Gov Tilden Calls District Attorneys to Prosecute Election Bribery
The Governor urges DAs across New York to prosecute improper money uses in the upcoming election. He frames bribery as a public corruption problem and supports reform by ousting corrupt officials, replacing them with Democrat and Liberal candidates. The Reform party seeks a system based on honor and efficiency.
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Million revenue lost over Whiskey Ring stoppage
Washington reports no truth to compromise rumors in the Whiskey Ring prosecutions as long as Bristow remains Secretary. Disinterested observers say allowing Western distilleries to resume could save the government over 1 million in revenue. Editorials universally disapprove of Chandler as Interior Secretary. only a few Republican papers back the President.
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Scriptural illustration in grant era interior secretary pick
Editorial in the New York Sun from October 19 argues Grant’s selection of Zach Chandler as Secretary of the Interior embodies a Bible verse warning that the final state can be worse than the first, framing the appointment as a cautionary example.
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Vermont Central accounting case opens before Special Masters
The Vermont Central receivers face arguments over their accounting and duties. Levi Underwood argues the receivers acted within necessity and must be protected from liability absent fraud. He cites lease and contract details, asserts the trust’s books are accurate, and contends the secret service fund was ordinary bookkeeping. Col A F Walker then presents bondholder arguments with extensive supporting facts.
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Tragic end of Charles Revere shocks New York sports world
The 40 year old New York sportsman Charles Revere died after a confrontation at a West Forty sixth street mansion owned by Annie Styles. Revere shot himself after striking Styles, who was wounded but survived. Police found Revere dead clutching the revolver, money scattered, and Styles holding a $100 bill. Revere had been a turf owner, breeder, and co owner of the Fashion Course with a large New Jersey farm recently disposed of.
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Local Harness Races Draw Crowds Despite Firemen Parade
Lawrence mass October 20 crowds attended the second day of races as purses of 300 and 300 for horses under various times were awarded. Winners included Henry Jones Vicdor M Kate SICA and John Franklin with Lady Daggett earning place money. Tomorrow features 2.50 and 2.40 classes.
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Multiple Fatal and Serious Accidents Reported Across States
Oct 20 reports from GoruaM Bridgeport Wood Worcester Concord Gorham Norwich New Haven note workers crushed between engines accidental gun discharges and fatal burns. George Hervey seriously injured in machine shop jam between beams. Horatio Nichols killed by accidental gun discharge at Nichols Farms. Eddie Stone aged 15 killed by gun discharge while riding wagon. James Arlen accidentally shot in pocket while chasing cattle. Bridget Nealon fatally burned filling a lamp. John Condon drowned aboard the Elm City. Nichols and Skiflington among others killed or wounded in accidents.
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Barre Coroner hearing in Streeter murder case concludes play by play
The Barre inquest into the Streeter murder continued with private examination of Magoon's wife and daughter, A J Wallace who sold Streeter a hat, and Mason B Jackson who drove by as Magoon and Streeter left. Fifteen witnesses remain to be examined. Testimony to stay private until the open session on November 24. Large Barre crowd watched. Magoon was brought from Montpelier jail but not examined.
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Sentences Passed in Superior Court at Lawrence
In Lawrence Massachusetts today six defendants were sentenced or had sentences deferred. Timothy Harrington of Newburyport received a 300 dollar fine and costs with six months in the House of Correction as an alternative. George W. Caswell of Gloucester was convicted of lascivious conduct for three years. Hugh McCloskey of Lawrence drew one year for breaking and entering. Thomas Clark of Lawrence faced six months for larceny. Timothy McCarty of Lawrence was found guilty of attempting to fraudulently obtain insurance by firing his own store. George Pierce of Newburyport was convicted of polygamy and had sentence deferred.
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Odd Fellows Yale students clash over cartman misreported
New Haven dispatch says the incident was mischaracterized by AP. Students attacked a cartman who had whipped their faces. They did not intend to insult the Odd Fellows. Some coal hit the street and led to a charge. No injuries occurred and the event was not worth a telegram.
