New Hampshire Veteran Association Camp Climax Day
The second day of the NHVA encampment drew large crowds in Weis. 800 men formed the Grand Army parade and review in the afternoon. Tomorrow features reveille at sunrise, Highland band concert, regimental reunion, a Sheridan reception, Chandler visit, Gov Hale staff, and an oration by Martin A. Haynes with a poem by Prof. Dane.
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P. H. Sheridan
Navy
W. E. Chandler
Gov. Hale
New Hampshire
Martin A. Haynes
B. F. Dane
Crabtree dies after poison intake in Fitchburg case
Everett H. Crabtree of New Braintree aged 25 died at the National house after taking poison in the morning. He faced a trial for hiring David Frew to assault his wife, with Frew aged 17 already convicted. Crabtree had a pending divorce suit alleging adultery by his wife with Frew. He bid his counsel goodbye and resisted medical aid as doctors collected laudanum from his stomach. inquest deemed unnecessary.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Everett H. Crabtree
New Braintree
National House
David Frew
Superior Court
Frew
Crabtree
H. W. King
Tallapoosa wreck items drift ashore at Oysterville
At Oysterville sand friction of Tallapoosa wreck brings ashore furniture and various articles while Capt Boult salvages large lecture sheets titled Electricity. In Washington the tug Nina is ordered to Tallapoosa wreck and will stay on scene. ship Yantic rejoines North Atlantic squadron at Newport.
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Sandwich
Mass
Oysterville
Tallapoosa
S. L. Boult
Washington, D. C
United States
Nina
New York
Yantic
Newport
New Barage Office Opens at Quarantine Landing
New barge office with foundation stones laid in 1879 opens in New York. Cabin passengers from transatlantic steamers will be transferred at quarantine to a small steamer and landed with baggage in a large receiving room where customs officers are stationed. The St Laurent from Favre first vessel reported at quarantine. Special precautions are taken to prevent cholera importation.
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New York
Bargeee
Custom House
St. Laurent
Favre
What Eat Men Eat for Dinn
What Eat Men Eat for Dinn. Souith Norwalk Conn August 27 The fifteenth annual reunion and clam bake of the Fat Men association was held at Dorlon s point today Heavy weights attended from all parts and several new members joined The bake included 55 bashels of clams 1000 pounds of chickens 3500 ears of corn lobsters and 1500 pounds of fish Dinner was served at 2 o'clock Officers elected President Philetus Dorlon of New York Secretary and Treasurer Patrick Murphy of Sangatuck The usual number of vice presidents were chosen
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South Norwalk
Conn
Fat Men’s Association
Dorlon’s Point
Philetus Dorlon
New York
Patrick Murphy
Sangatuck
Roebling firm wins judgment against telegraph company
In New York on August 24 a supreme court judgment for 75645 was entered against the Bankers' and Merchants' telegraph company in favor of Roebling's Sons & Co for wire furnished. Yesterday the sheriff levied execution and seized all available property. The sale may be delayed pending a possible settlement, as the property value is said to be insufficient to satisfy the judgment.
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New York
Supreme Court
Bankers’ and Merchants’ Telegraph Company
J. A. Roebling’s Sons & Co
Remains of J A McCahan Honored at Columbus
The late J A McCahan arrived in Columbus Ohio this afternoon with military honors. An immense crowd gathered at the station and listened to eulogies by Mayor Walcott Governor Headiey and W J Elliot. The remains lie in state until midnight before interment in Lexington.
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Columbts
J. A. McCahan
State House
Walcott
Headiey
W. J. Elliot
Lexington
Robber Paymaster Transfers Estate in Embezlement Case
Samuel Roberts former paymaster for Charles Parish and Co. coal operators is said to have transferred all his property to his employers to cover an embezzlement estimated between fifty thousand and seventy five thousand dollars. Roberts, noted for his clean record, reportedly spent the funds on household expenses and religious objects while serving as superintendent of the Memorial Sunday school.
