California Vote Surprises Nation With Constitution Adoption
Returns from California show the Constitution adopted by a slim margin in San Francisco and strong support in agricultural counties. Senator Morgan spoke on preventing military interference at elections. The House debated the Eight-hour law and the Silver bill, with the Eight-hour measure tabled. Reports on presidential action varied amid White House and Stalwart claims. Editor Joseph Estabrook of the Hingham Journal died by self-inflicted gunshot after weeks of liquor use. Chicago socialist leaders vow a July 5 strike with unions. A Portsmouth New Hampshire fire caused $50,000 in damage. Parole wins again.
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Auction Notices Listed by Time and Item Type
A dated catalog lists multiple sale items with times such as 10 A M and 2 P M. Horses, carriages, wines, boots and shoes, carpets, paintings, stocks, wood mantels, and hats across providers like Leonard & Co, Harris & Jones, J H Lester & Co, Samuel Buntings Sons, Lippincott Son & Co, and others in Philadelphia New York and beyond. Several May dates include May 10 through May 13 with various consignors and locations.
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New York
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Albert Howe
J. H. Lester & Co
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Isburgh & Walker
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Philad
Lippincott, Son & Co
Henry & Hatch
Johnson, Moody & Co
Moses Colman
Sree & Walker
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Rhodes & Co
Wilmerding
Hoguet
Iowa Central Railway Company formed to reorganize Central Railroad of Iowa
An adjourned meeting of Central Railroad of Iowa bondholders reports a plan for reorganization and a new company board. Des Moines will host the next meeting May 19 to seek Circuit Court approval. Articles of incorporation set capital limits of 3.7 million mortgage, 2 million preferred stock, and 4 million common stock.
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Corbin for Utah Chief Justice under Senate scrutiny
The Corbin nomination faces Senate Judiciary Committee review amid opposition over alleged carpetbagger ties in South Carolina. Supporters say he is attacked on multiple grounds, including unfitness for Utah Territory justice, with motions and votes detailed alongside broader legislative debates.
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Proposed Laws To Block Unvoted Counting Of Others
A civic debate centers on new measures to prevent counting votes for candidates who are not elected by the full public. Lawmakers discuss safeguards to ensure counted totals reflect the will of voters and avoid backdoor substitutions.
Debated currency plan sparks sharp exchanges in Congress
Mr Chittenden assailed Greenback finance as dangerous and urged Congress to leave legal tender untouched. He ridiculed proposals by De la Matyr Weaver and Wright, warning of a $2,000,000,000 demand by party leaders. Mr Warner defended limited inconvertible paper money as maintaining value, adjournment following at 4 50.
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Deaf Mute College student reads essay at commencement
At the Deaf Mute College commencement a pupil, John Albert Lance of Massachusetts, delivered his own essay after long practice. The Lowell battery, built at Gen Butler's Lowell works, fired 400 shots per minute in a Navy Yard test. The Senate confirmed J. W. Andrews Jr. for U S Attorney Montana and Charles H. Layman for Wyoming. It also passed a bill to raise Naval apprentices and allow enlistment of boys aged 15 to 18, one year younger than before.
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Elliott-Dwyer Prize Fight Ends With Dwyer Victory
In Long Point Canada opposite Erie the Elliott Dwyer prize bout ends with Dwyer winning after twelve rounds in 12 minutes 40 seconds. About 500 spectators watched as Dwyer delivered a series of blows including a knockout on Elliott who collapsed and was badly injured with multiple broken ribs. Elliott and Goss returned to Erie after the match.
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Brooklyn Presbytery votes split on Dr Talmage charges
Final tally shows 25 against the charges, 16 fully for sustaining them, and 4 sustaining in part. Dr Talmage criticized the committee’s conduct, lamented the process, and adjournment set for Monday as the presbytery debated the case.
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Resolutions Adopted At National Colored Convention
In Nashville Tennessee the National Colored Convention spent most of the day debating resolutions. They accepted a donor grant of 20 000 acres of land and 100 homes for families. A report urged compulsory public education and hiring of colored teachers. They memorialized Congress for 300 000 to fund an industrial school for colored youth and asked for 500 000 to aid migration from the South.
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Virginia
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Harper’s Ferry
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Tennessee
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Arkansas
Whittemore Peet & Co Suspends Business With Large Liabilities
New York May 8 suspension decided after consultation with little hope of resumption. Assets are stock on hand consigned. liabilities total 935000 across Fourth National 120000 Metropolitan 50000 Hanover 40000 American Exchange 30000 other city banks 30000 Boston 35000 Meriden 60000 Norwich 20000 Providence 150000 Merchandise account 400000. American Exchange and Hanover hold 15000 and 25000 respectively with bills receivable to mature.
