Republican Senators Hold a Caucus on Senate Agenda Plans
Washington reports a Republican Senate caucus led by Edmunds set a list of bills for priority after the land grant forfeiture issue. They aim to limit business to 12 items including anti lottery mail, timber culture repeal, private land claim courts, eight hour work rules, revenue marine transfer, pure food, and telegraph regulation, with adjournment timing tied to tariff passage.
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Congress
Edmunds
Conference Committee
Supreme Court
Revenue Marine Service
Treasury
Navy Department
Paddock Pure Food
Torrey Bankruptcy
District of Columbia
Pension Appeal Sustained for Oscar C. Marsh
Assistant Secretary Lussey grants Marsh of Company C, One Hundred and Sixty-sixth Ohio Volunteers a pension after the 1846 Fort Reynolds incident. A detail gun incident left him with a disabling hand injury. The revolver in a comrade’s effects, placed in Marsh’s pocket, caused the wound. Supreme authority finds pensionable status due to lack of contributory negligence.
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Lussey
Oscar C. Marsh
Ohio Volunteers
Commissioner of Pensions
Fort Reynolds
Battery Garashe
General Bussey
Population updates for Maine cities and state
The census office reports Bangor 19009, up 234. Rockland 8137, up 588. Maine's total population is 660261, up 11325 in ten years, a 1.75 percent rise.
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Maine
Bangor
Rockland
Signal Service Inspection Ordered for Lt Ellis Stations
Second Lieutenant Frank W. Ellis of the signal corps, now at Norfolk Virginia, is ordered to inspect signal service stations at New Brunswick New Haven New London Nantucket Block Island Narragansett Pier Vineyard Haven Wood's Hall Manchester Northfield Ithaca Was Harrisburg. He is authorized to condemn and destroy property found worthless.
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Signal Service Inspection
Frank W. Ellis
Signal Corps
Norfolk
New Brunswick
N. J
New Haven
New London
Connu
Block Island
Narragansett Pier
Nantucket
Vineyard Haven
Wood’s Hall
Mass
Manchester
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Northfield
Ithaca
N. Was
Harrisburg
Penn
Ellis
Five Days in Open Boats Behring Sea Shipwreck Crew
The J J Lewis arrived in San Francisco with 2594 sealskins after a Behring Sea voyage. It carried eleven survivors from the G White, who had been afloat five days after their vessel wrecked southeast of Copper Island. One crewman, James Carr, died from wounds after natives shot three men while seeking shelter and water. The rescued group reached Copper Island and later the Kartuk.
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San Francisco
J. J. Lewis
Behring Sea
Copper Island
G. White
James Carr
Carr
Halibut Schooners Arrive From Iceland With Large Yields
Gloucester reports the schooner Commonwealth arriving from Iceland with 25 000 pounds of halibut and the A D Story returning with 170 000 pounds. Captain McKinnon notes gales and a cyclone near Green Bank. Icebergs were sighted off lat 54 25 R 45 20. Inhabitants of Catilina N F note poor fishing that season.
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Commonwealth
Iceland
McKinnon
Dyrefjord
Green Bank
A. D. Story
Tioe
Ryan
Straits of
Belle Isle
Bonne Bay
Concord
Landseer
Marge
John W. Bray
Catilina
N. F
Newport keeps Coggeshall in mayor's chair amid party shifts
Newport Rhode Island voters reelect Mayor Coggeshall by 108 votes, an increase of 64 from last fall. Democrats gain one alderman but lose three councilmen. turnout delayed until 4:10 this morning. Voters approve spending 8000 dollars for a new engine house by a large margin.
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Coggeshall
Honey
Illinois Central President Fish Defends Management
President Stuyvesant Fish of the Illinois Central rebutted a circulated attack on his leadership. He blamed stockholder manipulation for a brief stock drop and asserted the railway’s finances are solid with gross earnings up by 1.7 million last year. He cited major purchases and capacity increases as evidence of sound expansion and dividend intent.
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Carcado, Ill
Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois Central
Stock Exchange
Fish
Market Strains Rise Amid Money Shortage and Tariff Talk
The New York market shows increased activity at higher prices as money remains tight. Analysts warn of further strain unless the government deposits funds in national banks. sugar, bonds, and the tariff bill dominate the docket with calls for radical reforms. Local sentiment tracks New York, while oil, coal, and railroad plans surface among broader market observations.
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New York
Treasury
Chicago
In Washington Its Resources and the Population Visit to Train
A Puget Sound visit notes rapid growth in Tacoma and Seattle, forecasts a population boom, and highlights immigration patterns. The piece profiles George Francis Train, describing his Tacoma home, eccentric hospitality, and a scene with a dozen visiting children.
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George Francis Train
Porriano
Puget Sound
Tacoma
New England
New York
Washington
Union
Europe
Daho
Middle Interior States
Kansas
Omaha
London
Madison Square
Propria
George Francis
Portland
Marriages and obituaries listed for Milton to Worcester
A column of marriage notices lists Zerrhan Whitney, Armstong Ford, Fenno Rossburg, Carlton Monroe, Keay Fox, Hayes Dorr, McWilliams Robarts, Hale Kinsman, and Dodge. Obituaries include Sarah Hersey, Abner Lowell Jr., Benjamin Teeling, John Welch, Mary Doyle, Abbie Smith, Benjamin Goddard, Charles Quinn, Mercy Hamblin. Individual ages and residences noted across Boston area, Cambridge, Allston, Winchester, Newton, South Boston, Milton, Montpelier.
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Zerrahn—Whitney
Milton
Roderick Stebbins
Constance
Henry Austin Whitney
Franz Eduard Zerrahn
Boston
Armstrong—Ford
Martha Scoville
Montpelier
G. W. Gallagher
H. B. Frissell
Samuel Co. Armstrong
Hampton
Mary Alice Ford
S. P. Ford
Lisbon
Sadie J. Roberts. Hale
Kinsman
Winchester
T. F. Waters
Ipswich
D. A. Newton
Arthur W. Hale
Edith W. Kinsman
William H. Kinsman
Dodge
Lorin Dodge
Hersey
Sarah T. Hersey
Rufus Hersey
Lowell
Allston
Nancy W
Captain Abner Lowell, Jr
Benjamin Teeling
Welch
South Boston
John Welch
Doyle
Ae Eee
Mary Doyle
Y. Smith
Newton
Abbie
Elisha Smit Goddard
AL Chestnut Hill
Benjamin Goddard
Quinn
Charles Quinn
Hamblin
Mercy
Mamblin
Frank H. Laublin
Worcester
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Post Office Square
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire