Portland Plans a Longfellow Statue in the Square
The plan to memorialize Longfellow in Portland calls for a statue near the old Longfellow house. The year is backward for booms, but Worthington’s boom continues with activity around editor Morse and various letters. Notable items include Prof. Pike’s self defense shooting, a Corrientes province upheaval, Chicago streetcar deaths, and Rio de Janeiro commerce notes with Austrian and Brazilian steamship arrangements.
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Longfellow
Naval Nominations Stir Senate As Awards Debated
The president sent nominations to the senate naming Commodore J B Creishton as rear admiral Captain William T Truxton as commodore Commander Alfred Bopkins as captain Lieutenant Commander Charles D Sigsbee as commander Lieutenant Oscar W Farenholt as lieutenant commander Master John Downes as lieutenant. The House Foreign Affairs Committee will hold a secret session at 10 tomorrow to decide action on Shipherd's letter and will question ex Assistant Secretary Hitt on Tuesday. Shipherd hints at new public matters but will not release details until the committee replies. No quarrel with Mexico. The House today received a message from the president transmitting the secretary of state’s conclusive report and papers on the imprisonment of Thomas Shields and Charles Weber in Mexico along with a letter signed by Shields, Weber and Salem to Representative Bayne describing their release and conference with Hon P H Morgan.
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Blunt
House Committee On Patents
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Iowa
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Parliament Debates Irish Repression Bill and Arrears Motion
London May 18 Irish parliamentary party condemns the repression bill as unworthy and fraught with direct consequences. Gladstone to answer why arrears bill not printed and whether to expedite it. Debate continues with Trevelyan and Dillon questioning justice failures and bill’s impact on operations against secret organizations. The discussion adjourned until tomorrow.
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Gladstone
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O'Donnell
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Ale
Trevelyan
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Sheridan
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Irish World
United Irishman
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Early Baseball Results Across Cities Highlight Tight Finishes
In Pillsboro Cincinnati the score was 3 to 2 Allegheny over Pillsboro Cincinnati. Providence Brown defeated Dartmouth 22 to 13. Worcester beat Boston 15 to 3. Athletic edged Philadelphia 9 to 9? Wait. Baltimore won 5 to 3 over St Louis. Albany Providence game ended 6 to 7 with Troy losing 7 to 6. New York Mettropolitans 4 over Atlantics LI. Chicago over Buffalos 9 to 4. Detroit over Clevelands 3 to 2.
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Clevelands
Notable figures in Pittsfield on local schedule
Edwin Booth will spend the coming Sabbath in Pittsfield as guest of Mrs. Gen. Bartlett. Senator Dawes rests there after his Pittsfield visit. Mr M H Murphy, Marlboro lawyer, heads to Dakota to establish a practice. Rev Dr Fiske of Bath plans a men voyage to Europe for health.
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Edwin Booth
Pittsfield
Gen. Bartlett
Senator Dawes
Worthington
M. H. Murphy
Marlporo
Dakota
Dr. Fiske
Bath
Vo Atrip
Europe
National Bank Bill Debate Heats Up In Congress
Washington May 13 report on the proposed national bank bill and Randall amendment with warnings of possible currency contraction. Carlisle urges restraint while several amendments are adopted or defeated. O'Brien remembered for philanthropy and Norfolk ties as his fleet visits.
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Boston Post
Washington
Carlisle
United States
Crapo
Buckner
Randal
Pennsylvania
Holman
Indiana
Randall
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Treasury
Cannon
Illinois
Yeas
Flaskell
Kaneus
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Meets in Portland
The Knights of Pythias grand lodge convened in Portland with 24 of 30 lodges present and a favorable finance report showing net asset gains of $392,646. Officers elected include W. J. Landers as grand chancellor and Henry I. Nelson as vice chancellor. salaries debated for the grand keeper of records and seals at $700 yearly. The body adjourned to Lewiston for May 1883.
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Portland
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
W. J. Landers
Gardner
Henry I. Nelson
Lawton
Lewiston
N. R. Macy
Saccarappa
Joseph F. Chute
Biggar
Kennebunk
W.carl
Gotham
C. M. Waterhouse
Committee On Finance
Henry C. Peabody
George H. McKeeny
Doubtful Days for the Men who Drive Los
Maine lumber men face three weeks behind last year as streams run low and rain remains scarce. Logs on Penobscot and tributaries risk being stranded without timely downpour, with 125000000 feet of this year’s timber awaiting raftage and a heavy rain needed to satisfy owners.