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Dexter Bank Officers Probe Barron Farce in 1877 Charges
Dexter Me May 8 officers of the Dexter Savings Bank catalog new alleged fraudulent entries tied to Barron. They report two charges of 800 dollars to Mrs Crafts Dover and 400 dollars to David R Straw Guilford as loans, with corresponding credits later.
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Farmers Back New Constitution By Solid Rural Vote
Official city returns show a majority against the new Constitution of 1215 with interior totals confirming adoption by about 6000 to 10000. Farmers appear to have voted almost solidly for the measure.
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Parole Wins Chester Handicap Delightful Upset for Americans
Lorillard's Parole, carrying 134 pounds, surged from last to first to win the Chester Handicap at the Cheshire meeting. Reefer finished second with 118 pounds, and Sir Joseph took third amid a crowded betting ring and vast crowds from Liverpool and Manchester.
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Troubles in Roumelia Ti New Turkish Governing Commission
Times correspondent reports Turkey and Russia clash over Roumelia governance as Aleko Pasha may be named Governor General. Stolypene allegedly stirs unrest while Turkish Financial Commissioners refuse to sign reform plans that would require foreign heads of administration.
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Ameer of Afghanistan Arrives at Gundamak
The Ameer of Afghanistan arrived at Gundamak today and was greeted by Major Cavagnari and a detachment of the Tenth Hussars. British troops lined the route to the camp as Gen Browne on receiving the Ameer fired a 21 gun salute. He announced his arrival to the Viceroy of India and voiced a wish for friendly relations.
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Mixed London Cablegram Highlights Turmoil and Policy
London reports from May 9 summarize unrest in Russia with revolutionary sentiment growing amid oppression. British and colonial items note swine import controls, a church censorship ruling on Jules Ferry, Khedive refusals, higher French revenue forecasts, Paris billiards results, and Transvaal garrison reinforcement talks. Durham miners vote for a conference committee. twenty collieries’ votes pending.
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Portsmou ths Destructive Fire Visits Mayhem and Loss
A major fire in Portsmouth N H caused by incendiaries destroyed the Franklin House block and many stores and stock. Estimated block losses near 30000 with substantial insured and uninsured items across numerous businesses and residents. Fire spread risks prompted a second alarm and draws attention to suspected arson and two suspicious tramps later reported to mayor Lise.
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Penobscot mills in full operation and local notices spread
Reports note all saw mills on the Penobscot are active. Two Lewiston boys detained in Biddeford. Seth M Hill, son of Capt Nehemiah Hill, reported killed at Ogden Utah. Prescott murder case motions for a new trial overruled. sentencing next term. Methodist Conference in Dover marks Preachers Aid Society anniversary. Masons Grand Lodge in Portland grants charters and dispenses a few. James Bates noted as Maine’s oldest ex-Congressman living in Yarmouth. Bucksport wedding quandary as a Justice of the Peace’s commission had expired. Couple to remarry or end the match. woman chooses not to.
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The warm spell causes another heavy rise in water with little damage. Local notes report epee and venomous snake removal in Rochester. cattle sale in Farmington. missing Wentworth resident with heavy bonds. tariff petition progress along the Boston Concord and Montreal line. several court actions in Lancaster and Amherst. grand jury activity in Nashua. and dispersed remarks on liquor spotters failing to gain expected profits.
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Fractured Wills from Northeast Towns and Local Notices
F. W. Legate of Southwick broke his leg after leaping from a carriage. In Holyoke a French family rents three attics to house nine people per room. Rev. Alvar J. Bailey installed at Barre First Congregational. William K. Learned dies of heart disease at 70. Freight Conductor McGill killed near Springfield. body cut in twain. Berlin man bitten by a dog. hydrophobia risk low after prompt care. Catholic funeral procession in Westfield pauses at a photo gallery for a portrait, then continues. Justin Canterbury of Pelham shoots a seven foot three inch eagle weighing ten pounds. given to Amherst College. Adams licenses exceed $2800 in fees. treasury earns about $2100. A French woman in Holyoke nearly dies from cedar oil. saved by medical aid. Memorial window in Cazenovia honoring Rev. David Pease installed by his children. Essex North Farmers and Mechanics Institute meets in Haverhill with speakers on manures and fertilizers. Remarkable preserved-body case in Saxonville shows near-perfect facial features after many years. Essex North Medical Society holds annual meeting in Haverhill with officers elected. A Kingston farmers meeting under Plymouth County Agricultural Society features multiple speakers and large attendance with a community dinner.
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Death of Rev John Pierpont’s son and Hollis Street Church pastor
Died in New York on April 30 and buried at Mount Auburn on May 3. He was born in 1820, Harvard 1840, Divinity School 1843, ordained at Lynn and later Savannah before moving to New York. He was son of Rev. John Pierpont and successor to Dr Holly at Hollis Street Church, later leaving ministry for business in New York.
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