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Bondholders form committee to plan reorganization
The Erie bondholders in London appoint a Committee of Consultation to draft a reorganization scheme for the company for presentation at a future meeting. Damage from floods reported across Devonshire with towns Torquay Teignmouth and Dawlish affected and property loss noted. The Prince of Wales travels aboard the Serapis to the east while bullion is slated for Canada. Floods also hit Lancashire and Warwickshire with rail lines submerged and waters several feet deep in Birmingham and on Midland routes.
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Bonapartist Appeal Targets Thiers and Orleans in Paris Speech
M Rouher at Ajaccio on the 16th accused Thiers and the Orleanists, censured MacMahon, and implied Bonapartists seek universal suffrage to express the national will. He claimed powers blocked since May 24 1873, noted the registry clause remains intact, and said the Ajaccio mayor was dismissed for attending a banquet. Also reports the death of Prof Wheat-tone in the city.
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Count Von Arnim Case Adopted by Supreme Court
In the matter of Count Von Arnim the Supreme Court has endorsed the gerald of the Kammergericht. The Count is to pay the costs.
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Bavarian King rejects ministry resignation and address
The King of Bavaria refused to accept the ministry's resignation tendered after an adverse Diet vote and voiced approval of their conduct. He also declined to receive an address later voted by the Chamber of Deputies.
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Widay Fire Burns 200 Homes and Five Schools
A terrible conflagration in Lonpox October 20 destroyed two hundred dwellings a synagogue and five schools in Widay Russian Poland. Some perished and about 3000 are left homeless in the blaze.
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Londox October 21 The Times reports a Berlin telegram stating the Turkish Government refuses to grant the great powers guarantees compatible with Turkey’s dignity for its financial programme.
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Wade presses Chinese treaty observance as Pekin talks continue
News from Shanghai reports British Minister Wade urging firmer Chinese compliance with treaty terms during negotiations at Pekin. China promises an inquiry and report but no new trade convention was planned, as such deals require multilateral participation. Market notices from London, Paris, and Liverpool detail financials, bullion, currencies, and cotton prices alongside petroleum and linseed figures.
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Troop call to Montreal linked to Guibord burial
Montreal October 20. The Prince of Wales Rifles have been ordered to hold themselves ready for Friday night with strict instruction that every man must be present. The purpose is not confirmed, but it is generally believed to relate to the Guibord burial.
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Wide Range of Local News From New England
Updates include a editor shot in Carinth near Vineland, a major shoe factory project in Newburyport with a $55000 budget, and arrests in Portland for adultery with a 15 year old. Obituaries note W J Hodge and Mrs L H Montferrand. College class sizes at Bates and Williams noted, plus a new Lowell depot plan and forged notes in Judd case. Gold discovery rumor in Millbury prompts expert opinions.
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Suspect La Page Stands Central in Langmaid Tragedy
Special Despatch from Concoxp New Hampshire reports ongoing police work on the Pembroke murder of Josie Langmaid. Joseph La Page, a Frenchman, remains the principal suspect with friends testifying in his defense. Detectives compare conflicting timelines from witnesses Tacy and Daneau as Sargent continues probing for a confession or decisive lead.
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Tragic Suicides Reported in Maine and Rhode Island
In Palermo Maine Albert Bradstreet about 40 died by his own hand after being summoned as a witness at Belfast court. In Pawtucket Rhode Island Agnes Rosler, living with her sister, hanged herself using a corset. distressing details note jealousy and a pending marriage as possible motives.
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Indians threaten clash as surveying ordered near Brule Agency
A telegraph from Fort Thompson reports Sioux at lower Brule agency near naked, arming themselves and ready for conflict. Locals fear trouble if Col Denman presses the survey party, as Indian resolve to resist grows after the Red Cloud Council’s termination.
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Carr Wins State Superintendent Vote in California
San Francisco reports indicate Republican Carr defeated Democrat Fitzgerald for state Superintendent of Public Institutions. Independent candidate had withdrawn earlier, and Carr drew Granger support. Bribery charges from Fitzgerald’s prior term likely damaged his bid. city results remain fluid amid local factors.
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