Let us hear no more of MacVeagh as a reformer
Editorial notes condemn reform efforts by MacVeagh as a gigantic failure and praise the star routers Dorsey and Brady for their success. It laments a witty paragraph in yesterday's Journal about Post and Gen Butler and marks the death of Geo W Palmer as a loss to Boston business and civic life.
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Gen. Butler
Geo. W. Palmer
Boston
Hutchins Praises Current White House Politician
Stilson Hutchins says the present occupant of the white house is a much better politician than the late president. He adds that Arthur does not ask how many students were entrusted to a servant but how many he brought home.
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Stilson Hutchins
White House
Arthur
Honolulu Press Attacks Major Bennetts Lecture
The Honolulu Press condemns Maj. C. C. Bennetts recent city lecture calling it unjust to the Sandwich Islands. It acknowledges some truths but argues most statements are false.
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Honolulu
Maj. C. C. Bennett
Major
Sandwich Islands
New Democratic Daily Planned in Cincinnati
A new democratic daily with capital over 300000 and ex Lieutenant Governor Underwood of Kentucky as editor will start in Cincinnati in January. The venture aims to serve the city’s strong Democratic field and to be a credit to its founders and the party with a long life of prosperity.
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Gov. Underwood
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Ex-Congressman Rainey Seeks Clerk Position Again
Ex congressman Rainey a Republican candidate for clerk of the national house, addressed letters to Republican members announcing his bid for the incoming congress. He notes the race and solicits support though expected to fail. Rainey is a colored man.
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Rainey
National House
Congress
Post and Journal clash over nomination wisdom
The Post remarks on Mr. Palmer’s nomination as good though not best and notes the Journal’s past praise. The Post rejects the Journal’s assessment, saying it will not start doubting its own judgment after fifty years of experience.
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Post
Palmer
Postmaster General James’s Southern Trip Sparks Criticism
The Postmaster General James travels south in a special car with Mrs. James and others, claiming the trip aims to improve mail facilities. Critics allege the party, including Elmer and Pearson family members and Col. Thompson, enjoys lavish costs funded by the public while all market delicacies are covered at public expense.
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Grant
Elmer
Pearson
Col. Thompson
Jamison
van Worner
Young Bangor Lawyer Recites Lew Barker Tales
A Bangor lawyer visiting South Carolina writes to the Bangor Whig with tales of tissue ballots double voting and wholesale repeating. The stories may come from South Carolinians or his father, bearing the genuine Lew Barker label.
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South Carolina
Bangor Whig
Lew Barker
Disorder at Maine asylum cited after inmate’s death
Dissatisfaction with Maine asylum management resurges after inmate Benjamin J. Rackliff killed himself. Supporters allege attendant neglect and rule violations. Prior investigations found poor conditions and improvements remain uncertain.
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Maine Asylum For
Benjamin J. Rackliff
Friends of Rackliff
Western Massachusetts voices GOP discontent over eastern gubernatorial candidates
The Gardner News notes republican voters in western Massachusetts favor Rob inson of Chicopee and oppose Noyes or Crapo for governor. It warns machine influence will dictate the nomination if eastern candidates prevail, predicting the next GOP candidate will hail from Worcester or Boston.
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Gardner News
Noyes
Mr. Crapo
George D. Robinson
Chicopee
Worcester
Boston
Folger to Aggressively Shape Treasury Policy at Washington
Friends of Secretary Folger claim he will not lock up the surplus but will use 30 to 50 million dollars to reduce the public debt. He may buy bonds in the market rather than call for new issues, potentially raising rates and shifting how debt is managed. The report contrasts with Windom's three month notice approach and notes ongoing land fraud investigations and Capitol House party alignments.
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Official Report of the Special Attorney of the United States
A formal government document detailing investigations and findings conducted by the Special Attorney's office. It summarizes legal actions, scope of inquiry, key witnesses, and outcomes of proceedings within the department.
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United States
Cyrus W Field plans new stock exchange building site
Field announced a meeting of stock exchange backers and predicted the project would proceed. The exchange will be built on land bounded by Morris street Greenwich street Battery place and Broadway owned by Field with adjacent Manhattan Elevated Railroad property. He also said the Evening Express would be absorbed into the Evening Mail. In billiards Carter beat Heiser 200 to 92 and Slosson defeated Gallagher 200 to 164. The Michigan relief fund total reached 135,754.
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Broadway
Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company
New Exchange
Manhattan
Slosson
Gallagher
Michigan
Freight wreck halts Troy and Boston line near North Adams
A westbound freight split near Petersburg Junction and North Pownal Vermont, causing a derailment with fourteen cars and an damaged extra locomotive. The eastern local stopped four hours, and traffic resumed after midnight with no injuries and no blame assigned to workers.
