Republican Despair Over McDonald Whiskey Ring Book
Washington leaders fret as Gen. McDonald's forthcoming book details the Whiskey Ring. Republican denials clash with the implied disclosures, while Ames and Davis papers sharpen the political battle. Garfield Credit Mobilier questions add to party tensions ahead of campaigns.
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Gen. McDonald
St. Louis
McDonald
Sons of Oakes Ames
Garfield
Credit Mobilier
David Davis
Hancock County Republicans Nominate Local Officials
Ellsworth Aug 10 Hancock County Republican Convention nominates N T Will Bucksport L A Emery Ellsworth Parker Tuck Bucksport Charles J Dorr Bucksport H B Saunders Ellsworth Lather Lord Surry John W Somes Mount Desert Wm P Frye addresses. Hadlock Buckeport pledges to Republican currency stance. Heed Reed nomination noted in separate district convention with Blaine presence. Fusion and Cumberland County conventions outline Democratic Greenback nominations. York County Fusion Convention lists multiple nominees.
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Hancock County
Ambrose White
Buckport
N. T. Will
Bucksport
L. A. Emery
Parker Tuck
Charles J’. Dorr
H. B Saunders
Lather Lord
Surry
Johm W. Somes
Mount Desert
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B. F. Chase
Bington
Charles E. Weld
Blaine
Nathaniel Hobbs
Berwick
Thomas B. Reed
Portland
Congress
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Hiram Knowlton
James F. Brackett
Lamington
Charles M. Moses
Biddeford
B. T. Chase
Bridgton
Andrew Hawes
Deering
F. A. Staples
Hiliot
Lewis McClellan
Elisha S. Jewett
North Berwick
Cumberland County
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Sacco
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S. J. Anderson
Gen Hancock the Ablest Officer in the Army
Correspondent from Bedford Springs recalls a Baltimore lumber merchant James McDougal and recounts a Civil War anecdote about President Lincoln in the White House. Lincoln reportedly asked visitors to seat themselves and then hesitated to name the ablest Union general, promising to speak his mind.
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Lancaster
Bedford Springs
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Springs
McDougal
Douglass Democracy
Lincoln
Washington
White House
Mr. Lincoln
Conkling and Butler Meet in New York a Key Consultation
News from New York reports Senator Roscoe Conkling returned to the city and took rooms at the Fifth Avenue Hotel where he held a prolonged consultation with Gen. Benjamin F. Butler. Neither man disclosed discussion topics. Also notes Connecticut Republicans prepare for a state convention with possible new ticket plans and Gov. Hancock schedules limited office hours for visitors at Governor's Island.
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New York
Boston
Roscoe Conkling
Fifth Avenue
Benjamin F. Butler
Republican National Committee
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HarTworn
Oliver Hoyt
Stamford
Hobart B. Bigelow
New Haven
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Hartford
Hancock
Governor’s Island
Political Party Extracts from 1868 Letters and Newspapers
A compilation of 1860s opinion snippets from the Washington Capital and New York World essays, papers, and editorials. Topics include military roles in inaugurating presidents, Hayes croquet costs, Hancock and Sherman remarks, Colfax in Credit Mobilier, Garfield’s address, and reactions to Alabama results.
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Washington Capital
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Hancock
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the Tribune
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Gettysburg
Longstreet
United States
Turkey
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New York World
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Schuyler Colfax
Colfax
Credit Mobilier
Sond
Third Mass Meeting of Granger and Farmers Club in Massachusetts
Worcester hosts the third state union mass meeting of the Granger and Farmers’ Clubs with Gov John D Long and Daniel Needham among the speakers. Attendees from Worcester and Middlesex, sessions include music, addresses, and a field day before delegates return home.
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Gov. Long
Daniel Needham
Boston
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Michigan
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Greenfield
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Marblehead
James Draper
Calvin Hartshorn
State Grange
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J. J. Woodman
National Grange
Odd Fellows
Prisoner Wounds Two Officers Before Being Shot
A prisoner wounded two police officers during a confrontation and was subsequently shot by officers. The injured officers were transported for treatment, while the assailant was taken into custody. The incident remains under investigation by authorities.
