The Telephone campaign paper for Hancock veterans in Chelsea
A new weekly campaign paper The Telephone will be published in Chelsea each Saturday by Henry A Cheever with Charles W Hall as editor and George P Field as advertising agent. It aims to present ideas to soldiers on defeating craven politicians and includes Hancock veterans rolls, a New York meeting report, Greeley on Garfield, Schurz civil service, and local notes. The Young Democrats of Ward Thirteen in South Boston organized a Young Men's Democratic Club with George F H Murray as chair and a five member canvassing committee. Enthusiasm in the ward signals a large anticipated vote in the coming campaign.
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Chelsea
Hancock Veterans
Henry A Cheever
Charles W. Hall
George P. Field
Hancock
New York
Greeley
Garfield
Schurz
Young Democrats
Ward Thirteen
South
Boston
Young Men’s Democratic Club
George F. H. Murray
Francis G. Haley
Thomas A. Quinn
John J. Moore
Joseph E. Hayes
Dennis J. Hedderman
Thomas M. Kane
Francis J. McQueeney
Charles R. Codman
Republican State Central Committee
Westboro
Mass
National Straw Works
H. C. Bernard & Co
George B. Loring
Massachusetts
Tilden
Gen. Butler
Hayes
Serious barber shop attack and other Lynn notes
A former employee, Lawson Green, allegedly stabbed Henry H. Carr at 167 Union Street in a 5 PM assault after a rejected loan. Green was arrested. The morning theft of a marble French clock is linked to a peddler. Other items include adultery charges, lectures, swindling accusations, wage cuts, church anniversaries, a water main burst, and local fires and trials across Lynn, Beverly, Brockton, and surrounding towns.
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Henry H. Carr
Union Street
Lawson Green
Green
Carr
Henry W. Johnson
South Common Street
James K. Bisbee
No. 12
High Street
Morgan & Dore
Lynn
Kobie McGaghey
Superior Court
Col. Ingersoll
John A. Lansing
Maple Street
Glenmere
South Street
Exchange Street
Revere Beach
Uncle ‘Lom
Planets in August Foresee Jovian Influence and Weather
The Providence Journal notes Jupiter as an evening star moving toward perihelion and opposition, with Saturn Uranus and Neptune near perihelion. It links solar proximity to earth disturbances, including earthquakes and storms, while detailing visibility times for Mercury Venus Mars and a close Uranus Venus conjunction on the 20th.
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Providence Journal
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Notable deaths hit by time and distance across the era
The notice lists several prominent deaths: Prof W. Borchradt, long editor of The Journal for Pure and Applied Mathematics, dies in Rudersdorf near Berlin. Mrs. John G. Saxe dies in Brooklyn at 66 after bronchitis, leaving two sons and a daughter. Edward Herbert of Fall River and New Bedford, a liquor dealer and transit figure, dies after brain fever. A P Berry of Salem dies after eighteen days without sustenance. John Dickson, last of the Scots Grays of Waterloo, dies in England at 91. Capt Harris of the steamer Pennsylvania dies at sea. Dr Porteous P Bielby of Salem dies at 32. Mrs Henry S Fearing dies at Newport. John E Simpson of Vandalia in St Louis dies. Gen Francesco Apuzzo, archbishop of Capua, is dead.
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Rudersdorf
Berlin
Military Academy
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Journal
For Pure and Applied Mathematics
John G. Saxe
First Place
Brooklyn
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Salem
Mass
Andover
First Heavy Artillery
Massachusetts Volunteers
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Scots Grays
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England
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Harris
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New York
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Vandalia
St. Louis
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Capua
Drowning after railroad accident and political notes in Maine
Enos Alexander a Brunswick pauper drowned after being struck from a railroad bridge on Sunday. West Harpswell and West Sullivan Democrats raise Hancock flags with speakers including Charles F. Sweet. Dr Garcelon of Lewiston drops $600, later recovered by H Riggs. Solon Chase declines Fusion ticket and condemns Greenback and Democratic clerks. A Maine man buys a horse for $300 in Boston after refusing $125 in county. Drownings include three daughters of Mr Southworth at Edes Falls. Boothbay Democrats display Hancock and English flags. Lucy Bakeman of Brooksville knits 135 pairs in a year while milking cows. Abram Currier dies after ram attack in Kennebunkport. Athens hosts a grand railroad celebration. Skowhegan charter funds and ground-breaking discussed. A four-year-old boy dies after being bitten by a dog. Census shows Cumberland County 86,392. eight western counties total 347,871 vs 336,973 in 1870. Powers and Emerson of Orland expand Bank fisheries with two new vessels. mittens industry employs about 800 women and $17,000 paid in labor. Prof W A Pike of Orono to leave for Minneapolis for a mathematics and civil engineering professorship. Crono loses a key faculty member with this move.