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Wilkesbarre
Samuel Roberts
Charles Parish & Co
Roberts
Memorial Sunday School
Surrender of Sergt Dennis Kelly in 1882 Fort Popham case
Bath Maine August 27 Sergt Dennis Kelly who fatally shot Freeman Smith of Massachusetts at Fort Popham on July 29 1882 and faced a manslaughter indictment has surrendered to U S authorities. United States Marshal Bisbee has escorted him to Portland for further proceedings.
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Bath
Dennis Kelly
Freeman Smith
Massachusetts
Fort Popham
United States
Bisbee
Portland
Waterbury expressman attempts suicide after spree
Hartford reports James Hebbetts a 35 year old Waterbury city expressman attempted death by cutting his throat this morning after breaking into a fruit store and using a saw and knife found there. He had been on a long spree and is thought to be suffering delirium tremens. Recovery is doubtful.
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Hartford
Conn
James Hebbetts
City Expressman
Waterbury
Bath Murderer Daniel Wilkinson Sentenced to Hang
Bath Maine August 27 Daniel Wilkinson who killed Policeman Lawrence of Bath last September was brought before Judge Haskell this morning and sentenced to be hanged on November 20 1885 between 11 and 2 in the state prison yard at Thomaston
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Bath
Daniel Wilkinson
Lawrence of
Haskell
Thomaston
Lancaster Water Company Assigns Assets Amid Cuts
Lancaster Water company and principal stockholder Abraham Bitner announced assignments on August 27. Company assets are estimated at 77 000 dollars as the move restructures the firm and its liabilities.
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Lancaster
Lancaster Water Company
Abraham Bitner
Richard Tweed Dies in madhouse, New York elite heir
Paris reports Richard Tweed eldest son of the late William Tweed of New York has died in a madhouse. He left little or no property, and the case is noted as a tragedy tied to the Tweed family fortunes.
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Paris
Richard Tweed
William Tweed
New York
Campaign to Ratify Ticket Sees No Change
In Rhode Island Illinois Greenbackers and Anti Monopolists join Democrats for a ratification meeting. The campaign signals continued support for the current ticket with no planned alterations or new alliances on the slate.
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Rhode Island
Illinois
Ratification Meeting at Rocky Point
Providence Rhode Island August 27 1892 about 2500 attended the Democratic ratification at Rocky Point. Governor McLane of Maryland lambasted Butler urged workers to resist him and praised Rhode Island's senior senator. Perry Belmont and Nicholas Hathaway spoke as letters of regret were read for non attendance. The crowd cheered McClellan as a strong family loyalist remark.
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Rocky Point
Providence
R. I
Gov. McLane
Maryland
Grover Cleveland
Butler
Rhode Island
Perry Belmont
Blaine
Nicholas Hathaway
Fall River
George B. McClellan
Greenbackers and Anti Monopolists Union at Bloomington
A joint state convention in Bloomington Illinois ended with all differences settled and a plan to fuse with the democracy blocked. The People's Party central committee is to draft a joint electoral ticket with either old party while keeping at least seven electoral votes. State ticket nominees include Jesse Harper governor and H C Vandewater lieutenant governor with other officers named. Committee debates fusion as Democrats may pursue the coalition urged.
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Bloomington
Ill
People’s Party
Jesse Harper
Danville
H.C. Vandewater
Shelby
E. H. Baldwin
Joliet
E. T. Reeves
Elgin
John M. Ginen
Ebbington
J. B. Clark
Chicago
Destruction of Baby Blaine verse stirs editorials
A letter to the Boston Post reproaches a Kennebec Journal piece for mocking Blaine’s family tragedy. The verse asks who vandalized the resting place of Baby Blaine, condemning profane abuse and desecration of a grave memorial. The exchange blends political satire with grief in a charged, era-specific quarrel.
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Boston Post
Kennebec Journal
Longfellow
Gals
Blaine
Reverend Eggleston Endorses Cleveland for Reform Civil Service
In a Lake George letter the Rev Edward Eggleston urges that Gov Cleveland is best suited to administer the government to improve it not worsen it. He warns against placing reform civil service in the hands of the Republican nominee, likening him to an experienced fox watching the poultry yard.
