Supreme Court halts Graves execution with new trial chance
Denver and Providence dispatches report Dr. T Thatcher Graves freed from solitary confinement by a writ of error and supersedeas, delaying the hanging. Attorneys say a new trial is unlikely. the court will set a new date if granted. Mrs Graves and family react with mixed joy and worry as the case moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Graves
Supreme Court
Kansas
Providence
Isaac N. Stevens
T. Thatcher Graves
Barnaby
Colorado
Conrad
Atlanta City Attorney in violent confrontation with conductor
On a January ride downtown Col. John B. Goodwin blocked a conductor named Levins after his wife and a friend were insulted. Goodwin punched and beat the man with a cane, then pursued him when Levins fled, amid a crowded urban scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John B. Goodwin
Georgia
Reyretty Oe
Col. Goodwin
Es Man
Jon
Win
Levins
Walter Elliott Praises Cardinal Manning as Honest and Bold
The Rev. Walter Elliott of the Paulist Fathers lectured on Cardinal Manning before the Catholic Young Men's Association. He split Manning’s career into three phases, praising his intellect and zeal while noting his courage and empathy for Ireland and the Irish, and comparing him to Gladstone in political evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Elliott
Paulist Fathers
Cardinal Manning
Catholic Young Men's Association
Father Elliott
Cardinal
Carolina
Merman
New- Bian
Aviar Vel
Fatheriliott
Gladstone
Salen
Ireland
Reform conference address favors suppression of saloon
At the reform conference in Curiaco on January 27 the push for nationalizing liquor traffic failed to appear in the People’s party address for St Louis. The amended document supports suppression of the saloon, government control of transport, limited land ownership, and neutralizes private finance, signed by Ignatius Don Weaver and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
People’s Party
St. Louis
Prohibition Party
National Reform Party
Theeneral
Ignatius D
Ignatius Don- Weaver Bos
J. Wheeler
Giller
E. Evans
H. 8. Taylor
Gallant Yet Mustered Out Gen Barnum Dies Quietly
Gen Henry A Barnum war veteran and port warden of New York died at his rooms in the Sixth Avenue Hotel at 100 West 44th Street after several days of critical illness. He had shown no expectation of a rapid death despite his failing health. Doctors had treated a meteorologic complaint noted Sunday by Dr B G Carleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Barnum
New Yoak
West 44Th St
Sixth Avenue Hotel
Bar
B. G. Carleton
First Rain For A Year In Arizona Storm Deluge
Rain began in central and northern Arizona on Tuesday and lasted all day. It is the first real rainstorm since February 15, 1891, and is timely for thousands of acres of grain in the Salt and Gila valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temper
Ann
Arizona
Salt
Gila
Skin graft trial heals burn victim in Philadelphia
Mary Reilly of Port Richmond suffered severe burns last May and died skin grafting with tiny skin particles. Doctors at Episcopal Hospital used about 2000 grafts to cover the wounds, discovering adhesion and new tissue growth. The patient was discharged after recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mary Reilly
Port Richmond
Episcopal Hospital
Tunis
Haseltine
Three Roads to Be Absorbed in Railway Consolidation
A Republic report from Evansville says the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroad will absorb the Indianapolis Decatur & Western and Terre Haute & Peoria, possibly the Iowa Central, creating a Cincinnati to St. Louis line via Metcalf. The Vandalia would be affected as freight receipts and Cincinnati connections change. deal could close within 90 days with early observations by C H & D officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Republic
Evansville
Ind
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Decatur & Western
Terre Haute & Peoria
Iowa Central
Cincinnati
Northwest
Metcalf
Peoria
Decatur
Hamilton &Ayton
New York Poultry Show to Open at Madison Square Garden
The third annual New York Poultry and Pigeon Association exhibition starts next Wednesday at Madison Square Garden and runs a week. Fowls from around the world compete for first and second prizes with three levels of honorable mention in many classes. There are 320 classes entered and incubator contests planned with expectations of about 2000 chickens 800 ducks and 500 goslings hatched if incubators run smoothly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Poultry and Pigeon Association
