Vermonters Sparkle Across the Nation Citations
The Rutland Inquirer highlights Vermont born and connected figures in national roles. It lists Chester A. Arthur, George P. Marsh, John A. Kasson, George L. Walker, E. W. Stoughton, Samuel W. Dorsey, William M. Evarts, Hiland Hall, John C. Burchill, Henry Edgerton, John B. Harmon, H. H. Baxter, W. T. Park, Edward L. Drake, George N. Boardman, Luke P. Poland and Merritt H. Sherman among others as Vermonters achieving prominence. The piece notes diverse careers and includes a light aside about some less favorable figures.
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Chester A. Arthur
George P. Marsh
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New York
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Alabama
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America
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California
John B. Harmon
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H. H. Baxter
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WT. W. Park
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Edward L. Drake
George N. Boardman
Castleton
Luke P. Poland
Merritt H. Sherman
Arizona Territory
Heaven
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Squire Bokus
Grant Jr Visits Maine Governors Bet on Bangor Visit
Ulysses S. Grant Jr. met with Gov. Davis and Gov elect Plaisted in Bangor ensuring he was not slighted by the incoming Maine administration. The note remarks that a year ago he would have been welcomed by four governors, illustrating Maine’s strong governor influence.
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Early 19th Century Dry Goods Auctions and Boots Listings
Auction notices list numerous firms such as Wilmerding Hoguet Co Samuel Bunting's Sons & Co and A S Richards & Co in New York Philadelphia and Philadelphia for dates from Friday November 26 to Wednesday December 1. Items include woolen goods carpets ribbons boots and shoes carriages chairs and stocks with times from 10:30 AM to 12 PM and multiple locations.
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Wilmercing, Hoguet & Co
Philada
Lippincott, Son & Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
Wilmercing
Hoguet
A. S. Richards & Co
M. M
Moses Colman & On
C. T. Walker
Isburgh & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Boots
Philad
Lappincott, Son & Co
Carpets
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Johnson, Moody & Co
Samuel Bontme’ S Sons & Co
Henry & [Latch
W. R. McKey & Co
Social
Wilmerding
J. C. McCurdy & Lo
Comptroller Reports Bank Circulation and Bond Holdings
The Comptroller of the Currency releases figures on national bank and legal tender notes as of November 1880, detailing outstanding denominations, shifts since 1879, and the effect of specie payments. It covers bond holdings, circulation, redemption costs, and bank losses across major cities, with calls to amend law for government bearing redemption costs.
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Estimates of Appropriations for Public Service 1882
The budget book shows total estimated appropriations for the coming year at 293 202 722 28 dollars with executive departments totaling 14 536 404 23 and a 5 530 757 90 deficit to be funded from general treasury. It lists specific allocations for State Navy Interior and other departments and notes 1881 appropriations at 298 055 097 12. The French American Claims Commission organized with rules and named officers including Senator Boutwell as U S counsel and Baron De Armos as president. Debated procedures mirror those of British commissions with claims arising from civil wars and Franco German war. The commission adjourned to Jan 10 1881 with further communications allowed.
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Newspaper Men Fund Bread Drive After Hanlan-Riley Race
Reporters refuse press boat favors, raise excess funds to buy 2000 loaves for the poor on Christmas Eve via police aid. Also: Meacham bail postponed to April 22. Ute commission duties. mortgage recorded securing $134,797. John T. Collins disputes election tally. three army lieutenant appointments announced. Ute reservation commander ordered to repel intruders.
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Poisoned Banquet at Tennessee Wedding Feasts
A Chattanooga report details a wedding reception near Emery River where guests fell gravely ill after supper. Twenty seven were unconscious, with multiple deaths including Emma Peters and Mattie Lowery aged about eight. Suspected arsenic in food as seasoning is the leading theory.
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Emery River
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Robert Dale
Michael May
Albert Gallagher
Mattie Lovelace
Meeker murder case strengthens Mrs Meeker link
Deputy Sheriff Frank Atherton testified about Mrs Meeker's changing statements after the murder of Alice Meeker. He described the burial of the body, the autopsy, and her harsh treatment of the girl, with corroboration from Almon's confession. Court recesses over Thanksgiving.