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Edward Eggleston
Church of Christian Endeavor
Lee Avenue
Brooklyn
Lake George
Cleveland
Secretary Folger Is Better
Col. Darius Alder of Augusta is at the Quincy house.
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Secretary Folger
Col
Darius Alder of
Augusta
Quincy House
Bay State Politics Faces Labor Leagues and Butler Support
A statewide Democratic Executive meeting in New Era hall organized labor leagues to back Gen Benjamin F Butler. Officers were elected, a ten-member state executive committee formed, and resolutions endorsed Butler while pursuing labor measures and reform. The afternoon session adjourned with renewed organizing plans.
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New Era Hall
Gen. Butler
Geo. E. McNeill
Cambridge
John Howes
Worcester
Frank K. Foster
Haverhill
James H. Mellen
John McQuade
William H. Turner
Stoneham
Maj
Luther Day
A.A. Carleton
Lynn
McNeill
Benjamin F. Butler
Legislative Hall
James J. Mellen
Butler
Charles H. Litchman
People’s Party
Howes
J. H. W. Toohy
Chelsea
Hatters
Commonwealth
State Central Labor League
Robert Howard
Fall River
John H. Mellen
A. A. Carlton
Fred Leforest
Weymouth
I’. Foster
T. B. Abbott
North Brookfield
C. H. Litchman
Marblehead
J. Howes
Charles H. Fernald
Boston
George A. McNeil
H. H. Easterbrook
Newton
Delegates Elected to the Several Conventions
Delegates named by ward to state congressional and senatorial conventions including Andrew J. Bacon Jary Richard Murfey and Charles A. Smith Simeon Butterfield George T. Roberts with officers Ward 1 and 3 4 lists for state congressional councilor and county positions include Rufus Frost Samuel P Tenney Eustace C Fitz James Tent John Whitmans Foster E Stuart and others across wards and counties with multiple named individuals and roles.
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Andrew J. Bacon
Jary
Richard €. Murfey
J. E. Goon
Geo. BE. Mitchell
Benj. C. Putnam
Charles A. Smith
Simeon Butterfield
Charles E. Perkins
George T. Roberts
Willard L. Drake
John W. Dorr
George B. Harding
Colman Tilden
Benard
Tre—Cha
F. Martin
Charles
RG Tits
Franklin €. Barnes
Benjamin Phipps
D. Frank Kimball
Haskell B. Smith
Andeoe Pierce
Augustus A. Wilder
K. Treat
Thomas King
Charles A. Lamont
John M. Plummer
de W. Moses
Jason P. Baker
Charles Eeds
Rufus 8
Frost
Samuel P. Tenney
Ruthn S. Prost
Thomas Strahan
Henry B. Swazy
Frederick Parker
J. Q. Gilmore
Calvin W. Sawyer
Prescott Chamberlain
John E. Dinnin
Daniel J. Brown
Edward H. Knights
James Walker
Harlan P. Sanborn
Arthur B. Champlin
Thomas Martin
Chas. H. Frost
Alkvin S. Litchfield
Thomas E. Goodwin
George F. Washburn
T. H. Smith
James Tent
George H. Dunham
Eustace C. Fitz
Frank B. Fay
Charles A. Campbell
George H. Hood
Charles H. Ferson
John Whitmans
Foster E.stuart
Sylvester R.adams
Frank E. Fitz
Conse M. Miller
John J. Underhill
George A. Hall
Thomas W. Rich
Joseph W. Stickney
Irving R. Allen
George C. Bisson
E. B. Curtis
Elijah B. Curtis
William Andrews
William B. Sanforth
Lyman M., Miller
Orville Armstrong
Republican Delegates Elected in City of Sales Ward Totals
Delegates listed by ward and state race names. Ward 1 Frederick Fawcett Thomas J Flint. Ward 2 John Heath George Prescott John Marler H A Roberts. Ward 3 G H Rich John Emery J A Bowen Eden Beckford A F Breed G W Breed J E Brown. Ward 4 John B Alley William E Neill Thomas Co Johnson J H Emmons George T Smith J E Bennett Joseph Davis 24 W A Clark Jr T C Johnson E C Palfrey. Ward 5 Daniel W Alllen Rufus Kimball Alfred Cross G Wesley Berry Robert E Redman Rollin Harmon S Harrison Bachelier J E Langworthy T F Porter Joseph E Burrows. Ward 6 John S Welch Daniel Walker Henry P Emerson Wallace Bates Co M Merritt William L Baird John W Brimblecorn William W Walden Robert Johnson Frank W Patten. Ward Congressional William Maxfield State William Shepard. Delegates favor George D Robinson for governor BH Lodge for congress.
