Drought Worsens in Ohio Valley Crops Across Region
By July the Ohio valley faced a severe drought with corn and late crops suffering greatly. Estimates suggest corn may average only about a third of normal even with improved weather, while other crops are damaged but recovering remains possible. The drought spans 250 miles along the Ohio River, with water scarcity and dried pastures intensifying farmer distress. Road and rail damage also reported in Dakotas, plus hail and heat in Massachusetts and Vermont adding to regional agricultural strain.
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Ohio Valley
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio River
Ohio
Kentucky
Bellfield
Oak
Bismarck
Dak
Here
Little Missouri
Berkshire
Great Barrington
Mass
Hiram Dings
Alford
Vermont
Chester
Portlands bogus check swindle and regional events
A man loses 400 dollars to a bogus check in Portland Maine, with no arrest. Reports note opposition to a Bar Harbor railroad, a boy dies after a tree fall in Biddeford, and multiple injuries and deaths across Massachusetts and Maine, including a cave-in fatality at Turner's Falls and a boating death at Southport.
Ensign Capehart Ill, cholera death near Chicago, other updates
Key West despatch reports Ensign Capehart ill with yellow fever and possibly out of danger as of now. Philadelphia common pleas court issues four executions against Warner & Merritt for over 200000 dollars. In Milton near Chicago one death attributed to cholera. Keogh & Co New York seeks 18 month extension with assets 105000 and liabilities 77000. Paul Popularum of Chicago assigns with 170000 assets and 300000 total liabilities. Sixteenth annual reunion of the Army of the Cumberland to be held in Rochester New York September 17 and 18. Northwest mounted police see daily desertions as Ontario dispatch notes amid Indian outbreak fears and harsh crop/ration conditions.
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Ensign Capehart
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
Warner & Merritt
Milton
Chicago
Ill
B. Keogh & Co
Rochester
N. Y
Northwest Mounted Police
Ontario
Gov— Nh
Nighttime Surprise Robbery At Mill Lane Station
In Norristown Pennsylvania at Mill Lane station last night four masked men armed with revolvers robbed nine Hungarian and Italian laborers dining at supper. They demanded money and took about $700 in savings before escaping.
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Norristown
Mill Lane Station
Hendricks Accepts Democratic Nomination for Vice President
Ex governor Hendricks responds to Chicago nomination with humility and duty. He says the honor outweighs personal wishes and he endorses the convention’s declaration of principles while pledging to abide by the will of the people. He signs as T A Hendricks to W F Vilas and committee members.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hendrick
Chicago
United States
T. A. Hendricks
William F. ViLas
Nichols B. Bell
TEXAS DEMOCRATS PLATFORM AND STATE TICKET
The Texas Democratic state convention resumed at 10 A M choosing Col William Upton as permanent chairman. It backed the national platform, favored common free schools for white and black children, opposed held laws, urged restricting corporate real estate, and promoted leasing school lands until settlers purchase. John Ireland renominated for governor. W J Swain, F R Lubbock, W C Walch, and Johan D Templeton named for state offices. Gibbs of Dallas nominated for lieutenant governor. Debate over the two thirds rule persisted. adjournment set for Aug 27.
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Houston
Tex
William Upton
Committee On Resolutions
John Ireland
W. J. Swain
F. R. Lubbock
State Convention nominates Henry B. Harrison for Governor
The Republican state convention in New Haven elected Henry B. Harrison as the gubernatorial nominee after ballots showing Harrison 252 votes, Lounsbury 187, Bulkley 10. The ticket includes Loren A. Cook as lieutenant governor and electors to Yale’s Theodore Woolsey and Charles Williams.
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Conn
W. T. Elmer
Middletown
Blaine
John A. Tibbets
New London
Logan
Committee On
S. A. Hubbard
Hartford Courant
W. H. Bulkley
Hartford
Samuel Fessenden
Phineas C. Lounsbury
Ridgefield
John M. Hall
Windham
Lounsbury
Henry B. Harrison
Kellogg
W.H. Bulkley
William H. Bulkley
Mr. Harrison
Fairfield County
Loren A. Cook
Barkhamton
Charles A. Russell
Killingly
Valentine P. Chamberlain
New Britain
L. J. Munson
Waterbury
I. Luther Spencer
Suffield
J. B. Sullivan
Chester
J. S. Atwood
Plainfield
Frederick Miles
Salisbury
Theodore Woolsey
Yale College
Charles Williams
Audacity and controversy surround Ben Butler leader in politics
From the New York Sun June 26 1873 this overview frames Ben Butler as audacity incarnate and a powerful yet despised political force. It condemns his methods ambition and lack of honor while noting his rise in Massachusetts politics. Michigan Democrats meet Grand Rapids Aug 20 to fuse tickets and shape the labor plank. The joint conference committee names the ticket and electors. Jackson Mississippi Aug 20 notes R H Henry to convene at Fifth Avenue Hotel September 8. Bloomington Illinois Aug 20 reports a greenback anti monopoly labor convention with A J Streeter chair.