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Montreal Steamship Ottawa to Be Salvaged
News from Montreal reports the steamship Ottawa will be got off with little damage after jettisoning cargo including live stock. The St Lawrence River is strewn with ice and may freeze within a day if weather persists. Hochele ga bank shareholders plan to sue directors over stock confiscation for non payment calls. Cargoes on the clipper Berve insured for substantial sums. Rev Mr Bray notes his Quebec Colonization Company in London with £200000 capital and Lord Dunmore to chair and oversee English immigration in spring.
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Ventilation Plan Arrives After Stellarton Mine Fire
At Stellarton the cage pit has been shut for a week and will be ventilated by steam jets. An exploring party found smoke from the burning mine and suspended work. A cat survived in the pit, indicating little after damp. Cyrus W Field donated 100 dollars to relief. Water from Foord pit floods toward Fan pit as teams expect two days to reach the bottom of the Fan pit with 350 feet left in the main shaft.
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Five Cities Report Fire Losses Across New England and Pennsylvania
Falls River Massachusetts Fire damages the eight tenement block owned by Thomas D Cavil and others with about 1000 dollars loss insured for fifteen hundred and two thousand dollars in two insurers Bradford Pennsylvania fire sweeps gambling room at Colerille oil town burning thirty five buildings including hotel and stores with estimated loss thirty five thousand Fortsmouth New Hampshire fire destroys the house barn and outbuildings of J C Davis with about two thousand dollars loss Lancaster Pennsylvania Graff Co grain elevator and warehouse burned today with fifty thousand dollars loss
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Uncle of slain man arrested as accessory in Indian murder
J H Jackson, uncle of A B Jackson killed by Indians last September, was arrested as an accessory to the murder of Johnson but released after a preliminary trial. Doubts linger on Johnson’s death as others report sighting him alive with a slight arm wound. Agent Berry and others’ case postponed to April 27. Commissioner Meacham posted bonds of 5,000. Berry Hoyt and Cline remain in custody.
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Indiana elector replacement alters electoral outcome
A dispatch from Indianapolis reports B S Parker Republican elector was chosen in place of Gen Thomas W Bennett who was withdrawn over a claimed Federal office connection. Parker failed to gain any votes in Perry Floyd Bartholomew Ululam and Weiss counties, boosting D W Chambers Democrat by about 5000 votes.
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Jury verdict in Philadelphia swindle case
The jury found Dr. John Buchanan and Martin V. Chapman guilty of conspiracy to defraud the Government of 5000 dollars while acquitting Thomas Vandersen. Buchanan and Chapman face trial on charges of swindling and using the mails, set for Tuesday.
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Four Men Die In Hastings and Dakota Railroad Accident
On the Hastings and Dakota road at Hopkins Station a bank under excavation collapsed. Thomas Fitzpatrick, James Ward, Frank Johnson, and Perry Swanson were killed instantly while O. C. Parson sustained fatal injuries in the crash.
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Citizens' party Nominates Mayor and Aldermen in New Bedford
New Bedford Mass November 24 The Citizens party tonight nominated Chas NH Gif ford for Mayor and aldermen John Wing John McCullough Caleb Hammond Wm A Matthews Jonathan Howland Jr and John P Taylor for assessor at large Chas D Trull
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Relief towed to Rhode Island wreck for salvage work
The Coast Wrecking Company's steamer Relief towed the derrick Will to the Rhode Island wreck today and salvage operations to recover the wrecked steamer's machinery will begin immediately.
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Ortigia Crashes Into Oncle Joseph Sinking With Heavy Loss
In the Mediterranean the French steamer Oncle Joseph collided with the Ortigia near Spezzia. The Oncle Joseph sank with about 300 aboard and 50 saved. Ortigia arrived at Leghorn severely damaged as an inquiry opens into the catastrophe.
