Hendricks Death Looms Over Indiana Politics
A national political brief notes ex Governor Hendricks near death from gangrene with doctors predicting low survival chances. Comparisons are drawn to Justice Clifford, while the piece recalls Hendricks’ prominence in Indiana alongside Oliver Morton, stressing his loss as a national calamity.
Powhatan Set for Boston, Wrecks and Robberies Fray
The Powhatan will sail from Wortsmouth for Boston today. A rash of self-inflicted deaths includes Capt. Michaelson of the Oscar at St. John New Brunswick and Louisa Rosing in Des Moines after a whiskey fine. Brooklyn bootblack John Gross acquires prime Navy Myrtle corner real estate valued over 320,000. A Ky shooter killed Burt Scully in Paris in a turkey quarrel. Despatches report Moltke reaching Valparaiso, and Chilean National Guard conscription. Philadelphia offers 10000 reward to detect election frauds. Gov Hoyt to preside at independent Republican meeting. Chicago officers seize a 28 carat off color diamond. owner Goldsmid claims misidentification and wrong gem. Housatonic Valley RR directors form. 15 miles from Sandy Hook to Derby. Jersey cattle sold in New York. Flora Belle to Ball for 260, Favorite Roxy to Brockemeir for 400, Europa Rex to Bradford for 150. John B. Lesautnier discharged, sues for 25000. bail set at 5000. mother insane, father armed. Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers hold Chicago meeting. 20 percent cut scale with year-long demand for May 1 revision. Wary hopes for agreement as two months remain. Much Punch is pronounced warranted.
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Political maneuvering amid New York and Philadelphia votes
Special despatches from Boston and New York describe alleged cross‑party bargains and vote buying aimed at Gov Folger and Secretary Chandler. Reports cite labor unions, Knights of Labor, and locomotive engineers pledging bloc support, with projections of large majorities or defeats depending on coalition votes and regional campaigns in Philadelphia, New Hampshire, and New York areas.
Convention of Ministers Backs Constitutional Prohibition
In Massachusetts politics a convention of ministers endorses constitutional prohibition, signaling organized religious support for statewide temperance measures and potential influence on legislative momentum.
Encouraging Reports From Norfolk County For Butler
Promising signs from virtually all sections of Norfolk county point to a Butler win. Dedham Republicans wobble, with some admitting a slim lead for Butler or a near tie, while many Republicans drift away from voting. Norwood, Canton, Stoughton, and Walpole show strong Butler optimism, Hyde Park rallies grow, Foxboro canvasses anticipate large turnout, and polls will open at 7:30 A.M. statewide.
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Notable Local Mentions Mixed In One Fragmented Ledger
A historic garbled item mentions Jes. Geo. L. HW of Calais in a claim of temporary insanity and suicide. It also references theft from Gideon M. Stanwood’s family, a missing person Ian Goodtnough, a decomposed body found in woods, and a pulp mill scheme led by Means James H. MeAvity and John Rickson with a W. Clark treasurer and a $7000 capital stock.
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Local notes on eye surgery theft trial and railroad survey
Rivek Wood of Derby had left eye removed for disease. Miss Mary Hutchimonz of Coventry faced theft charges but was acquitted after evidence showed an attempted blackmail. Burlington and Lamoiile railroad survey from Cambridge Junction toward Johnson began, with potential extension toward Newport and Island Pond. A Vermont family tragedy ties to Richard Bailey's brood of 19, as several members died in succession. Nearby, Thomas Farrant claims unpaid damages as Southeastern railroad posts encroach. workers withdrew after three days of resistance.
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Fires and accidents raise scattered, varied concerns across towns
Reports detail a cloth factory fire reducing weekly output by about 4500 pieces after 5000 pieces burned. A Brockton heel factory worker survived a severe burn in a vat incident. A northbound passenger train collided with a freight train in Palmer yard, causing derailments but no injuries. A disputed $8086 reward for Modoc wreck is tied to testimonies from a Monahan boy. A North Adams case involves Joseph Butler charged with indecent assaults on three nieces, with arraignment pending. Winslow family heirlooms, including portraits, a sword, and coat of arms, were deposited with Pilgrim Hall in Plymouth by Isaac Winslow and heirs.
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London
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New Hartford Child Charmed by Brother’s Boiled Head
A New Hartford three year old admires her baby brother and says he has a boiled head like papa. The note captures a child’s phrase amid a day of local headlines.
Notable Political and Social Items From Ashland To Hartford
Gen J A Hall spoke at a Republican rally in Ashland last night. Isaac Lawrence, son of the late Rhode Island governor, slated for a $12,000 annual fortune increase after a division of his father’s estate. Gov Hendricks’ doctors report his illness lessening and more hopeful than before. A New York dispatch notes the president dined out Wednesday. Don Cameron and others visited him, with a Boston Ancient and Honorable Artillery deputation. Dorsheimer’s NY district bid recalled Harvard rivalries with President Eliot. Abbey left New York for Boston to attend Nilsson’s opening concert, sending $50 to a fire widow. A charity concert benefit for Mr. J J McNally’s wedding plans includes Mrs Langtry’s outreach. The McNally Walsh wedding in Charlestown occurred Wednesday at St Francis De Sales, with a large reception at 8 Everett Street. the couple will live on East Brookline Street. German scientists Muller, Deischmaer, Baws welder, and Balter arrived to view Venus transit on Dec 6 aboard the Vandalia, registering at the Astor. they’ll be guided to Hartford by Yale observer Dr Leonard Waldo.
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