Gresham and Courtneys in Washington and rumors of honesty
The piece discusses Gresham as the green man in the cabinet and notes ongoing questions about Courtney's honesty. It argues that some people take time to admit fraud and questions motives in Kentucky politics. It critiques Republican rhetoric and references the Cincinnati Gazette and Dalzell in predicting Foraker’s election.
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Gresham
Washington
Courtney
Cincinnati Gazette
Baltimore American
Dalzell
Foraker
Gazette
Post notes additional Buchanan cabinet survivors
The Post informs readers that Judge Black is not the last surviving member of President Buchanan's cabinet. It notes that Hon. Joseph Holt of Kentucky and Hon. Horatio King of Maine, both former cabinet members, are still living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Black
Buchanan
Joseph Holt
Kentucky
Horatio King
Maine
Insulting Irish Invincibles Target McDermott Over Rossa Feud
The piece argues the Irish Invincibles of New York and Brooklyn should focus on O'Donovan Rossa rather than Henry McDermott. It labels Rossa as loud and braggart while praising McDermott as quiet and respectable, likening persecution to blaming Edwin Booth for his brother's act against Lincoln.
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New York
Brooklyn
O’donovan Rossa
Henry McDermott
Edwin Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Militia in Oldtown backs Mason firing at Guiteau
A Maine militia unit endorses Sergt Mason's action against Guiteau and urges government pardon. The writer notes the rarity of a broad militia movement and argues discipline matters more than heated sentiment, warning an unreprimanded crime would threaten Army order.
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Oldtown
Sergt
Mason
Guiteau
Sergt. Mason
United States Army
Mason’s
Northern Pacific land grant could surpass all prior gifts
The article claims the Northern Pacific line would yield the largest corporate land grant in U.S. history if completed before Congress. It covers 75,000,080 acres valued at 150 million dollars. selling at 250 dollars per acre could fund the road and leave 70 million dollars as a bonus. It notes a failed to declare the grant forfeited, aided by Congressman Reed, described as a self styled public servant who rose from poverty to power.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
America
Congress
Congressman Reed
Judiciary Committee
Reed
Maine
Wich
Hoadly Denies $50,000 Campaign Claim Amid Backing Out
The Cincinnati paper retracts the $50,000 gallant claim about Judge Hoadly. It recalls Judge Black as a master of law and eloquence, citing his electoral commission address and a pointed passage about truth versus lies, noting retribution and justice to come.
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The
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Judge Hoadly
Jayfawker
Hoadly
Enquirer
Black
Electoral Commission
South Carolina
Funeral for Judge Black Held With Mourning Attire
The funeral for Judge Black will be held tomorrow at 5 PM from his York area residence. The court house is draped in mourning and most businesses will close during the funeral hours. The York Bar Association town council and Jefferson Democratic association met today and passed resolutions in his memory.
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Yor K, Pa
Judge Black
York
Court House
York Bar Association
Town Council
Jefferson Democratic Association
Aines
Rere
Suncook mill case stars in protection debate
The state department nears closure of its inquiry into the Suncook mill labor dispute in New Hampshire. Swedish workers allege bondage under debt arrest and unlawful detention to compel stay, while the Swedish minister seeks relief. Officials flag tariff protection for American labor and note limited complaints from similar cases. The report may curb further action by the United States.
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New Hampshire
Judge Black
Washington
State Department
Suncook
Sweden
Inman
Castle Garden
New York
Massachusetts
United States
New England
Suncook Mill
Fire Roars Through Cheshire House Block in Keene
A morning blaze in Keene New Hampshire destroyed the Cheshire House Block and attached wooden stores on Roxbury Street. Reported losses include M J Sherman 12000 on buildings and 2000 on furniture, A D Cook 500, H P Muchmore 500, G W Foster 1000, Wm Whitcomb 800, M W B Clark 1100, Alfred Spaulding 500, Albert Heywood 200, J O Amidon 200, D Pratt library with no insurance. causes suggest spontaneous combustion.
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Ixbene
N. H
Cheshire House
Roxbury Street
M. J. Sherman
A. D. Cook
H. P. Muchmore
G. W. Foster
Wm. *. Whitcomb
M. W. B. Clark
Alfred Spaulding
Albert Heywood
Barber
J. O. Amidon
D. Pratt
Mysterious Murder in Deering Man Shot on Highway
Edmund Woods of Deering New Hampshire was shot while riding in his carriage from Hillsboro to Deering. He died at his home after nearly 48 hours unconsciousness. No clue to the killer yet, case heightens local excitement. The scene lies near Hillsboro bridge and Henniker, over twenty miles from Concord.
