Pennsylvania Nationals nominee surprise stirs Senate debate
The Pennsylvania delegation reacts to Mason as nominee for governor with mixed views while Speaker Randall, a lawyer tied to Democratic and Greenback moments, predicts carrying the state. Rumors swirl of Republican money shaping nominations to block Agnew and Armstrong.
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Remarkable House claim on oil ring steals millions
In Washington on May 9, Mr Reagan pressed a bill to curb interstate railroad transport abuses. Pennsylvania's Mr Thompson charged a ring diverted 14.56 million dollars from shippers and stockholders, keeping oil profits from railroads. The bill aims to abolish this system and protect oil interests.
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Democrats Consider Florida Louisiana Fraud Inquiry
The Democratic Congressional Executive Committee backs a cautious investigation into alleged Florida and Louisiana presidential vote frauds to inform the public without seating changes. Some members oppose further inquiry while Gen Butler signals support, with Judiciary Committee and House instructions under consideration and a potential amendment to cover Louisiana.
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Davis Bill Seeks Mexican Awards Review In Secret Session
Washington May 9 The Senate passed the Mexican awards bill after a closed door session on disputed claims linked to Benjamin Weil and the La Abra Silver Mining Company. Committee chair Ed Munds reported ongoing concerns and the President’s six month window to determine whether any awards should be opened or set aside. The debate shifted to the Indian appropriation bill where various amendments were adopted and the measure finally passed. In New York Charles Morgan, penniless Connecticut lad turned millionaire, dies at 74 after a career spanning ships railroads and a famed Indianola to Cuero network. He left a vast estate and a new stock plan for his holdings. Other items note obstructed streets and cheap river fares as steamboat competition heats up.
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House Passes Eight Hour Workday Resolution
Washington May 9 In the House the joint resolution from the Labor Committee urged enforcement of the eight hour workday in all government departments. Key speakers argued over health, pay, and penalties. The measure, backed by Mr Goode and Gen Banks, passed after debate on the eight hour experiment and its potential private impact.
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Senate Acts On Bankrupt Law Repeal Timing
Washington May 9 The Senate debated timing for repealing the Bankrupt act. Thurman proposed a September 1 1878 compromise. others urged immediate repeal with the act, arguing that four months notice is unnecessary. Some members favored August 1 1878 or immediate effect. Debate ended with adjournment until tomorrow.
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England's Extensive Preparations for a Great War
England readies armed forces and mobilization plans amid rising tensions over Servia. Officials warn of possible continental conflict as diplomatic channels strain. Sources point to fleet readiness, air defense drills, and economic measures to sustain war production. External pressures mount from alliances and regional crises.
Great Britain and Europe Seek Peace Amid Tense Crises
London May 10 Vienna Times correspondent says peace hopes hinge on a delicate settlement in the East. Flight from Roumelia and Varna battles loom as Russia may withdraw after Batoum. Britain may pull fleet if accord holds. Turmoil in Servia and Roumania feeds risk of a wider conflict. Gladstone criticizes government while Britain readies armaments and naval assets.
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National Greenback Labor party adopts platform changes
In Philadelphia the National Convention adjourned after a long debate on the platform. The revised platform favors a high protective tariff moderate labor hours and opposition to monopolies in trade. It calls for repeal of the Resumption act recognition of internal improvements shipbuilding and a shift to the name National Greenback Labor party. Nomination for Lieutenant Governor declined and possibilities for Supreme Court Judge nomination discussed.
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Manchester Game: Manchesters Top Alleghenys in Quiet Contest
In Manchester on May 9 the second Manchesters Alleghenys game drew a small crowd. Jenckes started for Alleghenys but the visitors were limited to one run as Manchesters defense and Fouser at short shone. Final score 1-4 with Manchesters scoring in the first and ninth innings. Leary and Jenckes worked on the mound amid a 50 minute game. Other results included Westboro 19 Fairmounts 0, Stars 7 Hornells 4, Rochesters 8 Uticas 7 in separate minor notices.
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Rumors of Communistic Uprising in New York
Reports say arms business remains quiet with few purchases in the city and major orders coming from Illinois and California. Brooklyn workingmen clubs are large, but no drilling or arming has occurred. rumors of regiments on standby arose from misinterpretations of armory orders and captain communications.
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Escaped burglar Charles Davidson jailed again in Bangor
Daily Bangor items report Charles Davidson, in for robbery, escaped from Bangor jail on Wednesday. Capt. John Bartel of Cape Elizabeth was found drowned off Fish Point, aged 25. Bangor council cut pauper tobacco, unrest over work, then relief resumed at ten. Patrick Gormley burned fingers when a pot of beans burst at his Portland bakery. State Detectives Philbrick and Carleton, en route to Oxford for Ladd the Laconia forger. Steamers Richmond and Lewiston on Portland routes after overhaul. Portland court convicts Adelbert Chandler of counterfeit money. sentence deferred. Ward and Hines fined and jailed for liquor tax evasion. Rockland Mt Desert Sullivan steamboat stockholders vote to replace the Ulysses and plan Charles Houghton route. Capt. David Robinson to command the new steamer.