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Mass
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Petersburg Junction
North Pownal
Hooac Tunnel
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Taras
Irish-American convention to draw delegates in Chicago
The Irish-American national convention opens November 30 at McCormick hall with 2 000 delegates expected from major cities. The state health board requires vaccination certificates for school admission after January 1. In one board meeting, a million and a half bushels of wheat sold, lifting prices by 4 1/2 cents with other grains following.
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Chicago
McCormick Hall
State Board of Health
Cach
Mrs Peters Captured After Mansonville Murder Case
North Troy Vermont November 23 Mrs William Peters one of the Mansonville child murderers was captured today She refused interviews or to reveal her husband s whereabouts The commissioner issued a warrant for his arrest on this side of the line The woman cannot escape again and those who helped in her release are to be arrested Threats of lynching Peters are reported if caught
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North Troy
William Peters
Mansonville
Vermont
Lyaching Peters
Mexico City Cabinet Stable as Trevino Expected to Withdraw
President Guenzales said no cabinet changes for now but Senor Trevino is expected to withdraw soon. Finance minister resigned after defeat of the bill to remove export duties on coined silver and gold. General Diaz travels to Oaxaca to assume governorship amid an anticipated ovation.
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Guenzales
Senor Trevino
Congress
Diaz
Oaxaca
Guiteau Disrupts Closing Arguments In Garfield Trial
In Washington the courtroom crowds hear Charles Guiteau heckling as Mr. Scoville delivers the defense opening. Guiteau asserts he will run the proceedings, asks for arrest papers, and explains his remarks about the president stemming from political turmoil.
Concord News Roundup From New Hampshire Towns
Special correspondence notes Clarefont town hall gains a 2000 pound bell and local businesses changes in ownership. Notable events include a fire damage at Mason Berry mill, a medical student from Bristol, and a 25th wedding anniversary in Newport.
Tragic Accidents and Odd Tales From Local News
The oldest daughter of Warren Ward of Canton died Friday after a fall down stairs. Mrs. Dennis Creedon of Lewiston is missing since Sunday and is described as insane. Dr. H. B. Eaton of Camden, injured during an autopsy on the Cain boy, is recovering weight loss but expected to regain strength. A 14 year old boy drowned near Bear's Island during a heavy westerly blow. A neighbor, Valgin Beal, drowned when his boat swamped on the Reach amid high seas. Six Sainden family members in Lisbon were sick. one died as four pounds of tea is linked to poisoning. Fairfield mills suspend operations as lumber season nears peak. teams head to woods, gearing for winter. Winter lumber activity to slow due to high costs and low prices.
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Warren Ward
Canton
Dennis Creedon
Lewiston
H. B. Eaton
Camden
Cain
Reuben Alley
Bear’s Island
Alley
Valg
Beal
Sainden
Lisbon
Fairfield
Kennebec
Road link joins Barrington to Rochester and opens
County officials announced completion of a new road built by Barrington and Rochester towns. The route runs from Locke's Mills to Rochester village, described as straight and easy. In Keene, Charles K Colony farm opened a new silo with about fifty farmers attending. The silo produced sourish vegetable hash fed to cattle and pigs, with pigs liking it but cattle slow to accept. Overall results were favorable.
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Barrington
Rochester
Locke’s Mills
Rochester Village
Charles K. Colony
Keene
Burlington donor gives 20000 to Vermon t University remodel
John P. Howard of Burlington added a twenty thousand dollar gift to the University of Vermont for remodeling and improvement of the main university building following his prior seventy five thousand six hundred dollar contribution. The St Albans Herald is a new weekly paper in St Albans, independent in politics, started by Eastman and Membleau.
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John P. Howard
Burlington
University of Veremont
St. Albans
Lancaster gun smith shoots tavern keeper on sidewalk
Herman Peter a gun smith fatally wounded Philip Betz a decrepit tavern keeper on the sidewalk in front of Peters store three shots were fired the last to the face Peter surrendered at the jail claiming he was excited after a day spent tracing slander about his young daughter Betz had taunted him over the daughter reports.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Herman Peter
Philip Betz
Peter
Betz
Threats Rise in Ireland as No Rent Policy Spreads
London Times outlines growing Dublin unrest with armed actions against rent payers and coercion. It notes shooting at Kilkenny premises, arson in Galway and Kings counties, placards with bullets, and seven Galway arrests under the coercion act. It reports Land League leaders Davitt and a second candidate for vacancy following Parnell talks.
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Dublin Freeman’s Journal
Castletown
Land League
Parnell
Davitt
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Dunmore
County Galway
Peru Ministers View Chilean Action Against Calderon
Washington dispatch reports Senor Elmore says Chileans arrested President Calderon and Senor Galvez around Nov 9 and took them to Santiago. Chilean minister Martinez denies seizure but cites private advice Calderon was confined on a Chilean warship or moved to Santiago.