Madison Square Garden
Pennsylvania
Coal Strike Threat Looms in Monongahela District
In ClarkseurG West Virginia on January 30 a major coal strike is threatened within 30 days. Miners receive 3.33 cents per bushel while operators plan an 8 cent per bushel cut. If not accepted, mines may shut indefinitely with workers facing high company store costs making living wages unattainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkseurg
W. Va
Monongahela
Will of Jerome I. Case Filed In Racine County Court
In Racroz Wisconsin on January 27 the County Court admitted the last will of Jerome I. Case to probate. The estate is valued at 1 1 0 0 000 with 1 000 000 in personal property and 100 000 in real estate. The widow receives the Main street homestead and 100 000 plus bank stock. Charles H. Lee gets 80 000 in trust for his children. Sister Mrs. Wright receives 50 000 in trust and Florence Holbrook 2090. The remainder goes to the children and Jackson I. Case is named manager of the J I Case Chreshing Machine Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Lee
Wright
Denver
Florence Holbrook
Chicago
Jackson I. Case
J. I. Case Chreshing Machine Works
Express Messengers' Brotherhood Faces Express Firms
In St. Louis on January 27, the nascent Express Messengers' Brotherhood is eyed by express companies seeking to suppress the movement. The national union plans to join the Federation of Railroad Employes and press demands for alleged wrongs after admittance. Company executives say they are counting members to force withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expressmen’s
St. Louis
Express Messengers’ Brotherhood
Southern Express Messengers
East
Mississippi
Federation of Railroad
Southern Express Company
Messrs
Wells
Road
Amercan and
Wells, Fargo
Supt. Adams
The
Adams
Brotherhood
Smallpox Outbreak Among Chinese at Angel Island Quarantine
In San Francisco on January 30 reports indicate most of about 600 Chinese at Angel Island quarantine may contract smallpox. Officials count 12 cases but rumors place 30, as many conceal illness to avoid white medical treatment. Six customs officers are barred from returning to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Angel Island
Mail Ship Stricken With Fever at Quarantine
The British steamer Marcia bound from Brazil to the United States and Brazil route reports four deaths from yellow fever among her crew after quarantine at Santos. Passengers quote fear of contagion and demand proper accommodations. The vessel will sail up after fumigation at quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marcia
United States & Brazil Mail Steamship Company
Victorias
Brazil
St. Thomas
Santos
Alex McDonald
Navy
Metcalf
John Andersen
Andrew Smith
Cant
Victoria
James Gordon
Fire destroys French church in Auppanry New York
A morning blaze at 4 15 in Auppanry New York consumed the frame church of the Assumption on Hamilton street. Father Lavi tried to save the sacrament but escaped as the building burned. The fire also gutted the pastor's home and three other dwellings, with total losses around 30000 dollars amid subzero temperatures and strong winds. Firefighters battled for hours in bitter cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auppanry
N. Y
Miss Barton urges massive Red Cross famine relief for Russia
Clara Barton president of the American Red Cross calls on Boston New York and Philadelphia to raise 26000 each or 75000 total to ship four car loads of food from New York to Libeau. Dr J H Hubbell and assistants will ensure delivery. Walter Kempster notes Russia famine zone covers a vast area with over 35000000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton
Red Cross Society
Russia
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Saya
Libeau
Miss Barton
J. Bh. Hubbell
American Red Cross Society
Riggs & Co
Washington
Walter Kempster
United States
Europe
Five Killed and Five Wounded in Rush Run Mine Blast
In Fayette county West Virginia a blast during blasting at Rush Run coal mine killed five men and wounded five. All victims were Black. The deceased include Clarence Hill John Porter and James Booker from Albemarle Virginia. Wounded include Billy Bil Daniel Robinson Charles McAlung Jack Ne Thomas Sellars from Augusta County. The injured were brought to Staunton tonight.
