Varied 19th Century Figures Mentioned in Transit Anecdotes
An assortment of society snippets cites William Walter Phelps valued at 7 million dollars and Victor Hugo at age 2 facing health threats, plus notes on Bonnie Ben Butler lending a yacht to Chandler. It lists journalistic curiosities from the Phil Times and entries about hotel registrations, steamer passengers, military rotations, and a long roster of steerage travelers aboard a Philadelphia steamer.
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William Walter Phelps
Victor Hugo
Bonnie Ben Butler
Chandler
Phil. Times
Sir Lyon Playfair
Lady Playfair
Miss Russell
London
England
Young’s Hotel
James Gordon Bennett
Seine
Paris
Boston
Liverpool
Sanford Russell
J. E. Clough
Jonah Jacobs
Jane Louisa Glover
Bariatinsky
Horse Guards
Bonner
New York Ledger
Dr. Hall
Presbyterian Church
New York
Burns
Dexter
Edwin Forrest
Louisville Times
Blaine
Millersburg
Isadore Burns
Wall Street
Tigers
Philadelphia
James cCauley
O. Martin
Carpenter
L. Dantle
Goetz
C. B. Command
W. Elsoff
E. J. Farson
M. D. Wescott
J. A. Campbell
J. H. Wescott
A. E. Campbell
Mattie H. Millett
Multiple incidents reported from Mount Brydges to Pensacola and beyond
Notices recount Henry Lennon and sister struck near Mount Brydges station by a passing engine. Moulders at Thomas Devlin Co. return to work after wage-cut withdrawal. Seaman George White dies in Pensacola hospital of congestive chill. Orange men attack a Roman Catholic church yacht in Henley harbor and threaten Father Lynch. Rev. James Towle faces customs charges for importing books for personal use. Owen S. Cheney offers $5000 wager to prove Prof. Samuel A. C. King’s ballooning prowess. world attempt planned if unsettled.
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Henry Lennon
Mount Brydges
Thomas Devlin & Co
Philadelphia
George White
Marie Antonio
United States Marine Hospital
Penscola
Fla
Boston
Thomas White
St. John
N. B
Henley Harbor
Father Lynch
James A. Towle
Ripon College
Wis
United States
Marshall
King
Chicago
Cincin
Two Brutes Fight for Gate Receipts in Chicago
Patay Cardiff and Wm Bradburn clashed under hard gloves in Queensbury rules. The brutal bout drew a riotous crowd, police intervention, and pistol-wielding spectators. Cardiff knocked Bradburn senseless in the fourth round and was declared the winner.
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Chicago
Patay
Cardiff
Bradburn
Queensbury
Brad Urn
Prohibition Party Nominates St John at Eastport Meeting
Cuba N Y Aug 25 The prohibition notification proceedings drew three thousand at St John camp grounds near Cuba village with Prof Dickey announcing nominations for John P St John and William Daniel. St John welcomed the honor and urged unity to fight alcohol traffic, while Daniels accepted the vice presidential nomination amid remarks on party harmony. The event highlighted GOP disaffection and calls to mobilize support for Blaine, with a силь emphasize on religious sentiment and reform.
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Kansas
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Illinois
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Ohio
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Irish Democrats in Maine Split Over Blaine Support
A Portland dispatch reports that Irish Democrats across Maine show little consensus for Blaine. In Biddeford Portland Lewiston Bath Rockland Ellsworth Bangor and Mattawamkeag Wytopitlock Passadumkeag locals dispute Blaine loyalty while Redman and Cleveland admirers proliferate. The piece notes Know Nothing ties and Roman Catholic tensions color voting tendencies.
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Republicans Making a Desperate Effort to Mold Blaine's State
In Portland Maine August 25 1884 the state committee circulation attack on Democrats is ridiculed. Chairman Wing issues a second missive revealing GOP fears as Maine voters approach September 8 1884 national election stakes and calls Democrats a conspiracy for plunder and spoils.
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George
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Dorseyize
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Auburn
Central Labor Union rejects Butler parade review request
New York Aug 25 The Central Labor union failed to pledge support for General Butler at a meeting in which leaders from multiple unions protested inviting him to review the labor parade in Union Square. Protests from Typographical union No 6 Shoemakers Framers Bakers Progressive Cigarmakers and others led to the motion being laid on the table and the meeting adjourned.
