witnesses testified Blackmar threatened bodily harm and the defendant was bound to keep the peace in $1,000.
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Land Leaguers Released and Celebrations Across Cities
Reports say many suspects freed from Clonmel and Kilmainham jails with torchlight processions and bonfires in Balla Belfast Cork Limerick Londonderry and Youghall. The Telegraph and Daily News discuss Forsters fate and government plans seeking changes to land policy and centralized administration.
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Multiple Maine News Items Stir Public Interest and Tragedy
Obituary notes Edmund Day of Porter dies by self inflicted throat wound at 76. Prohibitionists and greenback factions pick potential gubernatorial and congressional candidates including Neal Dow and Solon Chace. A Maine conference marks its 35th anniversary with Bishop E G Andrews presiding and about 100 ministers present. Accidents claim lives as a Lewiston ladder collapse injures Fred Jackson Kansra Nason and William Randall. Randall suffers a broken leg. Crimes include Chester S. Cunningham sentenced to life hard labor for murder. Joseph Smith gets 15 months. A Cape Elizabeth tale reports a sea serpent sighting near Tauato. Bath worker Thomas Ryan dies after being struck by a crowbar at a rail crossing. Bath high school cadets host Portland cadets with Gov. Piaisted in attendance and a reception at Patten works.
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David Mayhew of Georgia is reported killed by an accidental shooting. Rev. W R Laird has raised 4500 for a church in St Johnsbury, New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. At Fort Cassin Vermont contractor Charles Stone was badly injured after being caught on a belt. Henry Seigel, 22, a saw mill worker, suffered severe injuries and an arm amputation with fatal prognosis.
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Various Local Notes Include Arson Trial Outcome and Beach Seals
Mrs Susan Taylor was discharged after arson trial at Great Barrington. Newburyport fishermen report unusually plentiful fish. Provincetown is their bait destination. Striking workers from Lawrence aided by Fall River fundraisers achieved success. Phillip Stevens Benjamin Stevens and Joseph Wilson caught a five seal at Salisbury beach weighing 1000 pounds. Vic Samoset house hotel in Plymouth sold to Thomas F Frobisher of Newton. Henry H Mower to run it. A woman named Liz Wade, 34, appeared in Newburyport jail dock 40 times and has served 12 years. she faces nine months for drunkenness. Wausheskum encampment No 52 I C O F Framingham to celebrate fifth anniversary May 5 with parades, banquets, and concerts featuring Worcester and Milford groups. Taunton woman Mary Fratis struck by engine near Winter Street. taken to Dean Street station and is fatally injured.
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Conductor Baldwin’s Train Robbery Link Revealed
The New Haven Journal recalls Conductor Baldwin of the New York and New England once led an Iron Mountain Missouri line train attacked by the James brothers at Gani's bill in 1874. They stole $11,000 and a watch Baldwin valued for duty. Jesse James gave back the watch remarking it would help him run his train.
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May term opens with 385 cases in Hillsboro court
Special Correspondence from Manchester NH May 3 The May trial term of the Hillsboro county supreme court opened with Judge C W Stanley presiding. The docket lists 385 cases including 27 criminal matters and indictments against Nashua Manchester Peterboro residents for larceny and illegal liquor sales.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen Acts and Appointments
The Cambridge Board of Aldermen received liquor license remonstrances and a building removal petition. Grand and petit jurors were drawn. J A Porter sued the city for injuries from a falling tree. Several liquor license petitions and staffing changes were approved or tabled. Major budget amendments and sewer work were discussed. fire chief Thomas J. Casey was re appointed. many liquor license applications were deferred.
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