Dr Adelaide Richardson Ends Her Life at Mt Holyoke Seminary
Springfield Mass September 17 Dr Adelaide Richardson of Mt Holyoke seminary South Headley died Tuesday night by suicide while temporarily insane. She was 47, trained at Ann Arbor, practiced in Jamaica Plain and Boston area before rejoining the seminary last week. Her remains were taken to Wellaston for burial.
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The Liberator for Jumbo Death Stir at Barnum Show
Barnum pensioned keeper Matthew Scott who tended Jumbo since age three. General Manager Hickson says the Grand Trunk Railway bears no fault for Jumbo the elephant being struck and killed by a freight train at St Thomas. Officials report fences were cut and Jumbo driven across the track, and a crossing would have warned the crew.
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Labor unrest threatens strike on Union Pacific
Omaha reports fear of a great strike on the Union Pacific as knights of labor join miners in demanding the dismissal of Chinese workers. Managers vow resistance, while military force looms to stamp out lawlessness, with a full walkout anticipated among shopmen, firemen, and engineers if the order goes out.
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Lawsuit Moves to Set Aside Dynamite Verdict
Zachary Taylor Berry won $5000 damages from Stephen Young over a dynamite explosion on Youngs premises. Counsel moves in the supreme court to set aside the verdict citing a juror who says he formed an opinion before deliberations. Joseph R. May, who lost an eye and hearing, plans a $10,000 suit against Young. Trial slated for the next term.
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Abbott Grays Elect Officers At annual Meeting
Lowell Mass Sept 17 At the Abbott Grays annual meeting officers were elected President J W Cook Townsend vice presidents Col James Francis and Richard Pendergast Lowell secretary treasurer W F McAlpine Lawrence About 860 attended the regiment reunion The old officers were reelected The next reunion place was left to the executive committee Speeches were given by George W Morse Boston Gen Cogswell Salem Col James Francis and Maj hi G Q Wentworth Lowell May John A Fox Boston and others
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Kyle firm suspends over forged notes probe
Toronto wholesale liquor dealer William Kyle & Co has suspended operations pending investigation into forged notes totaling about 12000 dollars drawn in favor of the firm. The notes, repudiated as forgeries by alleged makers, were deposited to the firm’s credit. Colen Munroe, Kyle’s partner, is suspected to have forged signatures and has disappeared.
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Fowler Named Augusta Postmaster in Surprising Move
Special Despatch to the Boston Post from Augusta Maine reports the announcement of Lemuel B Fowler as postmaster caused excitement. Col Morton and prominent Democrats had lobbied the president leading to Fowler a longtime dry goods merchant and lifelong Democrat with prior service as postal clerk under Buchanan. Citizens welcome the choice though some regret Morton did not receive it.
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War ner Silver Compromise Stalls in Washington Stalemate
Washington reports Rep Warner of Ohio seeks talks with Secretary Manning and Treasurer Jordan on a proposed silver compromise bill while Bland and Reagan resist compromises. President Cleveland’s stance remains anti silver, and control of the House on coinage looms as a major factor. Postmaster appointments across New England states and Vermont through Connecticut are announced, alongside Ottawa recognizing James Whelan as U S consul at Ft Erie. Election leave rules tighten, with no partisan campaigning by government staff.
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No Little Hard Feeling Against Col Morton
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports the resolution of a bitter contest over Col Morton’s nomination. The president’s decision ends a heated struggle with Blaine, Morton’s opponents, and allies, amid backroom moves by E C Allen and Oscar Holway. Public sentiment favors giving townspeople a direct say, while mourning the strain on Morton’s loyal supporters and noting Fowler’s denial of candidacy.
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Augusta Postmaster Pick Set as Fowler Succeeds Manley
Washington reports Col Morton expresses satisfaction with the outcome as Lemuel B. Fowler is appointed postmaster of Augusta to replace Manley. Morton anticipated the change, and Manley congratulates Fowler while preparing to hand over the office. Transfer slated for October 1.