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Daniel Robinson
Charles McAlung
Jack Ne
Thomas Sellars
Augusta Coun
Staunton
South America
Manuel Parton
Davis
Will Jones
Audenreidh
Penn
Philadelphia & Reading
New Castle
Acting
Emneer Ziegler
Paul
Jacob Irner
John Wintergeen
Henry Sands
Polaris
Stettin
Sandy Hook
Frank Smith
H.C. Jewett
Aurora
N. Y
Burdette
Pottawatomie Reservation
Henry G. Dowd
Jack the Slasher
New York
Judee Fitzgerald
Dowd
Auburn
Robert G. Ingersoll
Moncure D, Mway
Paine
Chickering Hall
Manhattan Liberal Club
Chicago
Chicago Av
Texas Rangers
Sergt. Kinson
Palito Blanco Ranch
Burlington & Quincy
Frasier
Gov. McKinley
Milwaukee
Harriett L. Packer
Packer Institute For
Brooklyn
Packer Institute
Alonzo Crittenden
Manker
Indianapolis Surgical Institute
Leonora Knowles
McLain
Burlington la
Bennett & Frantz Carriage Works
Addison Kingsbury
Marietta
Oventey, Conn
Andover Theological Seminary
Ono
Marietta College
Spring Garden National Bank of Philadelphia
Spring Garden Bank
Francis Kennedy
Henry Kennedy
Queen and Crescent
Meriden
Miss
Round House
Lhe
Glasgow
Wesley Newcomb
Ithaca
Ezra Cornell
University At
Manning F. Knapp
New Jersey Supreme Court
Hudson County Circuit Court
Court House
Thursda
Fayette County
W. Ve
Clarence Hill
John Porter
Janes Booker
Albemarle County
W. Va
Alexander Hill
Charles McClung
Jack Stuart
Augusta County
Cumberland Gap
George Myers
Kendallville
Marion
Garza
United States
Mexico
Langevin
Father Point
Que
Rimouski
Wisconsin Central to Run Trains by Electrical Power
General Manager Ainslen of the Wisconsin Central said trains may run on electricity before the Columbian exposition ends. He noted the rapid progress of electrical uses in moving trains and predicted surprising developments from a major electrical company soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcaco
Ainslen
Wisconsin Central
Flint glass workers return after strike in Penn
Flint glass workers who struck yesterday resume work this morning at seven factories as a joint committee of workers and manufacturers investigates. The objectionable rule that caused the strike will not be enforced in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrspurg. Penn
Circuit Court decision on church property fight in Chicago
The Circuit Court of Chicago ruled in the Evangelical church dispute, Esher and Bowman faction prevailing over Dubbs, involving property valued at about $1,000,000. Also noted are a series of separate stories from finance to crime and politics, including a Pennsylvanian Democratic convention plan and a fatal Jersey City shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Pittsb
Senator Quay
Post Publishing Company
A. J. Barr
James Mills
Shepard
Circuit Court of Chicago
Esher
Aubrey
Blue Point
E. Russell Warren
Windsor
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Wilkesbarre
National Farmers’ Alliance
Chicago
Hopkins Place Savings Bank
Baltimore
St. Mark's Hospital
New York
Custom House
Koch
America
John Ford
Hastings
N.Y
Robert G. Ingersoll
Elizabeth Ford
Annie
Archbishop Corrigan
Mgr. McDonnel
Bermuda
Wiley R. Brasfield
Lexington
Cirra Bracht
Pennsylvania
Democratic State Executive Committee
Parkers UT
Batch of sensational dispatches from all over the world
Reports recount fatal blasts in Pennsylvania and West Virginia, a ship’s overdue arrival near New Jersey, and a Chicago water scare. Notable incidents include a death toll from mining and railway accidents, a New York acquittal of a knife attack suspect, Paine anniversary speeches, and a Quebec bishop’s passing.
Frugal Eating and Wine Gifts for Pope Leo XIII
A Vatican correspondent describes the pope's simple meals: breakfast a cup of goat milk with coffee, dinner a basin of broth and meat with an orange, supper another broth and a boiled egg. He drinks Bordeaux sparingly, a barrel sent annually from Gironde, while Vatican cellars hold famed Rhine wines of 1812 and aged Spanish cognacs of uncertain origin.