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Danton Butler
New York Sun
Ben Butler
Danton
Congress
Massachusetts
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Greenback
Joint Conference Committee
Matthew Maynard
William H. Shakespere
James Blair
George P. Sanford
State Board of Education
Christian Vanderveer
Wm. B. Moran
J. W. Flanders
E. Millard
Wm. D. Thompson
Maj. A. T.kelsey
John R. Savidge
H.O. Rose
Tilden and Hendricks Resolution Committee
Jackson
Miss
R. H. Henry
Chicago
Tilden and Hendricks
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
Illinois
Bloomington
A.J. Streeter
Peace Makers Annual Meeting in Mystic Envisions Universal Peace
The seventeenth Connecticut Peace Society meeting opened in Mystic with about 1090 in attendance. President Love praised progress, urged arbitration and universal peace, and noted letters from Talmage and Collier. Discussions covered arbitration, antiwar ideals, Indian policy, and clergy sermons. The convention adjourned with expectations of over 5000 attendees Thursday.
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Mystic
Conn
Connecticut Peace Society
Zachariah Whipple
P. Love
Philadelphia
T. de Witt Talmage
Robert Collier
Conference of the Association For
Law of One Hundred Nations
Deyo
Duchess County
Edward M. Davis
Dr. McMurdy
New York
Blaine
Hendricks
Cleveland
Congress of Nations
Universal Peace Union
France
China
U.S.A
Grevy
Marquis Tseng
Paris
Crouch
Love
McMurdy
Europe
Movement For Freedom
Fremont
Congress
Jules Culver
Rochester
Grant
South American Commission
South America
Pennsylvania
Montreal Infant Deaths Rise In Heat Wave Toll
The Montreal death rate for infants remains high with 87 of last week’s 126 deaths being children under five, as intense heat contributes to the toll. D Morrice & Co has made another compromise payment, totaling 333000 dollars.
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Montreal
D. Morrice & Co
Fears Of Betrayal Hover In New Hampshire Gubernatorial Race
Special correspondence from Concord, N H, Aug 20 reports protracted maneuvering for the Republican gubernatorial nomination amid fears of betrayal by delegates. It notes Dr. Gallinger Barnard contest for the congressional seat, rising Democratic activity, and signs of Cleveland support among young Republicans. Butler efforts show little traction.
Letter from American prisoner held by Sumatra natives
New York reports Capt James Moore's nephew Leonard K Moore aboard the Nisero is a prisoner in Sumatra after a wreck. A May 20 1884 dated letter from British Camp Captive Crew details six months of hardship, famine, and failed rescue attempts. The rajah refuses Dutch handover, English flag desired, and escape deemed impossible.
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New York
James Moore
Rockville Centre
L. I
Leonard K. Moore
Sumatra
Frelinghusen
Acheen Mountains
Pegasus
Bombay
Cook
Annual Meeting of the American Bar Association at Saratoga
The seventh annual American Bar Association gathering opened in Saratoga N Y for a three day session. Prominent attendees included David Dudley Field Chas A Peabody and Judge Benj F Willis of New York and others. President Cortland Parker delivered the opening address amid applause.
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American Bar Association
Saratoga
N. Y
David Dudley Field
Chas. A. Peabody
Benj. F. Willis
New York
Greese
J. F. Dillon
E. Baldwin
New Haven
Luke P. Poland
Cortland Parker
Newark
N. J
Poland
General Council
California
Colorado
Nevada
Alex. R. Lawton
Georgia
Francis Rawle
Philadelphia
Andrew Allison
Tennessee
Chas, A. Peabody
G. D. Vroom
New Jersey
Vermont temperance camp meeting draws large audience
In Morrisville Vermont on August 20 a large audience gathered for the state temperance camp meeting with an evening address delivered to the crowd.
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Morrisville
Vermont State Temperance Camp Meeting
Butler at Meriden A Lame and Evasive Defense Talk
Meriden Conn August 20 Butler event drew about 2000 with 1800 locals. Greenback advocate H C Baldwin spoke on new parties while Butler defended his wealth and aim to promote American industry and labor equity. He defended patent rights, warned against monopolies, urged laborers to unite, and urged voting for candidates who protect workers. He departed by the White Mountain train to New York.