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New Hampshire notes many items from Dover to Concord
Dover population reaches 10 400 up 526 since 1870 census. Rochester finds five families in a one story frame house with 32 percent in 1871. A seven year old, Frank Duncan, drowns in Lake Wolfboro Wednesday night after missing hours. Gen Gilman Marston of Exeter denied to join Greenback party. Several divorces granted in Plymouth Court. A Concord race between Shakespeare and Jerry Apling wins for Shakespeare. Military parade planned for Gov Prescott inauguration. Grand Jury reports 159 cases with 49 criminal and liquor matters. Fraternal convocations scheduled in Concord mid May. Mt Washington Station reports no snow above tree line. rain measured in April sets record. Various court cases in Portsmouth and for timber land disputes in Graf ton. Died: Mrs Bill Bradford in Boston and Mrs Bessie A White in Concord area.
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Body found in Winooski river near Burlington identified as missing man Cunningham
In Burlington on Tuesday a dead man was recovered from the Winooski river above the dam. Missing since April, the body bears no head and shows evidence of long submersion. It is believed to be Cunningham. Also on Tuesday, Lillie W Foster, six years old, fell from Keith's ledge near Montpelier while picking flowers. The girl tumbled about 75 feet, was unconscious at first, but later recovered enough to walk home. She had several severe bruises on her head but was improving by Wednesday morning.
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Worcester News Briefs and Local Incidents of the Week
Wednesday meetings by Worcester allopaths and homeopaths report. A ten year old son of D W Plympton drowned in the canal at New England Village Grafton. John Brittle Clinton burglarized, robbed of 200 dollars. Prof H H Neill appoints W D P Bliss Amherst College to represent English Department on commencement day. Hugh Boyle New Bedford died from prior injuries. Amesbury carriage trade remains brisk with March May shipments forecast over a thousand monthly. Leicester votes 8000 for new primary school building and 5000 for heating for this and other buildings. National calico printers to visit Lowell to discuss wages. Adin Thayer chosen for Worcester Security National Bank board and wind-up agent. Newburyport yacht club officers elected and thirty yachts in fleet. John H Whitney Fitchburg robbed and set afire. clothing destroyed, 25 dollars stolen. no insurance. Hampshire Supreme Court confirms Hampshire Probate Court disallowing items in Aaron E Warner and Oliver Warner accounts. Mrs Crowell of Amherst plaintiff. Warner heirs contest power of attorney. estate at 32000. Warner share 17600 consumed by railroad stock losses.
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Flying machine exhibit delights lingering crowd in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on Wednesday a private exhibition of a new flying machine was shown in the Exposition building. The device is powered by a crank and steered with flange-like props. a gas-filled cylinder balances the operator, allowing vertical and horizontal movement. Initial tests disappointed some onlookers, but those who stayed witnessed a successful operation.
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Masters Weaken Wages In Lancashire Mills
The master cotton spinners at Ashton under Lyne Staleybridge Dukinfield and Mossley plan a five percent wage cut after May 25 press reports say some workers who accepted last November may strike. The Echo notes the Masters' Association authorized men to arrange with workers and Boothman’s mill runs on operatives’ terms with full staff.
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London and New York Brokers Failures Prompt Liquidity Guard
Liverpool reports W Winter Raffles cotton broker suspended. Dunkerley Carter Co provision merchants fail with liabilities 20000. Rome Georgia J Bones & Co hardware dealers fail with 175000. New York A L Sewell broker fails with 128000. Lewisburg Union National Bank suspends.
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Cuban insurgents surrender as Dominican presidential race unfolds
An official report from Havana notes Cuban refugee Agnero and eleven followers landed on the southern Central Department coast from Jamaica seeking revolt but surrendered after finding quiet. San Domingo reports unsettled affairs with two claims to the temporary presidency, Guillermo in the capital and Gonzalez in Santiago, as the Chamber fixes May 24 for the presidential election.
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Greenback Association formed in Lowell Massachusetts
A temporary Greenback Association was formed at Jackson Hall with T. F. Byron as President T. M. Bolton as Secretary and G. W. Chase as Treasurer. It adopted a nine-proposition platform on national and state reforms and plans to focus on the Congressional campaign. Adjourned for one week.
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Ohio Democrats hold separate redistricting caucuses
Democratic members of the Ohio Senate and House met in caucus to decide redistricting. The Senate resolution to redistrict was defeated by 10 to 5 while the House adopted a motion to proceed and created a committee to draft a redistricting bill guided by caucus agreement.