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Dervish Pasha Enters Dulcigno After Eight Hour Battle
Dervish Pasha reached Dulcigno after an eight hour engagement with Albanian forces. Both sides suffered heavy losses and Montenegro favors Tusi over Dulcigno. A Turkish delegate was sent to Konia to arrange the transfer and a Montenegro delegation left Cattaro for Antivari. The Montenegrins expect entry into Dulcigno in a week as boundary commissioners prepare to attend.
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Oppressed Farmers Arm Themselves Refusing to Pay Rents
Dublin despatch reports landlords in the west and south Ireland see tenants withhold rent under Griffiths valuation. Forty or more new Land League branches form, arrests after Fenian procession, and government eyed habeas corpus suspension amid rising tension.
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Proposed Changes in the Constitution of the Courts of Great Britain
A London telegram reports Lord Selborne proposes uniting the High Court of Appeal divisions into a single administration under the Lord Chief Justice to gain unity and efficiency. A council of judges may be called, with operation possible thirty days after Parliament assembles. Also noted is Russia Vatican diplomacy and the Marseilles coast death of Pascal Smith.
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Perim Prolongs State of Siege and Madrid Banquet Talk
A law extends Perims siege for another year while Madrid considers a political banquet in honor of Premier Canovas del Castillo. A Tehran despatch reports 800 Kurdish heads sent to Tabrees for exposure. The German Emperor and Bismarck are reported seriously ill. The English Cabinet may expand to include Lord Derby. Elliott declines to renew Hosmer or others until spring.
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Heavy Central Illinois Snow Amid Ice Blocking Mississippi
A major snowstorm gripped central Illinois on November 24 boosting winter wheat prospects while the Mississippi River near Davenport, Rock Island and Muscatine closed early for the season. News from New York and Bath reports ice and shifting navigation with multiple vessels stalled and canals blocked as winter deepens.
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Southern Pacific reaches toward Texas by January first
Advices report rails laid beyond the planned junction toward Santa Fe and continuing to the Rio Grande at El Paso. Texas boundary expected January 1. Line open to Rio Mimbres, 1,200 miles east of San Francisco. St Louis and San Francisco Railroad earnings rise by over 1 million for year to November 21. Grand Trunk earnings show weekly increase and forty seven week total up by over 1.58 million.
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Boito's Mefistofeles Debuts In New York Opera
New York reports the first American performance of Boito's Mefistofele in Italian by Mapleson at the Academy of Music. The premiere drew a large, brilliant audience. Campanini Valleria Novara and Miss Cary received multiple encores. Critics deem the work a grand conception with rich music, though complex.
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Judges Rule New City Hall Officers Entitled To Seats
In New Orleans Judge Houston ruled that the newly elected City Hall officers are entitled to their posts under the spirit of the law. An appeal to the Supreme Court follows. A New Orleans Pacific Railroad directors meeting approved submitting a consolidation question to stockholders. Levee laborers strike continues. Steamboat men believe white laborers can replace colored strikers at current wages.
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Spin ners' Union Holds Brief Meeting in Holiday Absence
Fall River reports the Spin ners' Union meeting disrupted by holiday absences as members delay action until full committee responds. Another meeting planned in about a week. A weavers' special meeting Friday will seek manufacturers' reply to the circular. Watuppa Reservoir suit adjourned to Friday in Boston Equitable building.
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Coal Shortage Hits Chicago as Frost Delays Freight
Interviews with leading Chicago coal dealers reveal unease over a scarce supply. Frost halted navigation limits river deliveries and rail transport. More than 50 000 tons are afloat yet stranded, while demand remains exceptionally high amid light stock of hard and soft coal.
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New Englanders of Atchison Hold Reunion
In Atchison Kansas on November 24 a New Englanders reunion gathered about 250 attendees from New England states. Senator Ingalls presided and responded to the Massachusetts toast. Speakers included Judge Webb Hon W W Guthrie Noble L Prentiss Charles N Hersty and Maj W Haskell. An elegant dinner and entertainment followed with old New England songs and a ball.
