Bucks County Democrats Question Presidential Assassination
A Bucks County Pennsylvania note questions harsh penalties for presidential assassination arguing the president is a servant of the people and wonders why the president's life should be more sacred than that of ordinary citizens. The piece reflects local political debate and skepticism toward the democracy's stance on treason and punishment.
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Bucks County
Pennsylvania
United States
John Smith
David Ones
Bucks
The President In Washington Aug 24 Infers Gland Surgery
Special Despatch reports mounting hope and fear as President’s gland is lanced. Doctors warn the pus release may spur fever. his strength remains short of full recovery. Night consultations with Dr Agnew and cabinet discuss possible transfer to Tallapoosa. Death seen as likely but not yet certain.
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Woodward
President’s health bulletin notes slight fever rise and surgery
Official bulletins from the Executive Mansion report the president continuing liquid nourishment with improving appetite, a stable or rising temperature, and stable respiration. A parotid gland incision was made to relieve tension and drain pus, with the patient tolerating the procedure and showing no nausea.
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Parotid Island
Executive Mansion
Paro tid Giraud Improves After Lancing at Executive Mansion
President shows better sleep and appetite after a week, taking beef extract and milk. doctors discontinue injections and increase nourishment. A facial swelling yielded to drainage of pus, with a shallow incision by Dr Hamilton under antiseptic spray. Pulse rose briefly to 115 before subsiding.
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Hamilton
Garfield’s Condition, Fever Rises as Heat Bites
Telegrams from Washington report no marked change in President Garfield’s condition at 1:30 PM with rising fever attributed partly to heat. He continues liquid intake with no nausea, while an incision in the swollen parotid gland yielded little pus. London’s sympathy notes British addresses strengthening ties with the American people.
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London
Blaine
Glasne
United States
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Great Britain
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Camp Meetings Across New England at Lake View Framingham
The New England assembly at Lake View Framingham draws about 2000 attendees with lectures from Dr. Vincent and Bishop Foster, plus Round Table discussions and upcoming topics on the Bible and school of today. Weirs camp hosts Rev G W Ruland and Rev Geo McClaustin for evenings, with 1500 on grounds and extra trains from nearby towns. Adventists at Alton Bay anticipate a large turnout with Union Evangelistic society taking charge, while Claremont plans an informal opening and organized rides tomorrow.
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New England Assembly
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N. Y
T. Frost
Proeper
South Berkshire
New Marlboro
Mass
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Merril
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Weirs
Winnenesaukee
G. W. Ruland
Suncook
Geo. McClaustin
Limueton
N. H
Toun
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Grove
Dr. Adams
Concord
J. A. Wood
North Attleboro
Richardson
Amherst
N.H
P.M
Laconia
Lake Village
A. E. Drew
Manchester
Alton Bay
Union Evangelistic Society
Mitchell
Stockman
Eiders Munger
Bowman
Claremont
Claremont Union Camp
Health Board Warns Ports Over Yellow Fever Vessels
Washington dispatch reports the national board of health warning quarantine officers nationwide to rigorously examine vessels from yellow fever regions after incidents of ships leaving infected ports without required bills of health. Epidemics of smallpox and yellow fever prompt strict entry controls at southern ports to prevent contagion. No vessel should discharge cargo without full precautions.
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Maine Veterans Gather for Public Reunions at Portland
Drizzle drenches Portland as Gov Plaisted and Gen Howard attend a public reunion with Maine veterans. A grand program includes speeches by Gov Plaisted and Gen Howard, a benediction, and a Ta sermon. Next gathering slated for Mare Point with officers named for the event.
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French Elections and World News Report
Paris reports show 547 elections held with 483 deputies chosen and 64 second ballots needed. Monarchists tally 453, republicans 403, Bonapartists 42. The left and right factions shift, with anti Jewish agitation in Germany, Russian officials arrested in Austria, Peru’s new credentials, and various global notes on politics, health, and finance.
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Indian pursuit across plains in 3 engagements
In the Northwest two hundred troops under Capt O'Brien left Fort Assiniboine on Aug 19 chasing Plains Indians including Piegans Assinipoins and Crees estimated at fifteen hundred as buffalo hunting and pony stealing continued. In the Southwest at least twenty five settlers were killed near Nutt station as Mescalero Apaches moved south toward Chihuahuas. Troops with Indian scouts pursued, while at Cheyenne Agency Little Bulls hostiles arrived with additional followers expected in five days.
