GENERAL MAHONE'S BIG TASK IN VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN
From Virginia reports ex Senator Mahone plans a hard fought campaign this autumn to regain influence after two years out of office. He aims to exploit Republican internal revenue and tariff disputes while persuading Democrats to support or oppose the national program. Colored Republicans waver as federal officials face scrutiny. A full November vote is anticipated with Mahone facing strong odds.
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Virginia
Mahone
Quay
Clarkson
Dudley
Fessenden
Hayes
Cleveland
Norfolk
United States
Internal Revenue
Washington
General Butler
Massachusetts
Ross Mahone
Colored Republicans Seek Office Amid White House Discontent
Colored voters express frustration over administration policy and the handling of appointments, notably Whitmyer as Newberry postmaster. They warn of retaliation against Southern white merchants and plan to push for House offices, including FE. P. McCabe in Kansas. Opponents of the tobacco tax urge Southern Republicans to unite with Northern reformers and pressure Congress.
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Mariner Rescued From Grand Banks Vessel Nickelodeon
Schooner Martha A Bradley brings Captain Charles T Rogers of the Nickelodeon to Gloucester after a perilous solo voyage from Boston to Europe. Aboard since July 3, he faced a 72 hour northeast gale, blindness, and days adrift before rescue. he is 39, a Mansfield resident, with the craft built at Swampscott.
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Northwest rail rate war and tariff shifts unfold
The piece reports a North American rail rate dispute with the Chicago Burlington and Northern pursuing new 15 cent Chicago to St Paul first class rates to counter Soo line competition. Stickney's Chicago, St Paul and Kansas City meets the rate, and potential local reductions loom as Congress debates consolidation rumors surface alongside Reading Coal and Iron mine floods and Lake Shore earnings.
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Boston Home Journal
Marriages In City Aug. Dates for Gaw Gawa Linnell Moore Menzies
Four couples wed in the city with Aug. 20 to 22 ceremonies. William H. Gaw and Mabel Linnell wed by Rev. H. M. Corbert. Augustus W. Moore and Barbara Menzies wed by Rev. Charles C. Kellogg. Alexander Smart and Mary Fitzgerald wed by Rev. M. R. Deming. Louis N. Tower Jr. and Annie M. Wilson wed by Rev. M. R. Deming.
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Mary Fitzgerald
Malden
Tower—Wilson
Louis N. Tower, Jr
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Koston
Obituary notices from Massachusetts towns dated August 22
A batch of obituaries lists Mary A Brigham 85 in Westboro, Samuel Carr 76 in this city, Augustus Gale 1 year at Melrose Highlands, William H Harding Stamford Conn, Mary Harrington Malden 21, 1 6, 77 Hanks Clifton, William H Hyland 27 10 in city, Lizzie Jacobs Ozunquit 39 8, David Lord Messer Forks of Salmon 55 3, Erasmus D Miller Dorchester 48, Abs E L Porter Dennis 61, Margaret Smith Kar Harbor widow of Washington , Frank W Tufts Arlington 33 7 18, Clementine E Vaughan Charlestown 53, Lucinda Willett Braintree 79.
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Cambridge
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Dorchester
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Porter
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Smith
Kar Harbor
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Nathan
Charlotte W. Tufts
Vaughan
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Benjamin Vaughan
Willett
Braintree
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Mattoni's Giesshnebler Spring Water Ad praised
Prof Liebig endorses Mattoni's Giesshnebler as a mild alkaline adiditious spring that gently stimulates nerves and increases digestive action. The beverage is described as the healthiest most refreshing and is for sale by S S Pierce & Co in Boston Massachusetts.
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