Cabinet Debates Indian Territory Invasion Threat
Washington May 6 The Cabinet focused on possible invasion of the Indian Territory by squatters. The Attorney General said 1866 Creek and Seminole treaties kept lands closed to white settlers, while Congress restricts military use. Officials agreed the Superintendent can call on troops to eject intruders and prevent a permanent foothold. Reports of silver mines were dismissed as a canard. Squatters may split into small groups crossing the line toward lands near the Canadian river north and south of its north fork. Carpenter reportedly headed north.
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STALWART REPUBLICANS INSIST ON FIRM STANCE ON ELECTION LAW
At a Washington meeting supporting colored emigration, former Senate Secretary Gorham denounced a faction for pushing a bill to compel the President to violate the oath and threaten enforcement by army force. He warned Republicans against compromising with such demands.
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Army of the
President to Sign Caucus Election Bill Amid Pressure
Washington dispatch reports the President will sign a bill to curb military interference with elections. Massachusetts lawmakers, aware of his support, caucused to sustain the measure. The House passed the Democratic Caucus Election bill 124 to 90 with no Republican votes in favor. insiders expect a presidential signature.
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Ladd
Maine
Judiciary Committee
Robeson
United States
Conger
Michigan
Garfield
Senate
New York
Washington
Massachusetts
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Boston Journal
Modifications of the legislative bill reported by Senate committee
The Senate committee reports changes to a legislative bill, detailing amendments and revisions. The action marks progress in the bill’s path through the chamber as lawmakers consider revised provisions and potential impacts.
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Colored Conference in Nashville Forms Permanent Body
The National Colored Conference met in Nashville with representatives from many states to address grievances of the colored people. John R. Lynch was named permanent chairman, and the body elected officers and adopted rules while debating best paths for equality and protection of rights in the South. Some Tennessee delegates protested seating limits, alleging political motives. A Nashville despatch speculated the gathering may support Grant.
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New York
Grant
Manhattan Bank Robber Dobbs Arrested in Philadelphia
Detectives identify the prisoner held in Philadelphia as John Dobbs alias Kerrigan, a noted bank robber sought for the Manhattan Bank heist and the Judge Emmet home burglary. Steps begun to secure New York papers for his return, with a large reward likely.
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New Rochelle
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Old Dominion
World’s Fair Organizers Deny Con vention Link
The Evening Post reports the official World’s Fair Executive Committee led by Henry Hilton and others repudiates a self styled Board of Trade Committee sending circulars nationwide about a June 18 National Convention. Members John C. Kippopper Edward E. Thorne and G. W. C. Clarke are named by critics as not holding real influence. Schultz Stranahan urge public clarity on who truly leads.
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Evening Post
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Hewitt
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Advent Leader Davis to Be Arrested as Dangerous Lunatic
In Pocasset Massachusetts on May 6 A P Davis is thought to be hopelessly insane and authorities plan immediate arrest steps. The grave of a young victim remains guarded day and night. Freeman Abandons Bible Reading and Studies History at Barnstable jail.
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A. P. Davis
Freeman
Barnstable
Chicago man pleads guilty to assault with intent to kill
Gray pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill for attempting to shoot Edwin Booth in Chicago Criminal Court. He was remanded for sentencing and an inquiry into his mental condition will be conducted.
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Grant
Boston
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Wilmington
Del
Harvard Congregational Church
Brookline
Alexander H. Stephens
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Gray
Edwin Booth
Chicago
Ill
Mississippi Valley Labor Convention debates colored exodus causes
At the Mississippi Valley Labor Convention in Vicksburg the colored exodus is blamed on low cotton prices, poor crop outcomes, credit laws, and misinformation about emigration to Kansas. The committee urges contracts between planters and laborers, land access, and repeal of crop liens, while whites pledge fair rights and cooperation to curb emigration.
