Yellow Fever Precautions and Vessel Quarantine Views
An article discusses how yellow fever spreads beyond infected areas and the need for caution. It cites Dr Henry G. Clark and cites Boston City Council data from 1855 on ship quarantine and handling vessels from infected ports. The fragment outlines three points for managing arriving ships: avoid isolative quarantine, allow free movement for those capable, and thoroughly cleanse vessels with decomposing cargo or filth.
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Henry G. Clark
Clark
Boston
Bayard speaks on causes and care of business mood
Senator Bayard in Wilmington delivered a lucid discourse on the causes and care of the present business low mood. The nationwide debt payoff plan includes Connecticut River Railroad obligations due at Globe National Bank in Wilmington on Saturday.
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Wilmington
Del
Bayard
Connecticut River Railroad
Globe National Bank
Boston Caledonian Club
Fresh Pond
Kearney
Washington
Capitol
New Orleans
Memphis
Rhode Island
Eppa Hunton
Virginia
Congress
International Money Congress
Weather summary from Boston observer office
The report presents a weather summary for Boston from the Signal Service. Data includes mean daily barometer thermometer and humidity, with observed maximum and minimum temperatures and total rainfall.
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Boston
Ofrice
Signal Service
Bank Defalcation Case Seeks Receiver for Bonded Officers
In Concord depositors of the Concord Savings Bank sue to recover $40,000 still unpaid from the Storrs defalcation of $65,000. The suit names bondsmen on a $100000 and a $20000 bond and alleges fraudulent adjustments by bank officers. The court allowed the bill and may appoint a receiver to collect sums due from bondsmen. A hearing will be held before Judge Foster on the appointment of a receiver for the Eastern Railroad in New Hampshire.
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Concord
N. H
Joseph Eastman
Concord Savings Bank
William W. Storrs
Supreme Court
George A. Pillsbury
Storrs
J. W. Johnson
William Walker
Timothy Haynes
Enos Blake
Nathaniel B. Walker
Leland A. Smith
John Kimball
Benjamin A. Kimball
Theodore H. Ford
E. W. Woodward
George Clough
Pillsbury
National and Savings Banks
Savings Bank
Stanley
Foster
Eastern Railroad
New Hampshire
Senator Bayard Opinions on Our Present Financial Depression
Wilmington notes Senator Bayard spoke at Newport on causes of the Depression. He cited Civil War reaction, tariff duties, and money uncertainty as key factors. He argued money has legal and market value and urged paying first on contracted debts. He criticized enlarging greenbacks to absorb National Bank currency.
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Wilmington
Del
Bayard
Newport
Nevadan Ex-Cashier Surrenders in Philadelphia Flight
Edwin Malin former cashier of Drexler and Co Virginia City Nev surrendered to Philadelphia police. He absconded in July 1877 with 2000 in cash and 10000 in stocks and will be returned on Nevada governor's requisition.
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Philadelphia
Edwin Malin
Drexler & Co
Virginia City
Nev
Nevada
Negroes suffer amid Memphis yellow fever outbreak
The Memphis yellow fever crisis worsens with 99 new cases and 70 deaths reported yesterday. Officials note severe overcrowding of colored residents and delayed care, while the Howard Association expands its medical corps and seeks help from nationwide physicians and nurses. Donations flow from multiple cities to aid Memphis and allied towns.
New Orleans Fever Surges as Relief Agencies Expand
New cases reach 150 with 49 deaths as the Telegraphers Relief movement extends its reach to infected points south of Canton Mississippi. In New Orleans, 14 telegraphers are sick with fever, with one death and several recoveries. Sister Loretta dies after nursing the ill at Charity Hospital. Fortnight storms flood streets. relief groups like the Howard Association and YMCA receive rising demand.
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Canton
Miss
Paul Leloup
Frank Deplain
Charity Hospital
Charity
Pratt
Choppin
Howard Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Telegraphers’ Relief Association
Benjamin F. Chisholm
Port Gibson
W. W. Wall
Bayou Des Allemandes
Wall
Sam Henderson
William Morrison
Loretta
Robert M. Potts
Richardson & May
Board of Health
New York
Avg
New Orleans
St Louis
129 New Cases and 17 Deaths Reported in Vicksburg
In Vicksburg on August 29 there were 129 new fever cases and 17 deaths in the past day. Among the deceased is J. P. Allen city editor of the Vicksburg Herald. Dr E A Barber also died. Drs Robbins Balfour and Rev Galloway are convalescent. Rev Father McManus is ill. Physicians will report new case counts to the Howard Association at 5 PM.