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Leo XIII
Vatican
Bordeaux
Gironde
New York Trade Weekly Notes Mixed Signals In 1891
R G Dun & Co reports a detectable but uneven uptrend in trade with prices generally lower. exports in December near 120 million dollars. 1891 foreign trade tops prior years. Business failures total 263 in the United States and 44 in Canada, down from prior weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Farmers Hold Wheat As Prices Lag Behind
President Ean of the Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City notes western farmers especially in Kansas and Nebraska will hold grain until prices rise. Missouri Kansas & Texas blocks grain to New Orleans, disrupting shipments from Memphis. Illinois Central aims to send flour to Cuba with a millers’ excursion Feb 24. floor duty to Cuba drops to $1 per 200 pound sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Ean
Chicago, St. Paul
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
New Orleans
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas &Texas
Memphis
Illinois Central
Chicago
Fish
Northwest
Cuba
Minneapolis
Strawboard Prices Rise Nationwide Under Strawboard Trust
Napiesville Indiana January 29 1892 strawboard mills across Indiana sign an agreement raising prices by 30 percent for 1892 forcing consumers to pay forty dollars per ton up from thirty dollars The move coordinated by the American Strawboard Company known as the Strawboard Trust ends earlier industry disputes The works in Napiesville belong to the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napiesville
Indiana
Themerican Strawboard Company
Benown
Strawboard Trust
Pccerns
Trust
Ottawa Trade Returns and Public Accounts Show Surplus
Trade returns for six months ending December 31 show exports worth 71,738,049 dollars, up from 62,141,210 last year, a gain of 8,896,839 dollars. Canada’s public accounts reveal consolidated fund revenue of 38,579,810 dollars and expenditures of 36,843,067 dollars, a 2,245,745 dollar surplus. Total debt stands at 289,899,22 dollars with assets at 52,090,14 and net debt of 237,809, an annual increase of 275 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Whiskey trust down Curcaco stock sales shake market
A distiller cited by officials of the Cattle Feeding and Distilling Company said major holders dumped whiskey trust stock recently and Eastern holders gained control. Edward Morris, son of Nelson Morris, confirmed selling much stock, noting Wall Street speculation and possible government probes without certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Cattle Feeding and Distilling Company
Internal Revenue Office
Whiskey Trust
Greerhut
Edward Morris
Nelson Morris
Walltreet
Wall Street
Silver Strike At Jack Pot Claim Shocks Creede
Orntree Colorado January 29. Croft Webb Dornelie report a tremendous strike at the Jack Pot claim with ore assays showing 220 ounces of silver per ton. Mining men are excited as Creede grows rapidly from a population of about 4600 to an expected 26000 by May 1 amid scarce housing and crowded railroad berths.
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Creede
Orntree
Col
Croft, Webb & Dornelie
Wae Ie
Trade in Border Silver Drops Us Mex Trade Prospects
El Paso Mexico City notes a sharp fall in silver bullion prices hurting cross border trade. Mexican silver dollar value sinks to about 71 to 70 cents as bankers warn a further drop to 70 percent is likely. One US dollar of goods would cost about 1.42 Mexican dollars plus transport and duties, a burden risking parity and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Mexico
United States
Reichstag Rejects Tariff Move on Foreign Corn Admission
Berwin reports the Reichstag yesterday rejected the tariff committee resolution in favor of admitting foreign corn without regard to country of origin, signaling a shift in agricultural trade policy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwin
Reichstag
Tariff Committee
Compromise Proposal Allows Free-Load of Foreign Corn
Origin and ministers proposed a compromise that free foreign corn stored in warehouses under the German customs union be admitted until April 40 at a reduced rate. It also covers corn already in bond by millers and extends to timber.
