Prohibition and politics sweep through state conventions
A provincial report notes a prohibitory state convention in the city with little public interest. It discusses Massachusetts attitudes toward prohibition, opposing votes on the river and harbor bill, and remarks on Bay State Republicans embracing economy planks. The piece also surveys Kentucky race outcomes showing a Democratic surge despite Republican strength in key counties.
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Harvesting Begun in Wisconsin and Promising Splendidly
Wisconsin and nearby regions report harvests starting strong with favorable yields. Chinch bugs damage late spring wheat and oats, but corn and spring wheat look high. Great Northwest and Canada show excellent or near record prospects, with barley and oats yielding well and fall wheat among the best on record.
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Indianapolis Board of Trade inaugurated with 1000 members
The new Indianapolis board of trade, formed from the old board of trade, merchants' exchange, and mercantile and produce exchanges, opened with 1000 members and a $15,000 fund. Congratulatory messages arrived from boards in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Chicago, Louisville, and St. Louis.
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Sarsfield club backs aid to Arabi Pasha in dynamite pledge
Capt. William Cuskack representing O Donavan Rossa in Philadelphia said at a city meeting that every member supported aiding Arabi Pasha with men and money and that they are committed to dynamite and bullets as the plan, signaling ongoing militant support and anger toward the current regime.
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Campbell county man hanged by mob in Newnan Ga
A Campbell county native accused of outraging a 15 year old white girl was removed from jail in Newnan and hanged by seven men. He confessed with another man to the crime after being tried by the crowd.
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Two 12 Year Old Drowned After River Attack in Camden
In Camden county two boys about 17 seized a 12 year old, forced him into a river, and held him underwater until death. They fled, leaving the body on the river bank where alligators had begun feeding. No trace of the assailants has been found.
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Maine Contest Fusion Sparks at Bangor City Hall
Special Despatch from Bangor reports a slim turnout at the straight greenback county convention of Penobscot County. Delegates numbered 50 with 61 in the hall, a largely scripted affair featuring floor nominations and speeches by Col Winchester and Selum. The slate included Jo an White, John Benjamin, RF Rowell, and W S Smith as senators, with local officials and county officers named for various posts. Knox County and Waldo County conventions followed with nominations for local offices and pledges to support state platform.
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New England notices list Augusta Sprague Property group figures
Gov Pisistea submits nominations for trial justices notaries public and other posts to the executive council with about 50 additional justices to be named, including Cape Elizabeth’s Albert Robinson and Unity’s Samuel Myrick. The Sprague Property owners associated with a Boston backed capital structure include Augusta residents and Boston stockholders.
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Gaza Post Office Opens in Southornton Store
Gaza named as new post office location at Southornton in the store of J J Burley. George Marchant of Manchester faces $1800 unsettled ticket issues with Passumpsic railroad, after serving as road agent sold tickets. In Portsmouth police court a 12 year old Boston boy received 90 days and was bound over for larceny from Clinton Packer in Greenland, N H. Portsmouth’s first regular city government meeting adjourned with committees and officers chosen, incumbents reelected to most posts.
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Young Lawrence girl still uses crutch after cure claim
A Lawrence young woman once reported cured of hip disease by prayer at Old Orchard still relies on a crutch. Other local news notes several accidents including a Chicopee boy mangled on a freight car and a Lawrence woman badly burned starting kerosene. Also reported are a death in Newburyport, a body found near Wellfleet, a Fall River spinners union petition, Yarmouth Camp association officers, and a Brockton pastor sermon.
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Evacuation of Works Opposite Ramleh Reported
Alexandria despatch says the enemy will evacuate the works opposite Ramleh, avoiding an attack for now. Arabi Pasha spies captured. Water to be supplied by condensers. Cartwright urges foreign consuls to warn governments to curb arrivals. Arabi adds 11 guns in first line.
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Promenade concert season winds down with Pirates of Penzance
The Boston Museum summer garden hosts promenade concerts where Pirates of Penzance plays tonight and tomorrow afternoon as the season nears close. Billie Taylor returns next week, while a Free Pardon at the Boston Theatre reforms with a thriving company led by Tompkins. Elsewhere Oakland garden revives Irish Aristocracy to strong crowds, and Point of Pines expands fireworks and concerts with Germania Band and Eichler’s Band providing continuous entertainment.
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Ten Year Appropriations by Party Leaders 1873–1881
From the New York Sun, the document lists annual appropriations for ten fiscal years from 1873 to 1881. It shows Republican control figures for 1873–1876 and Democratic control figures from 1877 onward, with per-year totals such as 154,216,751 in 1873 and 154,118,912 in 1881, ending with an average across the decade.
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