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Memmis
Avu
N. Harden
Merchant
W. C. Woodruff
Howard Association
Board of Health
Lawrence
Joe Williams
la Saletta
Martin
Walsh
McGarvey
Baker
Maher
Memphis
Shelby County
Columsus
Free Masons
Jackson
Miss
Monttgomery
Ala
Buffalo
New Orleans
St. Louis
Merchants’ Exchange
Vicksburg
J. P. Allen
Vicksburg Herald
E. A. Barber
Philadelphia
Peabody Relief Association of
Port Gibson
Toledo
Produce Exchange
Jamestown
N. Y
San Francisco
Savannah
Fever Holds Despite Bad Weather in Grenada
Grenada Mississippi reports no material fever increase as Major Butler P. Anderson was stricken last night and is improving today while weather remains poor.
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Grenada
Miss
Butler P. Anderson
Quarantine Declared on East Coast Ports by Galveston Board
The Galveston Board of Health declared quarantine today along the east coast from Sabine Pass to Pensacola. They barred the Morgan City and New York and the Western Texas from entering port. No fever is reported in Texas. Stringent interior town regulations are enforced.
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Board of Health
Sabine Pass
Pensacola
Morgan
Morgan City
New York
Mallory
Texas
Yellow fever remedy offered free for test in South
A Derroit firm of manufacturing chemists reports a new yellow fever remedy. They offer physicians in afflicted Southern cities abundant free supplies to test its efficacy. The remedy is the fluid extract of baldo leaves from the Andes region of Chili.
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Derroit
Baldo
Chili
Noble responses from many cities and towns to calls for help
In New York many telegraph related groups met to organize relief for yellow fever victims in the South. Committees collect funds for Mississippi Louisiana and Tennessee operators and families. Contributions tally near 27 911 with aid routed to New Orleans Memphis and Vicksburg. Additional gifts from Brooklyn theatres churches and Rev Dr Houghton support Memphis sisters. Chicago and Pittsburg report substantial for the same cause.
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Western Union Company
Mississipi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Telegraphers’ Aid Association
New Orleans
Memphis
Southern Relief Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Association
Vicksburg
Relief Committee
Acklen and
Gibson
Grenada
Pittsburg
Races at Plainville and Springfield Drive Associations
Horses contested the Plainville Park 2.81 and 2.28 classes with six and five heats respectively, no winner declared. In Springfield Driving Association’s August meeting, Belle of Putney narrowly led in the 2:50 class, with others earning money. results listed for multiple heats.
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Hantrorp
Conn
Plainville Park
Fannie Jefferson
Myrtle
Iron Age
Clifton Boy
Walter
Charlie Ware
Femuius
J. M. Oakley
Dick Loomer
Clara J
Penelope
Annie G
Clara Jeccse
Pack
New Brook
Tinge Sian Little Goi
Pratt
Cora F
Springfield
Springfield Driving Association
Belle of
Putney
Cece Ee Reece
Bell Davis
Clara
Baseball scores from multiple cities show varied outcomes
In Manchester New Hampshire the Manchester team defeated Lowells 2 to 1. Chicago saw the Boston nine win 8 to 7 ten innings over the Chicago team. Cincinnati hosts a 2 to 0 victory for the Cincinnati club over Providence. Milwaukee schedules include Milwaukees 11 against Indianapolis with the result incomplete.
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Lowells
Chicago
Bostons
Chicagos
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Providence
Milwaukee
Milwaukees
Indianapolis
Hanlan Courtney race prelims set for Oct 1 at Owasco Lake
Preliminaries announced for the Hanlan Courtney race at Owasco Lake on October 1. In Scipio Riley won the 3 mile single scull from Kennedy after 4.06 finish, and the 3100 sweepstakes pigeon match in Lewiston saw C F Nason of the Androscoggin Club defeat Paine.
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Owasco Lake
Scipio
N. Y
Riley
Kennedy
Lewiston
Paine
C. F. Nason
Androscoggin Club
Counterfeiters Bagged Edison’s Latest Notes Sparks Additions
In New York on August 29 Captain Curtis of the Secret Service arrested Henry Peckham Bernard McGuire Thomas Hogan and Albert Buckhardt on charges of passing counterfeit trade dollars and 350 banknotes from the Tradesmen’s National Bank. Peckham led the gang. A separate violent incident left Joseph Ottena severely stabbed and Louis Reiss wounded. Also reported were a suspected immoral conduct claim against Suffolk County Almshouse officials, drownings at Coney Island, a marriage elopement, a Fairview robber identification, anti-Tammany union talks, Edison’s new ink for the blind, a free excursion for sick children, a Barbara Fritchie card, bishops quorum absence, and a missing merchant M K Pettetreau.
