Connecticut Gubernatorial Nominations Discussed in Fringe Commentary
A political note from Connecticut mocks a Loomis candidacy for governor while praising Republicans and listing potential Democratic contenders. It lampoons the idea of “barrels” funding campaigns and hints at factional considerations among several figures including English Loomis Ingersoll Hubbard Seymour Hovey Bishop Wheeler and Waller.
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Connecticut
Lhst
Francis B. Loomis
James E. English
Charles R. Ingersoll
Richard D. Hubbard
Edward W. Seymour
Judge Hovey
William D. Bishop
Nathaniel Wheeler
Thomas M. Waller
Boston Post copies unavailable in New England area
Notice requests readers to report to publishers if the Boston Post cannot be bought at any newspaper outlets in New England. The item urges assistance in locating supply gaps and ensuring distribution is restored. The message targets general readers and emphasizes cooperation with the publishers.
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Boston Post
New England
Weather indications for New England and cautions from Macon to Cape Hatteras
Weather outlook notes stationary pressure followed by a fall in barometer for New England, with temperatures steady or rising and winds mainly from the south to west. Skies clear or partly cloudy, while cautionary signals persist from Macon to Cape Hatteras.
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New England
Macon
Cape Hatteras
Shipping arrivals and departures around the Atlantic ports
A London despatch lists multiple steamers arriving and leaving on Aug 16 from New York, Hull, Glasgow, and other ports, including Ossian, Rossmore, Eclipse, Olympus, and State of Florida. The report notes arrivals at Halifax, Antwerp, Queenstown, and Crookhaven, with several vessels bound for Liverpool and Bristol.
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Boston
Rialto
Hull
Eng
Sumatra
London
New York
Escurial
Ossian
Rossmore
Sunderland
Ene
Excelsior
Mediterranean
Jazus
Montreal
Havans
Guy of
Merida
Newark
Bristol
Cornwall
Halifax
Corinthian
Glasgow
Newcastle
Titania
Liverpool
Olympus
State of Florida
Barrow
Alexandria
Humbert
City of Chester
Snevis
Bristol City
Minerva
Wim
Symington
Caldera
Lewnns
Naworth Castle
Nellie
Garun
Baltimore
Real Estate and Boots and Shoes Listings Across Cities
Exchange of various sale times and goods across firms in New York Philadelphia and New Orleans. Entries include real estate by George R. Miehbern & Co Samuel Hatch & Co and dry goods and boots and shoes by multiple firms such as Johnson Moody & Co Moory & Hatch Lippincott Son & Co and Samuel Bunting's Sons & Co with times ranging from 10 A M to 2 50 P M and locations noted as New York Philadelphia and New Orleans.
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George R. Miehbern & Co
Samuel Hatch & Co
Johnson, Moody & Co
John H. Osgood
Moory & Hatch
Carpets
C. G
New York
Wilmerding
Hogueton
Wilmerdinng, Joguet Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
A. S. Richarde & Co
Moses Colman & Son
C. T. Walker
Vincent & Co
New Orleans
R. McKey & C
Schurch & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Boots
A. S. Richards & Co
Philad
Lippincott, Son & Co
Saratoga Races and Newport Fox Hunt Report
Saratoga results report Ada winning a five-eighths mile race with Boot-jack second and Bingara third, plus Juanita winning the one and five-eighths mile race and Derby taking the two mile hurdle. Newport fox hunt at the Glen in Portsmouth drew at least twenty five riders, lasting about forty five minutes over eight miles, with Mrs Bassett the only lady at the death and prizes awarded to Benjamin Howland and others.
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Saratoga
Ada
Boot-jack
Bingara
Juanita
Charlie Backus
Ada Glenn
Dan K
Warfield
Mark L
Derby
Frank Short
Rose
Newport
R. I
Glen
Portsmouth
Reynard
Bassett
Benjamin Howland
Census Fair at Last for the South as South Shows
Washington reports a major shift as the 1870 census is criticized for carpetbag miscounts while current officials promise a fair full count for the South. The piece notes Republican fears of fraud in prior years and hints at continuing political maneuvering surrounding the DeGolyer contract and Garfield campaign songs.