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Los
Penobscot
Maine
Worcester conference convenes in Lancaster spring meeting
The Worcester conference of Congregational churches met in Lancaster on May 17 with a devotional session led by Rev. W. H. Pierson. President Hon. H. Merriam presided. An essay on Dead and Living Truth was read by Rev. R. A. Griffin. Speakers included Rev. Dr. Bartel, William Baldwin, and several pastors from area towns. A noon dinner was served, and a home missionary committee was appointed. The credentials committee reported 22 churches, 16 pastors, 121 delegates, and 182 visitors. The body adjourned at 4 PM.
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Mass
Worcester Conference of Congregational Churches
Unitarian
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Fitchburg
H. Merriam
Leominster
R. A. Griffin
Marlboro
Bartel
Boston
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Shayer Memorial
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Cumming Divorce Hearing Recessed After Drunkenness Testimony
Testimony in the Cumming divorce case continued before Chief Justice Morton with Mrs. Mary Caild recalled for cross examination by Gen. Butler. Witnesses described Mr. Cumming’s drinking, alleged adultery plans, and a key deposition from Charles Rogers. The court admitted the deposition and reserved final ruling, allowing the case to go up on report to the full bench.
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Gen. Butler
Rogers
Albert C. Baker
Nelson Browning
Mr. Cumming
Stella
Point Shirley
Shawmut Avenue
Piarlboro
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Charles H. Rogers
Sohier
San Francisco
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Stella the Angel
New Marlboro Hotel
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Fight at Harrisburg Alaska Leaves Ten Dead
Private telegrams from Portland report a serious clash among white miners at Harrisburg Alaska with ten killed. The secretary of the navy is asked to deploy the USS Wachusett from Sitka to Harrisburg to restore order, and his approval is anticipated.
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Portland
Oregon
Harrisburg
Alaska
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Wachusett
Sitka
Harrisbore
Body of Dr Kendall Found Near Syracuse Meadow
The insensible body of Dr Henry W Kendall was discovered in a meadow near the county poor house cemetery four miles from Syracuse. A bullet hole between the eyes and a full kit of resurrectionists' tools were found nearby. It is believed he was involved in body snatching and the death may be self inflicted or the result of a companion's shot. He cannot live. The case remains mysterious.
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N. Y
Henry W. Kendall
County Poor House
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A Foolish Quarrel Between Kentucky Leaders
In Washington on May 18 a duel scare arose between Kentucky figures Congressman Joe Blackburn and Senator Cerro Gordo Williams over credit for a $100,000 Frankfort public building bill. A letter from Williams to Judge Lysander Hoard triggered Blackburn’s anger and rival letters, with mediation from Carlisle and Hampton. The dispute paused as ambitions and communications complicate a peaceful resolution.
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Shooting at University of Minnesota Sparks Court Action
Minneapolis May 18 The shooting of Asa Paine by Prof W A Pike of the University of Minnesota is explained as self defense after a raiding party prompted a pursuit to the president’s house. Paine was wounded in the thigh and is recovering. Pike bonds for $500 and faces assault with a deadly weapon charge set for May 29.
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Wallace
United States Circuit Court
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Minneapolis
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Maine State College
Evidence Ties Malley Brothers to Cramer Murder Case
New Haven May 18 witnesses in the Cramer murder case include Apothecary Spaulding who cites a 1889 entry for W Maley of Church Street buying four ounces of rat poison and Walter Maley’s purchases of acids. Letters and notes involving Blanche Douglass and James Peck’s wife are presented as the trial probesWalter and Edward Maley are linked to a store messenger system for buying items. Health expert De Wolf arrives in Chicago to discuss arsenic distribution and Jennie Cramer’s death being possibly by drowning rather than ironing.
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Malley
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Edward Malley
Blanche
Hie
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Jones
Doolittle
ChicaGo
Dewolf
Jennie Cramer
Kentucky Oaks and race results at Louisville track
In Louisville Kentucky today a fine crowd attended a program led by the Kentucky Oaks won by Katie Creel with Pinafore and Issie following. Earlier races saw Oleon winning the three quarter mile dash and Duke of Kent taking the mile dash. Fatmitza captured the mile and a quarter with Aleck Ament, Rochester trailing. Judge Barnett won the steeplechase as Miss Malloy and Guy placed.
