Rumor of Harris Replacement in Second District
Rumors claim Hon. Benjamin W. Harris may surrender the nomination for the second district seat to Gov. Long. If true, Harris’s public career could end, seen as a relief by some, given his alignment with Robegan. Harris is deemed unsuitable to represent any Massachusetts faction.
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Dublin editor fined and jailed without trial
The Dublin editor Mr Gr ay faced a heavy fine and imprisonment for exercising a right seen as sacred by Americans. No trial or legal proceeding was held and no effort was made to verify the charges. Describes English rule in Ireland and asserts a preference for publishing a newspaper in Boston, U S A.
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Jorgensen Ousted By Mahone Alliance Over Filtration
Congressman Jorgensen, who arrived in Boston yesterday, becomes a victim of the Mahone administration alliance. One of the few reputable southern Republicans in Congress, his clean shirt and clean reputation anger the readjusters. Arthur and Mahone joined to defeat his renomination, leaving Jorgensen of little use to the administration.
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Hoar in a Row Over River and Harbor Bill in Massachusetts
The piece argues Senator Hoar sided with himself over his constituents on the river and harbor bill. It contends hundreds of Massachusetts men, as capable as Hoar, view the measure as pernicious while Hoar insists otherwise. The core question is whether Hoar represents his state or his own views in the national councils.
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Remains of Senator Hill Laid In Bronze Casket
Atlanta August 19 remains of Senator Hill laid in a bronze casket like the President Gafield burial. At 3 30 the procession moved from the church to the cemetery led by Atlanta bar members and senators. The streets were crowded while business suspended and officials marshaled the event.
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Miners End Pan Handle Strike and Return to Work
Pittsburg reports the five month Pan Handle railroad miners strike ends after a strikers meeting. About five thousand men were involved. most will not find work as new men filled jobs and operators refuse to discharge to make room for returnees. In Washington Alexander M. Kenaday urges strikers to resume work now and await Senate and Congress action next winter.
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Circus Wrecked In Illinois Collision Kills Three
A circus train collision near Tunnel Hill and New Burnside Illinois left three drivers dead and 25 to 30 injured. W C Coup's circus split into two sections traveling south when the second engine crashed into the rear of the first coach. Relief trains and physicians rushed to the scene.
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Steamer Kaaterskill Damaged After Steam Escape Near West Point
The steamer Kaaterskill carrying 160 passengers near West Point broke its walking beam and steam cylinder, causing a steam escape. The vessel was disabled and towed to Caldwell landing. passengers transferred to the Redfield. Vincenzo Calles and another man were severely scalded. Mrs Green Miss Hinman and Maj. Russell were slightly scorched. Damage estimated at $10,000.
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Hope Arrives With Eira Crew From Arctic Rescue
The steamer Hope under Sir Allen Young returns to Peterhead with the entire Eira crew. Leigh Smith recounts the 1881 voyage, the sinking near Cape Flora, and the rescue after 16 nights in a tent on ice while the crew saved boats, clothes, and bedding.
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Mourning in Ireland as two Joyce murder suspects loom
A 14 year old boy wounded in the Cong Joyce family murder dies, another 12 year old remains critically ill. Disguised assailants, four or five, attacked the home where the elderly mother lay slain. Reports from Vienna and Dublin recount political tensions, clerical calls for order, and ongoing inquiries into Mr Gray’s case.
Fatal fall and drownings spark jurisdiction dispute in Maine case
Frank Frye died after falling from a staging in Berwick on Saturday while Joseph Dillingham aged 24 and Charles Piper aged 17 drowned Tuesday in Rockport harbor while coming ashore from a vessel. Grand jury at Bath indicted Serat Kelley for murder and manslaughter in four counts, two in Maine and two within U S jurisdiction. first issue is court jurisdiction.
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Child among nine barely survives Lake Massabesh capsize
A Sunday afternoon sail on Lake Massabesh ended when a boat capsized. All nine were saved except four year old Ora Deschenes. The party's vessels White Cap Phantom Alice and Hope from Boston Grace and Ruth from Marblehead and Wave Crest from New York reached Isles of Shoals in the week ending Aug 19. The Hed Ding camp grounds at East Epping hosts its annual Methodist gathering starting Monday Aug 28, with special meetings arranged for the week.