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Barpstown Drought Hits Barley Yet Distillers Hesitate
Barpstown Kentucky on August 24 reports a long drought with scarce water for domestic use forcing farmers to fetch stock water miles away. Distillers weigh active operation next season as corn prices rise, whiskey markets stall, and large bond stocks grow. Some distillers with contracts may cut capacity while forecasts suggest only half of last season’s output if corn remains high.
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Greenback conventions nominate in three states and open actions
Worcester reports 406 delegates in the Massachusetts Greenback convention as Charles H. Litchman presides briefly before resigning and Israel W. Andrews wins governor candidate support. Mississippi nominates Col. Ben King, New York selects state officers, and Maine and New Jersey Greenback gatherings prepare future ballots and local camp activities.
Granite State Gossip From New Hampshire Aug 1881
Special correspondence from Concord reports D L Davis of Enfield testing silo systems while various guests and locals travel in the White Mountains. Notables include J A Wrisley of Philadelphia visiting Franklin and Rev H B Townsend of Phillipsburg preaching at Enfield and West Lebanon. An extensive list notes trips, births, a death from heart disease, hotel visits, and a large trout catch at Marblehead beach.
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Evensville Wholesale Fire Destroys Nine Firms and Roof Tragedy
Evansville Ind Aug 24 A wholesale fruit store blaze spread to nine large wholesale houses destroying contents with losses totaling 200000. Sufferers include Urso and Marsh J D Preston Co Reis and Schumacher Roach and Minor H Brummelhaus C D Long and Co. Toot and Co full building burned. On the roof three men were onlookers two burned one extricated badly injured another found dead. Insurance 140000. Also reports severe forest fires in Carbon county Pa endangering logs and local mills. Nearby Galveston Tex Aug 24 shops of Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad burned destroying tools machinery two locomotives and one passenger car with 20000 loss.
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Maine News Capsule: Fog, Fires, and Finances in Bangor
In Bangor a fog-related unrest prompts many residents to plan leaving Bar Yearbor srem, while ship traffic dips and two large mills shut down. The Maine Central adds two postal cars Bangor and Augusta for service Bangor to Boston. Bates College reports half attendance as term opens. Horatio Foster will case before Machias judge over $8000 will. heirs claim deaf mute incompetence.
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Diphtheria Cases Rise at Andover Doctor House
Reported diphtheria cases in Andover include three fatalities among village guests, with one death in the hotel proper. Arthur Hi Lamprey plans a Long Island screw propeller steamboat of seventy-five feet length, fifteen feet beam, four feet draft, costing $8,000.
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Lake Village
Long Island
Lake Winnipesaukee
Reverend Clarke Installed at Bradford Congregational Church
On Wednesday Rev. Allen Clarke was installed as pastor of the Bradford Congregationalist church with Rev. RE. H. Wight of Oberlin Ohio delivering the installation sermon. A marker on the border ridge between Petersburg and Pownal notes the tripoint where New York Vermont and Massachusetts meet, placing one foot in three states and three counties for a single stance.
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Bradford
West Point candidates to be examined in New Bedford
Next Wednesday a review of West Point candidates will take place in New Bedford with about a dozen applicants. Border City Manufacturing directors declared a 3 per share dividend payable Sept. 1, the first since reorganization. The Sandwich Clam bake drew 700 attendees at Buzzard’s Bay grove, with 200 on special train from Sandwich and many from Boston Providence and nearby areas. A wave of Azorean Portuguese immigration to southern California has grown, with arrivals at New Bedford and transfers via Boston to western rail routes toward Kansas and California.
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Appointment of 1881 82 District Deputy Grand Masters
The R W Grand Lodge of Massachusetts lists appointments of district deputy grand masters for 1881 and 1882, naming 80 plus officers across districts 1 through 80 including Josiah B. Mayhew Somerville district 1 and Frank E. Merrimeau Boston district 80, among many others.
Hall Yacht Club Second Season Regatta Dinner
The Hall Yacht Club hosted a brilliant ball at Hotel Pemberton on Wednesday night with guests from New York Atlantic Dorchester Beverly Boston and Hastern clubs. The dining hall was transformed into a flower decorated ballroom with chandeliers and electric lighting, while a Fleu de lis flag and lanterns added splendor.