Delegates Elected at Democratic and Republican Caucuses
Delegates named for each party with state county councillor and senatorial selections. Democratic entries list J E Cotter as chair and multiple delegates J McKenna J H Russell Barney Conner A Tuttle J D McAvoy, along with Cotter and Chick for county and councillor roles and Stark Chick Neale Sanford. congressional slate includes Cotter Chick Russell Stark Sheeny. Republican chair listed as Gray with delegates Humphrey Sturtevant Stuart Putnam. county Moseley Henstis Eustis Rich. councillor Moseley Cham Berlin Rhodes Rich. senatorial Case House Johnson Gable. congressional Gray Powers Bailey Rich.
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J. E. Cotter
John Mckenna
J. H. Russell
Barney Conner
A. Tuttle
J. D. McAvoy
C. J. Chick
J. F. Laughlin
Sullivan
S. A. Chesley
J. Sullivan
H. C. Stark
C. G. Chick
J. B. Neale
George Sanford
J. A. Russell
Daniel Sheeny
Gray
E. I. Humphrey
Charles Sturtevant
W. J. Stuart
S. C. Putnam
S. R. Moseley
C. P. Henstis
W. C
Democratic Delegates and State Convention Listings
Massachusetts Democrats named delegates for ward, state, and congressional conventions across cities including Haverhill Lawrence Taunton Melrose and Wakefield. Delegates were unpledged with selections for councillor, senator ial, and congressional slots listed by city and ward.
North Atlantic squadron holds torpedo trials and reviews
At Newport Rhode Island on August 27 Secretary Chandler joined the North Atlantic squadron aboard the Albatross as ships steamed for orders. President Arthur and officials toured, with torpedo experiments seen from the Dispatch and Albatross. A lavish luncheon followed. further maneuvers and boat drills were planned with sea exercises and a troop landing slated for the weekend.
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Newport
North Atlantic Squadron
Chandler
Conanocut Island
Dispatch
Arthur
Brewster
Frelinghuysen
Hawley
Miller
Butler
Aldrich
Latrobe
Baltimore
Com. Johnson
Selfuage
Yates
Baron Rosen
G. P. Wetmore
Madame de Struve
Stewart
Legation
G. B. Edwards
Alli
Madame DeStruve
Senator Butler
Woods Hall
Gresham
Globe Mutual VP Arrested Over Suspected Fraud
Mr. Davis, vice president of Globe Mutual Benefit society, was arrested today on the matter of buying and an agent of Prudential Life Insurance collected commissions on policies issued to alleged fictitious persons.
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Davis
Globe Mutual Benefit Society
Prudential Life Insurance Company of America
New England Notes Report Tragic Week Across Northeast
A series of brief items from New Bedford to Maine recount suicides and accidents, drownings and break ins, a large grove meeting in Maine, a murder charge bond in Portland, and the Barnstable Historical Society annual session. Notable names include James Bowles of New Bedford, Mrs McKinnon of Provincetown, Alfred Adams of Townsend, George Shaw in Littleton, and Rev Father Bedard funeral attendance. The Twenty seventh Maine Veteran association holds a reunion at Old Orchard with officers elected.