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Buc
von Boetticher
Not Touching Silk and Wine Duties in Paris
A Paris report states a U S minister Whitelaw Reid rejected晚 articles alleging ongoing talks in Paris to lower American duties on silks and wines in exchange for French concessions. Reid called the claims false after review by an Associated Press representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
United States
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Garza’s Mexican Front Moves Ahead as Diaz Opposition Grows
Groner correspondent visits Palito Blanco and meets F Mendoza publisher of Ellinterational. Mendoza says Garza commands about 400 men in Texas and a larger Mexico army. aims to strike after June elections with church backing, insisting the movement is a people’s fight for freedom not a single leader’s rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Tex
Groner
Palito Blanco
Garza
F. Mendoza
Ellinterational
Catarino Garza
Senor Mendoza
Diaz
Texas
Mexico
Church
Flowers On Display And Talk On Sewage Irrigation
A Horticultural Hall forenoon featured 60 Camellia varieties by Francis B. Hayes of Lexington and fine orchid displays from John L. Gardner and Bussey Institute Harvard. Dr H J Barnes lectured on irrigation with fresh sewage, urging irrigation as a key to strawberry and general plant growth. He cited sewage’s role as manurial, discussed soil, climate, and bacteriology, and read from Les Miserables on Paris sewerage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Francis B. Hayes
Lexington
John L. Gardner
Bussey Institution
Harvard
The
Horticultural Society
W. H. Spooner
Reuben Curtis
H. J. Barnes
Deer Island
North
Walch Soo
Boston
J. Barnes
Victor Huse
Paris
Railroads show Massachusetts leads in miles per square mile
Interstate Commerce Commission data reveal Massachusetts has the highest rail density with 3.73 miles of track per square mile. The report covers New England lines with over 3 million dollars in gross revenue and summarizes national employment, passenger counts, freight tonnage, train mileage, and casualty rates for 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Massachusetts
New England
Advice to a Young Man From Texas Siftings Ball Etiquette
A young man asks how to talk to a lady at a ball. The crowd advises discussing her beauty, then jokes about complimenting others’ ugliness. The piece captures light gossip and social impulse in a Texas Siftings column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Siftings
Furber Dies of Pneumonia at South Lawrence Mass
James T. Furber vice president and general manager of the Boston and Maine Railroad died in South Lawrence Massachusetts after a brief illness. Born in Somersworth New Hampshire June 28 1827 he worked as a printer in Great Falls and Boston before shaping railway growth including consolidations with several lines and service expansions. He served as general manager and later director and vice president and was active in banking and Masonry. He was twice married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Furber
Boston & Maine
South Lawrence
Mass
Mr. Furber
Somersworth
N. E
Great Falls
Boston
Journal
N. M
John B. Woods
New York
Thursday Sketcher
Jersey City
Eastern Railroad
Road
Furber
Astern
Boston & Lowell
Passumpsic
Massachusetts Central
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester
New England
Poughkeepsie
Massachusetts National Bank
Fraternal Shot Clash on Fall River Dock Stuns City
A father and son named James McDougall exchanged five shots at the Fall River Line pier as a steamer prepared to depart for New York. The 26 year old son fired at his 55 year old father wounding him in the chin arm hand and near the heart area. Police arrested the son while the father was taken to his home. Medical staff fear serious complications due to the elder man’s weak condition.
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Jersey City
N. J
Arthur Stockton
Columbus
John Quinn
Wanderer
Luther Stephens
Ann Stephens
Alabama
Chicago
Grady
Dowling
Tenderloin
William Cordis
New York Jewellers’ Board of Trade
New York City
Edward Scofield
David Keller
Herbert M. Condict
Kentucky
Piper
Fall River Line
Providence
New York
James McDougall
Fall River
James
James, Jr
James, Sr
Toan
Central
Hilliard
Disastrous Fire Destroys Newton Junction Factories
A major blaze last night destroyed Hoyt Taylor and Hurd's planing mill and box factory and damaged John and Brown's sawmill in Newton Junction New Hampshire. Lack of water prevented firefighting and about 50 workers lost their jobs as both buildings burned to the ground with extensive material loss. Hoyt Taylor and Hurd do not plan to rebuild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Junction
N. H
Dan
Hoyt, Taylor & Hauyd
Havertrill
John 8. Brown