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Peru
Calderon
Senor Galvez
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Santiago
Hurlbut
Montez
State Department
United States
Martinez
Chili
Cailao
London Truth records avert a family dispute over Coutts stake
The London Truth notes averted legislation between Baroness Burdett Coutts and relatives. She resigns half her Coutts bank share but will receive a small annual allowance. A prison official travels to London after a would be post office robbery in Hatton Garden is mentioned by a convict.
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Coutts Bank
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Si Sliman
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Vienna Presse
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Morton
United States
Gambetta
France
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Water Emergency in Boston Warns Citizens to Save Supply
Mayor Frederick O Prince urges frugal water use as Farm pond is found polluted and Sudbury River water is rerouted. Cochituate Lake will supply until completion in about ten days, but its 20 million gallon daily capacity requires strict conservation to avoid mixing poor water.
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Cochijuate Lake
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Sudbury
Frederick O. Prince
Boston Citizens Convene for Nonpartisan City Government Ticket
A bipartisan Meionaon convention in Boston on Wednesday promoted a nonpartisan ticket for honest city government. Hamilton A. Hill chaired. Henry P. Kidder elected president. Dr. Samuel A. Green nominated for mayor by acclamation. Committees named for aldermen, school board, and finance, with Osborne Howes Jr and others on the nomination panels.
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Frederick Pease
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Esa
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Osborne Howes, Jr
Augustus Parker
George H
Hop
Henry L. Pierce
Samuel C. Cobb
A. 0. Bigelow
Henry P. Kidder
Kidder
Boston
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Green
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Samuel A.green
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George H. Munroe
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Richard Olney
Charles R. McLean
Timothy T.sawyer
Robert D. Smith
George V. King
Charles Hayden
James G. Freeman
Bernard Jenney
William P. Leavitt
Jonathan A. Lane
George H. Bond
Charles H. Allen
A. T. Sinclair
J. Feit Osgood
Alderman Pease
Joseph S. Ropes
Everett Terrey
Thomas Garffield
Samuel Wells
Choate Burnham
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Charles L. Jones
Gustav Magnitzsky
D. D. Kelly
Levi L. Willcutt
William 8. McGowan
William Perkins
Henry L. Higginson
A. L. Coolidge
Roger Wolcott
Franklin Haven, Jr
Francis C. Hersey
Henry N. Sawyer
Henry H. Sprague
Edward J. Forster
Victory match at Walnut Hill last 800 900 and 1000 yards
Yesterday's meeting at Walnut Hill closed the Victory match for 800 900 and 1000 yards. Winners were W C Gregory gold medal J S Sumner silver medal F G Rabbeth bronze medal. Jackson Brown and Gerrish awarded cash prizes. A Thanksgiving riflemen program is announced for today.
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Rabbeth
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Gerrish
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W.C. Gregory
Yale to Meet Harvard Freshmen in November Football Game
Yale '85 will play Harvard Freshman eleven on Saturday November 26 at 2 P M on the Boston grounds. Harvard '85 has won four games this season. a victory over Yale would surpass recent class records.
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J.E. Davis
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W. Z. Lord
Machado
New York
Columbia
New York University
Princeton
Fourth Division arrests on larceny warrants and a dress case
Patrolman Hudson of the fourth division arrested John Tador on a warrant for larceny of a canvas piece valued at 25 from J. H. Coon at 66 Beachstreg. Josephine Powers was seized by Patrolman Downey for disposing of a silk dress valued at 20 tied to a South Boston lot. Patrolman Thompson of the second division arrested Michael Mullen on a warrant for larceny of an overcoat valued at 40 from the south side of India wharf, belonging to Robert C. Butterfield.
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J. H. Coon
Beachstreg
Josephine Powers
Downey
Boston
Thompson
Michael Mullen
Robert C. Butterfield
India Wharf
Mail Detentions Reported At Boston Post Office
Notice from the Boston post office records delays for several mail routes received late. Eastern man due 6 45 A M arrived 1 10 late. Philadelphia and southern man due 10 A M via New York and New England railroad arrived 1 20 late. Western man via Hoosac Tunnel route due 9 25 A M arrived 1 45 late. Southern man via Boston and Lowell railroad due 8 50 A M not arrived by 4 30 P M.
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Bank real estate attachment and cross-city claims
A statement of affairs for Pacific bank is expected Friday. On Monday William Heath and others attached the bank’s real estate for 3000 dollars and several trustee processes were served. Market National Bank of New York also attached Pacific bank property there for 24590 dollars.
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William Heath
Market National Bank of New York
Notable Deaths of Scholars and Artists Across Cities
Obituaries recount the deaths of Dr. Robert Shelton Mackenzie in Philadelphia after a brief illness. Profiles cover his Irish origins, scholarly works, and career as a journalist and editor. Other notices highlight Robert Gordon of Framingham, actor James Vinson, and local figures Thomas Moses Alonzo Willoughby, with brief life details and affiliations.
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