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Gloucester Republicans organize with Todd chairing
The Republican City Committee met in Gloucester to elect George Todd as chairman and W W French as secretary. Republican caucuses will be held in wards next Wednesday evening to nominate council and ward officers, and a municipal convention will be held Saturday evening to nominate a mayor and school board.
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Funeral of Gov Williams in Vincennes
Gov Williams funeral rites were held in Vincennes with eulogies by Judge N T Malfot R P Haines and Col H Taylor. The body was moved by special train to Wheatland and buried tomorrow at the old homestead seven miles from Wheatland.
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Stranger Harris Arrested in Yawkins County Murder
A tramp named Harris was arrested in Rogersville for the murder and robbery of Brown and Hack in Yawkins county on Sunday night. Money and Brown’s notes were found on him and blood stains were on his clothes amid strong threats of lynching.
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Races at Augusta Three Quarters and Mile Heats
In Augusta Ga on November 24 the three quarter mile heats were won by King Dutchman with Ben Hill second in times of 1 21. The two miles over eight hurdles saw Leroi win with Dalgasian a good second and Long Sick third in 4 03. The 114 miles for all ages ended with Gabriel first, Mark L. second, Pacific third in 2 18 1 4.
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Pastoral Change Sends Rev. Clinton to Sandwich Mass
Rev. Thomas F. Clinton, who has served eight years as assistant at St. Marys Church Newport, Rhode Island, is ordered by Bishop Hendricken to take charge of the Catholic Church at Sandwich Massachusetts, a move that provokes regret among locals.
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Man Found Frozen to Death in Vermont Barn
In Tunbridge a man identified as possibly Mr. Hatch of Norwich was found dead in the barn of A. N. King yesterday. He was frozen to death, authorities said, near South Royalton Vermont.
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Thaddeus Baber Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
In St Louis on November 24 Thaddeus Baber was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of Mrs Frederika Khuesler. The verdict concludes a high profile case with the jury returning after deliberation.
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New England News Roundup from Phillips to Portland
A Maine wire service item reports 2000 sheep moved near Phillips with many to winter elsewhere. Diphtheria hits Winn. Mishoe family loses two children, two more ill. J W Springer of East Deering badly hurt by buggy shaft in hip. militia talk in Hallowell gains cautious support. Smallpox rumors in Gardiner denied. only one new case in two weeks. A Port land child burns hand from a gas jet while using a celluloid comb. Maine Historical Society vote to move library to Portland, with removal cost covered by Portland residents. Portland bank note protest resolved after misdirected registered letter incident. Falmouth pig, fed on city waste, sickens then recovers after strange blackening then whitening of nose.
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Andover Forms New Congregational Church Last Week
Reports note a Congregational Church established at Andover last week. Also, Conductor J E Lawrence of Peterborough, who nearly died last week, is recovering.
Deaths and court delay feature in Addison County jail report
Addison county jail reports a single inmate. Michael Griing of Burlington aged 80 died clearing snow from his doorstep on Monday morning. Eben Woodard of South Royalton reportedly choked himself with a handkerchief. The trial of Sils M. Waite, Brattleboro bank defaulter, postponed to February term in Burlington. Galusha Maranville, inventor of a calendar clock, killed when he fell into a flywheel at the Charles P Harris Manufacturing Co in Rutland.
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Judge Grants Writ for Bowden and Convictions in City Court
Judge Choate issued a writ of habeas corpus and certiorari for Samuel H. Bowden held at Ludlow Street Jail after arrival from Ireland on a telegraphic despatch to the British consul accusing forgery at the London Derrry Bank. Alexander Caulfield was found guilty of second degree murder in the June 20 ice axe killing of Charles Babcock and sentenced to life. James O'Brien pleaded guilty to perjury tied to the Morey Chinese letter. Hessidhe, 21, Georgetown born, remanded for sentencing Friday. An inquest found Frederick Holbrook guilty of murder in the shooting of Arthur McCagney on Nov. 17. Steamer Bristol towed in. cargo and hull in good order. screw stopped on the 8th. Richard J. Scrivner, retired merchant, died by suicide likely from insanity amid business woes.
