Don Cameron ally Reaver Risks Pennsylvanian Governor Run
The piece contends Reaver, aligned with Don Cameron, is harming the Democratic cause in Pennsylvania through incessant talking, suggesting Pattison may win the governorship as Reaver's vocal pace continues.
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Captain Eads Back in Europe Denies Mississippi Jetties Criticism
Capt. Eads travels in Europe to secure funds for his ship canal project and writes from Florence Italy dated July 14, 1883, to counter criticisms of the Mississippi jetties. The letter’s dating eases public anxiety about his whereabouts and plans.
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Precocious Missouri Parricide Sealed by Trial
A 12 year old boy in Missouri killed his father after a harsher beating than his brother's. The youthful parricide has been found guilty of first degree murder and awaits potential executive clemency. The case shocks with a child facing hanging, heightening horror of the crime.
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Fusionist County Convention Nominees in Knox County Me
The Knox county fusion convention met in Rockland with resolutions to nominate Democrats for register of deeds and county treasurer. In the afternoon, S. J. Gushee, W. S. Trish, J. O. Robinson, A. M. Jamison, and A. M. Sprague received nominations for various county offices.
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Isaac Bearce
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Horace M. Leighton
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Frank McGraw
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Willis H. Allen
Joseph Wilder
Pembroke
Henry L. Watts
Jonesport
Charles Blanchard
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Forest fires ease after rain across Michigan and New Jersey
Rain largely extinguishes fires in East Tawas Michigan while renewed blazes burn back pine timber north of Wilber. Two farmers are burned out J Smith and Wright lose homes fences and crops. In New Jersey Manahawkin woods burn over 30 miles with extensive losses over 100000. Fires also hit Union Street Bristol Fitchburg Knooach New Bedford Providences and Philadelphia with varying damages and injuries.
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Waterspout and floods sweep Ohio and Kentucky bridges
Summer storms in Millsburgh Ohio and Cincinnati Kentucky cause waterspouts and record floods. Bridges and buildings are destroyed or submerged, livestock drowned, crops lost, and rail travel disrupted. Licking River in Kentucky rises dramatically with houses, barns, and boats swept away. several drownings reported.
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Arabs Preparing for War in Egypt Crisis Escalates
Alexandria reports Arab deputation returns to lines with Pasha and Turkish support. Despatches describe Turkish troops, Arabi Pasha’s influence, and British plans. Berlin notes Russia shifts to hostile stance toward Britain over Egypt. Constantinople warns of rebel status and Turkish mobilization amid negotiations.
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Races at Saratoga and Buffalo Lead Weekend Sportcard
Weather cool and cloudy as Saratoga reports fast track and lively betting. Empress and Barbarian dead heat in race one, Glidelia wins race two, Bootjack tops race three, Rose takes race four. Buffalo results show multiple class finals with Lucrece and Flora F leading, plus a 2:23.40 time. Other cities report baseball and hockey scores across the east coast listings.
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Maine News: Army Worm Devastates Hampden Crops
The army worm is devastating crops at Hampden. The Commercial notes about 20 million feet of logs received at Bangor boom this year. George E Mansfield, pioneer narrow gauge railroad builder, works on his third line from Bridgton to Hiram. A Bethel spark factory accident injured Woodman Gerrish when a bit bored through his arm.
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Panther in Vermont Town Causes Fear and Death of Man
The vicinity of Londonderry reports a large panther roaming the woods, alarming residents. A Montreal servant chief Mr. Rutchie drowned at Memphremagog while bathing this evening, body not yet recovered. I R Richardson of Chester was attacked as the animal escaped a water outing, knocked him down and injured him before aid arrived.
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Massachusetts Town Taxes and Tragic Deaths in 1882
Massachusetts news notes tax rates for Falmouth falling from 650 to 535 per thousand and a series of local tragedies and incidents. Drowning deaths include James Taylor aged 10 of Deerfield and Mrs. Timothy Conway of Westminster. A man of Sheffield killed himself after a spree with paris green. John Vance of Millbury houses fenced for smallpox. Louis Taggert of Ashland died after lockjaw from a thumb wound. Also reported: a Readsboro Vermont pulp mill project costing over 200000 with 70 Italian workers. Rogers of Fall River heir to a fortune departing for Boston. Gloucester youths arrested for burglary and found loitering with cigars. a body found at Sutton identified as Dores Varney with possible foul play. bequests to Haverhill libraries and hospital. a Manchester waiter stabbed in a quarrel.
