Washburne’s Quiet Cape Cottage Observation of Maine Peril
The piece notes Hon. E B Washburne’s reticence as the Republic and Maine face danger. He spends weeks at Cape Cottage near Portland, avoiding public anxiety while sowing seeds near his old homestead. Solon Chase is mentioned as a neighbor, with shared origins.
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Mirror to Wallace Committee Reveals Massachusetts Plan
The Yazoo plan is not as important as the Massachusetts Republican Committee plan for carrying elections. Before criticizing others, examine the mirror the Wallace Committee holds up nearby.
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Death by Self Destruction Aboard Bristol Steamer
A young woman leapt from the Bristol of the Fall River Line about fifteen miles from New York on Saturday night. She left a letter for a Philadelphia man saying she could not live without him. Other brief items note Mrs A T Stewart misled about her husband's body, $25 000 offered for the body, Denver and Rio Grande Railway issues, an attempted assassination in Wordsville New Hampshire, Diaz’s execution of figurero and followers, yellow fever cases and deaths in Memphis, and a London rival of Jay Gould failing with large liabilities.
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Jim Fisk
Boots and Shoes and Dry Goods Auction Schedule
Philadelphia and New York consignments list multiple dates August 19–22 detailing auctions of boots and shoes dry goods carpets and related items. Firms include Lippincott Son Co Pancoast Warren Bunting’s Sons Laws & Co and Wilmerding Hoguet Co with times 10 A M to 1 30 P M and real estate stocks horses and carriages among items.
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Tragic suicide on steamer Bristol near New York
A young woman named Roche jumped from the steamer Bristol about fifteen miles from New York while en route to Faiy River Massachusetts. She was last seen on deck after requesting her purse be taken by the purser. A note to Joseph Langfeldt and items including twelve dollars, a pawn ticket, and a Boston ticket were found in her purse. The body was not recovered and the steamer continued its voyage. The deceased wore a black silk dress and diamond earrings, appears 25 to 30, about 150 pounds.
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Helatstons No Scape Goat Brilliancy Not Always True
Revarts for Governor of New York highlighted as a standout item amid political talk. Observers weigh the claim that brilliance does not guarantee faultless leadership in tough governance disputes.
Sprague Conkling Affair Dominates Washington Gossip
Special correspondence from 1879 notes the Sprague Conkling affair as the talk of Washington society. It details rumored intimacy between New York Senator Roscoe Conkling and Mrs. Sprague, with commentary on their spouses, politics in New York, Evarts as Governor candidate prospects, and Democratic leanings shaping Republican choices.
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Mrs Sprague Denies Reports On Conkling Affair
Mrs Kate Sprague tells a Sun reporter at Canonchet she did not charge her husband with untruthfulness nor launch verbal attacks. She says her life has been a burden for thirteen years and that there has been no love between her and her husband. She asserts jealousy arose from business troubles and a loan offer from Senator Conkling to fund horses. She recounts a confrontation at Edgewood with Sprague, Conkling offering to withdraw, and warns of upcoming disclosures to justify her actions.
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Williams women tied to domestic assault trigger late night alarm
A woman suffered a shallow head wound above her right eye from a blunt instrument after which her husband, awakened by her cries, kept them from notifying neighbors until daybreak. Suspects point to the Williams women for the prior assault as the community remains unsettled.
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Rumors swirl over A T Stewart remains and society shocks
News from New York on August 17 reports Mrs A T Stewart still believes her husband’s body has been recovered while a Montreal canal boat tale traces a coffin like box to a medical college. Other items note a Japan tea shipment arrival, libel suits, sports events, and local court actions.
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Locust Grove Hotel Fire Ends In Tragic Loss At Coney Island
New York dateline reports Locust Grove Hotel near Coney Island burned in about fifteen minutes after naphtha exploded. Four women and men died including steward James N. Pierce. Seventy six guests and twenty staff affected. insurance $30,000. several missing as search continues.
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Dexter Savings Bank Seeks Deficiency Audit
Bank officers have hired an accountant to determine cashier Barron's deficiency. Barron's executor was invited to participate but refused. Four months ago Mr. A. J. Swanton of Richmond lost a pocket-book and Saturday found the dog carrying it. the owner inspected and found everything intact. A foot race for 1000 a side in Calais ended with Gus Bennett winning over Fred Harmon by two feet after Bennett passed at 75 yards.
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Mill extension and log drive amid town notices
The Franklin Falls Winnipiscogee Paper Company expands its upper mill with a new Foudrnier, the largest capacity yet, while three mills operate day and night. In Hopkinton Andrew Simonds and Lewis Flanders face cruelty charges for a horse owned by Mrs. Putney. both linked to $300 recognizances, Simonds bonded, Flanders jailed. A vast log jam north of Charlestown sees seventy five workers, a 50,000,000 foot Bowman drive, and a river boom at South Charlestown. Dr Daniel Hanson, Raymond, is arrested for license law breach, jailed in Portsmouth on $300 bail. he refuses bail in court. Hanson then accuses Dr True Gould of illegally selling liquor via a house in Raymond, to be tried next Friday. Raymond residents take sides.
