Abbott Defends Democracy Against Butler Monopolies Charge
Governor-elect Abbett denounces Governor Butler's claim of rail monopoly ties, asserting no rail case for six years and disputing the monopolist label. He notes Butler's opposition to his pro democracy stance amid New Jersey's political clash. The Newark Journal warns Butler over alleged plantation interference.
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Patriots clash over Martin bid to head citizens ticket
The Concord Patriot reports Boston Republicans and independents petitioned Gen. A. P. Martin a former Democrat to lead a citizens ticket in the upcoming municipal election. The piece defends petition signers as solid business leaders and loyal Democrats noting past support for Gov. Butler and condemning the Patriot's slurs as unworthy of a respected journal.
Speakership contest and comptroller Knox report in Washington
Washington dispatch outlines Carlisle's lead in the speakership race with Cox Randall and Springer also contending. Morrison aligns with Carlisle, while Randall's camp lacks traction. Also reports Comptroller Knox's annual bank and deposits figures across New England and other states, including totals for savings banks, private banks, and national banks. Additional items note Kilbourn verdicts being set aside, Col Dorn as a leading postmaster candidate, and miscellaneous jail escape and murder case mentions.
Agrarian troubles in southern Russia rise amid peasant landlord clashes
A special issue of The Will of the People reports growing agrarian unrest in southern Russia. It cites deplorable rural conditions and frequent conflicts between peasants and landlords, with calls for military intervention becoming common.
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China and France on brink of war in Paris interview
Chinese ambassador Marquis Tseng says the China France clash has worsened as French government moves and deputies vote. He warns Chinese troops encamped near Bac Nimh watching French forces, notes British and American engineers among Chinese units, and predicts red river passage would declare war while urging France to halt now to avert conflict.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Notable Crime and Legal Happenings Across Cities
A roundup of cases from Fowler Indiana to Syracuse New York covers murder pleads, robber imprisonments, indictments for manslaughter, and court rulings. Other items include literary court actions, ship cargo frauds, a publicized lynching fear, and a divorce custody order.
Democratic State Committee Plans Annual Dinner and Leadership Shifts
The Democratic State Central Committee finished year end business at headquarters on Saturday. They praised executive and city committees for campaign work and debated Gov. Butler’s defeat. The January 8 dinner was set, with a special arrangements committee named. The new central committee will meet at 1 o clock on the dinner day. Col. French may retire as president, and Col. Plympton of Worcester is unsure about any top office. The Republican committee will dine at Young's hotel on Wednesday. Citizens convention to Tremont temple Tuesday. city caucuses set for Wednesday to nominate mayoral candidates. Gen. A P. Martin expected for mayor at the Merona Friday. Independence forces in Quincy plan involvement. 50-member alderman candidate list to be drafted after registration closes. Bond considerations noted. church dedications and an asylum mismanagement probe, a low Hudson tide, and Appleton estate administration also mentioned.
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Readjuster Circular from Mahone Faction Denounces Bourbon Rule
Senator Mahone signs a manifesto urging Readjusters in Virginia to unite against bourbon politics. The document accuses the Bourbon faction of mismanaging debt figures and suppressing suffrage, education funds, and capital. It claims Readjusters have governed well, denounces race-based disputes, and calls for prep for the 1874 national campaign.
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Minnesota Republicans Lead With Mixed 14 Thousand Vote Shift
Reconstruction era returns show Republican gains and losses across statewide races. Minnesota totals reveal a 14 000 lead in one race while other contests yield a 9 219 republican minority on the legislative ticket and a gubernatorial majority near 2 600 with a 25 000 plurality. Virginia reports missing Buchanan county and a Democratic legislature by 43 seats, while Arthur and Mahone coalition efforts fail by about 50 000 in the popular vote.
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Backing for Boston Mayor Candidate Across Papers
Compliments from both Democratic and Republican sources praise Mr. O'Brien as a capable leader with a strong public service record. Born in Ireland, he settled in Boston over 50 years ago, influential in Fort Hill school and city parks, and never sought office. The Boston Post endorses the Democratic nominee, signaling a tight race with Gen. Martin.
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Egyptian Army Nearly Annihilated by the False Prophet
Cairo dispatch reports the death of Commander Moncrief and the destruction of an Egyptian force of 509 men at Toka with only 14 escapees. Rebels seize Toka convict station while Suakim was repulsed. A revolt spreads to Sennar as panic drives inhabitants toward Jeddah. Hicks Pasha's fate hinges on a new, larger Wood contingent.
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Miners' Riot At Iron Mountain Demands Pump Action
A Ludington mine union joined Chapin mine strikers in Iron Mountain to protest pay and conditions. About 1,000 marched with a brass band. 400 encircled Superintendent Stockbridge, assaulted him until he promised concessions. They then sought Superintendent Cody en route to Milwaukee. They threaten to stop pumps at Chapin if demands are not met.