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Edmund Woods
Deering
N. H
Concorp
Ed Edmund Woods
Hillsboro
Hillsboro Bridge
Henniker
Concord
York Judge Black Dies After Urinary Toxemia Surgery
York Pa Aug 20 The immediate cause of Judge Black s death was taxeaemia produced by absorption of retained urinary constituents prior to Thursday operation. Dr McKennon of York who treated the patient noted the unfavorable change about 4 P M Dr Meisenhelder of New York who relieved him about 6 P M also saw the worsening condition and from then the gravity of symptoms indicated a gradual failure of vital forces. He suffered greatly but his last moments were without acute pain and he passed quietly away retaining consciousness until near the end.
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York
Judge Black
Two Men Die After Ejectment Writ Conflict at Estancia Ranch
In Estancia New Mexico, on Friday, Joel P. Whitney of Boston and his brother in law A Fernandez attempted to serve a writ of ejectment on Mancus Cebero. A fight followed, Cebero and Fernandez were shot dead, Whitney was mortally wounded and later died.
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Alberquerque
N. M
Estancia Ranch
Joel P. Whitney
Boston
A.fernandez
Mancus Cebero
Oebero
Fernandez
Whitney
Cotton crops damaged by drought in Charleston area
Charleston reports from Aug 20 indicate severe cotton injury from heat and wind. Upland crops are about three fourths of average, while sea islands crops are below that level, with greater damage feared.
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Charleston
S. C
The
News and Courier Today
Sea Islands
Raft sails past Vineyard on Long Island Sound
The big raft passed the Vineyard Sunday and heads down Long Island sound. The Erie canal water will be drawn off next Thursday morning and all locking will cease. The second American rifle team contingent reached New York from Wimbledon aboard the Alaska Sunday.
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Vineyard
Longsland Sound
Silas Merchant
Cleveland
Erie Canal
Wimbledon
New York
Alaska
Kirtland M. Fitch
National Bank of Warren
Detroit
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Banking Company
Walker
Sanders
William Wallace
Comite Revolucionario
Western Union Strike Ends as Chicago Stampeade Recalls Jobs
New York telegraph offices reopen after a month. Western Union plans a stampede tactic to force strikers back to work, with 20 operators sent to Chicago by train. Chicago and other cities see speedy reinstatements. about 100 male and 20 female operators rehired, 65 women remaining unemployed. Senate hearing resumes with Mrs. Charlotte Smith and telegraph operator A H Seymour discussing women workers and government control of telegraphy.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicago
West
Brotherhood
Western Union
St. Louis
Kansas City
Somerville
Eckert
Trabue
Clowry
Tinker
Campbell
Sam
Gould
Mr. Somerville
Senate Committee
Senate
Education and Labor
Charlotte Smith
Washington
Woman’s Nationale Industrial League
Pennsylvania
England
Western Union Company
Five More Telegraph Operators Reinstated But One Refuses Oath
Five operators who were reinstated at Western Union met at Codman hall on Monday. One man, J. G. Crosgrove, refused to sign the iron clad oath and was not re employed. Two reinstated men Bryant and Waldo resigned after remarks by Supt Roche. The union treasury paid the weekly allowance to both men and others, with no further business. The company reported enormous Monday business and a busy August expected.
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Codman Hall
Henderson
J. G. Crosgrove
Crosgrove
Messrs
Bryant
Waldo
Roche
Brotherhood
Land Scandal Ties Scrip to Ingersoll Name in Louisiana
New Orleans reports that Gov. Samuel McEnery demands resignation of State Register Richardson amid exposure of a state scrip fraud. Richardson allegedly allocated illegally issued scrip to 43500 acres of public lands, with 15000 acres entered in the name of Robert G. Ingersoll of Washington. Attorney General Egan warned the scrip issue illegal.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
New Orleans
John McEnery
Samuel McEnery
Richardson
Washington
McEnery
Fgan
Knights Templar Grand Procession Declared a Citywide Success
In San Francisco today the grand procession of Knights Templar drew the entire population and 70,600 visitors, with cheers along the entire route, marking the event as an unqualified success.
