The Colored Congressmen and Southern Republicans Clash
Washington dispatch reports a widening plan among Southern white and Black Republicans to reorganize the House leadership. Key figures include Chauncey I. Filley and Tom Keough along with North Carolina’s Cheatham, while pay and patronage disputes surface over postmaster protections and labor-backed candidates. Disclosures claim Senator Quay funded campaigns with large sums, but exact allocations remain unclear amid intra-party battles.
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Cheatham
Congress
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House of Representatives
United States
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North
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Morton
Solid South
Treasury Department
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Veracity dispute over campaign funds and alien labor law stance
The district feud centers on whether Quay and Leach misrepresented funds raised by Colonel Patterson. The dispute questions if money was pocketed or used to influence voters as part of last Republican campaign. Secretary Windom will consider essential modifications to the alien contract labor law.
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Dighton
Mass
Tabulating census results in city test
Mr. Charles T. Pidgin of the Massachusetts Bureau of Labor explains a card based census tallying system to Superintendent Porter. He notes cards sort repeatedly but lack family grouping. Hollerith’s punch method offers final totals by counted holes under each head. A three member committee tests the systems.
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Hunt
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Mr Wharton's Boston Visit
Assistant Secretary Wharton travels to Boston on private business. He left at 4 PM and hopes to return by Wednesday to handle routine duties in the President and Secretary Blaine's absence. He avoids sending instructions by telegraph during the holiday.
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Court of inquiry named on Boston grounding near Newport
A court of inquiry to investigate the grounding of the Boston off Newport was appointed today. Captains W A Kirkland J W Miller and John A Howell plus Lt J A Nicholls as judge advocate will meet in New York next Tuesday.
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Straws From State Street Market Rumors Sweep Wall Street
The New York market opened irregularly then strengthened with a 4 to 1 percent gain. Sugar rose to 1113, dragging the list and signaling purchases aided by insiders. West End weakness, railroad capitalization doubts, Wisconsin Central strength, and Bay State Gas stock anticipation drive extensive speculation.
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Grand Circuit Meeting at Ketch Wins 2:33 Class
At Burrato New York on August 9 the Grand Circuit meet saw Ketch win the 2:33 trot with a final heat time of 2:22, a new personal mark. Ed Annon captured the 2:17 pace money after a late surge as Emma Mambrino Hannis and Wilcox trailed. Johnston posted a brisk mile of 2:08% amid a light crowd despite rough weather.
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Mattoni's Giesshuebler Table Water Endorsed by Liebig
Prof Liebig calls Mattoni's Giesshuebler the mild pure alkaline spring water. It gently stimulates the nervous system and increases digestive action, praised as the healthiest most refreshing beverage. For sale by S S Pierce & Co in Boston Mass.
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Race results from Saratoga track Aug 9 1900s event card
Fair weather at Saratoga enabled a full card. Elma D topped five furlongs with Rebecca second and Ecstacy third in 1:03. Lady Pulsifer led five furlongs in 1:04, Century second, Fonsie third. Flitter won one mile in 1:45. Fenelon second and Jim Clair third. Pearl Set and Sena dead heated for first in five furlongs at 1:04 with Little Crete second. Lady Hemphill won one mile and seventy yards in 1:49%. Cora L. second and Sillek third. Duke of the Highlands led one mile and a sixteenth in 1:52, Frederica second, Mirth third.
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Flitter
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Cadets enjoy ideal week at Camp Essex in Salem
The Second Corps of Cadets reports a perfect run at Camp Essex Salem with Gov Brackett and staff praising discipline and policing. A large Governor’s Day crowd observes inspections and reviews as Company D and the drill draw high marks, followed by a fireworks display and a band concert before the march back to Salem.
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Marriage Notices From Somerville to Boston
In Somerville on August 7 the Rev. Mr. Cameron joined Dr. E L Farr of Roxbury to Ella F Wallace of Boston. In Boston on August 6 Frederick A Frizell wed Amelia E Adams. In Boston on August 6 Frank B Orcutt married Annie Goodwin. In Boston on August 8 Ulysses 5 6 Rawlings wed Grace H Odiorne. In Boston on August 8 George R Shanklin wed Annie Berry.
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Deaths in the region notice August 8 deaths across several cities
Obituary notices list multiple deaths on August 8 across Chelsea Everett North Wilmington Worcester Hoston Highlands Charlestown and city area including Marion Isabel Anderson 14 Samuel C Blanchard 62 Bridget Dolan 80 Henry Griffin 380 Mary Ann Hobart 75 Thomas J Harlow 60 plus Mary Kennedy Jeremiah Locke John P McGee Thomas Moran Timothy McCarthy Jeffrey J Prendergast Elizabeth Wyeth Francis S Williams 71 9 months and other entries with ages and locations.
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Mary Ann Hobart
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Thomas J. Harlow
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Mary
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Jeremiah Y. Locke
McGee
John P. McGee
Moran
City Hospital
Thomas Moran
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Timothy McCarthy
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South Boston
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Wyeth
Cambridge
Elizabeth Wyeth
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Francis S. Williams
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