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Washington
South
United States
Walker
Hampton Speech at Staunton Urges Virginian Unity for Hancock
Senator Wade Hampton speaks in Staunton on July 26 urging Virginians to back Hancock and the Democratic ticket. He warns against a Republican victory, stresses Virginia’s duty, and appeals to unity among Virginian Democrats to preserve state rights and peace.
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Wade Hampton
Staunton
Gen. Hampton
Friends of Virginia
South Carolina
Virginia
Jefferson
Madison
Lee
Jackson
Republican Party
Thesr
South
Party of State
Democratic Party
Party of Peace
Union
Hancock
Cinrindati
Cincinnati
Bayard
North Carolina
Gov. Vance
Colored Huntsville editor Councill praised by Alabama observer
Mr D R Hundley of Montgomery provides evidence from New York Sun noting Alabama papers edited by colored men. W H Councill of Huntsville leads the Herald, once a Republican, now a Democrat. Councill, born a slave, educated himself and faced threats while switching parties. He is described as a born orator and active stump speaker for the Democratic ticket, including stops in Lowndes County amid gunfire concerns.
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D. R. Hundley
Montgomery
Alabama
New York Sun
the Sun
State of
Herald of
Huntsville
W. H. Councill
State Colored Normal School
Councill
Lowndes
North
Lowndes County Solid South Support Report
The author relays a visit to Lowndes County to support a Democratic canvass. He praises peaceful interracial outreach, notes a recent inclusive barbecue, and attests that many colored residents voted Democratic amid past bulldozing. Calls for Hayes to send troops to protect voting rights and asserts the South stands solid for honest money and government in November for Hancock.
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Lowndes County
Court House
Lowndes
Frank Hamilton
Burksville
Austin Chappel
Hayes
Londes
Sun
South
Union
Hancock
English for Vice President Fought Know-Nothingism in Indiana
The piece lauds Mr. English as a Democratic vice presidential candidate who defended foreign born citizens against Know-Nothingism. It recalls his bold opposition to the secret oath-bound movement, facing mobs and personal danger, and notes his repeated re elections due to his stance and courage. It frames his past actions as a pledge of future support for immigrant rights.
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English
Mr. English
Indiana
Congress
Know-Nothing Party
Washington Republicans Siege Leesburg Pole Debacle
A Washington dispatch dated Aug 15 reports Republicans planning a bold push into Leesburg Virginia to erect a Garfield and Arthur pole. Fewer than expected supporters traveled, facing a welcoming crowd of colored residents and applause as the pole went up peacefully amid no violence.
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Washington
Leesburg
Garfield
Arthur Pole
Political Parties Journal Extracts Highlight 1880s Debate
A compilation of quotations from Forney New York Sun Pittsburg Leader Springfield Republican Boston Herald and Philadelphia Times reflecting cross sectional calls for unity and peace amid Civil War memory and Reconstruction era politics. It contrasts Hancock and Jackson as national figures and critiques Hayes Garfield Union rhetoric on Southern affairs.
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Forney
Republic
Jackson
Louisiana
Hancock
Pennsylvania
Gen. Jackson
Gen
New York Sun
Hayes
Internal Revenue
Pittsburg
Commercial Gazette
Sherman
The
Gazette
Springfield Republican
Boston Herald
Boston Journal
Springfield
South
Gen. Garfield
Gen. Hancock
Philadelphia Times
New York Herald
Jewell
Wheeler
Herald
Illinois Democrats plan a vigorous red hot campaign
The Democrats of Illinois announce a vigorous campaign with a national slate of orators including Ex-Gov Henderson of Indiana and Senators Thurman Bayard and Hampton. They will tour major Illinois cities starting September 1, spending about two weeks each. Other notes cite Hancock activities in Rhode Island, local Knox county and Spencer county political shifts, and endorsements in Indiana and Illinois.