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San Francisco
Knights Templar
Speedwell Returns From Wetmore Mission With Officials
Washington August 20 The United States steamship Speedwell has returned from Wetmore carrying Assistant Secretary of State John Davis and Col Casey United States engineer The voyage concluded and the officials are aboard the Speedwell as it sails back toward port
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Washington
United States
Speedwell
John Davis
Col. Casey
Wetmore
Butler May Not Seek Governor Run This Fall
Boston dispatch reports Gov. Butler hints to confidants that he will not be the Democratic candidate for governor this fall. Allegations include opposition at Springfield, displeasure with Thompson and Woodbury, and fear of defeat harming his presidential ambitions. Editorials urge a long yacht voyage as a prudent exit if he fears a contested convention or defeat.
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Gov. Butler
Boston
New York World
Springfield
Charles P. Thompson
Charles Woodbury
Butler
Massachusetts
YACHT IDEAL CASTS SHORE IN FOG NEAR WEST QUODDY HEAD
FEASSTPORT Me Aug 20 The steam yacht Ideal ran ashore off Sail Rock near West Quoddy Head in thick fog while returning from Bar Harbor. The owner telegraphed Calais for a tug and Castine for the cutter Woodbury to attempt a float at the next high water at midnight. The vessel carries three ladies aboard and rests with two holes in the bow as tides fill her. The cutter is expected tonight and a south easter may free her.
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Feasstpport T
Ideal
Calais
Castine
Woodbury
Sailrock
West Quoddy Head
Bar Harbor
Gandmenan
Counterfeiting Trade Marks In Royal Baking Powder Case
Irving B. Smith of Cleveland was arrested in Portland Missouri on a complaint by Henry A. La Ferra charged with counterfeiting trade marks and cans and selling an imitation Royal Baking Powder product. La Ferra had tracked Smith here, with two other conspirators already arrested in the west. All spurious goods were seized and removed from the market. The arrest is deemed significant.
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Portland
Irving B. Smith
Cleveland
Henry A. la Ferra
Royal Baking Powder Company
la Ferra
Smith
Sheriff Seizes Rail Line Property for 22 Wage Claims
Eason Pa August 20 the county sheriff seized personal property of the Pennsylvania Slatington and New England railroad between Wind Gap and Walnutport for 22 executions on wages due laborers. The seizure included locomotives steel rails ties and cars.
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Eason
Pennsylvania
Slatington
New England
Wind Gap
Walnuutport
Arequipa Congress Pushes Military Terms in Chile Peace Talks
Diario Official prints a telegram from Arica reporting the Arequipa congress agrees to push forward military operations to pressure Chile for better peace terms. Provisional government seeks to treat through Bolivia and submit terms to the congress for liberation.
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Lima
Diario
Arica
Arequipa Congress
Chile
Bolivia
Accidents mar Knights Templars procession in San Francisco
Several accidents disrupted the Knights Templars parade in San Francisco on August 20. Three standard bearers fainted from exhaustion while Sir Alexander Meed, aide to the grand commander of California, was thrown from his horse and suffered both legs broken.
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San Francisco
Knights Templars
Alexander Meed
California
Captain Scott Drowns After Taking Strychnine Aboard
Wilmington harbor reports Captain John W. Scott of the schooner M Calbourn ingesting strychnine at Sea ford then leaping overboard and drowning. Authorities cite business troubles and ill health as possible causes influencing the act.
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Wilmington
Del
John W. Scott
M. Calbourn
Seaford
Notable transfers and travels cited in crowded society notes
A long column of society items and travels notes highlights Gerster singing in Rome for Ischia sufferers, Jones’s Alaska voyage, the Princess Louise’s Boston exhibit plans, Chandler’s summer Tallapoosa trip, and Judge Webb’s health in Maine. It also covers travels of the Earl of Aylesford, Stilson Hutchins’s land plans, and many local figures including performers, lawyers, and veterans with brief movements and engagements.
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Gerster
Rome
Ischia
Senator Jones
Ireland
Alaska
Princess Louise
Boston
Chandler
Portsmouth
N. H
Tallapoosa
Nathan Webb
United States Circuit Court
District of Maine
North Conway
Rioting in Coalbridge Scotland Between Orangemen and Catholics
London Aug 20 rioting in Coalbridge Lanark county Scotland between Orangemen and Catholics. Twenty six arrests, two police officers seriously wounded. Rioting continued this morning with Catholics armed in main street. mounted police dispersed rioters, twenty more arrests. More clashes as police are stoned and riot act read. several Catholics beat Protestants, one severely. Fifty arrests to date.