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New York
Butler
Paul Meyer
Clothing Cutters’ Union
Meyer
William McCabe
Eee
Typographical Union No. 6
McCabe
Benjamin F. Butler
Ketchum
Shoemakers’ Association of
New York City
General Butler
Union Square
Louis Zeiler
Progressive Cigarmakers’ Union
Mny Association
Bakers’ Progressive Union
Framers’ Union
Socialistic Musical Society
Vermont Rally Set With Blaine Backlash In Burlington
Burlington August 25 Senator Edmunds agrees to preside at a city rally with Harr of Michigan as chief orator. Democrats rally tonight with Patrick M Meldon praising Cleveland Hendricks and Redington. Republicans urge full turnout and warn of a tight Vermont vote, urging vigilant ticket discipline for Blaine and Logan in November.
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Hendricks
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Republican Party
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Independent rally in Eastport boosts anti Blaine effort
A large and enthusiastic meeting in Eastport Maine drew Boston independents including Winslow Warren A J C Lodon H W French and Rev Dr Ellis. They urged anti Blaine voters in eastern Maine to rally and said independent Republicans could yield strong results.
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A Hoosier Barbecue
Shelby county Democrats plan a monster barbecue at the fair grounds near Shelbyville on Sept. 25. They aim to outdo past western blowouts with forty beefs seventy sheep and over seventy five hogs pledged. Speakers include Hendricks Voorhees Gray Beecher Hoadly Thurman Randall Schurz and others. The call is to invite the entire state to attend and reject the rascals.
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Blame The Tribune For Vermont Election Hype
A Boston Post reader accuses the New York Tribune of spreading misinformation about Vermont election results. The letter cites past miscounts claiming Vermont’s Republican majorities were inflated and warns against believing similar prevarications this year.
Vermont politics heated as campaigns surge in Aug 1854
Dispatch from Rutland notes a closely watched Sept 2 state election with Republicans controlling state machinery. Prominent external speakers visit nightly, including Frost Maine Culpepper Ohio Burrows Horr Michigan Woodford and Gilbert New York while ex-Gov Long is expected this week. Democratic nominee L W Redington is the sole continuous opponent with local chair D Atkins set to speak.
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Ohio
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New York
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Butler Sells Vast Ranch Lands to New York Company
The St Elmo Mountaineer notes that a New York and Boston cattle company filed articles of incorporation led by Ben Butler of Massachusetts. The firm plans to purchase the Craig ranch, gaining 81600 acres of grassland and 100 miles of waterways on the Huerfano river, about 20 miles south of Pueblo.
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French Fleet Bombards Foo Chow in China Clash
London reports French ironclads entered Foo Chow at 2 pm with the White fort opening fire using Krupp guns. After an hour the French retired as Chinese fire proved accurate. Despatches note renewed tensions, including China possibly declaring war, British and French observers weighing mediation and potential Pekin capture as protracted hostilities loom.
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Lynchburg Guards Ready as Mob Fears Rise in Virginia
In Lynchburg, Virginia, guards await sheriff orders to defend Amherst County jail after Eldredge Morris jailed for assaulting Lou Green a black woman whose skull was fractured and died. In Georgia, Clarke the convict hanged at Dawson amid threats by local blacks. troops moved via derailed train without injuries and no disorder reported.
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Clarke
Dawson
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Miners Wives Seek Aid in California Pa Poor House
About 50 relatives of arrested miners march to Squire Dawson's office in Coal Centre to seek admission to the poor house claiming lack of means. The application is refused and they move toward operator Heels' house but are denied entry by special officers and return to the camp.
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Squire Dawson
California
Campaign Goods Ad Page Advisory
Advertisers, clubs, and others seeking campaign goods are urged to consult the fourth page for advertisements under the campaign goods heading.
Cunard Oregon Reaches Quarantine Dock After Six Day Run
The Cunard steamship Oregon arrived at her dock after a six day ten hour voyage from Queenstown. It lists daily mileages with Aug 19 and Aug 21 marked as 452 miles and notes a 436 mile 24 hour low on Aug 20. Also mentions Italian bootblack Ferdinand Rocco jailed four months for assault and a Paris Abbe Hogan arriving to take charge of a new Catholic college in Boston area. Adelbert W. Gray, ex Tropical American Telephone Co official, arrested for fraud involving nearly 3000 dollars and freed on bail.
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Bank examiner opens safe at Albion First National Bank
Rochester report says Bank Examiner Williams breached the inner safe after two days of safe men’s attempts. He remained reticent about what was found as details were not disclosed. The Union and Advertiser published today a schedule of the...
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Regimental Camp Activities At James S Peck Camp
Gens Peck and Kingsley inspected their regiment in Camp James S Peck. Newport company 91st of a hundred impressed officers. A sham battle was staged in Guilford near Algiers Hill with Col Greenleaf and Maj Kinsman in command. Gov Barstow witnessed part of the engagement. Governor's day planned tomorrow. WetrRs New Hampshire encampment opens at Camp William P Ainsworth with visiting comrades reception, band concert, vampire, and war songs led by Col James E Larkin. Tattoo at 11 pm. Wednesday noted.