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Ark
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St. Louis
Wyandotte, Kan
Garfield In ICU After Attack By Bottomly In Massachusetts
May 6 Pittsfield Massachusetts Hon Harrison Garfield remains in a precarious condition after a brutal assault by John Bottomly in Lee. Garfield suffered a severe head wound and extensive bruising and was unconscious when tended to at his home. Bottomly, claiming fence encroachment, says Garfield mocked him. authorities placed Bottomly in custody as the case proceeds with a potential insanity defense.
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John Bottomly
Lee
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Bottomly
Beng
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Pease
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Shores
Admiralty ruling orders damages to Kremlin owners
Judge Bedford in Wilmington awards $47,424.65 plus interest to libellants after the 1878 collision off Nantucket between the English steamer Golden Grove and the Kremlin. The court finds the Golden Grove at fault for improper precautions. an appeal is planned.
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Golden Grove
Trumbull & Co
England
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Boston
Nantucket
Delaware
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Mining stock closing prices and dividends declared
San Francisco reports official closing prices for mining stocks with diverse figures for AICHA Hale and Norcross Imperial Belcher Julia Consolidated Best and Belcher Justice Northern Belle California Crown Point Eureka Consolidated Gould and Curry Sierra Nevada Union Consolidated Grand Prize and Yellow Jacket. California and Consolidated Virginia declare dividends of 50 cents each.
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Belcher
Julia Consolidated
Best& Belcher
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Ecee
E.ce
Northern Belle
Califormia
Jovetman
Raymond & Ely
Eureka Consolidated
Savage
Lhfschequer
Sierra Nevada
Gould & Curry
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Yellow Jacket
California
Consolidated Virginia
Virginia Mining Company
California Mining Company
Sheriff Seizes Judson Estate Debts Hit Gramercy Park Owner
The Sheriff in New York reports executions against Curtis Judson proprietor of the Gramercy Park Hotel his wife and Charles Ely. Liabilities exceed 156000 with real estate declines and heavy mortgage coverage preventing seizure of assets.
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Curtis Judson
Gramercy Park
Charles Ely
Judson
Iron and Steel Convention Elects Merrell as Chair
In Pittsburg on May 6 a convention of iron and steel manufacturers elected J. J. Merrell chairman with J. Swank and J. D. Weeks as secretaries. Protection papers were read and resolutions urged continued protection as boosting prosperity and national material interests.
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American Sunday School Union marks 55th anniversary
In New York on May 6 the American Sunday School Union held its fifty fifth anniversary meeting with Hon Edward S Tobey of Boston presiding and delivering an address.
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Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge
Chelmsford seeks another infantry brigade for new campaign
London reports conflicting views on Lord Chelmsford's request for an additional complete infantry brigade from home. Cavalry supplies are strained with weak horses limiting marches, and frontier forces remain exposed. Other dispatches note Azegulso's surrender hopes and Crealock's advance toward Ulundi with Newdegate.
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Czar sends friendship proposals as evacuation orders issued
London's cablegram from Constantinople reports the Czar's letter to the Sultan proposing friendship and safeguards, stating evacuation orders have begun. Gen Gbrutscheff notes direct Russia understanding benefits while Sub-Lieutenant Coyte of the Royal Navy is convicted of the Cork hoax and dismissed.
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Rail interests clash as courts hear receivership appeal
In Chicago, Lawyers briefed a rule by Judge Drummond requiring Vanderbilt linked Western Union case to show cause on May 20. Foreclosure on $3.5 million mortgage bonds concerns Bank of Glasgow. Eastern Railroad in New Hampshire holds annual meeting. Moody Currier elected president. Thomas J. Lee mourned. directors named amid condolences. Atlantic and Great Western lease dispute with Erie adjourned. mortgage bond deposit supports 1875 scheme. Baltimore and Ohio Grand Trunk Wabash align to Detroit Chicago East routes, bypassing Vanderbilt control.
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Inland quarantine topic at Health Board meeting
The National Board of Health discussed inland quarantine briefly and later met the American Medical Association where papers were read. Tonight the Sanitary Council of the Mississippi Valley convenes and Atlanta is crowded with visitors.