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Illinois
Hendricks
Indiana
Thurman
Ohio
Bayard
Delaware
Hampton
South Carolina
John Kelly
New York
Rocky Point
R.I
Shea
Augustus Schell
Robert L. McLane
Randall
J. K. Tarbox
Schurz
John R. Fellows
Senator Jones
Louisville
P. A. Collins
Boston
William Beach Lawrence
Knox County
Tenn
Gossett
Anderson
Spencer County
Ind
Ben. T. Smith
Hayes
Hancock
Dunning
Franklin Sanders
Bloomington
de Bruler
Weaver
John C. Cook
Who Preach One Kind of Doctrine and Practice Another
Special correspondence from Portland reports Maine Republicans facing internal strife amid Prohibitionist pressure. Gen. Neal Dow condemns GOP boots on temperance reform while temperance factions clash with Republican leaders, promising a contested gubernatorial race and a split in the First Congressional District with Col. James M. Stone likely entering for an independent bid.
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POST
Portland
Maine
Neal Dow
Republican Party
Gen.Dow
Davis
Temperance Party
Augusta
Dow
Old Orchard Beach
Blaine, Logan
Stanley Matthews
Tom Fitch
Nevada
Guv
Blaine
Davyds
Joy
Hancock County
Cyrus Hamlin
Bangor
Joshua Nye
8. F. Merrill
Biddeford
Thomas B. Reed
Reed
John M. Goodwin
Samuel J. Anderson
Gen. Anderson
York County
Mr. Reed
Col
James M. Stone
Kennebunk
Col. Stone
Hudson Tunnel Disaster Recovery Delayed Thirty Days
Gotham Gleanings reports twenty five days after the Hudson River tunnel accident that twenty laborers remain buried with recovery expected to take at least thirty more days. Widows receive weekly support, some improving financially. Separate items note a collision between transfer boat No. 2 and tug Gen Sheridan injuring engineer William Smith, a benzine boiler explosion at Arthur Florrest's dyeing works injuring Florence Florrest, and a fatal shooting by farmer James Murphy over apples. Also recorded are a Staten Island disappearance, unpaid Long Beach and Rockaway workers, and Indian views on Cubal evacuation and General Roberts' Candahar mission.
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New York
Hudson River
Jersey City
New York and New Haven Railroad Company
Gen. Sheridan
Eleventh Street
North River
G. W. Pratt
Morrisania
William Smith
London
Havre
Hamburg
Arthur Florrest
Broadway
Florrest
Florence
James Murphy
Long Beach
Rockaway
Calcutta
India
Cubal
Gen. Roberts
Candahar
Heavy Frost and Ice Across River Counties of New York
Frost and sheet ice were reported in multiple river counties including Poughkeepsie Stamford and Delaware as crops suffered damage. Temperatures fell to 32 degrees at 6 am with heavy frost noted in Milford N H and New Boston Conn. and Norwich area reports indicate frost with varying crop impact.
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New York
Poughkeepsie
Stamford
Delaware County
N.Y
Vermont
McMcDoEs
Mount Washington
Bellows Falls
Bellows Fallls
Connecticut
HartFord
Conn
New Boston
Norfolk
Murder at Busrap Saloon Kills John Karin in Bed
At midnight in Busrap New York John Karin saloon keeper on Abbott road was fatally stabbed by boarder Martin Flanagan who rose from bed and stabbed him near the heart with a jack knife. Karin died at 1 30 am. The killer, who was intoxicated, had been discharged from the transfer house where Karin worked and boarded. The wife and child witnessed the tragedy and Flanagan was arrested early this morning.
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Busrap
N. Y
John Karin
Abbott Road
Martin Flanagan
Karin
Flanagan
Erie and
Lake Shore
Flanigan
Kerins
Captain Boyton’s swimming show ends with rocket breach
Capt Boyton performed before about 5000 spectators at Nrnerort Aug 16. His water routine impressed the crowd with several evolutions. The finale featured a rocket detonation under a brig sized vessel, causing it to explode into debris and kindle the surface.
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Nrnerort
Boyton
Assassination of Gen Bryan Grimes Near Pitt County
Raleigh August 16 Information is received of the assassination of Gen Bryan Grimes on the 14th near his Pitt county home. Rumor says he was shot from a concealed position in a buggy along the highway by a person in the bushes. He was an important witness in a suit for arson and a prominent citizen who rose to major general in the Confederate army.