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Solon Chase
Greenback and Democratic Committee
Maine
Boston
West Sullivan Democrats
Hancock
John B. Redman
Ellsworth
Hancock County
Southworth
Edes Falls
Boothbay
L. McCobb
Henry Kennedy
Boothbay Harbor
Lucy A. Bakeman
Brooksville
Miss B
Abram Currier
Kennebunkport
Athens
Skowhegan
Cumberland County
Kennebec River
Homely
Andrascoggin
Cumberland
Franklin
Kennebec
Oxford
Sagadahee
Somerset
York
Messrs
Powers and
Emerson
Orland
W. A. Pike
State Agricultural College At
Orono
Minneapolis
C. E
Crono
Multiple Vermont Notices Chronicle Local Events
Mrs H Tenney survives a carriage accident in Chesterfield with a broken collar bone. Waterbury mill and chair factory, 1006 by 40 feet, is being dismantled for removal to Burlington. Edward McCormick of West Rutland, age 88, fell in his cellar, breaking a left thigh. Franklin county lists 57 attorneys, 30 in St Albans, with 16 deputy sheriffs and 380 notaries public. The new court docket shows 269 cases, 46 state, 62 chancery. Rail rails for Brattleboro and Whitehall Railroad ready for England shipment, 1000 tons first ship. A five-car special train carried 500 people and Gen Kilpatrick to Bellows Falls. rain dampened the event but procession proceeded with bands and pyrotechnics. Census office reports state totals 834,455, with gains in most counties and loss in Franklin Windsor Chittenden. Rockingham shows largest growth among sizeable towns. figures may be revised after six portfolios returned for errors.
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H. Tenney
Chesterfield
Waterbury
Burlington
Edoward McCormick
West Rutland
Franklin County
St. Albans
New Court
Rutland
Washington
Windham
Windsor
Bennington
Caledonia
Chittenden
Essex
Grand Isle
Franklin
Rockingham
Multiple Local Tragedies And Rail Line Purchase Reported
News notes a series of drownings and injuries from bathing accidents in Milford Lawrence and Worcester county, a child killed near Hall's court, a man injured on a bridge in Dalton and a violent incident with prize fighters in Gloucester. It also reports Gen Thom and United States Engineer Tower inspecting Newburyport harbor, and the Boston and Albany Railroads completing their Athol Railroad purchase with planned bridge rebuilds and maintenance.
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John
John Pettis
Milford
Emily Jane Adams
Lawrence
Gen. Thom
Portland
United States Engineer Tower
Newburyport Harbor
Henry A. Barton, Jr
Dalton
Joseph J. Nichols
Chelsea
Revere Beach
J. Eddie Powers
Newburyport
Hall’s Court
Wm. Vail
Jamesville
Worcester
Maurice Sullivan
Methuen
L. H. Mitchell
Mitchell
Sullivan
Tecumseh
Stafford Mills
Fall River
Ernest Moses
Glendale
Blackinton
Cheshire
W.H. Ryan
Joseph F. Grier
Friend Street
Gloucester
Martin J. Williams
Gilman S. Williams
Boston and Albany Railroad
Athol Railroad
E. M. Bartlett
Athol
Martin Shay shot in Newport during prank on Washington Square
Martin Shay and a friend were fooling around on Washington Square Newport when a pistol in his hand discharged. Shay was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. A boy named Young Shay reportedly died Monday afternoon from an alleged toy pistol incident amid accusations of poor care. The Irish population voiced indignant reaction to rumored causes. Newport Casino reception drew several thousand people with Mayor Slocum and city officials attending. Carriages filled Bellevue Avenue for nearly a mile as guests arrived.
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Martin Shay
Washington Square
Newport
Young Shay
Slocum
Bellevue Avenue
Drownings Reported as Two Teens Die Bathing
Walter Lewis aged 15 of Meriden and James Waterman 17 of Meriden drowned while bathing in the Naugatuck River at Beacon Falls and Black Pond respectively. Bodies recovered after two hours. The Washington post office free carrier plan affects Meriden with West Meriden renamed Meriden effective Sept 1. Shore Line engineer Charles Bullard is discharged for color vision test failures amid claims tests exceed typical railroad standards. Hon Elisha H Palmer was assaulted after leaving Montville Railroad station, sustaining injuries.
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Meriden
Naugatuck
Beacon Falls
James Waterman
Black Pond
Department
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West Meriden
Charles Bullard
Shore Line
New York, New Haven and
Hartford Road
New Haven
Montville
Elisha H. Palmer
Eighth Regimental Reunion in Gloucester Features Cape Cruise
The Eighth Regimental reunion in Gloucester included a Cape excursion on the Island Home to Pigeon Cove and Ipswich Bay, a business meeting in the Gloucester Light Infantry armory, elegies for Col. Frederick J. Coffin, elected officers led by Col. F. E. Porter, and a planned next reunion in Lynn. George Sands suffered a serious fall from the Island Home, with possible broken bone.