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C. A. Perks
F. Patterson
W. BE. Sherruffs
Geo. F. Bouve
R. M. Pulsifer
Geo. R. Eager
W. Richardson
J. H. Conant
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W. A. Cary
Geo. W. Pearson
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C. A. Merril
Theo. Phipp
Maits
Wentworth
Johannnet
Jones
Antbis
van Nason
Dr. Chamberlin
W. S. Auss
J. A. Andrews
S. Tower
E. Henderson
W. W. Cox
KE. W. Dennison
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E. L. Wood
Downers
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Nickerson
French
Locke
Fleuc de Lis
Union Railroad Strike Ends as Workers Return
Sixty Chinese students from Hartford bound for the West passed through Chicago on Wednesday. Fitch Shepard, founder of One National Bank Note Co of New York, died at Sharon Springs. The grandfather of R J Burdett's wife died at Peoria left $70,000 with one seventh to Mrs Burdett. Colorado railroad blockade due to floods has been raised and trains run on time. Soldiers orphans reunion at Harrisburg saw Gov Hoyt welcome and ex Gov Curtin speak with Jnc Rockwell of Hartford soldiers' orphan school. Johann Hof's Genuine Malt Extract is imported by M Eisner of Philadelphia with his signature on every bottle.
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Philadelphia
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Hol
Brookline church scaffold collapse injures workers in partial fall
At 3 45 on Wednesday afternoon a scaffold around a new Cathelic church at Howard street and Linden place, Brookline, gave way dropping about 40 feet. Three men were seriously hurt. one died later. Injured: Patrick Ebogan 42 of Providersme street skull fracture and intercranial injuries died at 8 pm. Jess Morley 24 of Heath and Tremont streets contusion of back. Patrick Cassidy 28 of Brigsten street Brookline contusion pelvis. Others escaped with minor bruises. Minor accidents followed including broken ribs to Patrick Carroll at the Hovsac depot and broken bones to Stephen Burke at Constitution wharf. Police report multiple larcenies and a dog bite in South Boston. A man named Michael Howe and Edward Foley witnessed a drowning in a West First Street well. the victim, about 48 or 50, is believed to be Phillips. David Lowell was stabbed by William Smith in Cambridgeport. no arrests.
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Readsboro Murder Mystery Tied to Neighborhood Feud
In Brattleboro Vermont on August 24, Lucius Witham was shot through a bedroom window as he prepared to retire. Witnesses recall a long standing feud with Calvin Fuller who beat Witham last spring over a sheep dispute. An inquest found Witham died from multiple gunshot wounds as described. Fuller is accused but untraced. Witham, once with the Boston police, led a reckless life for a decade or more.
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Deaths and Accidents Across Towns in Aug 24
Long Branch reports the death of Mrs. Kate Griggs from blood poisoning linked to an anti fat medicine after consuming eighteen bottles in ten months. Ossipee recounts Jacob Clough’s fatal choke on a large beef piece at Lake Danes with inquest noting a five inch carcass lodged in the windpipe. Westboro sees reform school runaways arraigned and remanded. Newport notes a runaway Victoria injuring William Littlefield and two others. Houston describes Orange’s lynching aftermath and siege, with 150 in a committee seeking more suspects. Macuis, Me reports Fuller and Mosher extradition to Massachusetts. Notes include a killed track walker and other accidents and oddities across several states.
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Reform School
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William Quinn
Cambridge
William McQuaid
Milford
Dooley
dJaly
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Boston
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Worcester
Newport
Victoria
Fayward
Bath Road
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Notable 19th Century Officials and Visitors List
Mrs M A Acorn of Boston at Canterbury Ionn Postmaster General James with hay fever. Gor Page of Vermont confited ill at home. Suemh of the Chisago Limes registered at Sir Cretara hone. Sector Conger of Michigan spends summer in Maitoba woods. Commodore Wilkes family guests at Rocky Point hotel Matoonic RI. Mrs Whczaier Cady Stanton ill with malignant fever at Tenalty. Paymaster General George F Cutter U S Navy will retire at 62 on 30th inst. Two candidates James J Watmough and Thomas H Lookout discussed for successor. Cooney Mackey Florida dealer touring White Mountains with rare specimens from Sanny South. Dr John Hill Burton death in Edinburgh. book The Book Hunter cited. George Ticknor Curtis on vice presidency mobility. congress urged to define powers. executive duty.
