Western editorals urged to accompany perjury case officials
New Haven Palladium reports a Western newspaper demanding punishment for subornation of perjury in the Morey case and suggests editors who aided forgery be sentenced as well. The piece adds a second proposal to include editors from Republican papers who accused Garfield of lying, aligning with Philp's actions to please the Palladium and other Western editors.
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Philp
Palladium
Ships Arrive and Depart Across Atlantic Ports in November
A compilation lists multiple vessels and their origins or destinations on various dates in November. Entries include Hecla from Boston at Liverpool and Gardenia from Shields at New York, with other ships such as Alps, Cella, and Gresham noted along routes from Liverpool to New Orleans, Montreal to Moville, and Copenhagen-bound sailings via Isle of Wight.
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Hecla
Boston
London
Fleurs Castle
New York
Alwah
Norfolk
Flemsteen
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Menzaieh
Galveston
Portland
Lake Winnipeg
Bothnia
Gardenia
Shields
Arden
Maracaibo
Alps
Port Au Prince
Carondelet
Matanzas
Newport
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Canima
St. Johns
N. F
Philadelphia
Elsie Kerr
Gibraltar
Aurora
Savannah
Castello
Monroe
Navy
Arago
Newcastle
Cella
Bucentaur
Newark
Moville
Montreal
Celsus
West Hartlepool
Brantford City
Antwerp
Gresham
Isle Wight
Thingvaila
Copenhagen
Southampton
Moses
Queenstown
Baltimore
Democratic Leaders Seek Exposure of Election Fraud in New York
Special correspondence reports Kings County Democrats plan swift investigation into fraudulent votes seen in the election to prove Garf ield ballots were cast illegally. They accuse regular Democrats of peddling Republican tickets and push to challenge Hancock support.
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Boston Post
New York
Hancock
Kings County
Democratic General Committee
State Central and National Committees
Garfield
James Sharkey
General Committee
A. S. Hewitt
Davis
Noah Davis
Hewitt
Philp
Evening Post
Judge Davis
New York City
Abram S. Hewitt
Supreme Court
Davyis
City Official Vote Declared in New York Grace Tops Mayoral Race
Canvassers declare New York City election results with Hancock Garfield Weaver totals and Grace leading the mayoral contest. No protests filed regarding presidential electors. Separate dispatch notes Maine and California legislative outcomes and potential Senate impact.
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New York
Hancock
Garfield
Weaver
Prohibition
William R. Grace
William Dowd
George Blair
John B. Johnson
California
Washington
Mahove
Virginia
Senate
Supreme Court summons in breach of promise suit
A $25 000 breach of promise suit was served in New York yesterday on William S. Gutierrez, a Passaic City councilman. Plaintiff Miss Lillian Abbott, about 20, lives near Centreville. Gutierrez is a 50 year old crockery firm member.
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van Voorhis
Paterson
William S. Gutierrez
Passaic
N. J
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Centreville
Passaic City
Gutierrez
J. M. Shaw & Co
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Mathew Byrnes
Ninth Avenue
Frederick Hollbrook
Hollbrook
McCagney
Samuel McFadden
Robert S. Bowdin
Londonderry
Ireland
Osborne
Frederick Munzberg
Xavier Lindhauer
List of Foord pit disaster victims in New Glasgow
Names and ages of the dead from the Foord pit disaster at Cape Breton and Pieton workers, including McInness McLean McDonald Morrison McGillivray and others, with origins Ireland England Scotland and Sweden and Catholics and Protestants among the dead. A coroner’s inquest opened into the cause of death and mine management.