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London
Coalbridge
Lanark
Scotland
Gladstone
Shaw
House of Commons
Stafford Northcote
Madagascar
Hovas
Cowen
Comange
Shaw Guards Picnic Disturbance at Merrimac Island
The Shaw Guards of Boston held a picnic on Tings Island four miles above Lowell. Members arrived intoxicated, two Boston women named Johnson and Cowery created a disturbance, an officer drew a revolver threatening Officer Donohue, and Smith and Bent Smith were arrested after officers intervened.
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Lowell
Mass
Shaw Guards
Boston
Tings Island
Merrimac
Arbon
Johnson
Cowery
Smith
Donohue
Bent Smith
Brewster
Floods Wash Bridges and Homes Across Ontario Rivers
From Brussels to New Hamburg and Wingham, flooding devastates towns as rivers surge. Bridges and houses washed away at Ethel, Henry Ferguson drowns saving logs, Martland river rises rapidly near Wingham, farms lose grain, and Lower Wingham floods threatening business districts.
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Toronto
Ont
Brussels
Ethel
Henry Ferguson
New Hamburg
Wingham
Lower Wingham
Sacred Heart Parish Picnic Reports Local Sports at Highland Lake
One thousand six parishioners of the Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart of East Boston held their eighth annual picnic at Highland Lake Grove on Monday. Activities included dancing boating and sports with prizes from 3 to 10 dollars. Winners: hundred yard dash Isaac Atherton first W Cunningham second. running hop step and jump Atherton first O Hearn second. sack race Cunningham first. three standing jumps O Hearn first Atherton second. stone throwing Atherton first Bowen second. baseball Our Boys 23 Harbor Views 7.
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Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart of
Atherton
Bowen
Our Boys
Harbor Views
Seven Maine Tanneries Hold About 3600 Tons Leather
Vats at F Shaw & Bros Vanceboro tannery contain about 900 tops of leather and the Forest tannery about 350 tons. The seven Maine tanneries owned by the firm hold an estimated 3600 tons of leather. If finished and sold at a fair market price, it would bring about 20 cents per pound, totaling around 31,209,000.
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Bancer
F. Shaw & Bros
Vanceboro
Forest
Maine
Maine Central Subcommittee Considers Eastern Lease Terms
The sub-committee appointed by Maine Central stockholders to consult with chief officers of the Eastern and Boston and Maine railroads regarding the proposed lease of the Eastern road to the Boston and Maine were in the city yesterday. They will report to Maine Central stockholders at an adjourned meeting in Augusta on Friday next.
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Maine Central Railroad
Eastern
Boston and
Maine
Maine Central
Augusta
Distress Signal Guides Rescue at Sea Off Beach Haven
A sunken vessel near Beach Haven sent a distress signal rather than a black flag. An ocean steamer pursued and remained thirty minutes to recover the crew, confirming a successful rescue after the loss was reported last night.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Beach Haven
Burlington Fire Chief to Visit Boston and Providence
The Ethan Allen engine company No. 4 of Burlington Vermont, escorted by the mayor, will arrive in Boston Tuesday afternoon. A detail from each permanent city company will escort them to the Quincy house. On Wednesday morning they proceed to Providence and stay at the Narragansett house.
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Ethan Allen Engine Company No
Burlington
Boston
Quincy House
Providence
Narragansett House
City Hale Matters and School Site Shifts
City actions report electric light upgrades at city hall and a new fire alarm box. Mayor Palmer expects to return from Saratoga. A committee recommends moving Dean primary school classes to Federden hall and vacant rooms on Chardon street, with Blossom street work planned. Gov Butler signs $125,000 payment for Way estate settlement.
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Dean Primary
Flynn
City Hall
Palmer
Saratoga
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics
Committee On Public Education
Wall Street
Dean School
Public Building Department
Chardon Street
Federden Hall
Cambridge Street
Blossom Street
Parkman and
Blossom Streets
Way
Beacon Hill
Commonwealth
Reunions of Various Organizations Rally Veterans
Concord artillery unit plans a Sept 12 13 14 visit to New Hampshire National Guard encampment as guest of the third regiment. Plymouth county Grand Army division schedules Sept 12 and 15 Weirs encampment. Nineteenth Regiment association meets Sept 25 in Lynn with dinner at Nahant. Old Seventeenth Massachusetts holds Aug 7 reunion at Willows Salem Neck. US Veteran Signal Corps meets Aug 39 at Hotel Pemberton Hull. Fiftieth Massachusetts Veteran group gathers Aug 24 in Haverhill.