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Newport Tragedies and a Baptist Installation in One Day
In Newport, a 10 year old boy, Charles Hall, fell from a structure called adraz and suffered a skull fracture possibly fatally. An incendiary fire destroyed Gen. A. L. Burdick's barn with vehicles valued at $4000 and building cost of $3500, insured for $5500. A body found in the Pawtuxet river near Crampton was identified as James Brown of Washington village, missing since May 1. In Newport Rev. A. B. Thompson was installed as pastor of Second Baptist Church with general clergy participation except Baptists over his open communion views. sermons and charges delivered by Rev. Reuben Jeffrey, Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, Rev. Mahlon Van Horn, Rev. O. H. Fernald, Rev. E. M. Smith, and Rev. E. H. Kettell chaired the service. crowd reported packed and impressive.
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Methodist Conference votes over Cameron seating in St Louis
The Methodist Episcopal Conference refused to adopt the minority report seating Cameron as a lay delegate from St Louis by a 125 to 127 vote and then rejected the majority report against seating him by 131 to 133. The result is Cameron remains in his seat unless a further vote declares him ineligible.
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Executions Scheduled in Two Parishes Tomorrow
New Orleans report states Porter Brown, condemned for the murder of P. W. Evans in Tansipahoa Parish, and Isaiah Evans, convicted for the murder of Edward Bowen in Sabine Parish, will be executed tomorrow in their respective parishes.
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Grant and family reach Paris. varied events across cities
Gen Grant his wife and son arrived in Paris while in Toronto Fred Plaisted prepares to row Hanlon on Wednesday. A Brooklyn grand jury indicted John M Wright for murder. Harrisburg’s Daniel D Boas, wealthy citizen, killed when his carriage overturned. Stanley Matthews seeks Congress in Indiana’s Second District. Gov Williams grants one week respite in Greenleys case. Harrisburg Supreme Court denies writ in Donnelly case. Camden man Benjamin Hunter arraigned for Arm strong murder. Fenians in St Louis deny Canada movement. Georgetown farmer’s beehives provoke fatal sting to horse and man. Gene schooner capsizes on Lake Pontchartrain. Captain Spiro and crew lost. 14-year-old Louis Kline rescued.
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Cottage fire in New Jersey claims two children deaths
NEw YORK May 9 The cottage of George Hall near Plainfield New Jersey burned by a kerosene lamp last evening Two children burned to death Also a store in Killingly Connecticut owned by John Kelley burned on Saturday The upper part was insured by Cheeseborough Total loss 3500 with insurance reported
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Body of drowned man found near New Haven Lighthouse
The body of Grady, who drowned near the New Haven Lighthouse weeks ago, has been recovered on the East Haven shore. The Waltonian Club of New Haven distributed 165,000 landlocked salmon to ponds. New Haven boys steal and kill dogs for bounty, raising tensions with the pound. The trial of Anderson, Wallingford murderer, likely this month with Sweden supplying testimony on insanity inheritance. The eleventh State Sunday School Convention will meet at Middletown June 4 5 6 under the Connecticut Sunday School Teachers Association. Norwich group, United Workers Charitable Association, votes 54 to 15 to abandon hospital work to resist allopathic control.
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Bristol Runs Aground Enter Newport Harbor
Providence May 9 The Bristol of the Old Colony line from New York ran aground while entering Newport harbor missing the buoy at 8 o clock. The cutter Dexter assisted and lightened the vessel. Passengers and mails were removed at 5 30 by the Providence steamer. The Bristol is reported uninjured.
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Roland G&g. Usher
Messenger
John H. Robinson
Washington Street
Samuel B. Noyes, Esq
Roland G. Usher
Marshal
California Workingmen
County Committee
Kearney
Pottsville
John Anyl
Glendower
Minersville
Anyl
Thomas Morgan
Southern Baptists
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
James P. Boyce
Louisville
Home and Foreign Mission Boards
Boston Theatre
Colville Folly Company
Lydia Thompson
Colville
Mle
Eme Rousseau
Willieedouin
Drury Lane Theatre
Cock Robin
Coliseum Grounds
Mlle
Elise Dockrell
James Robinson
Pauline Lee
WM. Gorman
R. H. Dockrell
Royal Bengal Tigers
Esau
D. W. Stone
Grand Circus
Muswal Brigade
Old Coliseum
Dartmouth St
Musical Brigade
O. Ditson &O
South Boston
Madame Eugenie Pappenheim
Fanny Kellogg
Signor G. Tagliapietra
WM. H. Sherwood
S. L. Studley
Bostons
Horticultural Hall
L. A. Whitaker
Geo
Ae Jas. Cahill
John Trout
Dicky
Inie
Sally
Sesies
Thomas
Kodman
Sae As
Wes Woodrull
Trout
Gertrede
T. Barker & TO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!