Fitchburg Sentinel Endorses Fitz in Republican Race
The Fitchburg Sentinel backs Eustace C. Fitz amid attempts to besmirch the ex Postmaster General James. The Sun notes Tom James's record will stand daylight in the face of attacks.
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Eustace C. Fitz
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Tom James
Debate Over Governor Hope and Republican Voter Dynamics
Letters note skepticism about Judge Devens as governor candidate and warn against arousing the soldier element. They compare France’s municipal elections to U S trends and argue a genuine Republican party cannot form in South Carolina from black and white political leaders guiding Black voters.
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Athol
Thander
France
Portland Press
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Mayo
President signs new anti Chinese bill in political move
The president approves a bill tightening Chinese immigration for 10 years, suspending laborers and miners from entering the United States and forbidding naturalization. It imposes penalties on ships bringing proscribed persons and sets up certificates for those already here. The act shifts votes but critics call it political, not statesmanlike.
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Pacific Coast
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California
Newburyport Herald Attacks Porter Feud Amid Political Motives
The Newburyport Herald labels Porter's agitation as political only, ignoring broad Republican and independent support. It notes a military commission's favorable report and Porter’s appeal for justice, while dismissing Democratic press unity as a slogan.
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Herald
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Bic Dity Dimocratic Press
Robeson Portrayed as Formidable Republican Leader
Washington correspondent in the Providence Journal describes ex Secretary Robeson as a highly influential and formidable Republican figure. The piece cites a Puck cartoon depicting him as an ogre and notes widespread views of corruption, yet acknowledges his prominence and impact in national politics.
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Conflagrations Reported From Several New England Fires
Fire reports from Lincoln Centre Bangor Worcester Wareham Skowhegan Avonmore detail multiple buildings burned. Thirteen structures at Lincoln Centre, later twenty one buildings destroyed with heavy losses. Millbury tenements, Starks farm buildings, and a saw mill in Avonmore damaged with substantial insured losses.
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Worcester
Mass
Millbury
Patrick Sconvell
Woonsocket
Wareham
Plymouth Woods
Skowhegan
Josiah Butler & Son of
Starks
Avonmore
Ont
Futton & Wyatt
Blaine Pressured to Lead Maine Republican Ticket
Special correspondence from Bangor reports that Blaine promised Maine Republican managers he would head the congressional ticket if petitions urging his candidacy were circulated statewide. J Manley of Augusta oversees the effort, with signatures from diverse figures, though many oppose bossism and Blaineism. The scene promises a fierce campaign, torchlight parades, and brass bands as Blaine seeks to prove his idol status in Maine.
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Boutelle
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Penobscot County
Ceee Bangor
State Committee
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Gail
Thomas
Opening of the Third Exhibition at the Music Hall
The third exhibition opens with a display of notable prize winners. The event highlights emerging talents and acclaimed artists chosen for excellence in their fields, drawing attention from patrons and critics alike.
Faneuil Hall Holds Irish Rally After Dublin Murders
Immense gathering of Irish citizens in Boston at Faneuil Hall to denounce the Dublin assassinations of Lord Cavendish and Thomas Burke. Speakers urged unity of Orangemen and Catholics and pledged cooperation for Ireland’s independence. The meeting condemned the act as an attack on Ireland’s cause and called for pursuit of the perpetrators. The report also notes a string of local incidents and arrests, including a man who fell from a train and others charged with shoplifting and injuries.
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Fitts v Albany Railroad Overruled for New Trial
In the superior civil court Judge Aldrich overruled the motion for a new trial in Elizabeth Fitts vs Albany railroad and awarded judgment for the plaintiff at 1100 dollars. Marr vs Bell in a right of way dispute in Waltham yielded a plaintiff verdict with a post verdict motion to set aside for lack of evidence. The supreme judicial court case Fiteburg railroad v town of Ayer is on trial with earlier crossing closure contested. a ten day term is anticipated.
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At Dublin inquest victims stabbed with same weapons
Reports from Dublin describe medical evidence that Lord Frederick Cavendish and Under Secretary Burke were stabbed simultaneously from front and back with identical long bowie knives. Police pursued leads, arrested several suspects, and offered rewards for information. Funeral crowds, public grief, and civic condemnations followed.
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Gladstone Statement Entered In Lords Debate
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Murderous Mutter of Warrenton Place Children
About 6 A M on Tuesday at No 5 Warrenton place Mrs Mary Konig a German wife murdered her youngest child aged 5 and severely wounded the other three before attempting to kill herself. She was found in a bloodied room by police and jailed awaiting grand jury action in June.
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Sailor Captain Sanborn Dies After Long Labrador Career
Obituary notices memorialize Capt. William Sanborn of Seabrook New Hampshire who died May 8 at 73. He built a shipping career with Isaac H Boardman of Newburyport owning over 50 vessels. For 30 years he commanded Labrador trade schooners and held town and state offices. He leaves two sons and two daughters.
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