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Concord Artillery
Sixth Infantry
Sherman Hoar
New Hampshire National Guard
Plymouth County
Grand Army
New Hampshire
Weirs
Boston
Nineteenth Regiment Association
Lynn
Nahant
Gov. Butler
United States Veteran Signal Corps Association
Hotel Pemberton
Hull
Mass
Fiftieth Massachusetts Veteran Association
Haverhill
The Dark Side of Life and Robber Arrests
A man dies in a fall at a boarding house as Joseph Davis, 54, perishes from a neck injury after a stair accident. High way robbers John Gannon and Joseph McDonald are jailed. photos taken for rogues gallery. A body identified as Owen Killen is found in the harbor. two men, James Smith and Timothy Dixon, are charged with larceny of clothing and bank books belonging to Jeremiah J. Crowley.
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John Gannon
Joseph McDonald
Black
Galler
Owen Killen
Moon Island
Joseph Davis
Dover Street
Boston
Dr. Cutler
Steadman
James Smith
Timothy Dixon
Emigrant
Provident Savings Banks
Jeremiah J. Crowley
Emerald Street
Baseball scores from several matches with rain and injuries
Baltimore over St Louis three to zero at Philadelphia Athletics nine to four over Columbus. Pittsburg eclipses eight to two with Alleghenys, Lynn beats Boston four to sixteen with Andersons. game halted in seventh due to Anderson catcher finger injury. New York Metropolitans nine over Cincinnati one. Cleveland defeats Chicago four to three. Buffalo over Detroit twelve to one. Providence exhibition at Hartford ended early due to rain after leading four to one through three innings.
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St. Louis
Baltimores
Philadelphia—Athletics
Columbus
Pittsburg
Eclipses
Alleghenys
Lynn
Bostons
Andersons
New York
Metropolitans
Cincinnatis
Cleveland
Chicagos
Buffalo
Buffalos
Detroits
Providence Baseball Club
Hartford
Providence Club
Moonlit fishing trip yields prizes for local men and groups
A large party on a moonlit excursion yesterday awarded prizes to R. 8. Hall of Lowell, E. Alley of Malden, and Mr. Schrieder of Boston. Delegations from the Lynn Young Men's Christian union and a Waltham company were aboard. The runs end tomorrow night with plans to Provincetown then Isles of Shoals and a north shore cruise with Capt. Phillips.
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Hall
Lowell
E. Alley
Malden
Mr. Schrieder
Boston
Lynn Young Men’s Christian Union
Waltham
Provincetown
Old Town
Isles of Shoals
Phillips
North Shore
Cigars Maker Miguel Tane Suspends Payments in Havana
Havana reports Miguel Tane, a Majagua cigar brand manufacturer and leaf tobacco dealer, has suspended payments with liabilities estimated between 500000 and 700000 dollars.
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Havana
Miguel Tane
Notable Deaths Across Regions In Late August
A compilation of obituaries notes the deaths of physicians across Westfield and other states, including George G Tucker aged 49, and Maj. Thomas O Connor at 50 in Newark. Key figures such as archbishop Roger Vaughan of Sydney and Charles Griswold of Long Branch are listed, with ages, locations, and brief biographical details.
Hera Wins First of Three Yacht Race for $1500
Outdoor sports report on the first of three yacht races between Hera and Lillie for $1,500 a side. Hera led after a costly mistake by Lillie near Ram Head buoy, finishing 5m 25s ahead at 3h 6m 16s to 3h 41s. The second race is set for Nahant with start between 11:00 A.M. and 12:00 P.M., courses announced. a third race would be held at Marblehead if Lillie wins today.“
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Lillie
City Point
Mera
Spectacle Island
Ram Head
Graves
Spectacle
Long Island
George’s Island
Rainsford’s Island
Point
Allerton
Harding
Magic
Newport
R. I
C. G. Weld
William Sprague
John Bryant
J. P. Gale
C G. Weld
Nabant
Winthrop Bar
Marblehead
Hanlan and Teemer Race Rowed in the Dark at Fal River
The Fal River regatta featured pro and local amateur races postponed from Saturday. After a late start in fading light, Teemer won the professional race with a 5:28.? time amid rough water and crowd criticism of Captain Orswell of the Canonicus. Prize money totaled 500 for first, 225 for second, and 125 for third with a 2 1/2 mile course and a consolation race scheduled for Tuesday morning.
