Vermont election results hint at Republican edge
Reports from Burlington to White River Junction indicate a large Republican majority likely, with turnout described as the largest ever in some towns. Indications show a close race for governor and lieutenant governor, while statewide votes and future legislature seats will influence a successor to Senator Norville.
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White River Junction
Pingree
Kedin
Farnham
Phelps
Vermont
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Redington
Diaries Reveal Strife and Theft in Greeley Party
Army officials say diaries from the Greeley expedition show two factions led by Sergeants Lang and Brainard with internal disputes during Arctic rescue. They report rations being stolen by Dr. Pavy and others, some birds hoarded, but no cannibalism mentioned. Public release of the diaries awaits an official investigation.
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Greeley
Lang
Brainard
Gree
Henry
Army
Senator Anthony Dies After Vertigo Fails to Improve
Providence report states Senator Henry B. Anthony died at 1 45 PM after a sudden vertigo, a convulsion, and rapid decline following breakfast. He had appeared in good spirits earlier, with a comfortable night and breakfast at 10 AM. The Minneapolis fair covered Jay Eye Lee's attempt to beat 2 10 in the mile, hampered by gale winds and a rough track.
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Henry B. Anthony
Minneapolis
Minn
Jay-Eye Lee
Bithers
Chicago
Jay-Eye-See
Illinois board orders expulsion of Jersey cattle from 1854 state fair
President Landrigan of the Illinois state board of agriculture declares the board will remove Jersey cattle from the 1854 state fair due to alleged West herd disease. Officials will enforce the law allowing quarantine and rental of infected cattle within thirty days before the exhibition.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Landrigan
Illinois State Board of Agriculture
First International Electrical Exhibition Opens in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hosts the first American international electrical exposition with President Arthur promising a future visit. Mayor welcomes guests and Prof William P Latham delivers the inaugural address as Governor Pattison opens the event. Grand success indicated.
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Philadelphia
America
Arthur
Wm. P. Latham
Pattison
Sonohee
Transcontinental railroad association to meet in Saratoga
The western railroads in the California trade will hold an executive session at Union here in a week or ten days to regulate rates and secure a more sound basis for the association.
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Trans-Continental Association
Missouri Valley
California
Iand Union
Butler arrival dawns in Grand Rapids with throng
General Butler reached Grand Rapids Michigan on September 2 accompanied by N H Plympton and Ex Senator Ames. A procession greeted him at the depot while three to four thousand people gathered at the hotel to welcome the visit.
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Michigan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Butler
Sam
N.H. Plympton
Ames
Republican State Convention Opens in Houston
The Republican state convention convened in Houston at 10 o clock. A J Rosenthal of Fayette was named temporary chairman. Committees were appointed, and a recess followed.
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Tex
A. J. Rosenthal
Fayette
Death of Sir Robert Terrens and global crisis notes
Reports from London Cairo Rome Hong Kong Hamburg Madrid Napies Shanghai detail royal death, relief expedition delays, cholera outbreaks with deaths, slave trades and fears, naval operations and trade bloc, French warnings, mass panic and expulsion rumors as wars and uprisings unsettle 1890 era global fronts.
Murderer hanged in Allegheny County for murder
The report outlines the execution of Martin Weinberger in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania for murder. He was the first Jew hanged in Allegheny County, witnessed by about fifty people, including press. He slept well, ate breakfast, walked to the scaffold, and was executed without religious services.
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Prrisburg
Martin Weinberger
Weinberger
Allegheny County
United States
Officer stabbed while arresting Italians in Pirrspurc
Police Officer Little arrested two Italians named Deardi and Finchi for fighting in the street today. While escorting them to the Twelfth ward station he was attacked with a knife by a friend of the prisoners and stabbed in the back several times. He held on and placed the pair behind bars before collapsing from blood loss. The wounds include gashes on the back and a deep neck cut. His condition is serious and recovery doubtful. the assailant has not yet been captured.
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Little
Deardi
Finchi
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Veardi
Cowboys Suspected Hang Missing Horse Thieves in Montana
Major J W Headway reports a Missouri river steamer picked up five men on a raft near Rocky Point and turned them over to cowboys to be delivered to the sheriff. The boat could not proceed due to low water, and no further word has emerged. One believed prisoner was Jerry Owens, a notorious horse thief. others unnamed. The cattle range area is sparsely settled and facts are hard to confirm.
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Jerry Owens
Turmoil at Chattan and Henley Harbor sparks casualties
Reports from Chattan and Henley Harbor on the Brador coast describe orange and Catholic clashes with firearms. Some killed and many wounded. A British warship is reportedly dispatched to the scene.
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Chattan
Henley Harbor
Brador
Newfounland Pever
Republican State Convention Nominates Moody Currier
Concor, New Hampshire September 2 The Republican state convention met and named Moody Currier as governor candidate. The assembly endorsed President Arthur's administration and national Republican party aims. A free vote is demanded.
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Steamer A. M. Jarrett Burns in Quincy Harbor
Report from Quincy Illinois says the steamer A. M. Jarrett owned by Quincy mayor A M Jarrett was burned this morning. The vessel valued at 16000 dollars. Separate dispatch notes Erie and Grand Trunk rail war with Wabash Pacific office. tickets to St Louis sold for 17 dollars.
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Post-Dispatch
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Illi
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New York
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Erie
Grand Trunk Railroad
Wabash Pacific
Fire at Rice & Hutchins Shoe Factory
Marlboro Massachusetts fire destroys the Rice and Hutchins shoe factory in Rostos area this morning. The blaze employed over 200 workers and caused an estimated loss of 40 thousand six hundred dollars.
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Rice & Hutchins
Rostos
Destruction of Wood’s Flour Mill in Alabama Fire
Columns Ga Sept 2 reports a severe fire destroying Wood’s flour mill in Alabama. The blaze caused about 1 033 dollars in damage with 50 000 of insurance coverage noted as partially insured. An incendiary motive is suspected.
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Couumnes
Wood
Fire destroys Granville treasurer’s office in Mass
A blaze in Granville Massachusetts on September 2 destroyed the city treasurer’s office and damaged surrounding buildings. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars, with partial insurance coverage.
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Granville
Mass
Imitators Seek to Match Royal Baking Powder's Merit
The piece argues that counterfeit brands imitate the Royal Baking Powder, claiming equal quality. It notes many imitations like Snow ball Resurrection Earthquake seek expert certificates to prove parity, but says genuine Royal remains superior and all shams acknowledge its prominence.
Indigestion Relief Offered by Sher aa Bitters
An advertisement promotes Sher aa Bitters as a remedy for indigestion. It claims the product has been available for years, thoroughly tested, and provides complete satisfaction when taken as directed.
Dr Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup Ad Prospect
A historical ad touts Dr Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup as the originator’s remedy for coughs colds throat and lung afflictions. It promotes a 50 cent and 1.00 price and notes availability through sellers.
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Dr. Bosanko
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Phelen
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