Subcommittee Eyes Treasury Notes for National Bank Changes
The Banking and Currency Committee sub panel plans a bill to swap National Bank notes for Treasury notes but will likely delay action this session. Members Ewing Buckner Crapo may back Price of Iowa, who supports the current National Bank system. Several retirement bills exist, but the panel opposes making Treasury notes legal tender for all debts.
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Democrats Propose Cutting Off Perquisites for Supreme Court Reporter
Washington May 10 The House considered reports from the Revision of the Laws Committee. A bill defines the duties and compensation of the Supreme Court reporter, limits perquisites, and sets publication and distribution rules for Supreme Court reports. It restricts resale and outlines printer duties, editions, and reporting timelines. The bill was referred to the Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union.
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Paris Ministers Favor Police Budget Transfer to Chambers
A Paris despatch reports Ministers Waddington Leroyer and Say back an immediate bill to remove the police budget from municipal control. Lepere opposes. others deem it opportune. Waddington threatens resignation. moderate leaders seek Lepere ouster, Leroyer rise, Waddington stay at foreign office. The question to be settled tomorrow.
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Uncas Not Favored for Derby Says Sportsman Note
London May 12 The Sportsman reports Mr Lorillard's colt Uncas shows no improvement since his last run and should not be considered for the Derby. Newcastle-on-Tyne May 11 Odds of two to one on Hanlan remain, Elliott trains hard and plans a thorough week trial of his 16-inch slide and broad-bladed sculls to push for victory.
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Rail train wreck near Madrid Cadiz causes casualties
A Madrid Cadiz rail service derailed Saturday, the van with Cuba mails smashed. Six killed, several badly injured. Other notes report Grant to dine in Yokohama, mixed views on electric light trials, Khedive appointing Europeans, Ferrys bills causing ministerial rifts, Alfonso’s marriage reception, bread prices rising, and an Italian warship ordered to Peru.
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Contested Talmage Meeting Prompts Presbytery Fallout
Brooklyn Presbytery to elect a Moderator and clerk amid renewed discussion of Rev. Talmage's conduct. Charges of falsehood to be revisited by the Synod of Long Island next October. Jubilee celebrated at Tabernacle after trial. Also notes arms shipment for South America and Red Leary rumor, a bold Broadway theft, and other city dispatches.
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Deaths of Miss Hayden and family in Fitchburg
Ebenezer C Hayden longtime Fitchburg resident dies of typhoid pneumonia April 10. His wife dies six days later from the same disease. A son and daughter Francis E Hayden 21 and Sarah E Hayden 38 survive. Miss Hayden, a 15 year public school teacher, had recently recovered from a illness and planned to return to teaching. On May 2 she fell ill and died. doctors cited heart obstruction. Medical Examiner notes arsenic in remains. case described as suspicious.
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May term opens for Supreme Judicial Court at Alfred
The May term of the Supreme Judicial Court begins in Alfred on the 20th. The Masonic Order of Biddeford and Saco will visit Portland on St John’s Day June 24 to celebrate. Sherman faces severe illness with many families prostrated and care hard to obtain. T B Bearce of Leeds robbed after being stopped by two men on Lewiston to Sabattus trip. City Marshal Spear of Rockland plans an anti liquor raid with many special policemen to close all shops the same day. J B Aiken of Portland is believed to have died by suicide after leaping from the steamer John Brooks en route Boston. A deserting girl from Portland went to Biddeford to work in a Pepperell mill. Baker, Secretary of Overseers of the Poor, arrested the woman and will send her and child to St John.
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Decoration Day Oration in Keene by Senator Patterson
A series of local tragedies and incidents reported include George Kingman of Walpole, age 40, who shot himself Saturday night after burying his mother a week earlier. Timothy Wright, 67, of Brookline, killed in a field accident by a broken neck after alighting from his wagon. Edwin A. Locke of Dover died by suicide from a bridge jump while temporarily insane. A 4 year old son of William Mousley of Lyme died after drinking whiskey found in a cupboard. Prominent Dover lawyer Frank Hobbs was sent to McLean Asylum due to chronic illness and insanity. Lyman Walker of Acworth, later living with his brother Hammond in Claremont, disappeared and body found in the Connecticut River after twelve days. death believed accidental.