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John Kelley
A. J. Howland
William S. Wocod
John Murphy
Murphy
Wood
Howland
Elliott
Hanlan
Lee
Ten Eyck
Hana
McKay
Hosmer
Ross
Driscoll
Teemer
Riley
Plaisted
Gaisel
Tingley
Elliot
Hamm
Canonicus
Orswell
Providence
Manian
Courtney
Pittsburg
Pottspuro
Old Orchard Carnival Planned and Meetings Recent
Old Orchard to host a grand carnival and illumination on Friday evening August 31. Portland evangelist Mr. McKenney led social meetings on the camp grounds Monday. A Boston man who once paid 10 000 for Bar Harbor property now faces a 150 000 offer. Portland Methodist district camp meeting began Monday night with prayer led by Elder C T Clarke. Sunday night at Old Orchard a team collision injured two drivers, Peavey of Boston with a sprained arm and Broyer of Biddeford with knee, back, and head injuries. Green Mountain railway traffic rises beyond expectations, six daily trains now run with more cars and another locomotive planned.
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McKenney
Portland
Boston
Bar Harbor
Portland Methodist District
C. T. Clarke
Association
John L. Peavey
Mr. Broyer
Biddeford
Peavey
Broyer
Green Mountain Railway
Legislature Adjourns Without Action Amid Monday Sessions
Monday evening sessions of both legislative branches adjourned with no business done. A Chelsea clerk, Ellery Martin, was accidentally shot above the ankle Sunday and sent to Boston for treatment. In Dover, churches face pastor shortages and closures, while a saloon assault occurred after entry was refused. The Cheshire Agricultural Society plans a fall fair and debt reduction talks. Camp meetings draw larger crowds at Alton Bay and Weirs. Dover shoemaker Co W Clements proposes varied creditor payment plans.
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Franklin Falls
Ellery
Martin
Chelsea
Boston
Weirs
Methodist Grove
Winnipesaukee Camp Meeting Association
M. T. Gifford
Dover
Robert Grimes
Fair Ground
Alton Bay
Second Advent Camp Meeting Association
Elder Gooch
Lawrence
E. D. Clough
Concord
Elders Couch
Barnes
Co. W. Clements
Shaw
Bellows Falls accident kills man during canal work
A large rock hoisting in the Bellows Falls canal broke its chain Sunday evening, striking Joseph Rosebush and killing him instantly while mutilating his body. A petition to restrain St. Albans Trust Co. from transacting business and for receivership is returnable at St. Albans before Chancellor Royce on Wednesday.
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Bellows Falls Canal
Joseph Rosebush
St. Albans Trust Company
St. Albans
Royce
Springfield Man Found Dead In Westfield Home
George G. Tucker aged 49 of Westfield was found dead in his home Monday morning from heart disease. Other items note Plymouth firemen visiting Provincetown, Gloucester fishing arrivals totaling codfish halibut and mackerel, a knife wound to Officer Frank Buckly in Newburyport, and Hampden Agricultural Society to hold cattle show September 25 and 26 at Chicopee. A Methodist camp meeting begins in Cottage City, a Fitchburg thunderstorm caused property damage, a carrier pigeon relayed court results, Worcester Hospital starts a two year nurse training program, and a lightning strike broke parts of Fernwood residence. Gloucester summer residents struck by lightning at Fernwood. New England Spiritualist association elects officers at Lake Pleasant.
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Springfield
George G. Tucker
Westfield
Ben
Plymouth
Provincetown
Gloucester
Newburyport
Frank Buckly
Hampden Agricultural Society
Chicopee
Cottage City
Tabernacle
M. J. Talbot
D. D
Providence
Fitchburg
M. Fitzgerald
Sanborn Road
Keith
Walnut Street
Academy
School
Berkshire
Worcester Hospital
Charles W. Pew
Fernwood
Mass
Yew
Cape
Lake Pleasant
New England Spiritualist Association
Joseph Beals
W. Weeks
B. Henry
Silas Mason
N. 5
Henry
M.W. Lincoln
A. T. Pierce
T. W. Coburn
W. H. Gilmore
David Jones
A. H. Dailey
James Wilson
M. V. Lincoln
Gastrine Offered As Cure For Dyspepsia
A tendency to low spirits and indisposition to exertion are symptoms of dyspepsia. Gastrine cures dyspepsia. Sold by all druggists.
