Solon Chase greens call Maine state convention in Bangor
The Solon Chase greenbackers plan a state convention in Bangor on May 30, aiming to nominate the first candidate in the field. The exchange notes Southern papers warning about ballot box stuffing and Democratic loyalties, while others dispute such claims and urge caution about mudslinging and bloody shirts.
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Reapportionment plan sparks debate on district map
A senate approved reapportionment bill yields a detailed chart of the new districts. The 12th district fans west toward Vermont and Connecticut while joining the 1st from Provincetown, with Boston orphan wards scattered as patched wards. Critics call the arrangement a mishmash of impure mathematics and demoralization.
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February Import and Export Figures Show Shifting Trade
Washington reports from the Bureau of Statistics highlight Feb imports at 2,649,213 pounds of Hawaiian sugar, down from 7,234,682 the year before, with eight months ending Feb 20 showing a near 3 million pound rise. General imports rise about 8 million dollars. exports drop about 11.6 million in February and 90 million for eight months, while the overall balance of trade remains in the United States’ favor at 155,309,650 dollars.
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Storms and wrecks hit coasts and plains May 12
Telegrams report a severe storm with snow drift near St Pierre and ship losses. The British schooner Flash was lost near Barachoise but crew saved, while Ringwood broke apart in surf and Belvidere church tower fell at St Johns. Lake Ontario winds cause wrecks and dock destruction across Toronto and Burlington. In Newport heavy gale, steamers Providence and Bristol delayed. A Kansas cyclone near Cherokee City kills two and wounds 18. Delays in ironworks, high Delaware waters flood valleys at New Albany, and Iowa sees 4 to 6 inches of snow hindering planting.
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Desperate Murray County Murderer Eludes Capture
James Emory, about 100, is accused of fatally beating his 90 year old wife with a maul. He allegedly disposed of the body in a lime sink and hid her clothing in a ravine miles from habitation. Described as a lifelong desperado, he has reportedly married seven times and killed all seven spouses. Authorities pursue him through the mountains.
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Canton Connotion Valley stockholders name board
Canton Ohio May 12 stockholders elect a large board including Francis Bartlett Joseph B Thomas Albert N Parlin Sidney Bartlett Jne A Beebe Boston Mass William J Rotch William Retch New Bedford Mass Cyrus Wakefield Wakefield Mass Mr Watts Thomaston Me Rene Chapman Canton Mass William A Lynch E D Bishop and W W Hangerford Canton Ohio Isaac H Taylor Carrollton Ohio Samuel Allen Dellroy Ohio The board organized by electing Francis Bartlett president and William Reich secretary.
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Bank treasurer dies by own action after run on Jersey City
New York May 12 E W Kingsland treasurer of the Savings Bank of Jersey City shot himself this morning and is reported dying He is 70 years old The run on the Bank of Jersey City followed his death by own action but the bank’s finances were found correct Kingsland death is attributed to sickness. TERRE HAUTE Iod May 12 David Huil an old man separated from his wife for three years suicided by shooting himself Bloomington IL May 12 Judge Newton a prominent citizen hanged himself in his coal shed Watertown Wis May 12 Judalh Machmuel ler a 17 year old girl drowned in Lock river after desertion by Milwaukee lover
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Irish-American Rally Denounces Dublin Murders at New York Meeting
At Cooper Institute a crowd of Irish Americans gathered to denounce the Dublin murders. Police and land league members kept order as Mayor Grace presided. Speakers backed Parnell, condemned violence, and adopted resolutions condemning the Cavendish and Burke killings while urging Gladstone to curb repression.
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Bangor Convention Fusion Talks Prompt Waldo Democrats
The Waldo county Democratic and Greenback committees plan a single convention in Bangor on Wednesday. Included items note local political movements, a Bangor bonfire incident, and regional civic notes from York to Kennebunkport.
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Vermont News Briefs From Pawlet To Burlington
Snow lies four feet around Mount Peak. The State Teachers' Association meets at Castleton on August 9 and 10. Two hundred acres of Pawlet woodland burned. Windsor farmer extracts eight teeth with blacksmith pincers. Vail Hastings of Pawlet dies after wagon accident on the 7th inst. Coroner notes Mr Durgin death due to a bursting ulcer near the heart. Island Pond customs receipts April total 20000 dollars, up 5000 from last year. Middletown man’s barn burned by a dissatisfied tenant. Fifteen cows perished in a fire at James. An incendiary is arrested. W J Deavitt of Montpelier secures a pension for Elizabeth Saylor, arrears over 1906 dollars. Montpelier man chases a fox, strips to his boots, catches Reynard. District committee to hold Republican first district convention in Burlington June 22. First district covers seven western counties, represented by Col Joyce and Gen Grant.
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Gladstone may resign chancellorship amid Irish repression debate
London reports suggest Mr Gladstone will shortly resign the chancellorship as Ireland's crisis looms. The Commons hears an arrears bill to be introduced Monday amid opposition to repressive measures and fears of wider unrest. Police tighten security around Dublin and Cork as investigations into murders and conspiracies continue.
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Notables refuse to assemble Egypt crisis looms
Cairo reports that Egypts notables refuse to convene unless legally summoned. Arabi Bey vows civil war to depose the khedive, amid rumored troop divisions and a looming military demonstration. Paris and London press clash over sending ironclads to Alexandria as Europe weighs in. Berlin endures a great fire at the Hygienic exhibition destroying exhibits and timber yards as Emperor William surveys the scene.
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Italian opera festival misses Kellogg as Margherita in Faust
Last night Miss Kellogg again failed to appear as Margherita in Faust at the Boston Italian opera festival. Mlle Van Arnheim sang the role with charm though not the full breadth of the character. Ricci and Ciapini delivered solid Siebel and Valentine numbers. Mephistopheles by Conly showed flaws from a cold. Camparbinti earned praise for Salve Dimara. The matinee will present La Sonnambula and Mignon with Gerster and Hauk.
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