Repudiators gain in Virginia counties on returns
Complete returns from 88 of 100 counties in Virginia show a majority of 3100 for the repudiators ticket. The remaining twelve counties are expected to widen the margin to about 8000. Secretary Blaine spoke in German in New York and Blaine junior spoke in French to the Madawaskans years ago. Senator Hale denies pressuring a naval officer while endorsing Seth Milliken. Orange Noble, a defeated Pennsylvania Democratic leader, shifted party affiliation several times. A sea serpent seen by President Chamberlain off Bowdoin College near Harpswell reportedly reappeared in Machias Chain lake, growing longer and fatter.
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New York Judge Race Sparks Age Dispute and Bible Proof
Richard O Gorman elected to a New York judgeship on the belief Judge Speir is 70 and legally unfit to serve. Judge Speir denies being 70 while the New York Herald claims he is and offers the family Bible as proof. Further developments are anticipated.
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London Society Ad Advises On Preventing Domestic Trouble
A London society advert promises “good advice” for a nominal fee to help avoid domestic troubles and death. A Biddeford minister offers to answer questions, write letters, and provide general information, asking to be informed when star route thieves are to be convicted.
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Nostrad Mother Shipton Urges Leadership at North Star
An aged writer notes a grave threat to liberty and commerce. She warns of a modern plot aiming to undermine governments, block business, and bring ruin to civilization in a provocative editorial tone.
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Remarkable New England Aged Women Impress with Longevity
A fall batch of stories highlights New England women aged 80 to 100 who retain mental and physical faculties, knit stockings, milk cows, churn butter, walk long distances, read the Bible extensively, avoid glasses, and recall Gen Washington precisely. Many are single, and among those who have died the wisest are often widows.
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Heaviest Soldier Loads Across Europe Report
A report from the Russian minister of war lists arms and equipment weights for European soldiers. It finds Russian infantrymen carry at least seventy pounds and a half, French sixty six, Swiss forty eight and a quarter, Austrian fifty seven, German forty seven and a half, and English and Italian sixty one pounds and a half. The British image as the heaviest loader is questioned by the report, noting French and Russian burdens are heavier.
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Dominion imports goods duty free despite Canadian competition
A Globe correspondent notes that the Dominion government continues to import free of duty items that compete with Canadian manufacturers. Items include letter carriers' uniforms lawn mowers and lead pencils. Speaker Macpherson has a senatorial portrait painted abroad and has ordered carpets and oil cloths for the senate. Goods have arrived and are being unpacked. The practice appears excusable to few given domestic production.
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Ireland Unrest And British Policy In November Reports
London reports detail Irish land rent enforcement, reiterated promises of redress, and the use of military force as bands attack farmers in Kerry and Kilkenny. Sub commissions and rent reductions frame land act actions as Dublin faces renewed coercion and political tension.
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Pall Mall Gazette rebuts St James Gazette on Angl American ties
The Pall Mall Gazette defends Anglo American sympathy displays and cites farmers, historians, poets, and essayists as proof of cultural ties in a century of new country. The Times notes improving Franco British relations and Gambetta era cabinet shifts. Reports also cover Mecca cholera deaths and gas explosions in Italy and Hamburg with several fatalities and injuries.
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Notable Local Accidents And Economic Growth Highlight Maine News
Elijah Gordon of Bangor lies seriously injured after a wagon fall. Aroostook river survey route planned toward Gardiner creek. J C Marble & Co shipped 5 000 barrels of apples to Boston, paying farmers 10 000. John C Stewart paid 6 789 for wild lands in King field and Mount Abram. Thomas Marti of Atkinson died after being thrown from a team. William Robinson of Ripley died from poisoning via rum mixed with aconite. Two buildings at Sanford under way by Goodalls. Lexington town faces 369 residents 80 polls and 15 000 debt. pauper relief strains local finances with two costly families.
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Sunday School Anniversary at Clarendon Hills
The ninth anniversary observance of the Clarendon Hills Sunday school featured talks by the pastor Rev S D dosmer and other speakers. It lists 108 scholars, 12 officers and teachers, average weekly attendance 62, with receipts 60.17 and expenses 49.47 balance 10.07. Officers include Rev S D Hoamere as pastor and William C Damion as superintendent.
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