Evening Star venture and timeless proposals in early notices
The Evening Star shows confident enterprise with Simmons and Brooks taking prominent roles in journalism. A Portland letter from Rev. Thomas Hill suggests Greenwich clock time with roman numerals, applying Philadelphia New Orleans Peoria Zanesville regions for railroad led reform. A Virginia assembly episode in 1619 is recalled, noting extreme heat forced prorogation and session dissolution until March 1620.
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Evening Star
Snd
Mr. Simmons
Mr. Brooks
Boston
Thomas Hill
Portland
Hill
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Mississippi
New Orleans
Peoria
Zanesville
Hull
Railroads
President on road to recovery says Dr Bliss
Washington reports Dr Bliss and colleagues express high confidence in the president’s healing path as fever remains high. They expect gradual improvement while noting surgical fever from the wound and discuss possible final procedures and encysted ball concerns amid war-time experience.
President's Physicians Report From White House Ward
Executive Mansion August 9 7 PM says the president remains easy and nourished with no gastric upset. Wound drainage is abundant and improved by yesterday's operation. Fever around 102 with pulse 106 and 19 respirations. Midnight notes a quieter day with more liquid nourishment and no nausea. Incision remains painfully sensitive. carbolized oil touch causes pain, but incision edges grow less tender. Blaine telegram to Lowell says condition satisfactory sleeps well without morphine. sixth day since morphia last used. Continued anxiety yet hopeful for recovery.
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Blaine
Lowell
Executive
Secretary Blaine Responds to Hartmann Extradition Query
Secretary of State Blaine replies that the United States will not declare in advance how it would handle Hartmann’s extradition. He rebukes Wehle for seeking a hypothetical ruling and notes international law and diplomatic propriety limit such pre commitments. He questions Hartmann’s claim to special protection amid a large immigrant influx and emphasizes official decisions are not made via newspaper interviews.
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Mr. Brown
Pittsburg
Republican State Committee
Brown
Sage
Blaine
Hartmann
Washington
Henry Wehle
Council
Leo Hartmann
New York
Wehle
United States
Russia
Mr. Blaine
Department OF State
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Auling
Europe
James G. Blaine
United States Treasury
Potomac
Kidwell
Washington Harbor
Long Bilge
White House
Meg Geeral
Joseph K. McCammon
Idaho
Dakota
Young Woman Charged With Murder in New Hampshire Deaths
Lancaster New York faces a poisoning scare tied to a remarkable string of deaths in 1880. Nellie Webb, a 22 year old Lancaster woman, is suspected after exhumations reveal arsenic and copper. Dr. Bugbee, Mrs Towne, and Mr Towne’s deaths are under scrutiny with family estates providing clues.
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New Hampshire
Lancaster
N. Y
Mattie Bugbee
Frank Bugbee
Barton G. Towne
Dr. Bugbee
Nellie Webb
Bugbee
Towne
Francis Towne
United States Army
Oregon
Ezra Mitchell, Jr
Gov. Bell
Mitchell
Stockwell
Wood
Arvard Medical College
Miss Webb
Burt Mayo
Montreal
Methodist
Destructive Central City Flood Flattens Streets and Shelters Town
A central City flood described as the most destructive in the nation swept Nevada and Eureka streets with four to five feet of water. Debris and rocks blocked roads, rails washed away, and homes flooded. A 6 year old girl drowned and damage is estimated at 50,000 dollars. Idaho Springs also reported damage and railroad impacts. Joe Gerry’s body was recovered near Black Hawk. No trains expected to run until tomorrow morning.
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Wabach Road
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Wabash
Alton
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Denver
Chariton
Chicago and Alton
New York
Boston
Grand Trunk
Montreal
Grand Trunk Railway
Central Vermont
Fink
Broadway
Vanderbilt
Gould
Saratoga
N. Y
Wm. H. Vanderbilt
Jay Gould
Nevada
Eureka
Nevadaville
Eureka Street
Central
Black Hawk
Main
Joe Gerry
Idaho Springs
Virginia Canon
Ozark
Idaho
Floyd Hill
Tn Central
East Pepperell
William Harris
B. EK. Bauey
P. W. Flynn
Wheeling
W. Va
Laughlin
Martin’s Ferry
Lexington
Mily
James Murphy
Biddeford
Honestus Peaslee
Alfred Road
Marengo
Middle Amana
Amana Society
Janesville
McLean Manufacturing Company
Ironton
Davidson, Andrews & Co
South Point
Ohio
Buffalo
Haddick
Carpenters and Joiners National Convention Officers Named
The Chicago meeting elected R. W. Comfort as president John Ritter vice president A J McGuire secretary and Thomas P Poran assistant secretary The provisional committee led by P J McGuire endorsed consolidation measures cutting work hours unifying with Canadian and European carpenters and continuing federation The report was adopted and numerosos notes showed the order flourishing.
