Political interview signals Republican unity and policy shift
The week features a President's interview declaring Southern policy a failure, a Hayes Devens plan to target election fraud in the South, and a surge of party activity. Boston events include Latin School dinner with Eliot presiding, the Charitable Mechanic Association festival, and a Commercial Convention in Chicago. Also noted are civil-military meetings, fraud cases involving traders Gourley and Paige, and Boston election results with Butler leading.
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The Disgrace and Humiliation of Gayes's Surrender
A historical report chronicles Gayes's surrender to party leaders detailing perceived disgrace and political humiliation within the intra party clash. It notes power dynamics, public reaction, and the implications for future leadership contests.
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Kent Dominates New Hampshire Campaign For Third District
From Lancaster Gazette November 14, the article notes Col. Kent’s strong six week canvass in the Third District, crediting his efforts for saving hundreds of Democratic votes. It highlights Kent’s personal popularity and compares district results, indicating a Republican gain statewide, with Greenback misdirection cited as altering Kent’s potential majority.
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Vermont Senate Passes Prison Bill and Divorce Reform
The Vermont Senate approved a 7000 appropriation for State Prison enlargement and repair, with House support expected. A divorce bill tightens grounds, bans certain marriages, and penalizes polygamy. The trump law was discussed in Senate and may advance in stronger terms. A hearing on Henry Gravelin’s commutation occurred. Contests for state offices loom after tomorrow’s election.
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Startling Frauds in Sugar Trade and Other News
Reports from New York on sugar export frauds include a refinery selling unsalable refined sugars with adulterants and a merchant finding adulteration in a draw back sample. The Board of Trade rejected the National Bankrupt law restoration and discussed international code actions and a ship canal zone study. Elevated railway passenger traffic rose sharply in October, while incidents and legal cases involving forgery, abduction attempts, and bail were noted.
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General Sherman Excerpts on Indian Policy and Army
The Graphic prints Sherman notes critiquing Sheridan’s limited force, frontier administration, and need for food aid to tribes. He argues settlers and Indians must be managed with force and food, outlines treaties, reservations, and the risk of repeated wars. He also covers West Point cadet intake, army strength, and logistics.
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International Humane Society holds Baltimore meeting
The International Humane Society met in Baltimore with Edward L. Brown presiding and William Firth as secretary. Notables included Henry Bergh and George A. Angell. Delegates debated animal protections in transit, a proposed Congress charter, and forming by-laws, adjourning to resume tomorrow.
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Manchester Notables, Diphtheria, and Local News Highlights
Henry Chandler of Manchester breaks a left arm after a fall. Diphtheria rages in Laconia with forty to fifty cases and rising. Squires Clough dies from injuries at the Bath pulp mill. First Light Battery and Stafford Guards inspection at Dover with Col. Dillon assessing. Henry Bingham says Dickey Eastman murder case postponed to March term at Haverhill. Holly heating system draws Manchester interest. a delegation will study installations in Lockport and Springfield next month. Neary J. Fox of the Granite State newspaper faces embezzlement charges, bound over to the Supreme Court. Portsmouth Associated Mechanics and Manufacturers elect Marvin as president and report reduced indebtedness. A Concord lady loses $690, and her son’s alleged role in the matter causes maternal insanity.
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Rev Mre R A D Tabor Accepts Springfield Call
The Rev Mre R A D Tabor has accepted a call from the Springfield Universalists. Diphtheria of malignant type is reported in parts of Bridgewater. Leslie Swan was fatally shot while hunting near Fletcher. Butter sold at St Albans Tuesday between 12 and 23 cents per pound. Mrs Jane A Batley of Canal Street Brattleboro was fatally injured when thrown from a carriage in her dooryard. A quarrel between Horace Leach and Chester Albee ended in a stabbing. Leach's wound is not fatal and Albee fled, authorities pursue. Ground broken for the new narrow gauge railway line, Ja maica and Newfane celebrate. Mrs Austin Birchard, near eighty, aunt of President Hayes, helped start the digging.
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President Hayes
Winter Run At Arnold Print Works North Adams
Local notices report Arnold Print Works resumes fulltime operation for winter. Also covered are a Greenfield farmer Daniel G Shaw dying of heart disease, Eurotus Dickinson of South Deerfield surviving a suicide attempt, and Cape Cod fisheries reporting varied codfish catches. Amherst College beats Brown 1 goal 4 touchdowns with notable plays. Fall River Print Works plans to run spinning after creditor committee decision. Glendale mill dispute ends with no wage cut after near strike. Apple shipping to Europe cheaper. prices noted. Tragic horseback accident injures Mabel Peters. Local court notes include Henry Ubare case and Arthur L Barry sentenced for jewelry trunk theft. James Murphy receives one year.
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Baker Couple Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Richard Baker of Providence celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Monday. Each is fifty years of age. A bolt blew out the power in Mason's dye house in Pawtucket on Wednesday, and engineer James Harvey was dangerously scalded. In Kingston Tuesday evening George Adams attempted to jump aboard a freight train, slipped, and had one leg crushed under the train.
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Missing editor’s absence sparks brief New London Telegram worry
Intimate friends of Editor Turner of the New London Telegram are not alarmed by his prolonged absence. They say he has reasons for staying out of sight. Meanwhile Yale reports 1022 students and New Haven notes a record 1000 more scholars in school than ever before. John Welch remains missing from New Haven since election day. A Saturday shooting injured Arthur Bottom of Willimantic, seriously.
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Murder at Fort Washington sparks Ohio town alarm
Immense excitement grips Fort Washington in Tuscarawas county after Mrs Best a respectable widow is found murdered the night before. Her body was hid among rails with a dislocated neck and throat marks. A jealous neighbor rumored to have suspected her husband’s affair is the leading suspect.
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Dakin Sentenced for Life in Iowa Murder Case
From Marshalltown Iowa a judge ordered John N Dakin imprisoned for life for killing John K Stough Dakin proclaimed his innocence. The case recalls Frank Ross the Italian confessor who claimed responsibility and now faces punishment His attorney plans an appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court.
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President Eliots Address To Latin School Alumni
Boston Latin School Association holds an annual dinner with reflections on boyhood, gratitude to teachers, and praise for alumni in law, medicine, religion, and letters. Speaker examines school history, leadership, and the new school building while urging continued support and liberal education.
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Installation of Rev R R Meredith at Phillips Church
Rev R R Meredith was installed as pastor of Phillips Congregational Church Broadway South Boston after a council decision and afternoon meeting. The service included organ and choir music, readings, prayers, sermons, and speeches from several clergy. Elizabeth Scott, 60, was injured by a locomotive near A Street and admitted to City Hospital. A knee injury from a mill shop accident sent John Pierson to City Hospital. A rowboat collided with the City of Chelsea ferry at the Chelsea ferry slip. all aboard rescued unharmed.
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City Council Votes on New Ordinances and Salaries
City Council in joint meeting acted on the Revision of Ordinances introducing amusements relief, sidewalk ban for velocipedes, peace disturbance penalties, and a City Messenger full time service. A Salaries ordinance set Marser 1500, City Clerk 2000, City Treasurer 1000, and other pay scales. Mayor's salary to be 1000. School ordinance amended removing Superintendent appointment. police to require physical exams. Adjourned amid notes on temperance meeting, Lyon Reporter sale, a saloon arrest, and injuries from falls.
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