Texas Governor Hogg in Boston Promotes Prosperity
Ex governor Hogg of Texas arrives in Boston with Chief Justice Gaines and others. He discusses North views on prosperity, predicts cotton and grain strength, and warns on silver and national debt renewal. He notes Texas crops and cattle prices improving and comments on economic cycles since 1812.
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Resignation rumors swirl at State House over Major Merrill
Gossip rushes through the State House about Major Merrill resigning under fire while the document remains unseen. Governors and council at Bridgewater. insurance department quiet. Possible successors named include Senator Bradford and ex-Deputy Smith. Henry S Hyde of Springfield tied to the position. Hyde’s acceptance uncertain and nomination delayed.
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Judge overrules demurrer in Jeffries v Lynn & Boston RR
Equity judge Mason rules against the railroad after Jesse W. Jeffries sued for $6000 alleging failure to get off at Lawrence Street Chelsea. Jeffries boarded in Scollay square March 14 and rode beyond, was arrested for fare evasion, posted bail next morning, and seeks damages from the carrier.
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Ohio gold Democrats convene in Columbus in 1896 style
The gold Democratic State convention in Columbus drew 300 to 400 participants with Judge Beer presiding. Watterson Carlisle and Bynum delivered letters and speeches favoring the gold standard, civil service reform, and repudiation of Chicago and St Louis doctrines while agreeing not to nominate a State ticket.
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Boy Allowed To Suffer After Street Accident
A 14 year old boy from 3 Ruggles street was hit by a drag across Tremont street and sustained a scalp wound and bruises. Patrolman Whalen escorted him to Station 4 against the doctor’s wish to take him to the Emergency Hospital. The officer cited police policy to avoid sending cases to the Emergency Hospital though the hospital reported ongoing discrimination against its victims.
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Miners Seek Prompt Settlement After Convention Session
Columbus Sept 9 The miners convention stayed in executive session and adjourned without a vote on the proposed settlement. President Ratchford forecast a settlement and anticipated endorsement of the national board’s recommendation. Delegates, many uninstructed, urged discussion of local conditions before voting. If sentiment holds, the operators’ price terms may be accepted and work resume.
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Josephine Whaling Voyage Tops Record Oil Haul
The Boston bark Josephine under Captain Howard returned to New Bedford with 1100 barrels of sperm oil, part of a larger haul that included about 1500 barrels shipped home by other vessels. Owned by Richard T. Green, she left Here in 1880 for the Pacific, sixteen months ago, amid a fleet of about forty whalers. Only five others from the Pacific voyage have returned to Massachusetts. many were wrecked or sold on the Pacific coast.
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African Laborers Expelled From Colón Route
Authorities decide to repatriate African laborers recently imported along the Panama Canal line. They will sail home on the Holyrood. After beriberi outbreaks and uprisings demanding wages without work, troops were sent to quell disturbances and order is now restored.
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Life Insurance on Kelley After Dover Murder
In Dover a check arrived at Union Mutual Insurance of Portland for a $2500 policy held by Joseph E. Kelley, murderer of Cashier Stickney. Since premiums were paid up to arrest, the company may settle with his estate once executed, as the crime-execution clause is absent. Kelley may assign his rights to obtain funds for counsel.
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