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Fire Threaten Town Hall Fireworks Panic at Shrewsbury School Concert
The Town Hall of Shrewsbury Massachusetts filled for a pupil concert under teacher A Clifford. Mid performance a ceiling fire near the chimney sparked a panic as doors opened, crowd surged, but quick calm heads and a water bucket dousing prevented injuries and major damage.
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CHEME DE LA CHEME PIANO COLLECTIONS SUMMARY
Cheme de la Cheme two volumes offers select pieces for advanced players and popular easy numbers. Sav Ras of Gems includes 97 pieces. Welcome Home offers seven easy pieces. LLS of Melody lists five moderate pieces. Pianist's Album contains 102 pieces. All books share size style binding and price.
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Pirates of a Man’s Losses and Local Notices Across Towns
A string of brief nineteenth century notices covers theft of 180 dollars from Joseph Andrews in Essex with no clues, ship shipments in Brockton, a horse valued at 1909 dollars to be killed, and reactions to local deputations in Fall River. Reports of deaths include Jacob Barker in Peabody and Richard Glennan in Newburyport. The Kingston murderer's wife dies under suspicious circumstances in Haverhill, while a large rail dispute in Springfield ends with a settlement. Other items detail a fatal accident in North Adams, arrests in Billerica, a missing Williamstown man, and the 260th anniversary events in Provincetown with a Mayflower poem.
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Bulfinch Street
Sven
Avenue
Ay Krace
Faneuil
J.T. Ashton
State St
Cor
Merchants’ Row
Dent
Berinot
Zend
Nehck Wear
W.F. Mehels & Co
Outfittver
Washington Street
Hebber Boots, Shoes & Arctios
Field, Thayer & 68
NEW Publications
Andegw
Peleg W. Thandier
Gov. Andrew
Boston Daily Advertiser
Chandler
Andrew
Mark
George Makepeace Yowle
Gladstone
Gambetta
Beaconafield
Castelar
Victor Hugo
John Bright
Emperors
Alexander
William
Francis Joseph
Susan Coolidge
Roberts Brothers
BosTom
Oliver Ditson & Co
Fifteenth Year Nursery Publishing
Isostor
Bromfield St. A, Mass
Turrverein
Boston Turnverein i
Halle
Middlesex Street
B. Sualesinger
Oliver Street
F. OH. Krebs
Union Park
G. Magnitzky
Court Street
Carl Rothenburg
la Grange Street
F. Weis
L. Babo
Boylston Street
L.prang
Roxbury Street
E. B. ¥. Gerdsdorp
Onrad Wesselborft
Tremont Street
L. Weisbein
State Street
Boston Museum
M. Pield
Jrand
Mr. Barron
Louis
Fabian
Forest of
Fontainebleau
Loneon
Hygiene League Co-Operative
Oflice
Wellesley
Boston and Albany
Wellesley Station
Ridge Hill Station
Woonsocket Division
New York and New England Railroad
France
Whch
Ridge Hill Farm
Cne
Summer Street
Alex
Porter
Chauncy Hall
School OF Drawing and Painting
Museum OF Fine Arts
St. F.D
Commonweath Avenue
Alex. S. Porter
South
Boston Gas Liquopapy
First Street
R. J. Monks
Congress St
School Street
Uincy & Gu
Nol
R.J. F. Lothrop
J. Lsao
Reston
Custom House
Dock Sq
Bostton Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
Proprietora
Tir Ante
Horticultural Hall
K. D
Archibald Forges
U. S
Sale
Nolus
Handel and Haydn Society
Boston Music Hall
Mount of Olives
St. Paul
Parker Browne
Nin
Rolioves
Meade
Maginiey
Deacon Crankett
C. D. Blake & C9
Boston Y. M. C. Association
Columbus Avenue Presbyterian Church
Galety Theatre
J. Wentworth
S. H. Drew
Boston English Opera Company
Fatin Ivca
Howard Atheneum
Wm, Harris
South End
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!