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Robbery at S. Royalton Drug Store and Town News
M. J. Sargent's drug store in South Royalton was robbed of goods valued at 700 dollars. F. Thompson, bankrupt Brattleboro merchant, resigns as President of Brattleboro and Whitthall Railroad. David R Campbell of Windsor donates 5000 dollars to Chester for indigent support. The apparent suicide of J. C. Spaulding at Proctorsville shocks residents. he was longtime tax collector. His accounts show a 4000 dollar shortfall and bondsmen seek settlement. an attachment on mortgaged property has been placed here.
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Bristol County Teachers Hold Convention at Taunton
A Taunton convention drew about 300 Bristol County teachers on Saturday. In Andover, George A Kenniston and wife were ejected when a horse became unmanageable on the turnpike. he sustained severe head and hand cuts and a broken rib, while Mrs Kenniston had minor injuries. The largest Taunton baptism occurred Sunday with eighteen baptized by Rev J C Wightman of Winthrop Street Baptist Church, witnessed by about 4000 people. The rest notes two Abington youths missing since May 30, later contacting parents to say they planned to travel west for three years. The Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting Association contracted an iron tabernacle to be 140 feet square with an eighty-foot tower, cost $6200, due July 1. Steamers from New Bedford to Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard may consolidate, running through to Nantucket with stops at Wood's Hall and The Vineyard. Lowell church marked its fortieth anniversary with a historical sermon and long pastorate notes. Sunday school anniversary followed.
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Several Business Houses Burned Out in St. Louis Mystery Fire
A broad blaze in St. Louis on May 10 gutted Gauss Hanicke & Co. at 407 North Fifth Street then swept to Frankenthal Brothers and R. W. Goldstein. Combined losses exceed 345000 with 40000 insured. Frankenthal stock about 90000 insured. Goldstein stock 70000 insured. Bookkeeper dismissed workers, shut safe, lights out, then fire rapidly consumed upper floors. Nearby East St. Louis saw valuable warehouses and railway buildings burn as well.
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Pocasset Adventists Face Inquest After Edith Freeman Tragedy
In Pocasset on May 11 Gardner B. Hathaway forbade Adventist meetings at his Red Brook House. C Foster Howard said he hoped Edith Freeman would rise after her sacrifice and discussed the shock of Freeman's act. District Attorney Knowlton and others prepare to probe, with several Adventists to be examined. most towns and officials weigh in as inquest details unfold.
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Spinners' Union Defers Strike Mills Inquiry
At a large Spinners' Union meeting in Fall River on May 10 the delegates defer report recommendations on mills to strike. They cite rising market and aim to act justly toward communities and avoid harming contracted mills.
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Woollen factory planned at Olmeyville and other city news
Mr Charles Fletcher plans a new woollen factory at Olmeyville four stories brick 167 by 67 feet. Baby Benson the child actress once rich now ill with diphtheria in Newport. Newport post office sold 75000 collar certificates by Saturday noon with 20600 more potential sales. A man’s body found in the Providence river likely Thomas E. Phe lan a Dennisport sailor with skull fracture. Rev M K Schermerhorn reports over 20000 subscribed in Newport for the Channing Memorial Church. Philander Shaw of New York born in Newport wants to fund a memorial window for his father in the new church.
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Stockholm born artificer of gilding dies in Boston aged 59
Born in Stockholm Sweden the deceased arrived in 1844 and built a gilding and picture frame business in Newburyport later moving most of his operations to Boston. He introduced French polishing and pressed gilt ornaments for ships cabins and fitted out many vessels. A Mason and founder of the Scandinavian Relief Society he aided emigrants and was regarded as a father figure to the community. CAPT. JAMES H. STINSON died yesterday in Boston aged about 60.
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