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New Glascow
Foord Pit
John MccInness
Peter McInness
John McLean
Roderick McKinnon
Debn Morrison
Angus McGillivray
Alexander McDonald
Donald McDonald
Thomas Sullivan
James Lannan
Joseph Nairn
John McLaughlin
John McHachran
John Morrison
Thomas McKay
Murdock McDonald
Wroderick MccKinnon
Cape Breton
Thomas Rogers
John Ryan
Ireland
Edward Savage
Hector McLean
Edward Roberts, Sr
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Edward Roberts, Jr
John Carr
Bertram McLeise
William Lewis
Charles Dunbar
Obert McLeod
Job Skinner
Albion Mines
James Mitchell
England
John Crawford
Henry Hadden
Scotland
John McNaughton
John Cummings
Angus McKay
William Doss
William Murdock
Daniel Sutherland
Pieton
John Jonnon
Sweden
Lewis Thomas
Suze
Rye
Daniel McGillivray
Ir. Hudson
Adi
McGillivray
Cleveland Family Tragedy Gas Fatalities Claim Multiple Lives
Cleveland, O Nov 17 Daniel Burr a rail mill watchman found his wife and three children unconscious from gas fumes in their home. A three year old daughter was dead and an eleven year old daughter and infant were at risk. A visiting neighbor and a family friend were also in a coma though recovery may occur for the latter.
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Convention Adopts Nominations After Banquet for Trades
The convention adjourned to tomorrow after a grand banquet hosted by the shoe and feather trade. About 400 attendees heard addresses from Gen Stewart L Woodford Hon W D Kelley Gen Robert Patterson Col A Loudon Snowden Col A K McClure Hon Thos F Bayard Hon Isaac H Bailey Hon Daniel M Fox and Hon A W Tourjee with Alex P Brown presiding.
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Stewart L. Woodford
W. D. Kelley
Robert Patterson
A. Loudon Snowden
A. K. McClure
Thos. F. Bayard
Isaac H. Bailey
Daniel M. Fox
A. W. Tourjee
Vermont Legislature Faces Barbed Wire Fence Debate
In Montpelier on November 17 the Vermont Senate rejected a bill to reduce Supreme Court judges from seven to six. The day featured high level votes, committee hearings on barb wire fences along highways, and immigration of rail crossing flagmen. Candidates for the seventh Supreme Court judge included William Walker of Ludlow and J. W. Rowell of Randolph with Speaker Martin rumored but denied.
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Potter
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White River
Central Vermont
Martin
William Walker
J. W. Rowell
Randolph
Henlan Withdraws From World Regatta Challenge
The international regatta committee invites Dr. Lowell and Col. Shaw to watch the event from the committee boat. Hanlan declines participation after winning the world title, seeking rest and proposing the next clash be held on Toronto Bay. The Prince of Wales desires to attend but remains at Sandringham. All regatta candidates rowed today.
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Struggles in Ireland Reported Amid Coercion Debates
London reports indicate Cabinet rifts over Ireland with Bright and Chamberlain opposing coercion. Some ministers favor December Parliament to suspend habeas corpus, but no decision. Other items note floods in English counties, a lost steamer off Wales, and Lowell proposing an international copyright treaty.
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Large pulp mill planned at Snow's Falls Maine
A pulp mill project is proposed for Snow's Falls Paris with a construction cost of 15000 dollars. Other items note civic purchases, a cotton mill expansion in Waterville, a new steamer for Moosehead Lake and various local incidents and appointments.
Suicide at Piermont Resident Yard Sparks Tragedy
Edward Bowen of Piermont committed suicide at his brother's residence in Haverhill on Saturday night. A former Surry citizen now in New York has paid off the town debt of several thousand dollars and donated 1000 dollars to establish a town library. Dartmouth Medical College will hold graduation exercises in its college church on Thursday evening November 16, with Hon. J. W. Patterson delivering the annual address. The New Hampshire Banking Company of Nashua, six months old, reports deposits guaranty fund and earnings over 100000 dollars. John Danforth of Franklin Falls, his mother, and another passenger fell from a carriage after a horse backed, leaving the mother badly injured and the carriage wrecked. Governor Head and Council, with other state figures, inspected the State Reform School and praised its condition and management after a tour of 103 boys and 16 inmates in the school room.
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Franklin Falls
Laagy
Averal
State Reform School
Gov. Head
Ornetsman H. A. Tuttie
Chester Patterson
Daniel Clark
Island Pond hotel proprietor killed crossing track
James D. White, a hotel proprietor at Island Pond, was struck and killed after slipping on a track crossing as a train passed. An eight year old son of John Mayhew of Fair Haven died from burns after a somersault into on fire stump embers. Legislative committee favors adjournment with no pay from Friday to the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. Ely town name change committee reports seeking action. Salem annexation to Derby favored if voters approve.