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James Bowles
New Bedford
Mass
McKinnon
Capt. McKinnon
Provincetown
Alfred M. Adams
Townsend
George F. Shaw
Littleton
N. H
F. D. Corliss
St. Albans
Frank Stowell
Oren ©. Lombard
Portland
Grove
Lamoine
Heckacher
Rewport
R. 1
Burg
Father Bedard
Fall River
Joseph W. Paich
Worcester
Law and Order League
House of Correction
William Ferguson
Ankee
Richmond
Barnstable County Historical Society
Sandwich
Boston and Sandwich Glass Works
Cape Cod Canal
St. Johnsbury
Maine Veteran Association
Old Orchard
Seth E. Bryant
Kennebunk
Moses S. Hurd
North Berwick
Josiah Chase
Lewis O’ Brien
John Gray
South Berwick
James M. Stone
Foreign News On China War And Nile Relief Plan
Circles in London discuss memorial to Granville urging joint action with America and Germany over China trade. Shanghai reports heavy bombardment near Mignon forts with undetermined results. France plans to move troops to China and Tonkin and to seize Formosa after the Min river engagements. Ottawa reports 600 Canadian river voyageurs to aid Gordon relief up the Nile with officers from Wolesley campaigns preferred.
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London
China
Earl Granville
Foreign Department
America
Germany
France
Shanghai
Kinpai
Hong Kong
Paris
Tonkin
Courbet
Min River
Formosa
Waasuhington
Davis
Foo Chow
Reuter
Pasada
Sontay
Tonquin
Times
King Pai
Western Union challenges government telegraph rate report
Leonard Whitney of Western Union disputes a press summary of a conference with the postmaster general over government telegram rates. He argues the government does not pay more than the public and that rate fixing has been by the postmaster general for 13 years. He notes a misstatement about government savings and asserts practice differs from theory.
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Western Union
Bates
United Telegraph Lines
Mutual Union Lines
Chicago
Mr. Bates
Mutual Union Company
Washington
Western Union Company
Leonard Whitney
Western Union Telegraph Co
Fire alarm reports small Cambridge blaze at O'Brien premises
In Boston and Vicinity the alarm from box 72 in Cambridge at 10 45 A M Wednesday was for a slight fire on the premises of John O'Brien Gedar street North Cambridge No damage Luwsuny.
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Boston
Cambridge
John O’brien
Gedar Street
North
Fire sweeps New Iberia area. deaths and losses noted
A rear fire at Lehman & Faylor's dry goods in New Iberia destroyed the building and contents along with H. Coquenham's residence and several nearby structures. Firemen faced a long battle and one firefighter, Joseph Reynolds, was killed by a falling shutter. Other fires reported in Biddeford, Fall River, urichsville, Scranton, Sandusky and Toledo caused extensive damage and losses.
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New Orleans
Lehman & Faylor
New Iberia
Fire Company No. 1
Biddeford
Cyrus Cleaves
Saco
Fall River
Mass
John Ruley
South Dartmouth
Lowell
Urichsville
M. Kloebetz
Scranton
Ansley
Sandusky
Baltimore and Ohio
Toledo
C. L. Luce & Co
Opening Address Marks Montreal British Association Meet
The fifty fourth annual meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science opens in Montreal with crowds, abundant hotel demand, and numerous American visitors. Notables include J. G. Woodbury, O C Marsh, Asa Gray, Felix Adler, and others. Lord Rayleigh delivers the afternoon address as welcome reports and honorary member proposals unfold.
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British Association
Montreal
British Association For the Advacement of Science
England
American Association
J. 4. Woodbury
Boston
O C. Marsh
Yale
Asa Gray
Felix Adler
James Hall
BE. L. ¥Ans
Perrigor Frazer
Philadelphia
Langa
Simpson
Lieut. Jewell
United States Navy
America
O. C. Marsh
Lord Rayleigh
Association
American Science Association
Chamean
Royal Society of Canada
Wiliam Thompson
Bedford Pim
Toots, Greely
Ray
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Penney
Owens Ball
William Thomson
Sir John A. McDonald
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Raleigh
Congressional committee visits Togus Home Augusta
The congressional investigating panel toured Togus Home in Augusta Maine and met inmates. They heard eight grievances with no complaints against current management. Testimony was recorded by stenographers and focus shifted to how sergeants maintained order and liquor’s role.