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Chicago
Ill
The
Carpenters’ and Joiners
R. W. Comfort
John Ritter
New York
A. J. McGuire
St. Louis
Thomas P. Poran
P.J. McGuire
Canada
Europe
National Dental Association Elects Officers in New York
In New York this morning the Dental association of the United States elected officers led by President J B Rich of New York. Vice presidents include J B Patrick Charleston J H Smith New Haven W H Dwinnell New York J R Walker New Orleans and F A Levy Orange N J. Secretary F Finley Hunt Washington D C treasurer H B Noble Washington D C. The association’s name was changed to The National Dental association of the United States of America. Next annual convention will be in Washington D C.
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New York
Dental Association of the
Cattle Shipments Rise at Council Bluffs Yards
Council Bluffs IA August 9 Daily receipts at the Union yards run 1200 to 2000 head with 9080 cattle today from Colorado Nebraska and Wyoming. Most headed to Chicago tomorrow as western shipments to eastern markets are projected to reach about 200000 head this season. Yards expect record sales this year.
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Council Bluffs
Union Yards
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Chicago
Council Bluffs Yards
Burglar Shot at South Windham Identified as Ned Lyons
Norwich Conn Aug 9 The burglar shot while attempting to rob a saloon at South Windham on July 30 is believed to be Ned Lyons a noted cracksman known to New York and Boston police He is alive though seriously wounded No details about his accomplices are known.
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Covn
South Windham
Ned Lyons
New York
Boston
Split Among the Irish Agitators
A Dublin special reports the supreme council of the fonian brotherhood of Ireland split over dyn amite policy amid anxieties about sympathizers in the Atlantic. A New Ross clash between soldiers and civilians heightens nationwide tension as divisions persist.
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Supreme Council
Fonian Brotherhood of Ireland
Atlantic
New Ross
Blackburn
Manchester
Manchester Express
Liverpoo and
Pi Express
Beverly Yacht Club Regatta Opens Season With Classes
The Beverly Yacht Club announces its second championship regatta at Nahant noon Saturday with three classes and prizes. An open regatta at Monument Beach Aug 20 offers four class prizes up to 750 dollars plus extra time-accuracy rewards. Union Regatta at Hull features a music and fireworks plan and a large entries rise. Reeves's American band to perform all day. Races at Newport, R I include multiple heats and a successful meet with notable boats and gentlemen riders.
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Nahant
Monument Beach
Hull
W. B. Lambert
C. A. Perkins
W. A. Carey
W. E. Sherriffs
W. L. Phinney
H. P Stanwood
Pemberton
Reeves
Newport
R. I
Aquidneck Park
W. Mayer
C. H. Colt
A. Fanson
F. M. Ware
Enterprise
H. L. DeBussigny
G. H. Lintham
Lottery
F. O. Beach
J.N. Howard
Flake
Stanley Mortimer
Infernal machine startles Scituate as Bowen dwelling burns
Providence Aug 9 The Bowen residence in Scituate burned last night with almost all contents. the family escaped. After the house fell, a fire in the barn started but was controlled. An infernal machine operated by clockwork is blamed, likely same apparatus used to destroy the house. Bowen has actively fought gate selling and has suffered. Town is much excited.
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Scituate
R. Ef
Providence
R.I
Wm. H. Bowen
Bowen
Gsate
Matthew Jones Captured After Assault Case
A despatch from Officer James E. Nash reports Matthew Jones, who assaulted Mrs. Taylor, was captured in New Rochelle New York. The notice was dated from Abington Massachusetts and received this evening.
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Abington
Mass
James E. Nash
New Rochelle
N. Y
Matthew Jones
Judge James D. Colt Shoots Self in Pittsfield Office
Pittsfield Mass. Aug 9 1880 Judge James D Colt of the Massachusetts supreme bench was found dead in his private office at the Berkshire County Savings Bank after apparently shooting himself in the head. Born 1816 in Pittsfield he rose to the bench in 1865 and leaves a widow and five children. Fellow lawyers and Senator Dawes lament his sudden ailment and mourn a trusted, clear minded jurist.
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Mass
James D. Colt
Massachusetts Supreme Bench
Colt
Berkshire County Saving Bank
Daniel Day
Skinkle
Day
Smith & Wesson
Williams College
Natchez
Miss
United States
Gaines
Rockwell
Cambridge Law School
Berkshire
Thomas P. Pingree
Supreme Bench
Willams College
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Nantucket
Adams
East Housatonic Street
Dawes
Mr. Dawes
S Marshall Wilcox
W. Bowerman
Paying vein of mica found at Campton discovery
Correspondence from Concord NH reports a mica vein discovered at Campton. Other items note lightning killing an ox, injuries from a runaway carriage, shipyard firings, local robberies, court adjournments, and community events across New Hampshire towns including Laconia Belmont and Weirs.