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Island Pond
John Mayhew
Fair Haven
Legislative Committee
Ely
Salem
Derby
Extreme cold and heavy snows sweep Mississippi region
Denver reports 14 below in the city with 25 to 39 below in the mountains Breckenridge 39 below Leadville 20 below and forecasts a repeat tonight Little Rock experiences unprecedented snowstorm since 8 am today St Louis records about five inches of snow with a forecast thaw tomorrow
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Missing patients tally after St Peter's asylum fire
The St Peter's Insane Asylum fire in St Paul leaves thirty patients missing with only six confirmed dead. J P Abrams is the only certainty among the identified victims smothered but not burned. Others like Dr S S Purden Columbus Newman J G Ferner Hans Sorenson and John Brennan are unconfirmed.
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St. Peter’s Insane Asylum
J. P. Abrams
Scientists Present Papers at National Academy Session
New York November 17 National Academy of Sciences heard Prof Hilgard on the Gulf Basin, Prof Agassiz on coral reefs of Yucatan and Florida Banks Lieut Schwatka on polar icebergs Prof Loomis on storm progression Prof Newberry on antimony mines of Southern Utah and Prof Draper on photographing the Orion nebula.
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Draper
Robbery in Fall River and a string of small-town notices
Fall River resident J T Murphy reports a Saturday robbery at his home with three thousand dollars missing. police have no clues. In Riverdale, George Babson unearthed a full skeleton believed to be an Indian remains. In Lawrence Pacific Mills a gas leak caused a brief explosion injuring two workers and sending employees fleeing to the yard. Burlington hosts the State Agricultural Society annual meeting electing officers including Henry Chase as president and Henry Clark as secretary. the treasurer reports an eight hundred sixty-six dollar loss at the last Montpelier fair. A man found dead in Lawrence Court House yard, about 35, dark complexioned, allegedly from Canada, carried on him cards bearing Louis Terrace and forty-one money. Plymouth sentencing for Lemuel Bradford ends with three years in the House of Corrections after his embezzlement conviction. defense pleads age and family hardship but court imposes sentence.
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Riverdale
Pipers
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Lawrence
Huby
Driscoll
State Agricultural Society
Burlington
Henry Chase
Lyndon
C. Horace Hubbard
Springfield
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Dorset
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Geo. Davis
East Montpelier
Henry Clark
Rutland
N. B. Safford
White River Junction
Montpelier
Court House
Louis Terrace
Canada
Plymouth
Lemuel Bradford
Aldrich
House of Correction
Liberian Emigrant Ship Wreck Reported Off African Coast
A Private despatch reports the Liberian Emigrant ship carrying colored passengers from the United States to Liberia wrecked on the African coast with over thirty lives lost. Among the dead are two prominent Liberian citizens.
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Boston Post
New York
United States
Liberia
Africa
Notable Concord figures pass away in mid November obituaries
Ivory Hall longtime Concord silversmith died November 15 at age 70. Mercy Studley of Bremen Maine aged 106, born Duxbury May 25 1774, widow of Nathaniel Studley. Capt Francis Brown Salem lead company treasurer and Alderman 1961 died November 16 at 65. Mrs J W Thompson Jamaica Plain widow of Rev Dr Thompson died November 15. Eleazer James Worcester County lawyer father of Mrs Thompson. Laird Simon Philadelphia journalist and literary figure died November 17.
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Daniel Hall
Deborah Davis
Mercy Studley
Bremen
Duxbury
J. W. Thompson
Dr. Thompson
Jamaica Plain
Eleazer James
Worcester County
Laird Simon
Philadelphia
Treasury reports War and Indian service cash flows and Navy sums
Second Auditor Ferris details annual receipts and outlays for War and Indian departments with balances as of June 30 1880 and notes on audited accounts. Beardsley lists navy appropriations and expenditures along with a 3 percent interest Navy pension fund. Estimated gold and silver holdings total 612,983,357 dollars.
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Prominent West Virginians Decry False Statements on Immigration
The piece reports that West Virginians accuse Republicans of spreading falsehoods to halt Swiss immigration, noting Swiss settlers who became citizens are Democrats. A fight at Lalbot's foundry in Richmond ends with Alonzo Peterson killing Peasant Mason, who died from a severed femoral artery. Peterson’s arrest follows.
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