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Newport
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Algiers
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Gov. Barstow
John C. Lineham
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Manchester Drum Corps
Summer Heat Hinders Horse Car Climb Up Wesh Street
On a blistering summer day a horse car struggled through high temperatures along Wesh Street. Bystanders watched as the vehicle moved slowly, the heat affecting both animal and riders in the crowded urban area.
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Frigid Car Ride Delights Passengers on Historic Street
A crowded streetcar scene unfolds with a fat man begging for water milk and winter as the conductor and other riders join in the playful banter. The comic exchange centers on hot weather desires, with the passenger calling for milk and wishing to be left at Winter.
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Ington
Tallapoosa sinking details from Navy report and rescue notes
Lieutenant Commander J F Merry recounts the collision with a large 1100 ton schooner as the Tallapoosa sank after sighting red and green lights. Survivors were gathered by Gate City at 12 30 but some were not mustered due to lost papers. Proposals to raise the Tallapoosa were issued with bids due Monday noon August 1884.
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Abdallah Stables Fire Claims Life and Losses at Kentucky Park
At Abdallah park stables in Cynthiana James Horan died in the blaze and owner W H Wilson lost his residence. Numerous horses perished including Long Granch Jersey Lily Ink and Tom Bagby among others with values listed. no insurance on animals or buildings.
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President Arthur and Chandler arrive with Atlantic squadron
President Arthur and Secretary Chandler move with the North Atlantic squadron to Newport and West Island. Chandler arrives aboard the Grant, salutes are fired, and the party visits the torpedo station. The Tennessee's ledge mishap delays then returns to Newport as Arthur fishes near West Island.
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Chronicle-Telegraph Debuts In Pittsburg As Afternoon Daily
The Chronicle-Telegraph in Pittsburg today released a five page, 56 column afternoon edition. It is printed on the new impression perfecting press with cutting and pasting done by machinery. This marks the first U S afternoon paper to adopt the style now favored by large morning journals.
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Tragedy in Caryell County Ends Three Fatalities
A young man named Graham, recently killed by a companion, triggers a deadly confrontation at his grave. The elder Graham and the assassin's father confront each other, leading to a fierce fight in which both fathers and the young killer die.
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Tex
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Markdale Teacher Kills Colleague Then Shoots Self
In Markdale Ontario this afternoon head teacher Wm Norris shot Miss Ford in the head with a revolver. He fired five shots with three hits then killed himself instantly. Miss Ford survived but cannot recover.
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Schooner Almeda Wrecked Off Grand Manan Coast
A telegram from Woodward's Cove Grand Manan reports the schooner Almeda grounded on Man ledges and is a total loss. Her crew were saved. The vessel was bound from Boston to the port.
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National Retail Druggist group grows in a year
The National Retail Druggist association convened in Milwaukee on August 25 and heard from President Downing of Boston. The group announced membership rose from 200 to 2500 during the past year.
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The Wa ges of Sin and Dad s Girl at Boston Theatres 1884
A crowded Globe theatre opening features Harvey's melodrama The Wages of Sin with the Maubury Overton company. Cast includes George Brand and Annie Baldwin leading a strong ensemble. Also Bijou presents Dad's Girl starring May Ulmer, a well-constructed New England comedy drama about a coal mine fortune and a hotel mystery.
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Minstrel and variety show season opens with strong crowds
Thatcher Primrose and Wests consoli dated minstrels headline a bustling season with top solos, dances, and witty performances. Boston audiences applauded Billy Rice and the Bostons baseball routine, while Frank McNish’s “Silence and Fun” impressed. Mrs Partington at Oakland Garden drew praise for Mr Fostelle and troupe in lively comedy
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Ohio committee arrives for McGahan burial plan
An Ohio legislative committee arrives in New York to supervise the remains of J A McGahan. The body will lie in state in Columbus then be moved to Zanesville and New Lexington for interment on September 1. A guard of honor and pallbearers from major New York media outlets are named. Corombus citizens plan formal reception on Wednesday with governor and mayor presiding.
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Somerville Man’s Rail Stop Sparks Teethed Exchange
A Somerville gentleman traveling toward Rangely lakes halted a Portland Farmington train after a wind knocked off his hat. He retrieved it by pulling the bell-rope, prompting a conductor to question the rule. The man claimed passengers may stop the train where he hails from, naming the Middlesex horse railroad in Massachusetts.
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Ladner Brothers Bankers Make Assignment at Philadelphia
Ladner Brothers bankers assigned to William F Harrity in Philadelphia. No preferences indicated. Liabilities estimated at 150 600 with assets unknown.
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