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William Gorton Drowns Off Warwick Shore
William Gorton of Scituate drowned while pathing off the Warwick shore on Sunday. Trustee Chafee sold the logwood mill estate on Dover street at auction for 146 dollars and 45 per foot. the Union company bid near these prices. J H Crocker, once a travelling salesman for Sol Sayles, is charged with passing a bogus check in Providence Saturday. Sayles reports similar swindles in other regions. Veterans of the Twelfth Rhode Island regiment held a reunion Tuesday at Oakland Beach with Col. George H. Browne reelected president. 113 comrades attended. The colored people marked the West Indian emancipation anniversary with an informal gathering at Rocky Point.
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Preparations for the Coming Exhibition Grand Display
Preparations begin as the Institute fair management take possession of the building next Monday, with about a month to ready for the show. Officers include President J L Lute and others. over 1,000 space requests and seven eighths of room already allocated. The exhibit highlights iron wood stone woven textiles and silk handkerchiefs by Wortendyke of New York plus heliotype and wood engraving processes. The layout changes to an airy entrance hall, a redesigned lower front, and upper front hall for concerts. the main hall will feature the finest glass exhibit yet in the United States.
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Boston School Board Adopts Death Resolutions for Charles Reed
The Boston school committee held a special meeting led by Mayor Green to mourn Charles H. Reed, praising his integrity and service. Resolutions expressing sorrow, gratitude, and condolences were adopted, a funeral committee formed, and Reed's desk decorated with flowers.
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John C. Crowley
George M. Hobes
Death of prominent theatre manager George E Goodwin
George E Goodwin a leading theatrical manager formerly of this city died Tuesday at 11 46 A M at the residence of his brother in law George Warren 23 Winthrop street Boston Highlands He had recently arrived for his summer visit with relatives Mrs Goodwin accompanied him He suffered a kidney ailment from which he rapidly declined Born Dover New York about 1828 he left home at 16 for Boston and later Roxbury He built a career in business and entertainment including a long show business career in Boston New York and Philadelphia He leaves a widow with no children His career included organizing menageries ising to form major circuits and managing Chestnut Walnut and Park theatres in Philadelphia He was widely known for his enterprise and numerous connections in the amusement field.
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Weather Almanac Predicts Monthly Patterns and Cold Snap
Vennor's Weather Bulletin renounces calendar dates and offers weekly period forecasts across regions. Predictions indicate warm spells, showers, variable mid month warmth, cool nights, frost in New York state, storms on lakes and Atlantic coast, and a late month cool, cloudy close with a notable cold wave and possible August snowfall in Manitoba.
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Special Despatch on Chicago Wheat Corners and Spring Deal
CaicaGo August 1 reports ongoing settlements and explosive corners in July wheat and No 2 spring wheat. Crowded speculation, court actions, and potential damages loom as shorts push for winter versus spring prices, with oats and pork lard also affected and August corn viewed for risk of further squeeze.
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Irish Picnic at Silver Lake Draws Thousands from City
The Irish Athletic club hosts a Plymouth event at Silver Lake drawing between 3000 and 4000 attendees. The day featured rifle competition between the Boston Press Club teams and the East Boston Scheutzen corps, with Scheutzen sweeping six medals. Extra trains and full day of sport marks completed preparations and timely start times.
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The Empire State Moonlight Rescue Aboard Steamer
The Empire State halted near Fort Independence after two men in a small boat crossed the bow without lights. Captain Phillips signalled to stop and reverse. Mates Field and Kelly launched a boat and rescued one man who had jumped overboard while the other stayed with the dory. The ship will continue its north shore voyage tonight and Friday will run to the Istes of Sheals.
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