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Reed
Corporal Davis
Horace Pike
Cornish
Maine
Pike
B. F. Hamilton
Blaine
York County
Hamilton
Genteman
Gen Plaisted
Plaisted
Kennebec
Dr. Martin
Augusta
Kennebec County
Somerset County
Knox
Fogg
Capt. Boutelle
Congress
Ladd
Raleigh
N.C
Bryan Grimes
Pitt County
Herbert Spencer
United States
Japan
Rome
Tunis
France
Standard
Berlin
Constantinople
Vanity Fair
Burdett Coutts
Ashmond Bartlett
Vienna
Alexander of
Bulgaria
Portadown
County Armagh
Thomas McGrath
Trenton
Gravesend
Mansion House Relief Committee
Lord Eldon
Wareham
Lord Lytton
Calcutta
Hail Storm Ravages Vernon Hill Area in Halifax County
A furious hail storm swept Vernon Hill in Halifax county coming from the north. It covered about a mile and a half of country and extended far south. Large hail stones and a terrible gale caused heavy rain and widespread damage to crops including 100,000 hills of tobacco on one planter and large losses to others.
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Danville
Vernon Hill
Halifax County
Inquest Opens on Wright Fatalities in May's Landing
Philadelphia coroner Isseard opened the inquest into the deaths of Mrs Emma Wright and Miss Sarah Wright from injuries in the West Jersey and Atlantic Railroad accident at May's Landing last Wednesday. Many witnesses were examined and the hearing postponed to Wednesday evening to obtain testimony from those not present.
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Philadelphia
Isseard
Camden
N. J
Emma
Sarah Wright
West Jersey and Atlantic
May’s Landing
Tragic Drowning of Walker Family at Sturgeon Point
In Toronto on August 16 Robert Walker a wholesale jeweler and his children Florence 15 Bertie 11 drowned at Sturgeon Point. Florence and Bertie were swimming when Bertie struggled and Mr Walker in a boat leaped in to save him. The daughter joined the rescue and the three disappeared beneath the waves. all bodies were recovered.
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Toronto
Robert Walker
Florence
Bertie
Sturgeon Point
Fusionists gain in Aroostook and Madawaska contest noted
The piece estimates Fusionist strength in northern Maine counties with Boutelle drawing support in Fort Fairfield Caribou and Presque Isle but facing indifference in Houston. It predicts mixed gains for Republicans in Southern Aroostook and large majorities for Plaisted and Ladd in Madawaska. It forecasts a reduced Republican margin for March in the Fifth District and notes upcoming national speakers and a Bangor Republican rally with Logan Woodford Hamlin Barker.
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Boutelle
Fort Fairfield
Caribou
Presque Isle
Houston
Lewellyn Powers
Aroostook
Powers
Davis
Madawaska
Plaisted
Ladd
Congress
Milliken
Condition of Crops Shows Very Favorable Outlook for Cotton
The Department of Agriculture reports a strong crop outlook with favorable conditions for cotton, corn, spring wheat, and tobacco across many states. Timely rains aid growth though worm, rot, and rust appear. corn shows a slight decline from July but remains above last year in most regions.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi River
New England
Middle
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kansas
California
Oregon
Maryland
Kentucky
Virginia
Fire losses Hit Hamilton Mill and Rail Property
A morning blaze at the Hamilton mill in Lowell Massachusetts damaged the wheel pit and cloth room, shutting down two mills. Estimated losses range from 3000 to 4000 dollars, insured by the Mutual Protective Association. Also hit were Grand Trunk Property in Richmod Quebec with 75000 dollars loss. Additional fires in Framingham and Montpelier caused damages from 500 to 600 dollars.
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Hamilton
Lowell
Mass
Mutual Protective Association
Grand Trunk Property
Framingham
George BE. Cutler
South Framingham
Montpelier
J. W. Wheelock
Benton
Three forgers arrested in Providence after bank forgery
Charles O Brockway and accomplice Joseph Cook were arrested by Pinkerton detective E S Gaylor and Providence officers after Cook presented a forged 1327 check at Fourth National Bank. Brockway, linked to Chicago forging crimes, was seized nearby. a third man fled and was later captured after a pistol chase.