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Miles polygamy verdict shocks Salt Lake crowd
Salt Lake on May 6 noon. The jury in the Miles polygamy cases returned a guilty verdict after five minutes out. A procession of over 10 000 people marches in honor of Wells who refused to answer questions about the marriage ceremony.
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Mutual Aid Leader Recovers After Street Fight and Arrest
In Columbus Ohio William Bell president of the Mutual Aid Association clashed with vice president George B Lyon last night. A pistol shot was fired at Bell this morning in his office though no assailant was seen. Lyon was arrested on the scene.
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Fires across three states burn structures and timber
Providence report: J. W. Moore’s roofing works at Mashapaug burned this morning with 100 barrels of tar and losses of 1200 dollars, no insurance. Berks county timber blaze in Union township consumes hundreds of acres. Cincinnati fire in Pomeroy destroys nine buildings with 9000 dollars loss.
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Masons Meet in Portland as Deaths and Arrests Reported
Dr Charles H Witham of Knightville is jailed amid abortion charges denied as blackmail. Davis's mill pond tragedy in Freeport claims Eldridge Hoyt, about 23, drowned. Rockland ship carpenter Elisha Rogers severely injured after fall in vessel hold. Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter of Masons vote leaders in Maine towns, led by Edward Burnham and Joseph Hayes.
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Austin F. Kingsley
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Various 19th Century NH News Items From Concord and Vicinity
A wide range of New Hampshire events is reported including injuries from a wagon accident in Concord, a Plymouth horse thief held for grand jury, Eastern Railroad election results, inventory tax findings totaling millions, a Grafton County court term, Lisbon tax protests, a Dover death by heart paralysis, a tramp printer’s arrest, railroad tariff protests, Franklin inventory growth, canal dam repairs at Canaan, a dragnet for a suspect, a serious railroad accident at Bartlett, a missing Gorham woman possibly aboard a boat, State Board of Equalization actions, a Bath kidnapping case, and an infant abduction from Bath awaiting Vermont pursuit.
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W. M. Ladd
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William H. Hackett
Edward A. Abbott
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Peaslee
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Exeter
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Bartlett
Hattie C. Withem
Gorham
Portland
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Alstead
E. W. Drew
Stewartstown
Bath
William F. Burton
Rose Burton
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Hubbard
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Multiple Local Notices From Vermont Various News Briefs
Brattleboro retailer Oscar Smith faces insolvency with liabilities around 3000 and assets near 1000. Waterbury resident Elijah Hobart, 70, killed after collision with a railroad engine. Vergennes Vermont Shade Roller Co. to rebuild on burned factory site with 119 by 60 foot three story building and modern machinery. Westford man Daniel Castle dies after reversing medicine prescriptions leading to fatal outcome. Harris Brothers win Kentucky railroad contract to build 50 miles of narrow gauge line to Big Sandy river with July 1 1880 completion. Two St Albans prisoners escape from Rutland House of Correction using a key to unlock shackles. officers pursue them.
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Westford
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Londonderry
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St. Albans
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Local incidents report multiple falls and assaults
Reports from Fall River and surrounding towns describe Prince Young's fatal fall in Chatham, Daniel Carrigan's train accident, Ashley Newhall's death after a Prescott Mills steam blast, and several elopement spoils. Additional items include assault complaints in Northampton and Southwick, a Fall River Spinner's Union strike committee meeting with an imminent strike, Worcester saloon closures and a temporary reversal by Mayor Pratt amid license reviews.
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Noted Actor J Duffield Dies in Jersey City at 63
J Duffield the famed actor manager and dramatic agent died suddenly at his Jersey City home on May 5 age 63. He recently acted in L Assommoir at the Olympic Theatre and ran a New York dramatic agency. He leaves several children and his eldest son belongs to the New York Standard Company now at the Museum.
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