Political satire and election hopes from a New Orleans paper
The piece ridicules a New Orleans crowd for turning a synagogue into a laundry and mocks the political landscape. It notes Tranquidano Luna as a Republican congressional candidate in New Mexico and envisions GOP gains across Maine Vermont Rhode Island and beyond. It also lampoons Democratic shifts and suggests reformulated regional lines and party strategems.
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G.o. P
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Rhode Island
Tranuidano Luna
Randall Aims to Abolish Internal Revenue System
A New York World interview with Samuel J Randall at his Berwyn home near Philadelphia outlines Democratic reform aims. Randall advocates sweeping cuts to public expenses and repeal of the internal revenue system, arguing surplus funds and public burden justify abolition. He calls for tariff reform and civil service overhaul while opposing protectionist duties as class legislation. He also notes Republicans erred by not lowering taxes earlier and predicts reforms will reshape government revenue.
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Samuel J. Randall
Berwyn
Philadelphia
Democratic Congress
Randal
Randall
United States
Congress
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Multiple Local News Items From Bangor and Vicinity
An 83 year old man in Yarmouth death after ingesting 19 pills. Bangor underwriters union plans moderate local rate increases. Lawmakers seek dividing Aroostook into two counties, opposed by residents. Swan the corn sheller statesman profits from western panorama. Charlie E Hill, once a Biddeford jeweller, hung himself in Forest Avenue woods, Cobasset Massachusetts. Nearly 100000 pledged for a Bangor woollen mill led by Morse Co with 20000 subscription. Goss iron works at Bath now certain. foundations underway with about 20000 paid in response to stockholders call. Gilbertville Canton grows to over 500 from a single farmhouse, 25 miles from Lewiston. Charles Hall arraigned in Bangor police court for larceny from Silas Miller’s Hermon home. guilty plea, bound over 23000 and jailed for failure to post bail. Portland longshoremen committee reports union demand of 30 cents day work and 35 cents night work. A body found near Trapp’s crossing by Maine Central track identified as Willis Wood, Lewiston machine shop worker, walking home to Leeds. age 19, dismembered in a train accident.
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Ancroscogzin
Charles Hall
Silas Miller
Hermon
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Board of Trade
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Leeds
Laconia and Lake Village railways show gains and plans
October passenger count for the Laconia and Lake Village line reached 12 127 as the region advances on infrastructure and transit. Laconia and Gilford vote to rebuild Weirs bridge with an iron suspension span not to exceed 8000 while Laconia raises 1500 for Weirs water works, with 1000 contributions from the Boston Concord and Montreal railroad and the Winnepesaukee Camp Meeting association. A Manchester ticket office break in yields about 30 dollars stolen with one arrest. John H. Keenan and Peter Burke stand out as young Dover legislators. Dartmouth medical graduation set for Nov 1 and freshmen societies face changes. Talks include a Portsmouth to Boston sidewheel steamer. Nashua city government inaugurated with Morton as mayor and Bowman, Jovit, and Chapnin taking posts.
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Albert M. Morton
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Isaac Jovit
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Fires Across Towns Darken Early Nods of Winter
Brief reports relay multiple fires from Nov. 13 to 15. Easton poor farm barn burned, 30 tons hay, $2000 value, incendiary suspected. Remington works fire in Providence caused 10k to 20k loss, accidental. Greenport residences and stores burned, losses around £18000. Calais barn, $300 loss. Knickerbocker block fire in Minneapolis, adjacent structures damaged, total $113000. Crockett courthouse jail records lost. two prisoners perished. New Hampton farm house burned, loss $1500. East Boston gas explosion in Hop Ching laundry caused $25 damage.
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Boston
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Garfield memorial fair eyed as Washington monument plan
Washington November fair seeks broad support with railroads pledging reduced fares and $20,000 spent on advertising. The event, run by the Society of the Army of the Cumberland, aims to fund a monument and art displays in the Capitol rotunda and surrounding halls, featuring works by Bierstadt, Bougereau, and Tiffany plus exhibits from Sarony, Ori ental art, and the American Bank Note Co.
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oTy
Handel and Haydn Society Debuts Haydn Creation in Boston
The Handel and Haydn Society presented Haydns Creation in Mechans ball to a full house. Soloists Emma Thursby Charles R Adams and John F Winch impressed with aria performance and duet pieces. Signor Salvini appeared as the Gladiator earning applause throughout. The Boston Star course followed with Mme Urso Miss Hall and Mr Liebling delivering a varied program including The Skeleton in Armor and Nebuchadnezzer to strong reception.
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the Gladiator
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At the Capital New Supreme Court Rule on Clerk Fees
Washington November 13. Chief Justice Waite announced a new rule altering clerk fee practice for records sent to the government printer. Original copies may be sent, but in cases with such copies the clerk may charge only half the previously full manuscript fee. The Bribery Cases cover Shaw and Foote. Folger and Justice Bradley retirement implications arise. Congressional Contests target Virginia readjusters. Gen Curtis must pay fines under the upheld law. Jeannette victims: burial bodies shipped from St Petersburg to Oranburg pending Lieut Harbor's return.
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Hunt
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Exhibition fair nearing close with varied attractions
Monday marked the 10th and final week of the exhibition fair. Though not flawless, it proved financially and instructively successful with new attractions daily. Notable acts included the Hutchinson family concerts the Olympian quartet and Prof Miller. A Magneso Calecite safe burning test impressed observers, signaling continued prosperity and planned expansions in art and southern exhibits.
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Gloucester honors Butler with cavalcade and torchlight
A November 18 procession in Gloucester celebrates Butler's election with bands, fireworks, and illuminated homes. A Wednesday rally at city hall will feature speakers from Boston and nearby cities. Sidney S. Sylvester was confirmed as police officer after John H. Cook resigned due to ill health. Solomon N. Bray sues the city for 1000 over a highway defect to be heard in December at Salem Superior Court. Republicans replace Bishop portrait with E F Stone on their campaign flag for Ames and Stone.
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British Commons Hears Bradlaugh Plea and Irish Treaty Claims
In the House of Commons Bradlaugh seeks to state grounds for seat, amid calls for inquiry into a supposed government treaty with imprisoned Irish MPs. Gladstone rejects a fixed date, notes Arabi Pasha trial uncertainty, and outlines Egypt security plans with Lord Dufferin. Reports from Cairo, Rome, and Dublin cover court decisions, Stanley’s Africa undertaking, and miscellaneous affairs.
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Egypt
Explosion at Forest City Ironworks Kills Four in Cleveland
A boiler blast at Forest City Ironworks in Cleveland injures several dozen workers. About 350 men were present when the 18 by 42 inch boiler exploded, tearing the roof and throwing debris across the plant. Four men were killed including William Atkins and John Willians, with multiple others seriously hurt. The cause is not yet known.
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D. F. Wright
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Janitor arraigned on murder charge in Roxbury
John J. Deacey, janitor of Hotel St. Botolph at 780 Dudley street, faced Roxbury municipal court on a murder charge for the death of his 4 year old stepson Robert Smith. Emery C. Bicknell, defense counsel, asked for a prompt examination, with Deacey committed to jail for examination next Saturday as the inquest is set for Friday.
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Witty Paris Gaulois Maxims on Politics and Journalism
The Paris Gaulois mocks politics as speech without truth until MPs join parliament and then silence. It ridicules politicians as organs of opinion and reporters as shameless beguilers who steal conversations and exploit sick elites for the sake of journalism.
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