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Concord
N. H
Campton
Nathaniel Merrill
Landoff
Elmer Sargent
Gilmanton
Belmont
J.M. Folsom
C. C. Currier
Old Orchard Beach
Tomas Macomber
The
Rains Academy
S. B. Smith
Lougee Bros. & Co
Old Orchard
Moody C. Marston
Lancaster
John Puleifer
Lake Village
Cole Manufacturing Company
White Mountain
Thomas Sands
Laconia
Nashua
Lizzie Lyford
Northfield
Silas Locke
Lyman
George L. Sanborn
Franklin
Weirs
Emma Carltoc
Masovic
QO. L. Andrews
J. W. Moore
New Hampton
J.Q. Perley
Ottawa House
Montreal
Peoria
Ill
Lebanon
Joseph S. Chandler
William M. Kendall
Ballard
Marths Cummings
Boston
Perigry Cummings
Curtis Smith
Ashland
Barnstead
Enos George
William O. Carr
New Hampshire State Temperance Camp Meeting Association
Lake Winnipesaukee
Roscoe Patch
Wentworth
Plymouth
Edward Evans
Charles Shepard
Haverhill
Wm. Gines
E.S. Wadleigh
Union Cemetery Association
Lexington Mills
Moses R. Marshall
Belknap
Woodman & Ware
Homer Brooks
M. D
Franconia
Haverill
Mass
Minna P. Needham
Peabody
Moses Cheney
Person C. Cheney
Manchester
The Chicago Grain Failure and Waterloo Clothing Firm
The Chicago grain firm G P Comstock & Co is said to owe 100000 to 125000 after heavy losses on short sales and uninspected corn consignment. Additional losses total 40000 to 50000 from en route cargo. Country customers forfeited deals, leaving brokers to bear the breach with 25000 in losses. In Waterloo Iowa J M Hay, a clothing merchant, has made an assignment with liabilities of 24000.
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Chicago
G. P. Comstock & Co
New York
Waterloo
Iowa
G. L. French
Buffalo
Herbert G. Files
Gorham
D.G
Cal
Finlayson
Paris
N. Bangs Williams & Co
Providence
R. I
Gregory & White
Jonathan Jackson
Phillipsburg
Kan
Francis M. Perry
Eli Gland & Co
Homer, Tex
Hartford volunteers plan reunion and elections at Osprey Beach
Capt Marvin and Sergt Lewis of Hartford spoke along with Judge A B Beers of this city. Next annual reunion set for Osprey Beach New London. Officers elected: President Capt H P Rugg Bridgeport Vice President Rev Horace Winslow Simsbury Secretary James Forsyth Hartford Executive committee Col Warner and W W Parker Mystic River George W Meeker New London Perry P Wilson Putnam. Rhode Island clam bake followed business session. Each regiment company represented by members.
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Marvin
Sergt. Lewis
Hartford
A. B. Beers
Osprey Beach
New London
H. P. Rugg
Bridgeport
Horace Winslow
Simsbury
James Forsyth
Col. Warner
W. W. Parker
Mystic River
George W. Meeker
Perry P. Wilson
Putnam
Rhode Island
Yantic steamer ties up in Hampden. several deaths and damages
The Yantic war steamer lies in Penobscot at Hampden near Bangor after a heavy storm. Charles W Reed of Orono, 15, was killed at a sawmill. A French boy 15 died after falling in an elevator shaft at Pepperell. A Bangor area lightning strike damaged houses while Miss Ella Macomber of Boston was rescued after falling into Richardson Lake. Investments include Veazie water power in Oldtown and Otis Falls lumber and pulp mills proposed by a wealthy company.
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Yantic
Penobscot
Hampden
Bangor
Charles W. Reed
Orono
J. L. Smith
Oldtown
Androscoggin
Jay
Otis Falls
Joseph Lee Guard
Pepperell Weaving Room
Biddeford
Wile Kenneba Cook
South Arm
Richardson Lake
Ella Macomber
Boston
Fred Powers
Hopkinton Council Considers Dismissal Of Rev C A Stone
A council of ministers met in the Congregational church at Hopkinton on Tuesday to weigh dismissing Rev C A Stone after his resignation was twice rejected by his society. Other brief notes include Portsmouth brewery foreman John Erb found dead in an ice vault after a warm return from the cold, and a Moody family murder verdict in Lake Village with the parents jailed pending grand jury action. A new Portsmouth city government was organized Tuesday with Col William H Sise sworn in as mayor for the fourth time, Daniel Vaughan re-elected city clerk, Albert C Anderson elected president of the common council, and Robert E Rich as clerk. Mayor Lise’s message urged favorable city affairs.