Madame Patti Signs Contract for England and America Tour
Madame Patti has signed a contract with Col. Mappleson to sing in America the coming winter and next summer in England. M. De Courenly, French minister plenipotentiary to Mexico, arrived at New York Wednesday, and will leave for Mexico today. Philip G. Peabody, a prominent New York bar member, is stopping at the Parker House, but will return to North Conway in a day or two. Mr. Blaine remained quietly at home yesterday. Hon. Julius C. Burroughs of Michigan, Chief Justice Peters and Hon. Eugene Hale called on him during the day. President Arthur stated there would be no cabinet meeting in New York. The president leaves for Newport either today or tomorrow. Gen. A. S. Badger and Col. George L. Norton passed through Boston en route home from Poland springs.
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Madame Patti
Col. Mappleson
America
England
M. de Courenly
Mexico
New York
Philip G. Peabody
Parker House
North Conway
Blaine
Julius C. Burroughs
Michigan
Peters
Eugene Hale
Arthur
Newport
Gen
A. S. Badger
New Orleans
Col
George L. Norton
United States
Boston
Poland Springs
Bay State politics and the Butler network noted
A Boston conference of Butler loyalists draws many political figures from Worcester Boston and beyond. The piece details endorsements appointments and connections to the elevated railroad project and the Democratic Party, with projections for a statewide independent movement and the Young Men’s Independent Club.
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People’s Party
Young Men’s Independent Club
Boston Wins Baseball Showdown and Unions Triumph
In a brisk outdoor sports page, Boston clubs topple Chicago and hold off Baltimore as Whit mans pitching and Sutton Kelley hitting pace the wins. The Union renew uniforms and beat the Baltimores 5 to 1 in Marblehead. Other notes include yacht regattas, horse racing summaries, and league results across Providence New York and Cincinnati.
Foreign News Focus on Greely Expedition Critique
London editorials rebut American charges against the Greely polar party arguing murder and cannibalism are unfair. Markham calls for government oversight, disputes latitude claims, and praises Greely observatory work while noting navigation and depot issues. Also covers Germany annexing African territory, Y M C A world conference in Berlin, Egyptian war horrors, France China war fears, and riots in England.
Train collision near Highbridge kills worker in New York
This morning a construction train on the New York City and Northern railroad collided with a railroad tie near Highbridge. The locomotive struck the tie, throwing cars from the track. Joseph Juana of Highbridge was instantly killed and several men were seriously hurt.
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New York
New York City and Northern Railroad
Highbridge
Joseph Juana
Democratic mass meeting in Bangor features Calvin Frost speech
A well attended meeting at Bangor city hall heard a speech by Calvin Frost of New York. In related court action Daniel Hall pleaded guilty in the supreme court to assault with intent to commit a crime with sentencing deferred.
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Bangor
City Hall
Calvin Frost
New York
Daniel Hall
Archbishop Ryan Installed Over the Catholic See of Philadelphia
Arch bishop Ryan was installed as head of the Roman Catholic see of Philadelphia in St Peter's Cathedral Philadelphia. About 5000 people filled the cathedral with a grand procession of seminarians clergy and visiting bishops. The ceremony ended with the blessing of the new archbishop and the Te Deum sung by the choir.
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Ryan
Philadelphia
Cathedral of
St. Peter
Mer. Corcoran
Overbrook Seminary
Jeremiah F. Shannon
Harrisburg
Becker
Wilmington
Del
Gibbons
Baltimore
America
John Foley
Seminarians
Summer Street
Eighteenth Street
Cathedral Total Abstinence and Beneficial Society
Daniel McLaughlin
Camp Meeting Opens in Cottage City Mass
Warm weather draws crowds as Tabernacle services begin at the Methodist tabernacle directed by Rev. W. V. Morrison of Providence. Sermon by Rev. D. A. Jordan of Fall River. Officers elected for Camp Meeting Association include Morrison as president and Jeremiah Pease as treasurer. Remarks favor park improvements. all debts paid with treasury funds.