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Business Troubles Spread Across Small Firms
A Victorian era list shows Nathan Simmons & Co of Washington street Boston facing about 3500 in liabilities with assets around 2750, primarily accounts and stock. Other firms including Mrs Bimeda Mitchell Palo Michigan and Haverhill dry goods face similar distress with creditors negotiating settlements around 10 to 50 cents on the dollar.
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Detroit
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Foxborn
Joseph Andrews
Berwick
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London Street
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Camden
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National Land League quarterly report lists new branches and funds
The second quarterly report of the central treasurer for the Irish National Land League United covers three months ending July 10 led by Rev Lawrence Walsh and includes statements from secretary Thomas Flatley. Since the previous report two branches have withdrawn while 67 new branches have joined. The treasurer notes $69 408 35 in accounts and $18 451 59 sent from branches to Paris or Dublin, with state by state receipts listed.
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Dennis ©. Fealey
Monroe
Alien G. Woods
Steuben
J. H. Gould
Cattaraugus
Court of Appeals
L. G. McParlan
Niagara
Middleboro
Sertuate
Abington
Rockland
Plymouth
South Abington
Hanover
Pembroke
Timothy Reed
Charles F. Alien
T.s.griffith
Carver
T. S. Atwood
A. C. Munroe
John Shannon
Chas. D. Bush
B.S. Atwood
A. A. Chase
B. F. Hastings
Lewis Reed
Ww. N. Nesh
George H. Creasy
Long
Reed
Bowles
Granite State News
Grand Army Boys
Marshfield
Plymouth County
Massachusetts Department of Gs
NEW England News
ODD Fellows
R. W. Grand Lodge of
Josiah B. Mayhew
Somerville
David E. Taft
South
Charles A
Grege
Watertown
Johan E. Wiggin
Thomas Miller
L. F. Vaupel
East Cambridge
Joan B. Heath
Merrimac
A.J. Atkinson
Newburyport
Samuel Marston
W. F. Sawyer
Peabody
F. A. Newell
Wallace Bales
Benj. E. Porter
Lyon
Thos
John W.wower
Duxbury
J.S. Sprague
East Weymouth
Henry M. Tucker
L. P. Nichols
Westfield
Joseph A. Perry
Shelburne Falls
Frank W. Damon
George A. King
James K. Oaell
Seth Nickerson
Provincetown
Witliam Jernegan
Nantucket
Samuel Davinson
Malden
William P. Foster
Erwin J. Phillips
Lopfield
Joseph Grundy
Melrose
Harvey Clark
West Gardner
Samuel Cochano
Hilde Park
E. Albert Wood
Wellesley
W. Hayward
South Boston
Albert
Standish
Stoughton
Warren L. Knox
Winchester
Frank A. Noyes
Alpert FP
William P. Nightlegate
O. C. Prescott
Charles W. Hallstrain
Mitton E. Smith
Natick
M. R. Blanchard
Henry F. Arnold
Hyde Park
John Fenton
Jacob P. Hazen
Shirley Village
Charles W. Walker
Seommeter
James W. Sellers
East Boston
Avijal St. Buck
Henry Kilieski
William A. Pentecost
J. W. McKinstry
Southbridge
Binveo L. Arnold
North Bellingham
George
E. M. Stockwell
Luke B. Taylor
W. H. Bennett
Nelson Day
Frank E. Merrimeau
Miscellanesgus
Fuller and Mosher
Macuias
Gov
Mosher
Western Sea
Lewiston
Bencon
James Madagan
Troy
Greenfield
Blackinton
Williamstown
Bun
Madagan
Norton Reservoir
Mansfield
Ernest Bessom
Edward Percival
Bessom
Jerediah Jackson
Bridgeport
Charities Commission
177Th Street
Murray Meachem
Orange
Blanton
James Todd
Sherman
Epa Todd
James Wallace
Harvard
Spectar
Codset
St. Petersburg
Aly
Bigelow
John Eric Enichsen
Daily Telegraph
American Legion of Honor
College of Phusicians and Surgeons
Darius Wilson
B. B. Kimball
Staasachusetts
F. S. Smith
Geo. L. Hill
O. C. Wheeler
Evright
Chas. Meyer
Niotet
J. M. Grinnell
New Jersey
A. Warnock
Tee Benson
M. F. Findmal
Georgia
Maryland
Supreme Treasurer
Co Umbia
Ontaro
New Grupswich
Cap
Sandwich Islands
District of Columbia
Biute
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