Rumors Trace Ninth Regiment Conduct in Richmond Debacle
The ninth regiment returned from Yorktown amid rumors of bad behavior in Richmond. Editors favor endorsements over hostile notes, suspect a lingering “smudge” behind alleged misdeeds. An Essex County observer cites conduct unfit for Massachusetts, urging a full investigation and resignations if true.
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Windom Waits to Take Senate Seat Amid Oath Debate
Senator-elect Windom went to the senate in response to a summons as Republicans sought to preserve their majority. A motion to administer the oath was postponed after a conference with Democrats who agreed not to challenge Edgerton's vote until Windom's oath. The Attorney Generalship update notes no immediate appointment, with Phillips serving in MacVeagh's absence and MacVeagh's resignation status unsettled.
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Failures across the country total 112 for the week
Dun, Wiman & Co report 112 failures nationwide with 19 in the West, 37 in Western states, 25 in the South, 8 in the Pacific, and 20 in the Middle states. The notable collapse is Lord & Williams of Tucson, Arizona, with liabilities of 200000 to 400000, though government money remains intact. Other notable cases include R D Baldwin in Like Mabopac and Jerome Ingalls & Co in Philadelphia. Homer, Louisiana saw three small store failures totaling under 5060.
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Fort Wayne road to run limited fast express Chicago to East
Beginning Monday next the Fort Wayne road will operate a limited fast express from Chicago to Pittsburg New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Boston. The route covers 912 miles to New York in 26 hours with time difference hour allowance. Cars are exclusively Pullman palace coaches.
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Dallas Execution Draws Thousands In Local Square
Jack Post was executed in Dallas today in full view of several thousand people including many African Americans who traveled from nearby plantations. They brought lunch baskets and joked about the gibbet while awaiting the sheriff and the condemned man.
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Medford Church Notes and Local Community Events
The third in the union services will be held tomorrow in the Universalist church with Rev. J. P. Abport preaching. The Universalist Sunday school will host its annual harvest concert in the evening, while the Orthodox church undergoes extensive interior repairs. The Nanapashemet Archery Club plans to meet as a library club through winter until archery season resumes.
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Portland Area Hires Help Then Disappears
A man calling himself Frank Day hired a crew from Newall C. Shute in Searsport on Wednesday to travel to Searsmont and has since vanished. Two smallpox cases appear in Boothbay among Isaac Reed’s children near Mr. Bennett’s house. the Bennett boys are recovering. Dr. F A Roberts of Vassalboro reports the death of his trotting stallion Victor at his stock farm. the horse had a 2 23 Maine record and was sought after, with an $11,000 offer noted. A legal case at Mechanic Falls involves Pennis Stront and Ranseller Gillson charged with breaking and entering Mrs. Phebe W. Chase’s home, held for January Supreme Judicial Court. The State Sunday School Convention near Waterville ends after a three-day session with elected officers and county secretaries. Augusta stock holders in the Augusta Shoe Factory seek redress after initial investment. Jonathan Robbins found dead near Freeze bog in Orneville, likely after exposure during last week’s storm.
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Multiple Local Disturbances and Trials Reported In Lowell Worcester and Surroundings
A series of brief notices from Massachusetts reports a youth shot himself near Shirley and listed legal verdicts in Lowell and surrounding towns. Indictments, assaults, robberies, and fatal accidents touch East Bridgewater Brockton Pittsfield Gloucester and Worcester with outcomes including guilty verdicts and prison terms.
Concerts at Institutes and theatres draw crowds this week
The New England Manufacturers and Mechanics Institute hosts a Reeves's American band and Boston Cadet band totaling fifty musicians, with Walter Emerson soloists in cornet and vocalists. Windsor Theatre offerings include Connie Soogah matinee and evening, then Twelve Jolly Bachelors premiere. Globe and other venues feature Genevieve Ward in Forget-Me-Not, Colonel at Boston Museum, and Michael Strogoff at Boston Theatre with matinee today.
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Proclamation Calls Extra Session for Public Statutes
At the State House the governor and executive council plan an extra legislative session on Nov 9 to act on the Public Statutes. The final proof has been sent to state printers and 500 copies should be ready by Nov 7 for lawmakers. Speaker Charles J. Noyes schedules a statutes revision committee meeting for next Wednesday. Militia commissions updated in the adjutant general's office list Horace T. Rockwell and W. W. Kiltett as captains and J. F. Ray, J. P. Kane among lieutenants in Company D and the sixth regiment.
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