Hoyt, Taylor & Hurd
F. Currier
John & Brown
Messrs. Hoyt
Taylor & Hurd
Dairymen Convene As Laval Separator Demo Noted
Avunury Missouri January 28 dairymen convene with L R Berry of Forest City illustrating the Laval separator. Prof Balentine explains the Babcock tester ahead of churn chemistry. Ex Gov Hoard criticizes milk pooling for creamery benefit. Awards announced for grain and corn related premiums and board premiums to local growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avunury
L. R. Berry
Forest City
O. Winslow
St. Albans
Thomas Doggett
Moore
Ynthrop
Willis Cob
M. L. Robbins
Winthrop
John
Gideon L. Spencer Dies At 88 In Pawtucket
Gideon L. Spencer dies at his North Main Street home in Pawtucket in his 89th year. A native of East Greenwich, he began work in mills at age seven and recalled early cotton manufacturing with Samuel Slater. He leaves two sons and three daughters. one son, Frank G. Spencer, heads the Worcester division of the New York Providence and Boston railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. 1
Gideon L. Spencer
Samuel Slater
North Mainst
Frank G. Spencer
Worcester Division
New York, Providence & Boston Railroad
East Greenwich
Nolin Wood
Bj Bomed
City leader and inventor dies after grip illness
An influential local figure who once ran an establishment with 26 workers and held multiple public posts died after an illness from grip. He helped raise a volunteer company during the Dorr war, helped found Ni senor & Co. steam fire engines, and served as director in several city corporations. He was one of six buried at Swan Point cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volun
Swan Point
Riede Island
Frm
Nisenor & Co
Preacher and Editor Rev Ebenezer Dawes Dies
Rev Ebenezer Dawes former editor of the Bristol County Republican dies of pneumonia in Lakeville Massachusetts. He served as pastor at Lakeville Congregational for about ten years after leading Dighton First Congregational for seventeen years. He attended Brown University and served as a stock holder in the Bristol County Republican for twenty years. He leaves a widow and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taratos
Mass
Ebenezer Dawes
Lakeville
Bristol County Republican
Petersham
Hon Ossian Ray Died in Lancaster N H Prominent NH Lawyer
Hon Ossian Ray aged 57 died Thursday afternoon in Lancaster New Hampshire. He was a leading NH figure, a lawyer with a large railroad practice, two-term U S congressman from the original third district, born December 13 1835 in Hinesburg Vt admitted to the bar in 1867 and served in the NH Legislature in 1863 and 1869. He was solicitor for Coos county 1862 72, delegate to the 1872 Republican national convention, and U S district attorney for New Hampshire from 1870 to 1880 resigning upon his nomination to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian Ray
Lancaster
N. H
New Hampshire
Hinesburg
Coos County
A Sure Thing for Him Jester
The fragment hints at a dialogue where a character named Jester appears certain of success while a poet is questioned about livelihood. Rondo responds by claiming victory in fasting competitions at a dime pa
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Smith
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Dr. Graves
Colorado Supreme Court
Gen. Barnum
National Prohibition
Wallis S. Barnum
Syracuse
Jamesville
Yuecelle County
Syracuse Institute
Ele
12Th
New York Volunteers
Blackburn's Ford
Bullen
Wadsworth
Butterfield
Malyeas Bill
Befield
Libby Prison
Gettysburg
Kout Mountain
Sherman
Savannah
Tahrashed the Conductor
Cincinnati, Hamlton & Dayton
Albany
Ottawa Trade Returns
Senor F. Mendoza
Lemploye
Sog
NEW England News
Death
States
Fall River Dock
Bristol Republican
William Sawyer
Bar Mills
Maine
Maine Mile Track Association
George Burnham
Portland
Oval
Libby
Augusta
Centennial Home For
Concord N. H
Amoskeag Company
Pas
Manchester
Grafton and Cook Bar Association
Pemigowasset House
Plymouth
Worcester
Board of Health
Ward
Darling Brothers
Lowell
Aldrich
Tecommissioners
Atlantic Mills Corporation
G. 5. Bullens
C. A. Braman
Ratekiide King
Quecy
King
Goodridge Manufacturing Company
Newport
RBL
John McMahon
Lawrence
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Waters & Shand
Cheshire Reservoir
David B. Bicker
Sond
Waterboro
Reker
12Th Maine Regiment
Sh FBI
Caco and Poel Building and Loan Association
Jonathan M. Morrill
Coatonesek
Ury
Charles R. W. Strong
Treamney
Washin
Stro
Rutland Vt
Hartford
Josiah Josselyn
Bridgewater
Josselyn
Lewis
Robert
Jairus
Lynn
Bay State
Ko Ofton
Theodore S. Dame
Suffolk
Orford
Dame
G. A. Somerby
Aicey Chiesa Whitman Vaughn
East Grave
Ch. R. L
Nidren
Ig Grou
Chiki G. May
AES
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Attle ‘Atleboro Agricultural
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