Fire-ravaged Hunter's Point lumber yard losses reach millions
A massive blaze at Hunter's Point, New York, destroyed the Nichaux hull and spread to six barges, a schooner, and a ship as well as vast lumber stocks owned by Watrous & Co and the Export Lumber Company. Flames forced vessels into the East River and prompted extensive firefighting efforts, with insured losses mounting to several hundred thousand dollars or more.
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Board of Fire Commissioners
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Carne
Annual Meeting of the Texas Pacific Directors
Philadelphia reports detail the Texas and Pacific Railway annual meeting. The year ending May 31 shows 443 miles of line plus 48 miles of siding, with net receipts of 1 046 704 86 and a total surplus of 343 176 87 after bond interest and land taxes. Assets exceed liabilities by 420 507 84, with directors reelected and consolidation discussed for the read read company. The Reading Company reports its fifth receivership progress and balances. Union Pacific warns American Express it will not receive freight, and Wabash begins through trains into Chicago. The New York meeting notes Jay Gould, Dodge, Sage, and Ames traveling to Philadelphia where a large consolidation is anticipated.
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Thomas A. Scott
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Jay Gould
Russell Sage
Frederick L. Ames
R. D. Barclay
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William Shaw
James P. Scott
William M. Harrison
W. C. Hall
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G. D. Brumhaar
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Reading Railroad
Coal and Iron Company
Chicago
Union Pacific Railroad
American Express Co
Omaha
Burlington and Quincy and Quincy
Northwestern
Wabash Road
Manslaughter Indictments in Seawanhaka Disaster
The U S Grand Jury in Judge Blatchford's court finds criminal carelessness by government officials and Seawanhaka owners. Indictments target captain Charles P. Smith, engineer Weeks, life boat inspectors Jaynes and Craft, boiler inspectors Matthews and Caldwell, and directors including Kirk Barlow Tabor Udall Morgan Mott Townsend. They accuse all of manslaughter and urge severe reforms and compulsory examinations for crews and inspectors. Bench warrants issued for un aided parties. bail set later.
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Longwood and Hamilton clubs duel in Hamilton match
The Longwood Club of Boston beat the Hamilton Club of Hamilton Ontario by 9 runs after innings of 48 53 and 63. Bixby, F Peabody Jr, and Buchanan starred with sharp fielding and bowling from Wright and Dutton. A rain halt produced a draw in a return one innings. Major racing notes follow from Hechester and Worcester with multiple heats and times.
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Burglary Arrest Ties Wire Cloth Maker to Secret
New York reports Jos. Neetcher arrested at French's Hotel on charges of burglariously entering the Dekalb avenue wire cloth works Brooklyn. He allegedly paid foreman Leroy Simonson sixty dollars for secret manufacturing details and aided by breaking a door to obtain keys. Simonson also arrested. World’s Fair committee meets and appoints temporary officers and a twelve‑member site committee. Gen. Hancock sends supportive letter. Henry G. Stebbins named president.
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Cleveland
Leroy Simonson
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de Witt
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Gen. Hancock
France’s Attitude in Greece Sparks Greek Discontent
Despatches from Rome and Constantinople indicate France withdraws support to Greece, refusing 30 000 rifles and signaling limited backing. British and other powers discuss coercive action against Albanians, with likely naval and land force cooperation, though hope remains coercion may be unnecessary.
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Invaders of Afghanistan Waiting for Relief
Dispatches recount Ayoob Khan wounded near Candahar and large, undisciplined Afghan forces. Roberts plans a relief force totaling about 16,566 Europeans and natives. Reports from Candahar describe troop quarrels over spoils and a camel driver’s account of Ayoob Khan’s injury. The piece also covers Franco politics, legal cases, and various global notices.
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Sun newspaper starts in Calais by John L Sears
New England brief notes the launch of a Republican weekly named the Sun in Calais by John L Sears. Also reported are a Biddeford girl’s arm injury after a fall from a porch at Old Orchard, a Parkman man’s suicide attempt with Paris green saved by aid, and a Bath club formed with F E Owen and Dr J Small. Continued pressure from fishery officials urges prosecution of a Waterville salmon gaffer, with strict enforcement promised.