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Augusta
Congressional Investigating Committee
Electric Clambake in Providence Draws Regional Electrical Men
The sixth annual clambake hosted by the American Electrical works in Providence honored telegraph, telephone and electric light workers. About 130 attended, including 60 locals and guests from San Francisco Boston Yonkers New Haven Philadelphia Worcester and New York.
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Providence
R. I
American Electrical Works
Vue de ’Eau Club
John St. Sabine
A. W.robinson
San Francisco
George T. Manson
H. J. Miller
James Menzies
Thomas D. Lockwood
E. B. Baker
New Haven
David R. Walker
Joseph A. Paisland
J. M. Makey
Philadelphia
Wm. Brophy
Worcester
Campaign Goods Ad Advisory on Fourth Page
Clubs and others seeking campaign goods are advised to consult the advertisements under the campaign goods heading on the paper’s fourth page for available items and pricing.
Trotting Meet Opens at Charter Oak Park Amid Fatal Pacing Accident
Har tford Conn Aug 27 The four days circuit races at Charter Oak park opened with 3000 spectators and top trotting stock. In the 2:22 class King Wilkes placed second to Butterfly amid a sore mouth issue, while 2:28 went to Young Rolfe. A collision between Princess and George G. killed George G. and fatally injured Princess, who survived briefly. George G. owned by Frank Russell of Boston, valued at 5000, died on track as crowd watched. The day ended with postponement of 2:17 pacers to tomorrow and a $10,000 race anticipated, with Harry Wilkes as a favorite.
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Mme. Marantello
Butterfly
King Wilkes
R. B. Conkling
Greenpoint
L. Br
Cc. H. Baldwin
Albany, NY
Bsg
Davis
Cate
Dene Golden
Medford Mass
B. m. Butterfly
Jbessawi
Young Rolfe
James Golden
Medford
Mass
B. S. Young Rolie
J.C .Gurnee
Philadelphia
Princess
McCarthy
George G
Frank Russell
Boston
Bessie M
Lorene
Harry Wilkes
Hambtletonian
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Visccce Eccrsaeneeet
Isaac Nelson
Br. Mme Poly
Boston Defeats Detroits in Afternoon Game at South End
More than 1000 spectators watched Boston beat Detroit with hitters like Hackett Crowley and Bennett fueling a multi-run rally. Hackett and Shaw excelled behind the plate, while Cox received a gold watch from Waltham friends after a second inning plate appearance. The Boston Union split results with Wilmington, as Nolan’s pitching dominated though wild, leading to battery error ridden scoring.
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Detroits
Wood
Hanlon
Werdman
Cox
Crowley
Hackett
Farrell
Bennett
Merrill
Manning
Scott
Burdock
Waltham
Providence
Chicago
Bostor Esuccess
Cleveland
Buffalo
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Boston Unions
Wilmingtons
Nolan
Bostons
Shaw
Boston
Wilmington
Boston Oarsmen Victorious at Lake Sebago
Boston oarsmen claimed victory at Lake Sebago in a multi-event program. James McGovern won the running match, Casey-Gookin of South Boston won the four-oared race with Bay View second and Enterprise third timed in 16m 2s for three miles. Buckley of Boston won the amateur single scull in about 16m 43s. Referee was John L. Sullivan.
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Eph Morris
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Navy Ensign Promotions Rule Overruled by Comptroller
Washington note reports the second comptroller overturns an opinion on Navy ensign promotions under the recent bill. It holds that promotion commissions date from June 26, 1884, the law’s effective date. Also noted: Swaim Court-Martial set for November 25 due to defense scheduling. Postmaster General’s new report cites over 50,000 post offices nationwide.
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Burglar Incident Reported By City Hospital Patient
Lilian E. Chalmers at No 2 Eddy place is in City Hospital with a severe right foot injury after an early Wednesday morning burglary attempt. She says a supposed Italian burglar entered her flat, grabbed a clock, struggled with her, dropped the clock, she slipped and fell, and the thief escaped.
