Aldermanic district bill defeated after late vote
The house yesterday afternoon refused to order the aldermanic district bill to engrossment. We offer condolences to Maj. Brown and Senator Bennett in this hour of distress.
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New York Stock Exchange to Close Saturday Afternoon to Wednesday Morning
The New York stock exchange voted to suspend operations from Saturday afternoon until Wednesday morning. Whit Monday and Decoration Day reduce activity with England observing a holiday. Produce exchange managers and other bodies consider the decision.
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Indiana Man Seized in Germany Before Return to U S
Barney Korstmann, a nine year resident near Lafayette Indiana, traveled to Germany to see his parents and secure a patrimony. German authorities seized him at Munster and held him on the eve of his expected voyage back to the United States. He is a naturalized U S citizen and had been ordered to report for military duty upon leaving Germany.
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Lowell City Council Votes Action on July Fourth Funds
In Lowell mass on May 23 the city council approved a $2500 appropriation for July 4 celebrations. The May 15 aldermen meeting report was approved, declaring the meeting legal after a dispute over its legality. Five liquor licenses may face court review. Alderman Steeper resigned after relocating to Providence. Legislation permits releasing rights on the market house free landing. The horse railroad gains track extension to Stevens street. Herdic coach services to be heard later. About six new police appointments and universal withdrawal of liquor license petitions, including druggists. Approximately $80,000 in licenses issued to inns Victuallers and grocers.
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Fryeburg Subscribes for Water From Conway
The Eastport Sentinel notes a blue lobster now alive at Campobello. In Portland Superior Court, Tuesday, Dr Charles H Witham who was convicted of adultery in 1880 pleaded guilty after a new trial and paid a $300 fine.
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Local Memos Highlight Industry And Movement In New Hampshire
Marlow linked with Keene by telephone. Conant's Bath pulp mill yields four tons daily. Italian laborers work on Pemigewasset Valley railroad. Whitcher of Easton made 4500 pounds maple sugar in season. About 2000 pounds fish landed at Ports.-Tuesday. Ten Campton residents plan to settle in Washington territory. Deaths include Luban Tifft 96 of Littleton and Daniel Jepperson 92 of Dorchester. Coal arrival at Portsmouth nine ships about 8500 tons for Portsmouth, Dover and Exeter firms. Manchester builds a large Elm and Spruce street block by Davida Conner and William B Johnson. Third Regiment New Hampshire National Guard to visit New York on Decoration Day hosted by Austin Corbin.
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Independent Republicans Gather In Philadelphia to Back Ticket
Delegates from 67 counties descend on Philadelphia for a major independent republican convention. Prominent figures such as Senator Mitchell Maj Merrick and Phillip Garrett are arriving as the fight to defeat the Cameron ticket intensifies. The mood favors the strongest candidate and Blaine is praised as an energizer for the cause with a stampede of support expected tomorrow.
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City to advertise sale of estates to satisfy 1881 taxes
The city treasurer plans to advertise numerous estates for sale around June 1 to satisfy 1881 taxes. Charles Morris the swindling constable was sentenced to three years in state prison by the municipal court. Mary H. Clancey the young thief received 16 months in the house of correction. Buffum street widening to 50 feet will be requested, with abuttors waiving damages except Isaac Myrick. Mary E. Goodwin sold property on Hanover Street for 3250 to Wm. B. Richmond. An adjourned insolvency hearing for Lydia E. Pinkham noted she claims no interest in the business tied to her name and seeks to avoid judgment. Several men fought on Choate's Wharf but fled before police arrival.
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Notable Deaths and Obituaries From May 22
Mr. Benjamin Jones a former printer and editor who died at Danvers aged about 50 was born in England and contributed prose and verse. Rev George F Folsom Harvard 1857 minister to Groton Dedham and a city school board member. Moses Taylor New York broker and railroad operator died May 23 a descendant of John Jacob Astor’s rent collector became a millionaire. Robert Patch Beverly bridge superintendent for 25 years died at 85. Hon Young Singleton Walter Chester Pa journalist died May 22.
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