Mother Swan Worm Syrup for Feverishness
A listed remedy named Mother Swan Worm Syrup claims to ease feverishness restlessness worms constipation and tasteless conditions. No further details, usages, or dates are provided in the fragment.
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Herbert Leach
G. A.R. Post
Clara Louise Kellogg
Europe
Hoolgate
Normandy
Trouville
Lac Sur Mer
Whittemore
Massachusetts General Hospital
Andover
Swift
Thomas J. Jarvis
North Carolina
Griffin
New England Manufacturers’ and Mechanics’stitute
South
Buler
E. Page
John B. Wood
Russell
Adams
McKee
Yale College
Roman
Philadelphia
T. Randall
Agnes Randell
Lizzie W. Randell
Sallie Kk. Randell
E. Grately
Thos. W. Harrison
Jacob Crouse
Thos. de Penz
Henry Brooks
G. W. Smith
Jameston
Walter G. Wilson
David H. Coover
Mr. Crozier
H. P. Jane
H. Warner
A. A. Heigman
J. A. Oreilly
G. P. Zeiber
Ford
Goetz
Joseph H. Pomeroy
Philip L. Jones
John Barbey
H.W. Bixby
Chigaurman
C. J. Yost
A. L. Foster
G. EF. Campbell
H. R. Worthington
Jas. A. Donnelly
W. Boyce
Edmund Stirling
John Geyer
Green
M. E. Oliver
M. Oliver
M. Fine
Edmund Wilson
Thomaston
Knox County
Rufus McIntire
Parsonsfield
Joseph Howard
Limerick
Surerime Court
Thomastown
Johnathan Cilley
Foreign News
Spain
Lynch
County Sligo
O’hara
Sexton
Portugal
Africa
Cherbourg
Madrid
France
Germany
Wales
Dublin
Francis Carey
James Carey
Francis
Alfonso
Barcelona
Egypt
Cairo
Ghizeh
Atfe
Earl Spencer
Lady Spencer
Cork
Haipong
Cochin China
Rocky Point
City
Vermont
Seashore Home
Nantasket Beath
Baldwin
Cadet
Reeves
American Band
Walter Emerson
B. R. Cuureh
Carl Zerrahn
Messrs. Couillard & Byrne
Pemberton and Nantasket
Hotel Nantasket
Appalachian Mountain Club
Boston Yacht Club
Washington E. Conner
Jacob Pfaff
Bliss
Young Men’s Christian Association
Windsor Theatre
Canada
City Hale Matters
Navana
Roger Bede Vaughan
Sydney
N.S. W
Charles W. Griswold
Long Branch
Darling, Griswold & Co
Fifth Avenue
Mary Lamb
Plainsville
Maj
Thomas O’connor
New Jersey House of Assembly
Newark
Charles C. Stevens
Boston Herald
Bangor
Cora E. Powers
Smallpox Hospital
Canterbury Street
Missora
Bor
G. 3. Wilson
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Allegheny City
United Presbyterian Church
Washington County
Lucian Harwood
Warren
Yarmouthport
Oxford
James Babson
Thayer, Babson & Co
Milk Street
Hale
Charities
Benevolent Fraternity of Charities
Horatio Chapman
Dennisport
Nathan Chapman
East Dennis
Thomas Pierce & Co
Leescom
Hanian
Theemer
New Haven
Nantucket
Saratoga Waces
Tattoo
Hannah
Lady Loud
Gidaner
Col Sprague
Wallensee
Little Fred
Pepe Leo
Gath
Bonnie Bird
Alta
Melon Wallace
To-morrow
Mosher
Onawa
Kenora Park
Essex County
John Trout
Henlan
Ty Teemer
Boston P Advertising
General Apve
Post Publishing CO
NEW England News
Rhode Island
Ebenezer Marsh
Thomas Gallighar
Edward Gavin
East Providence
Gavin
Connecticut
Hubbard
Walk Street
G.Q. Taylor
Hamburg
Isaac Locke & CO
Kancull Mall
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!