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Fire in Chelsea cigar factory causes heavy loss
In Chelsea at 6 A M Saturday a small frame building at Congress avenue and Hawthorn streets occupied by Little and Chard for cigar manufacturing burned. About 34,000 cigars were ruined by fire and water. The building owned by Mr Johnsonnot was insured for 8,000 with E. O. and F. H. Merrill. Other losses on Nos 42 and 48 Sudbury Street included damages to a grocer and a harness maker. A separate fire damaged a house on Sunday afternoon, with furniture losses. Patrolman Page extinguished three marsh fires Sunday afternoon.
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Boston Adopts New Standard Time Amid Crowds Watches Clocks
A Sunday crowd in downtown Boston watched the Old South clock and other public timekeepers switch to the new standard time at noon yesterday. People gathered at Washington and Milk, Tremont, Park Street, and Park Square to see the clocks reset, with streetcars and railroads starting service on standard time. Reactions varied from amused to practical as residents adjusted to the uniform hour, including a theatregoer joking about the late drink and a boy glad to start school later.
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Warren bridge completion slips past January first
Water inspectors probe the city’s business district while a full city survey should finish by March 1. The water department has laid 1,107 pipes to dwellings, 266 more than last year, driven by a long dry season that dried up wells in West Roxbury and Dorchester.
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Quarrel Ends with Gunfire at May Street House
At 5 20 P M Sunday Patrick O Leary 37 and Patrick Hurley younger man quarreled at Mrs O Leary house 20 South May street They had been drinking Hurley drew a revolver fired twice O Leary shot in right wrist near the elbow Taken to City hospital doctors could not locate the bullet Hurley was not captured by late Sunday night.
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Hebron clergyman suit dropped after divorce ruling
New Haven Conn Nov 18 J B Fillmore of Hebron withdrew his suit against Rev J B Cutter a Congrcational pastor after the clergyman denounced Fillmore in church over his marital history. Fillmore who had four wives through divorces sells his estate and plans to leave Hebron with no fourth wife. Mrs Fillmore No 3 obtained a $700 alimony in her counter petition.
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Two Women Strangled in Brookville Barn Murder
New York reports a brutal Brookville murder where Mrs. Garret Maybee and her daughter Annie were strangled in the barn between 4 and 6 pm. Robbers stole $100 and two watches, with a suspected tramp described as five six, red whiskers, dark coat and hat. A man attacked Mr Maybee and a inquest set for morning. A $500 reward is offered and a prior attempted choking near the house is noted.
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Country club racing and Saturday football notes
At Clyde Park races the crowd saw four events including a $200 half mile with Vandal and Sentinel, a pony hurdle race won by Cockey, a $200 half mile won by Peanuts and Epson, and a hunters steeplechase with Neliie winning while Pat and Chemist did not finish. Football results: Princeton beat Harvard 26 to 7. Yates beat Columbia 93 to 0. Also Exeter defeated Phillips Exeter 17 to 6.
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Coming Events Announce Lectures Reunions Socials Soon
A roundup of upcoming talks reunions and social gatherings: Monsignor Chapel's Tremont temple lecture on Infal lible Authority. Swiss societies mark 575th Swiss independence at Turn hall. Long Island Salvation Army reunion at Monument hall Charlestown Friday. Lofts college club annual dinner at Young's hotel Friday. Henry Blackburn to lecture on art for Lowell Institute. John L. Stoddard to speak on Constantinople at Music hall Wednesday. Hon John B Finch to discuss no license at Warren Avenue Baptist Church tonight. Elusinians press party at Odd Fellows hall on dan 17. Arkwright club meets at Young's hotel next Wednesday. George W Cabie's readings in Boston with Chronological schedule November 26 to December 4. New England general ticket and passenger agents' assoc meets at Path Finder Railway Guide office November 21. St Joseph's church coffee party and musical at New England fair building Wednesday evening. WCTU meeting Odd Fellows hall Wednesday address by Miss Willard read from Detroit convention.
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Deaths of Unknown Man and Watchman Found in Boston
At 6 16 Sunday Patrolman Carr found an unknown man in the rear of 328 Hanover Street dying from hemorrhage of the lungs. Medical Examiner Harris ordered removal to the morgue. The body proved to be Andrew Gacklit a coachman at 121 Marlboro Street. Albert Adams a 69 year old watchman at No 2 Sewell Place was found dead in bed in his boarding house Sunday morning. Medical Examiner Harris was notified.