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Vermont News Briefs From The Era Of Strikes And Scandals
Reports from Vermont list a Felchville man with 181 boils and poor recovery odds. Rutland workers strike for shorter hours at Columbian Marble Company. Vermont militia prepares for Bradford encampment led by Cols Peck and Fuller. Gloucester burglar Frank Deen re-arrested after stealing horse and officer’s gold watch, hiding in a St Johnsbury barn. Washington Webster of South Ryegate bound over for Grand Jury on rape charge involving Nancy Adams of Ryegate. Vergennes farmer Hal lock charged with forging notes discounted at a local bank. forgeries linked to Hemon Hallock and Anson Hallock. Hallock fined for poultry theft. noted as well-connected.
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Massacheusetts notes 4 year old dies after wagon accident
In Cheshire a four year old son of Thomas St John fell from a loaded wagon Friday and was run over dying within hours. Other items include a Lowell porter losing funds after an uncle's death and a Williamsburg woman who died after Paris green ingestion. Reports span land leases for a new Atlantic cable landing at North Eastham, fraud by a Maine maker selling a solargraph watch, liquor fueled violence and a fatal jail cell hanging in Fall River. News from Gloucester nautical loss, a stabbing in Shelburne Falls, and a grinding strike at Douglas Axe Works with potential mass layoff. Judge Currier orders grand jury action on a police death. Several other incidents and international notices fill the column.
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Shooting in Olneyville Leaves Wife Unharmed
In Olneyville on Saturday morning William Powers shot his wife Amelia after she refused to live with him. The bullet struck near the left temple and glanced off, causing no serious injury. The two, both young, had been separated for about a week.
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United States Offers Mediation in Chile Peru War
The U S government instructs Ministers Cristiancy at Lima and Osborn at Santiago to tell Peru and Chile that Washington deeply regrets the conflict and stands ready to offer friendly mediation for an honorable settlement if both sides desire it. They have not yet received replies, but hope the gesture will aid a speedy peace.
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Expulsion of Alcaras Triggers Diaz Hardline Decrees
From Havana a Vera Cruz steamer reports in Mexico City that Senor Llanos Alcaras editor of Colonie Espanola was banished for visiting the garrison and offering bribes to overthrow the government. Notorious guerrilla Cominullero was captured and shot, as was pronuncial leader Fis, with four followers. The old law allowing swift execution of armed rebels has been revived by President Diaz.
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McHenry Bankruptcy Receiver Appointed in London
London August 16 A London Bankruptcy Court accepted an application to appoint a receiver for James McHenry estate. Assets listed at about 1,000,000 pounds including shares and leasehold and freehold property. Liabilities estimated at 5,000,000 dollars. The failure follows a Master of the Rolls judgment against him for over 2,000,000 dollars in favor of the Erie Railway Company.
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Election Chief Named by Liberal Progressive Cherokee Nation
D W Bushyhead elected chief of the Cherokee Nation. Des Moines reports talk of a coal miner strike in Iowa totaling 32,000 on an agreed October day. A convict escaped from Sweetsburg jail August 7 during breakfast and remains at large. Five men near Rocky River Cleveland supposedly drowned but escaped ashore unharmed. A storm in Thornton Va killed two youths and injured two others sheltering in a stable. An assault in Folsom Cal left Mrs Lambert dead and Mr Lambert wounded. Gabriel Bossler killed after being run over near Reading. Desperadoes Bryan Collins and James McDonald escaped Scranton jail. Extradition case in Toronto over Widgery shooting. Canada to send four agricultural instructors to Black Feet territory near the Rockies.
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Howe, Albert &O
Market St
Brighton
Dev. Street
Hnights
Hennedy
Winthrop
MacDonald
Jerome S
School St
Osgood
F. D
Rhodes &O
Sullivan Beos
Libbie
Beacon St
Bankers
Attwood Silbo’'T & CO
Fn Foote & French
Concress Street
Parker & Stackpole
Pevonshires Peck, F. H
Exchange Place
Bock Publishers
Batcheller
Samemer Street
Blanchard, Fuller & C O
Peart St
Boyd, J. & CO
Bufeum
Pearl Street
High Street
Curtis, WN & CO
Edmunds & Mayo
Hayden,guardenier & CO
Pearl St
Johnson, Rust & C O
Jarvis Furnace CO
Contress St
Boylston Brewery
Central Street
Haffeneffer & CO
Boston Beer CO
Boylston Brrewery
Central St
Continental Brewery
Cook, Isaat
Froughton, A. Jd. & CO
Station
Hall, James & Son
Hawkins Street
Ingales, Wyer & C O
Sargent, WM. P. & CO
Sudbury
Sargent & Ham
Bowker Street
Bobsoer
Goldthwaiet, Joel & CO
Wash
WM. Bond & Son
Bangs & Horton
Kirby Street
Mann & Soule
Morse, H.& A. & CO
Hilby Street
Burnett, Jos. & CO
F.M. Holmes Fur. CO
St. Rolman
JON N & CO
Friend St
Trench, WM. C
Fulton Street
Hixon, Epward & CO
St. Jones
Fulaus A. & CO
Hotels
Crawford, Scollay Square
Clarendon Hotel
Sheerman
Court Square
the ST. James
Vossler
Hawley Street
Young’s Otel
T. Cutter
Milton J. Hardy & CO
Ladi
Sallard, Vincent
Temple Place
Chatwin
Wash. Street
Freeman& Gray
Hewins & Hollis
Estey
Hunt Bros
Wash, St. New England Organ CO
Wash. Smlesh AM. Organ CO
Cochran
Congress Square
TOWER
M. G. Brown
Bond St
Cambridge St
Emerson’s Hin
Aaron R.gay& CO