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Cottage City
Mass
Camp Grounds
Methodist Tabernacle
W. V. Morrison
D. D
Providence
D. A. Jordan
Fall River
J. Benson Hamilton
G. W. Hunt
Taunton
J. B. Kingsley
New Bedford
J. W. Willett
Woonsocket
Camp Meeting Association
Association
B. L. Bates
South Lioston
Jeremiah Pease
Edgartown
Jethro C. Brock
M. J. Talbot
John D. Flint
Advent camp meeting opens at Alton Bay today
The thirtieth annual Advent camp meeting begins at Alton Bay New Hampshire with a large turnout expected to grow by Sunday. Elder John Gooch leads the morning preaching with W Birch and Rev G M Little delivering afternoon and evening sermons. Veye of the West Indies arrived and may speak Sunday. The meeting runs through Friday August 29 with one Sunday close.
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Alton Bay
N. H
John Gooch
Lawrence
W. Birch
Massina
N. Y
G. M. Little
Warren Summit
West Indies
Seventeenth Regiment reunion held on Peak's Island
The Seventeenth Regiment association met at Peak's Island with about 80 members present. Letters from Gen. Chamberlain Gen. McClellan Col. Bachelder Mayor King and others were read. Officers elected included President W S Waterhouse vice presidents John C Perry Isaac S Farmer secretary treasurer H S Trickey necrologist G W Merrill and directors C W Roberts G C D Soule S H Gammon. The next meeting may be at the Grand Army national convention in July 1885.
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Portland
Seventeenth Regiment Association
Peak’s Island
Chamberlain
McClellan
Col. Bachelder
Mayor King
W.S. Waterhouse
John C. Perry
Isaac S. Farmer
H. S. Trickey
G. W. Merrill
Assignee Auction Sells Bradley Barlow Property in Albans
In Albans on August 20 an assignee auction disposed of Bradley Barlow’s personal property about 1500 and 14 pieces of real estate at low prices. Barlow’s homestead, cost over 40000, sold to E A Dunton at 6375, believed bid in for Barlow himself. Total today just over 20000 with further sales planned in Brandon Ver ginnes and Sudbury Friday. Last valuation of sold property stood at 44346.
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Bradley Barlow
Barlow
E. A. Dunton
Brandon
Vergennes
Sudbury
Cattle Pleuro Pneumonia Alert Casts Shipment Ban
Chicago August authorities issue circular to Jersey cattle owners urging halt on interstate shipment of new herd additions since January until after October due to pleuro pneumonia outbreaks. Disease traced to animals sold in Virginia in February 1884 and spread across western states.
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Chicago
Loring
Jersey
Virginia, Sr
Fire damages strike three towns on same day
Springfield mass Aug 20 the dwelling house and blacksmith wagon shop of Michael Donahoe burned at Huntington with shop contents. Cause unknown. Insured for 1500 nearly covering loss. San Francisco Aug 20 Captain R R Thompsons residence at Alameda destroyed by fire yesterday. Alvinston Ont Aug 20 John Glovers boot and shoes and three stores adjoining burned today. Loss 25000.
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Springfield
Mass
Michael Donahoe
Huntington
San Francisco
R.R. Thompson
Alameda
Han Alvinston
John Glover
Senator Miller and Handy Visit Bar Harbor in Big Event
Senator Warner Miller of New York arrived tonight with M P Handy editor of the Philadelphia Press and Mr Blaine is expected tomorrow. A large theatrical and minstrel showFill in Rodick house ballroom drew over 1000 attendees. Receipts totaled 1000 dollars for the Episcopal church building fund.
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Bar Harpor
Warner Miller
New York
M. P. Handy
Philadelphia Press
Mr. Blaine
Rodick House
Episcopal Church
Richmond bills reshape bonds and electors process
In the House a bill to exchange coupon bonds and registered deeds under the Riddelberger law passed. In the Senate a bill detailing how presidential electors are chosen passed 26 to 4 and moves to the governor for approval.
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Richmond
House
Riddelberger
Senate
Sailboat disaster claims several Albion youths
In Albion three Taylor siblings, Judson Surns, Edward Swain, Garrett, Will Ford and another local boy drowned when a sailboat capsized on a Lakeside to Oak Orchard trip. The incident occurred near lakeside with the group en route from Lakeside to Oak Orchard.
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Rochester
N. Y
Albion
Fred Taylor
Willie Taylor
JudsonsSurns
Edward Swain
Lakeside
E Garrett
Will Ford
Oak Orchard
Genuine Angostura Bitters from Siegert Sons Pledge
Advertisement asserts Angostura Bitters are the only genuine imported product from South America. It warns that all other bitters sold as Angostura are imitations made in the United States. Consumers are urged to request the genuine article from Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
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Angostura
Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons
South America
United States
Campaign Goods Ad Advises Consultation
Campaign related goods are advertised under the heading campaign goods on the paper’s fourth page, and clubs and others are urged to consult those advertisements for items of interest.
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