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Morgage
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Notable Boston Letters and Society Notes Across Europe and New England
Mrs Nathaniel Thayer sails for Europe from Mt. Vernon Street. Mrs Small marks her 101st birthday today. Rev Dr King of Albany preached to former Dudley Street parishioners. John Preston True, son of Dr True of Bethel Maine, authored Our Club and Theirs, a leading juvenile book. The Hoars Alcotts and Miss Ayer feature in Concord circles. Lectures by Hale Savage Herford Clarke planned for All Souls church in winter. Whittier and the York family lore tied to Manchester by the Sea and Beverly by the Depot are cited in a playful note.
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Five round prize fight ends in No Decision in Queens
In Long Island City last night a five round prize fight between Billy Mulhall and Billy Hussey concluded after 23 minutes of heavy pounding with Mulhall knocked out of time. Mulhall was defeated by Hussey in the bout held in New York.
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Madison Avenue M E Church Dedication Services Held
The dedication services of the Madison avenue M. E. church at Sixtieth street were held this afternoon with Bishop Harris performing the ceremony.
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Twenty First Annual Reunion of Company F Planned
The twenty first animnal reunion of company F forty fourth regiment will be at Young's hotel Tuesday evening Nov 27 with a business meeting at 6 30 dinner at 7 An election of first lieutenant will occur in battery A of Boston on Friday evening Maj Mathews of the first regiment will present prizes won at recent rifle and mortar competitions to companies B and D at their armories on Monday evening next The Roxbury horse guard will hold a target shoot at Clarendon Hills on Wednesday next Willard Kinsley post 139 Somerville will dedicate a new hall this year The annual rifle shoot of the Roxbury city guard will be held at Walnut Hill on Friday
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Col Huguley Sues Beard for Libel in Lawrence Speech
The Traveller reports Col Huguiley of Gov Butler's staff has commenced action in the courts against Hon A W Beard for alleged libel uttered in a Lawrence speech and other places. Huguley uses Hon Edward Avery as attorney and has attached Beard's property for damages.
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The Weeks Attractions at Boston Theatres
The column lists a week of theatre plans in Boston. Booth opens the Globe Hamlet, Wyndham’s company finishes at the Bijou, and other shows like Francesca da Rimini, In the Ranks, Jaime, J Alma burlesque, and Sam’s of Posen are scheduled at various houses. Notable events include Prof. Cumnock readings at Music Hall, Star course at Tremont Temple, Dudley Street Opera House reopening, and Otto Bendix classical matinees. Swiss independence anniversary events and war songs concert plans at Dedham and Turn Hall.
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Dedham Catholic fair nets three thousand dollars
A Catholic fair in Dedham reported a net of 3000 dollars. The town’s new section near Peabody is to be dedicated Thursday evening. Ward 1 Somerville voters back Alderman Mark F Burns for mayor.
Ac knowledged omission spurs recount bid in Salisbury
The Haverhill Outline reports about 90 missing Salisbury voters and Maj Day planning to petition the legislature for a town recount. Republican Mr Moulton seeks Supreme Court ruling on town recount legality, notifying town clerks to preserve ballots. The 1875 court allowed town recounts for county races, but a 1876 statute narrows this to senators and representatives, leaving district attorney votes unclear.
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Foreign Exhibition Exposures of Dissatisfaction and Loss
Interviews with exhibitors reveal financial losses and claims of mismanagement at the foreign exhibition in Boston. Managers defend success to the public and status, while exhibitors denounce lack of advertising, exclusive sale failures, inflated charges, and absence of an official head, risking further withdrawals.
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Swedenborg the Man and the Philosopher Lectured
Mr George Makepeace Towle spoke at the Christian union hall on Swedenborg. He traced the life from his birth January 29 1688 in Skara Sweden through Upsala London travel and service under Charles XII. Towle praised Swedenborg as a master in many sciences and a pioneer in astronomy geology physiology and cosmology.
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Rescues and arrests in local incidents and crimes
David Coffan, 10, was saved from drowning by Edwin A. Durgin at the Frog pond. Jeremiah and John Husbands are jailed for breaking into B. W. Fuller’s store and stealing money. A unidentified man buried after a New York and New England line death near First street was identified as Peter Rowan. John Kelly of William 4. Brown & Co. injured by gas at Beach street. Edwin Murphy arrested for larceny of Mary Daly’s goods valued at $23. An unknown boy fell from Warren bridge and was rescued by a workman.
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Fancy dog show to open after 24 hour kennel work in hall
Workmen quit at 9 this morning after 24 hours of kennel construction in Horticultural hall. Show opens at 10 and features 26 classes with 26 puppy entries valued from 100 to 500 dollars. Breeds include fox terriers mastiffs and St Bernards with over 40 kennels. In curiosities a smooth hairless breed appears. Furniture ads for Paine's Boston and Estabrook Eaton cigars noted.
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