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Biddeford
Old Orchard
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Parkman
Paris Green
Bath
F. E. Owen
J. Small
Waterville
New York Agent Purchases Lancaster Farm as Summer Home
George P. Rowell, a New York advertising agent, buys a valuable farm south of Mt. Prospect in Lancaster for a summer home. Fred Legro of Lancaster is jailed in Woodville on a horse theft charge linked to Dalton resident Thomas White. Stewart I. Brown returns home from Australia in improved health. Sir Jeff Boston arrived in Melbourne to attend the exposition. Portsmouth officials begin governance with John M. Clark as president of the Common Council and Robert E. Rich as clerk. City Clerk Vaughan administers oath to Mayor-elect William H. Sise, who then swears in Aldermen and Councilmen. Daniel J. Vaughan is unanimously re-elected city clerk. Mayor Sise delivers third inaugural address.
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Melbourne
Portsmouth
John M. Clark
Robert E. Rich
Vaughan
William H. Sise
Daniel J. Vaughan
Sise
Portents of Poison and Mill News Stir Vermont Towns
Middletown sees a poisoning alleged against Isaac Stevens wife with two hired girls Rowe in custody. H. W. Love leaves Rutland Review Inquirer. L. W. Redington assumes editorship and Democratic slant. Burlington cotton mill Winooski adds Lowell machinery for cheaper print cloth. Lowell speeders and 36 Foss & Pevcy cards installed. Roofs rise on Moore and Arms mill at Bellows Falls. Robertson Moore & Co to build nearby, 8,000 sq ft. Canal headroom remains for another mill. 25 ft high river wall to be built. canal extended 300 ft.
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Isaac Stevens
Rowe
H. W. Love
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L. W. Redington
Redington
Burlington
Moore & Arm
Bellows Falls
Robertson, Moore & Co
Drownings and Injuries Reported in Local Incidents
Reports from New Bedford harbor and surrounding towns detail a 25 year old man named William B. Kelley drowning during a Tuesday forenoon swim. A 12 year old Eugene Morceaux of Lawrence was struck near Andover by a Boston and Maine locomotive and is not expected to survive. A man, a moulder named George Hodges, died after being struck by a Modoc train on the Boston and Albany line at East Brookfield last night. Charles Simmons, his wife, and their daughter Mrs. Davis of Westfield were fined for horsewhipping Dr. Levey amid a slander case and appealed to the Superior Court. In Methuen, Judge Harmon ruled the death of Maurice Sullivan was a gunshot from Constable Mitchell and Mitchell acted in justification. Franklin Wares pads William H. Ross of
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Lawrence
Andover
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Boston and Albany
East Brookfield
George Hodges
Charles Simmons
Davis
Westfield
Dr. Levey
Harmon
Maurice Sullivan
Constable Mitchell
Methuen
Mitchell
Franklin Wares
William H. Ross
Dr Levy assailed by two women at Westfield
A peripatetic doctor named Levy was assaulted and horsewhipped on Monday night at Westfield by two women one claiming he slandered her by saying Marks a traveling picture seller married with six children in New York. The assailants were arrested.
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Boy Wilbur Marsh Drowns in Seekonk River
A 13 year old named Wilbur Marsh of East Providence drowned Monday evening in the Seekonk River. The tragedy occurred during a likely boating or swimming incident as local authorities investigate the circumstances.
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Package of shells explodes in New Haven post office
In Connecticut a package of cartridge shells addressed to the Waterbury Brass Company exploded in the New Haven post office on Monday. No injuries were reported. The sender, once identified, will be prosecuted.
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Destructive Hail Storm Hits West Randolph and Brookfield
A severe hail storm swept West Randolph and Brookfield, Vermont, around 8 PM, leaving 2,000 broken lights and widespread destruction. Trees, fences, and crops were flattened, oats and wheat ruined, corn stripped, and the Masonic building heavily damaged with substantial losses to a small farming village.
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Treasury transfers gold to Philadelphia mint for coinage
The Treasury department moved 5 million dollars in gold bullion from the New York Assay office to the Philadelphia mint. The gold will be minted into eagles and double eagles to meet demand for gold coin.
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