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Lilian E. Chalmers
Eddy Place
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John Cole
William Ireson
Girdler Stacey
Benjamin Pitman
Richard G. Roundy
Emery Brown
Samuel R. Thayer
Democratic State Central Committee
P. A. Collins
Young Men’s
Republican and Independent Club
Bromfield Street
John F. Andrew
Blaine and Logan Club
Washington Street
Alpha Hall
Essex Street
William H. Whitmore
Common Council
People’s City Committee
People's Party
Democratic City Committee
Charles J. Mahoney
Charles E. Stumcke
H. McShane
James Gormley
Rockwell
Lee
Henry Parkman
Republican City Committee
Chelsea Republicans
Byde Park
Benjamin F. Brickett
William H. Smiley
G. H. Lerrey
Gilman Sleeper
Charles W. Morse
James E. Chase
Andrew E. Fay
Theodore L. Shores
Samuel M. Currier
George Ham
William Nason
Zoab Peaslee Dana
J. Flanders
John N. B. Green
Joseph C. Sheldon
J. Milton Young
John B. Richardson
Great Barrington
H. C. Joyner
H. W. Wright
Patrick Maley
D. I. Mackie
Joan Easland
Robert McDonald
L. C. Railstranger
South Framingham
Dexter Hemenway
Henry Blancham
F. M. Curry
J. B. Lombard
T. H. Heffernan
Daniel Halloran
James Hickey
S. K.hamilton
J. M. Cate
E. 0. Shea
Robert Blithe
M. Low
John Davis
R. O'Leary
Henry Parker
James Killerin
A. W. Brownell
Dennis Dailey
E.A. Upton
C. Donovan
E. H. Waiton
W. EB. Cowdrey
F. E. Noyes
George Low
M. Foley
Gen
LE Pore Atlantic Adron
NEW England Notes
Burlington
N.Y
Jennie Tracey
Gov
Ireland
Texas
Tracy
Austin
Tex
Evans
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Topeka
Eeer
Foreign News
Gordon
Turin
Humbert
Depretis
Busea
Cuneo
Piedmont
Marseilles
Wewwus
S Wu
Towulon
Berlin
Suez
Herault
Gerd
Aude
Eastern Pyrenees
Romer
Civita Vecchia
Castellamare
Spezia
Italy
Bergamo
Campopasso
Besca
Fosdinovo
Parma
la Spezia
Egypt
Kitchener
Dongola
Wolesley
Nile
Red River
Gordon A
Lord Wolesley
Cairo
Khartoum
X. 2
Banque
Lyons Et Loire
M. Savory
M. Zielinski
M. Bellantan
Jeannette Island
Berne
Switzerland
Madeira
Nachtigal
Africa
Cameroons
Battana
Malimba
Little
Great Batanza
Moscow
Catko
Calcutta
Mysore
Western Union Telegraph
Togus Home
Charter Oak
Young
George
Baseball
P.O. A. EB
rWin
Cie
Cassees
Albhor
Tee
Lynch
I F
Benners
Cullen
Bastion
Cusick
McCloskey
Snyder
Watal
Spuctices
Rostone
Csssen
Crane
Wilming
Brown
Cnncazos
Chicagos
New Yorks
Clevelands
Buffalos
Cccessee
Philadelphias
Eutadetys
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Indianapolis
Philadelphia—Athletics
Brooklyns
Metropolitans
Washington—Nationals
A.B
R. B
P.O
E. Hornung
Sutton
Dewes
E* Whitney
Buffinton
Morrill
Hines
Cseeersveeee
A. Wood
Jones
Dee
Goe
Weidman
Meinke
Soos
Bostonss
Escia
Bullinton
Ood
Mullane
Amlach
SS Sam
Post Publishing Co., Publis
Richmond—Virginias
Alleghenys
Belfast
Iiddefords
Belfasts
Louisville
Louuisvilles
Columbus
Kansas City
Kansas Citys
Tammany
G. W. Simmons & Co
South America
Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons
C. H. Graves & Sons
Woman's Daily Globe
Boston Sunday Globe
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