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Providence
KR. I
Charles O. Brockway
Joseph Cook
Billy Oglepoer
Gaylor
Pinkerton
Brockway
Cook
Fourth National Bank
Parker
Chicago
Old National Bank
Solemn Profession of Forty Five Nuns at Notre Dame Convent
In Baltimore on Saturday the Notre Dame convent held the solemn profession of forty five young ladies, among them Miss Ellen Cronin of Boston. High mass and a long liturgy followed with veils blessed rings blessed, candles given, and investiture completed. The rite ended with prayers, blessings, and the recitation of Psalm 192.
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Notre Dame
Baltimore
Ellen Cronin
Boston
Father Neithart
New Orleans
Havana Decree Orders Cattle Registers Across Provinces
The Gazette in Havana publishes a decree requiring all municipalities to maintain cattle registers to aid trade and catch thieves. Registers open Oct 1 and close Dec 31, with annual renewal. Owners must report sales purchases deaths and cattle drivers need permits. Prisons designated in Havana and Puerto Principe with galley and penitentiary in Havana and penitentiary only in Puerto Principe.
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Havana
Puerto Principe
First National Bank Planned in Los Angeles
The Deputy Comptroller of the Currency authorized a new national bank in Los Angeles California with a $160,000 capital. Joseph T. Bender of the Indian Bureau was recalled and designated acting chief clerk. Treasury officials report rising demand for standard silver dollars with orders totaling $58,000 in a single day, the highest in over a year.
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Washington
First National
Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph T. Bender
Indian Bureau
Pacific Coast
Telegraph
Bureau
Treasury
Tragic Drowning In Connecticut River In Western Massachusetts
Springfield report says John C. Taylor secretary of the Masonic Mutual Relief Association of Western Massachusetts and his wife drowned in the Connecticut River. Mrs Taylor leaped from a boat amid a temporary alteration and drifted away. He, unable to swim, followed and both were lost.
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Springfield
Mass
John C. Taylor
Masonic Mutual Relief Association of
Western Massachusetts
Connecticut River
Fresh halibut receipts exceed year to date at Gloucester port
Gloucester reports a surge in fresh halibut landings over the last 48 hours with 260000 pounds from the Banks and 8500 pounds from an unnamed source, the largest period this year. The cargo indicates strong fishing activity and rising supply at the port.
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Gloucester
Mass
Thousands Gather for Triennial Conclave in Chicago
Chicago brims with Sir Knights and families as the Triennial Conclave draws crowds, hotels strained beyond capacity, thieves warned, and 368 commanderies to arrive. Officials deploy 425 National Guard troops. 200000 expected by morning. Grand ball to surpass all prior events with 30000 invitations. meals arranged for 1700 at a sitting, 40 cooks, 300 waiters, 100 gallons coffee. Mayors and governors greet attendees at multiple halls with orchestral concerts and speeches.
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Chicago
Sir Knights
Knights Templar
California
Porience
Ilinois National Guards
Palmer House
Grand Pacific
Sherman House
Tremont House
Central Music Hall
Hans Balatka
Harrison
Gov. Cullom
M. M. Theo. Gurney
Illinois
McCormick Hall
Brand
Cincinnati Orchestra
Guv. Shuman
Farwell Hall
Charles Bach
Milwaukee
John Wentworth
Leonard Swett
Joseph Robbins
Lester Bond
Government work bids opened at Newport Rhode Island
Bids for Block Island Narra gansett Connecticut River and other contracts were opened in Newport by Gen. G. K. Warren. Names include W Flannery E Brainard Jr J A Hammond McDermott Daly James Scully Staples & Phillips and others with bids ranging from 15 4 to 37 cents. Contracts will follow and be awarded to the lowest bidder.