Mexico Diaz hints at diplomacy amid cabinet lull
President Diaz’s annual message before Congress in Mexico City discusses cordial ties with the United States, renews focus on treaties and tariffs, and notes ongoing financial strains. He favors ratification of postal and extradition pacts, a commerce treaty with Sweden and Norway, and continuing debt arrangements while Yaqui campaigns pause until after the rainy season.
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Miners Cite Grievances in Chinese Labor Dispute
In Evanston Wyoming on September 17 miners presented grievances to Isaac H. Bromley Assistant to Union Pacific President Adams. They accuse favoritism toward Chinese workers paying pit bosses for best rooms and fraudulent weighing of coal with white workers denied fair chances. The miners ask to reinstate discharged workers and exclude Chinese from mines until peace returns. Bromley says negotiations cannot proceed until miners have full access to property and liberty to work without violence. Chinese employment likely stays in abeyance until peace is secured and troops are no longer needed.
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Brainerd Bank Defaulter Escapes Boston Detectives
Winnipeg reports Brainerd the Vermont bank defaulter is in Hamilton at the Queen’s hotel and plans to join his wife. He reportedly escaped Boston detectives in Minneapolis with help from Chief Detective John O’Connor and Detective Saxe. His route went through St Paul Omaha Kingston Hamilton via Detroit to cross a river ferry. Detective Wood says no $10,000 reward yet and suspects the prisoner is hidden not far from St Paul, possibly in Canada.
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Democrats make Readiness for Boston Port Collector
In town for Mystic Park races and horse buying Hon George M Stearns of Chicopee is seen as likely to be appointed Boston port collector replacing Worthington. Congressman Lovering and Internal Revenue Collector Pratt traveled to and from towns while Col Lewis Col Coveney and other figures moved about state headquarters. A rumor of agents and a planned announcement circulates as local Democrats meet informally and await news.
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Self defense shooting arraignment in Somerville court
Charles O Frost, 28, a Boston bookkeeper, faced an assault charge after he shot Orrin Sanborn in what witnesses termed self defense. Sanborn, 25, Belmont driver, lay hospitalized with a left chest wound and facial injuries as authorities noted prior harassment by hoodlums.
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Gladstone manifesto to constituents outlines reforms and foreign policy
The article reports Mr Gladstone's forthcoming manifesto in Midlothian. It outlines his 20 sections on renewal of trust, Afghan settlement, South Africa policy, Egypt withdrawal, land transfer and taxation, disestablishment risk, and Irish question. He cautions against civil strife and defends reform of the legislature and the Lords while acknowledging past errors.
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Miners Trapped At Oakwell Colliery Rescue Efforts Ongoing
A Derby despatch reports a severe accident at Oakwell colliery Ilkstone eight miles from Derby. The shaft was blocked and 300 miners were said entombed, with rescue attempts via the furnace shaft. A later despatch states all trapped miners were rescued.
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Exiled Poles Avenged and Other 19th Century News
Paris Temps notes 30000 Polish expulsions from Posen Prussia hurting Dantzig trade and debtors. Galician deputies may question expulsion legality. French academy rejects cholera vaccine matter as protection. skin injections fail. Telegraph conference to reconvene in Paris 1890 tariffs to start July 1886. Varde bank suspends after capital loss. several officials arrested. London wool sales dull with 10700 bales. Havana fortresses strengthened. Berlin denial of German naval buildup.
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Attleboro Fair Shines As Prize Yarn And Races Thrill
Attleboro Massachusetts Sept 17 third day of the Farmers and Mechanics association fair drew strong attendance. Davis sewing machine won first prize. bicycle races featured 3:37 winning time by William Ames and various silver and gold medals. Trotting events saw Obey Dildock win 2:3714 in 2:28 pace money.
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Apparently Fair Proposition for Millville Rubber Strikers
After seven weeks idle the Millville Woonsocket Rubber workers reject a plan to match Boston Rubber Shoe wages. Boss Banigan offers 16 cents per pair first quality and 15 cents second, proposes a month trial to compare yields, and vows to hire new men if strikers refuse. State police guard boarding sites at Uxbridge amid threats and boycotts by Knights of Labor.
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