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Pigeon Cove
Ipswich Bay
Annisquam
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George T. Newhall
Lynn
Frederick J. Coffin
Newburyport
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Col. Coffin
Baggs
Pittsfield
Ren. Perley Poore
F. E. Porter
Beverly
Davis W. Low
Graves
Fitz W. Perkins
Salem
Littlefield
E. F. Barnlett
J. W. Sargent
Francis Beardman
Marblehead
D. W. Low
Maj
Garland
George B. Loring
Old Highth
Cape Ann
Essex County
James Grant Wilson
New York
Ben Perley Poore
Gen. Underwood
Sherman
Fitzd. Babson
Charles A. Moore
Mr. Hawkes
John W. Marshall
Rockport
John S. Jones
Gen. Butler
Col
Samuel Littlefield
Wakefield
Stockholders Meet Over Bank Liabilities and Fugitive President
In Bellows Falls Vermont a large meeting of First National Bank stockholders adjourned at Brattleboro Town Hall. They expect liabilities above 1,000,000 with unknown assets and may assess stockholders. A committee was named to work with directors while Receiver Price pursues insolvency for fugitive president S. M. Wantte and a reward fund for Waite’s capture was set.
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F. H. Harris
Brattleboro
L. J. Pierce
Chester
S. W. Kimball
Price
S. M. Wantte
Waite
Fires Destroy Homes and Businesses Across Several Cities
Across multiple states on August 2 fires destroyed homes and a factory. In Maine widow Heedman and widow Kidder reported losses of about 600 dollars, partly insured. California saw a large Red Bluff blaze causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Pennsylvania's West Fairview church and stables burned with losses between 10000 and 15000 dollars. New Jersey's Mead and Welsel basket factory in Riceville burned with over 10000 dollars loss and 50 workers laid off. Maine's Macnias Foster Bryant dry house fire caused 500 dollars damage. Akron brewery F Hoerix also suffered a 12060 dollar loss.
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Heedman
Harris Hill
New Gloucester
Kidder
San Francisco
Red Bluff
Tehama County
Harrisburg
Penn
West Fairview
Somerville
N. J
Mead & Welsel
Riceville
Liverpool Company
Macnias
Foster & Bryant
Akron
F. Hoerix
Raine wins features at Park Garden track meet in Providence
John Raine of Canada wins the one mile in 4 58 1 2, also takes the three mile run in 16 minutes. Fred J. Mott of New York wins the one mile walk. Charles Price of London wins the ten mile run in 57 minutes 39 2 5 seconds, with A J Kearns of Natick second. Weston rests, trains, and returns to complete his 67th mile by 10.
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Canada
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New York
Raine
Weston
Charles Price
London
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A. J. Kearns
Natick
Mass
T. H. Armstrong
F. J. Mott
Grand temperance mass meeting to draw 15000 in Burlington
Burlington August 3 A grand three days temperance mass meeting opens tomorrow at Queen City park under the Grand Reform Club of New England Grand Lodge of Good Templars State Temperance Society Temple of Honor and Juvenile Templars An audience of 15000 is expected John B Gough will deliver the principal address Others include Gov Van Zandt C H Joyce Roswell Farnham Farr of New Hampshire and many English figures Tomorrow features L L Durant J K Osgood G H Wibbert and George E Foster from New Brunswick
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State Temperance Society
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Juvenile Templars
John B. Gough
Prince Pal
Gov. van Zandt
Rhode Island
C. H. Joyce
Roswell Farnham
Farr
New Hampshire
England
L. L. Durant
Montpelier
J. K. Osgood
G. H. Wibbert
Boston
George E. Foster
New Brunswick
Gloucester Fishing Arrivals Reported From Regions
Twenty one fishing arrivals since Saturday include the Edith M Pew from Block Island with 110 bbls of mackerel and 180 bbls before leaving. Gertie of Lock N B from Bay of St Lawrence carries 310 bbls of mackerel. Mist from the Banks reports 130000 ls of cod. Bessie W Somes from the Banks brings 45000 lbs of halibut. Eight arrivals from Georges and nine from Eastern grounds, two with 310 lbs each.
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Edith M. Pew
Block Island
Gertie
Lock
Bay of St. Lawrence
Mist
Bessie W. Somes
Georges
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Nantugket
Menauhant, Falmouth Heights
Monument Beach
Old Colony Line
Wood’s Holl
New Bedford
Wood's Hall
Nantucket
Old Colony Depot
F. R. Line
Corner South
Kneeland Streets
J.R. Kendrick
Martyp
Hop
J. C
Drregists
Sendior
HOP Bitters Wfg CO
Rochester, N
Toronto, Ont
Wilhelm
Mack & Brunler
Barclay Street
Bamat
of the East
Insurance
Ben J. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
J. W. Balch
WW. Glover
Isis
American Insurance Co
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
J. W Field
Tudai
Boston, Revere Beach
Lynn Railroad
Orient Heights
Beachmont
Pavilion
Ocean House
Ocean Spray and
Point Shirley
Charming Harbor
LDW
H. Whorpf
John A. Fenno
G.T.A
Naval Stores
W.H. Bowdlear & Co
Central
Whrf
East
Henry & Match
Boots & Shoes
Devonshire Streets
Jal Johnson
Moody & CO
Rhodes & CO
Summer Street
Reade St
Shoe and Leather Exchange
P. Taber
Fall River Line
John G. Wilmereding
B. Wilmehding
F.G. Wolbert
Townsend & Fargis
St Leonard Street