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Newport
R.I
G. K. Warren
United States Engineer Department
Block Island
W. Flannery
New York
E. Brainard, Jr
Albany
McDonald & Daly
Cohoes
N. Y
Little Narragansett
William Flannery
William H. Beard
Brooklyn
Cyclone Destroys 25 Homes in Goliad. Two Die in Tragedy
A News's special from Goliad reports a two minute cyclone that demolished twenty five houses and injured five people with losses estimated at fifteen thousand dollars. A separate dispatch notes Gov. Roberts granting Burke a nine day respite in a rape case. Jacksonville wire recalls a fatal street fight between farmers Johnson and Odom, with Johnson dead and Odom fatally stabbed.
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Galveston
Tex
Goliad
Waco
Roberts
Burke
Jacksonville
Johnson
Odom
New Bedford Hosts Yacht Club Visitors In Harbor
New Bedford Mass August 16 Forty vessels from the New York and Eastern Yacht Club squadron anchor in the harbor after sailing from Newport. The New Bedford Club hosted the visitors with fireworks illuminations and music. A Wednesday race over a forty mile triangle in Buzzards Bay included New Bedford New York and Eastern Clubs open to first and second class schooners and sloops. On Thursday the visiting club sails for Oak Bluffs.
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New Bedford
Mass
New York and Eastern Yacht Club
Newport
New Bedford Club
Buzzard’s Bay
New York
Eastern
Oak Bluffs
Boston and Syracuse men voyage nautilus canoes up Annisquam
C L Tilden of Boston and Alex H Davis of Syracuse navigated nautilus canoes from Lake Champlain to Concord New Hampshire down the Merrimack River and through Ipswich Bay to Newburyport. They continued toward Marblehead after yesterday’s run.
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Gloucester
Mass
C. L. Tilden
Boston
Alex. H. Davis
Syracuse
N. Y
Annisquam River
Lake Champlain
Concord
N. H
Merrimack River
Ipswich Bay
Newburyport
Marblehead
Drunken Fire Start Claims Several Kelleher Family
In Oakland, John Kelleher and wife with Mrs. King held a drunken revel that ended with a house fire. Two children Eugene and Annie, ages 2 and 5, burned to cinders. James, age 4, fatally burned. Mrs. Kelleher may die from injuries. Mrs. King severely scorched. Kelleher slightly hurt.
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San Francisco
Cal
John Kelleher
Oakland
King
Eugene
Annie
James
Kelleher
Steamboat Inspectors Revoke Captains Licenses After Collision
Detroit on August 16 steamboat inspectors revoke licenses of captain of the Garland and captain of the Mamie following a collision. They say both crews could have prevented the terrible accident with prudent management of their vessels.
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Detroit
Garland
Indictment Found Against Dr John Buchanan in Philadelphia
At the August term of the U S District Court in Philadelphia the grand jury returned true bills against Dr John Buchanan for conspiring to defraud and using the mail for illegitimate purposes in a scheme.
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Philadelphia
United States District Court
John Buchanan
Vaile Shot by Saloon Keeper in East St. Louis Tragedy
Horace B. Vaile, intoxicated, entered Edward Frontaine's saloon in East St. Louis and died after Frontaine shot him three times in a quarrel. Frontaine surrendered this morning and was placed in custody.
Losses Reported In Recent Battle Amid Afghan Conflict
London reports detail British casualties from the July 27 battle totaling 21 officers, 300 Europeans, and 700 natives killed or missing, with 5 officers and 90 men wounded. Gen Roberts advancing toward Kandahar, while evacuation debates rise among Stewart and officials. Rebels resist near Kuch and Kandahar. sieges intensify with trenches underway and communications strained.
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Ayoohb Khan
London
House of Commons
Marquis of Hartington
Chaman Choki
Khbelat-i
Stewart
Gundamuk
Peshawar
Ameer
Roberts
Candahar
Jagdalak
Ayoob Khan
Quettah
Ketch
Bombay
Col. St. John
Koshk-i- Nakbud
Ayoob
Land League Aims to Resist Landowners and Coercion
John Dillon declares that if Land League enrolls 3000 men they can strike against rent and resist coercion acts. Dublin Times notes Juno affair losing tragedy edge as harvest eases minds. Cork meeting condemns Juno raid as favoring secret service payback. Milford rifle theft seized. Catholic demonstrations mark Lady Day with rioting. Dunganon sees deadly clash as police fire on procession wounding many.