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Annie Louisa
Punch
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Gus Matthews
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Fatmitza
Aleck Ament
Rochester Tird
Katie Creel
Pinafore
Issie
Judge Barnett
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Guy
Child's fits trace to vomited items in Carmel case
Daniel Murphy, nine, of Carmel, sick with fits, reportedly vomited a cloth fragment, coins and pebbles weighing 74 ounces. Elizabeth Hill won a $14,500 verdict against Munroe Hill’s estate in a dispute over stumpages rents and other charges. The Bank of British North America and others defended. The case moves to jail court on exceptions. Charles B Harrington of Bath launched the yacht Widgeon, 25 tons, built for speed with 3,000 pounds ballast, William Minot of Boston owner. He also has a 40 ton steam yacht nearly ready for George S. Homer of New Bedford.
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Carmel
Elizabeth Hill
Calais
Munroe Hill
Bank of British North America
Charles B. Harrington
Bath
Widgeon
William Minot
Boston
Harrington
George
Homer
New Bedford
Northern railroad declares semiannual dividend of three dollars
A semiannual dividend of 3 per share is declared by the Northern railroad, payable June 1. A cold rain and snow affected the state, with Portmouth grocer Lafayette V Newell's store damaged by attachments totaling 6400. Dover resident Betsy L Hateh sues for 8500 after an injury on a sidewalk. Knights Templar units held ascension services at St Pauls church in Concord followed by a banquet.
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Manchester
Mount Hore
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Order
St. Paul's Church
Fox catching pair and church disputes in Vermont region
In Kirby two men gathered 45 foxes this season. Mrs. George Stearns of Bethel died by suicide. Lake Memphremagog ice cleared May 9 and navigation began. Rev. L. Kinney becomes East Dover Baptist pastor. Calvin Crown broke his leg after a board failure riding a drag in Charleston. Newport M. E. church seeks action review after Mrs. J Y Green was expelled for laughing in choir. Irish beacon light Reagan spent a cold, wind swept night on Indian Point. boat drifted away and he was rescued unable to speak.
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George Stearns
Bethel
Lake Memphremagog
L. Kinney
Wilmington
Baptist Church
East Dover
Calvin Crown
Charleston
M. E
Newport
J.Y. Green
Reagan
Indian Point
Wohen
News Briefs From The Region In A Turbulent Week
Frank Chase of North Adams sues town for 5000 after a hip fracture from an icy street fall last winter. Edward Burns of Fall River badly injured by streetcar in Webster, amputations expected. Springfield grand jury indicts Joseph Loomis for murder and Dr Henry Forbes of Chicopee for a portion. Fall River man John Sanford dies from internal injuries after a 40 foot roof fall. Burglaries hit Easthampton homes with quick entry by nippers. Gloucester eyes fire alarm system. will study Gamewell in Boston. Gloucester market reports first sale of mackerel this season at 640 per barrel. Fitchburg tile cutters seek 40 percent wage rise. New England shops to back them. Boston convention likely to discuss the wage matter by month’s end. George Wilbur of Fall River abducts child, with Nayada Ashley aiding. Steep Brook residents threaten tar and feathers. police intervene. Mrs Wilbur’s supporters press removal of her husband’s alleged paramour from town position.
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North Adams
Edward Burns
Fail River
Webster
Springfield
Joseph
Loomis
David Levett
Henry G. Forbes
Chicopee
John R. Sanford
Fall River
Easthampton
Gloucester Committee On Fire Department
Boston
Gloucester
Fitchburg
New England
George Wilbur
Steep Brook
Nayada Ashley
Wilbur
The Casino Opens Next Monday With Vivid Amenities
The great American Casino will open next Monday with covered facilities. A 50 mile bicycle race between John S. Prince and Mlle Louise Armainde is planned for Thursday afternoon and evening, with a gold medal and purse of 200 dollars. Inside track rail, patrons roller rink, billiards, maze puzzle, pistol gallery, opera troupe Cinderella at School, and Brown's Brigade band concerts daily from 10 AM to 11 PM.
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Mlle
Louise Armainde
Rice’s
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Mitla and southern Mexican ruins contrast sharply with central and northern sites
The author argues Mitla near Oaxaca as a unique southern ruin amid two distinct architectural traditions, contrasting stone southern monuments with adobe northern examples. He notes Xochicalco and Papantla as northern peers, favors southern prehispanic grandeur, and questions northern origins theories while praising Yucatan sites like Palenque and Guatemala for noble examples.
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Papantla
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