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Congregational Church
Hopkinton
C. A. Stone
John Erb
Elavedge Brewing Company
Portsmouth
Charles Moody
Lake Village
Moody
William H. Sise
Daniel Vaughan
Albert C. Anderson
Robert E. Rich
Lise
Ten Eyck
Medway
James Morrissey
Boston
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Worcester
Mary Campbell
Fall River
Yarmouth Camp Ground
Merriam
Shelburne Falls
Maj
Ray
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Ingheld
Mason
Jane McGlinty
Paris Green
Springfield
Edward Milne
Alexander P. Milne
Young Milne
Zenobia
Gloucester
John Guthrie
Laughlin
Morrill’s Pavilion
Salisbury Beach
Haverhall
Charles S. Campbell
Nashua
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Foxborough
Edward Donnelly
Keene Street
Lowell
Sullivan
George Teel
A. L. Field
Teel
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Poughkeepsie
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Robert Barry Coffin
New York
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Lafayette College
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H. 8. Kimball
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Blanch Howard
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Mayor Cooper
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Alderman Sprague
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A. D.T. Whitney
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Maine Mining Journal
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Biddeford, Mo
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Confidence man posing as Ten Eyck roams Medway
A man claiming to be Ten Eyck, the oarsman, is described as a confidence man operating in Medway, involving property purchases and other activities. The report notes his deceptive behavior and ongoing concerns about his true identity.
Advent camp meeting draws many western visitors in Springfield
Springfield Mass August 9 The Advent camp meeting in session this week attracts western visitors and ranch interest. Many children participate in social services led by Mrs Wood of Portland Mo. Preachers include Elders Burr Kramer and Rev W T Hilton with Rev Mr Bachelder of New Bedford tomorrow morning and Rev P G Brown of South Carolina in the afternoon. The association enjoys a pleasant campground on the eastern edge of the city.
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Moody School
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Connecticut
Wood
Portland
Burr and
Kramer
W- T. Hilton
Mr. Bachelder
New Bedford
P. G. Brown
South Carolina
Shrewd swindle nets merchant about twenty thousand dollars
A wary scam in this city involves Daniel Goodnow of 91 Commercial Street who, with G A Fuller and a Pepperell Company agent, loaded an old bark the Western Sea with cotton, tea, wine, and more, sailed for St John and Biddeford, only to learn Pepperell denied any deal. The vessel later collided off Machias and disappeared from sight, leaving Goodnow a loss near 20 000.
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Western Sea
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Havre
Europe
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McCausland and Weldon
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Eliot Street
Canada
Eliza Martin
Charles A. Loud
Pemberton Square
A. B. Magoon
John N. Roberts
Washington Street
Thomas S. Patterson
Cotton crop reports from Southern exchanges show mixed July conditions
MOBILE Alabama reports July weather favorable in 17 of 37 counties with 28 counties farming well and 28 counties fair to good. compared with last year, most productive counties up, small upland counties down due to drought. Savannah Georgia notes mixed but generally favorable outlook, not as good as last year. Florida reports good plant, blooming and boiling well with favorable July weather. Charleston South Carolina cites continued heat and drought causing rust and shedding with 1/4 to 1/3 lower yield than last year.
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New Hampshire House Advances Rail and Tax Measures
Concord August 9 The house passed a bill to create a commission to study insane in county alms houses and a bill on taxation of New Hampshire ships in foreign trade. The vote to prohibit steam on horse railroads failed. The purity of elections bill was recommitted and a majority report on corporation representation was rejected. The final railroad law hearing occurred tonight with Harry Bingham opposing and Bainbridge Wadleigh supporting. A majority report is expected tomorrow with a possible minority report also anticipated.
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House
Railroad
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Our Ruler Not Our Ruler Citizens Demand Servant Government
A Boston Post reader denounces monarchic rhetoric about the president calling for the end of rulers and asserts that public leaders are servants to the people. The letter urges strict accountability under the Constitution, applying the rule to all officials from top to bottom.
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Boston Post
United States
Oxford women gain first class in modern languages study
Pall Mall Gazette notes Oxford examination results for women over 18. Somerville hall achieves a first class in modern languages and strong placements, with Lady Margaret Hall earning second class honors in philosophy and English literature. Overall, the Oxford women’s scheme is praised as a solid start.
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Friends of Women
Peyer
Somerville Hall
Lady Margaret Hall
London University
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