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London
John Dillon
House of Commons
Tipperary
Kildare
Land League
England
Ireland
Dublin
The
Times
Cork
Milford
Dunganon
Marshal Bazaine Reported in Excellent Health
London reports a Paris dispatch says the death rumor about Marshal Bazaine is unfounded and letters indicate he is enjoying excellent health.
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Marshal Bazaine
London
Paris
Gambetta Letter Causes Unrest in Paris and Berlin
Berlin dispatch notes a Paris telegram summaries Gambetta to a Councillor General published in the Verite. Some believe the letter expresses Gambetta's thoughts, others fear misrepresentation, with a possible Gambetta declaration expected. The Republique Francaise claims the letter dated October 16 appeared in Paris papers and as pamphlet. A separate note reports a devastating flood in Glendore Glen Donegal, drowning several, with eleven missing and five bodies found.
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London
Berlin
Times
Paris
Gambetta
the Verite
The
Verite
Glendore
County Donegal
Commecmon
Santa Paula Despatch Reports Fatal Bite and Other News
A Santa Paula despatch says Rev J W Guiberson was bitten and died from the bite s effects. A 17 year old girl Moore of Logansport Pa has wasted to about fifteen pounds in four weeks. Joseph Buebler, hauling intoxicated men in a furniture wagon near St Louis, was beaten to death. Tugs Admiral D D Porter and Reindeer collided in the Quebec river. Porter damaged. A Memphis arrival says Washington reports no yellow fever outbreak and suggests the germs may be destroyed.
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Santa Paula
Ventura County
J. W. Guiberson
Moore
Logansport
Armstrong County
Joseph Buebler
St. Louis
Admiral D. D. Porter
Reindeer
Quebec
Washington
Memphis
Mississippi Valley
Spring Health Advice and Comfort Remedies
Workingmen are urged to cleanse and fortify their systems with Hop Bitters to prevent spring illnesses and boost work readiness. The Burlington Hawkeye notes women may use Burnett's Kalliston to keep skin soft and fresh, countering sun and wind effects, endorsed by medical faculty.
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Burlington Hawkeye
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Washington Street
Henry Walker
Jonas H. Prench
P. J. Jordan
New York Museum
Boston Post Office
New Engeland
Ocean House
Revere Beach
Ocean House Grove
Tarleton & West
Iymstu Thist
Taft
Point Shirley
High St
Congress Square
Jesstuthtr
O. A. Taft
Isles OF Shoals
Hotels
Eastern Railroad
Islands
Jesstutoer Lalghton Bros. & CO
Rockland House
Nantasheet Beach
Doyle
Sherburne House
Nantucket
H.soule, Jr
Adelphi Hotel
Saratoca Springs
Jysé
Grand Union
Batus
H.mccaffrey
Alpine House
Bethlehem
H. Clark
Franconia House
Profile House
White Mountains
N.W
H. W. Priest
Lawrence
Ss éTuTbSzm
W. Barton
White Mountain House
Twin
Faryan
Mt. Washington
Geo
W. Storer
K. BD
Kounsevel
Jesus
H. Eastman
Sunset Pavilion
North Conway
M.L
MASOC
Bethlehem House
W.A
J.B. McGregor
Prop’s
East
Oakland Garden
Haverly
Haverly’s
Genuine Colored
Nlblo’s Garden
Dove & Ruggles
Corner West
Sereana Markoe’s
Highlands
Lott
Park Theatre
Willie Edouln
Audétf
Eeleck
Alhambra
City Point
T. E. Halleck
Frepreter
Planquette
Louis P. Goullaud
Tremont St
South Boston Horse Railroad
Aulétt
Rice
J. Harris
Jamaica Plain
Brookline
Parker House
Goulland’s
Tremont Street
Pinckney
School & College
Eeworth
Mth Street
Beckers & Bradford's
M. C. Union
Boylston Street
Chauncy Hall School
T. Groom & Co
Esas & O
Aes
GaSe
Lee & Shepard
T. Cotesworth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!