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Drownings and incidents across towns reported
A five year old girl, daughter of Frank L Bailey, drowned after falling from a boat at West Brookfield on Saturday. A five year old boy, Henry Greg of Lowell, drowned Saturday afternoon in a canal and was recovered Sunday. Thomas Coughlen of Lowell, intoxicated, cut his throat but is expected to recover. George E Swayne, a noted horse thief, was arrested at Ossipee and held in Lawrence for trial. John Quinlan of Monson jumped from a fast train near Springfield and was badly hurt. A four year old boy named Faulkner was killed instantly when run over by a train near Wilmington. Lowell liquor seizures confiscated stock for Sunday trade from four unlicensed dealers. In Lawrence, Samuel Ames fired on three local boys bathing on his land. one was hit in the forehead and another in the chest. Ames posted bail of 2500. The condition of one boy is critical.
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Boston Theatre opens season with A Free Pardon
The production draws large audiences and warm praise as manager Tompkins inaugurates the 1882 83 season. The drama will run until further notice. Beeston Museum begins its 42d regular season tonight with Pinero's Imprudence in America for the first time. The cast includes Barron Warren Wilson Hudson Mason Ham Clerke Mrs Vincent Miss Bartlett and Miss Blanchard.
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Dark Horses in the Race on South Street Development
The article describes new brick buildings on South and Kneeland streets with four stories themed for storefronts and dwellings. Owner James Collins plans completion by Oct 1, with architect B W Ford and builders Loughlin Nolan and Laman Drisko. A second brick block, 20 by 34 feet, will also be four stories for shops below and homes above, owned by Mr Joan T Casey, with a new front wall erected between the structures.
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Rev Pr Brown of Providence On Pauls Choice
The Providence Rhode Island pastor Reverend Pr Pr Brown discusses the Pauline motto To Live is Christ and to Die is Gain in a sermon exploring faith and life.
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Washington county Democrats nominate slate in Vermont convention
The Washington county Democratic convention met in Montpelier and named leaders for state and local posts. Officers elected were chairman George W. Bassett and secretary Frank A. Donahue, with J. H. Senter acting as initial chair. Nominations included S. C. Shurtett, B. P. White for senate, George O. Davis and George H. Wastings as associate judges, John H. Senter for state attorney, Horatio Templeton for sheriff, Andrew Murray for high bailiff, and E. E. French for probate judge, among others. Fusionists in Piscataquis County, Maine, also named a slate with A. S. Wade as senator and Edwin Doore as probate judge.
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Tallapoosa Arrives at Quarantine With Secretary Chandler Aboard
The warship Tallapoosa arrives at quarantine from League Island navy yard with Secretary Chandler and entourage aboard. After inspection she proceeds to Twenty third street where she anchors. The Minnesota fires a salute as Tallapoosa dips its flags in acknowledgment.
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Eisner’s Herbena
GEO. C. Goodwin & Co
Hanover Street
M, Eisner
Buffalo
Buflinton
Richardson
Frece
Harpurg
B.R
Po.a.e. Hotaling
Purcell
Borvung
Q’rourke
K Rowe
O Brouthers
Rowen
O Richardson
Preasiey
Poley
Burdock
White
Wike
LiForce
BUM O
Cistecessucuvcisss Mecek
Rowe
Buffle
Baliscallea
Sttkes Cailen
Wise
Morritt
Deasley
McLean
Other Gunns
Ucleveland
Metropoitan L
Pray
Baltimore
Fall River
Taunton
Readville—Beacon
Hyde Park
Alt Beverley—Star
Norwood
Jamaica Plain
Judson
Jamaica
Wellington
Hornung
Anson
Statt
Hines
Gore
Kelly
Hotalnea
Dalrymple
Woods
Il S
StSebel
Steets
Bors
St ES Detroits
Bostons
Walnut Hill
Auigy
Lewando
Temple Place
Boton, U.S. A