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Henry Peckham
Bernard McGuire
Thomas Hogan
Albert Buckhardt
Ottena
Reiss
Suffolk County
Long Island
Alimshouse
Chicago
Martin Muller
John Anton Scheffmayer
Coney Island
Carrie Cohen
Barbara Fritchie
Fredericktown
Battle in Texas Near El Paso Involves Fort Stanton Indians
A News special from Austin reports Capt. Tays command clashed with a large Indian force from Fort Stanton at Waterhole about forty miles northeast of El Paso. Rangers retreated after sustaining one fatality as the Indians dispersed through the mountains and along the Rio Grande below El Paso.
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Austin Squad
Tays
Fort Stanton Reservation
Waterhole
el Paso
Rio Grande
Westboro Reform School Picks New Superintendent
The Trustees of the Westboro Reform School Worcester Mass August 29 elected Rev T H Sheldon of Easton Mass as Superintendent.
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Mass
Westboro Reform School
T. H. Sheldon
Easton
Saratoga Conference Voters Unity For New York Republicans
About 100 attendees at Saratoga hear A B Cornell circle and Roscoe Conkling letter urging Republican unity. Conkling condemns Democratic tariff chaos and urges New York Republicans to rally for national security and human rights. Resolutions call for a full State Convention and united action this Fall.
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A. B. Cornell
John J. Townsend
New York
Charles E. Smith
Albany Evening Journal
Cornell
Roscoe Conkling
Utica
Democratic Party
Congress
South
Free States
Republican Party
Senate
Hon
Alonzo B. Cornell
Democratic Convention and Political Nominations Across New England
Reports from Aug 29 events show multiple party meetings and nominations. In Richmond Maine delegates chose Whitmore for Senator, Howard for Sheriff, Stuart for Treasurer, Eaton for Clerk, and Knights for County Commissioner.
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Richmonp
P. M. Whitmore
Bath
John F. Howard
Bowdeinham
William H. Stuart
Richmond
A. G. Eaton
John Knights
Topshaw
Republican State Convention Signals Platform and Ballot Deadlock
In Torrka Kansas the Republican State Convention endorses gradual resumption of specie policies, greenbacks replacing National bank notes, and railroad regulation while condemning Hayes policy. The third resolution pledges enforcement of constitutional rights and civil equality. Governor ballots show A Martin leading, with Anthony and St. John trailing. after sixteen ballots no choice, adjournment to tomorrow.
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Torrka
Kan
Committee On Credentials
W. R. Biddle
Hayes
Union
Republican Party
Congress of the United States
Congress
A. Martin
George T. Anthony
Col. St. John
Tennessee Greenback Convention Abolition of National Banks Demanded
Hosea Townsend presided at the Tennessee Greenback Convention in Nashville with nineteen of ninety six counties represented. Resolutions called for government issued legal tender money, retirement of National Bank notes, public lands held for citizens homes, a postal depository, graduated income tax over 1000 dollars, a labor bureau, public schools, abolition of convict labor contracts, opposition to Chinese immigration, and equal taxation of property.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hosea Townsend
Memphis
Dastardly Attack Near Montpelier Leaves Victim Critical
Joseph Emerson of Worcester Vermont was arrested for attempting to kill an unnamed Frenchman, William Penn, on the road between Montpelier and Middlesex. Penn, after a struggle with a stone and a Chicago ticket theft, was left for dead but recovered enough to reach Northfield in critical condition.
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Joseph Emerson
Worcester
William Penn
Middlesex
Emerson
John L. Tuttle
Penn
Chicago
Howe
Northfield
Montpelier Junction
Widow Mary Dean Murders Two Children in Mo
Mary Dean a widow in Thuboro Missouri killed her two children by thr oating their throats on Tuesday. She says poverty left her unable to feed them. She confessed to killing the baby first and then tried to kill her five year old son who clung and cried Mama don t kill me. She struck the boy with iron after severing his throat. Dean, about 40, has a woebegone look and is believed by some to be insane.
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Thusboro
Mary Dean
Hillsboro
Blandford
Central Congregational Society
Middleboro
Horace Clark
William Clark
C. E. Phelps
Sterling
Athol
Mary White
Springfield
Albany
Young Men's Democratic Club of
Worcester
C.J. Sanderson
E. L. Beach
D. Kidder
E. C. Burnett
G. E. Howe
Adams
R. G. Walden
Miler
George E. Josselyn
Gaylord
Chicopee
Wheeler
Brightwood
Maury Powers
Russell
Henry
Andes
Mary Calahan
Old Colony Iron Works
East Taunton
Henry F. Hills & Co
New York
First National Bank of Amherst
Ware National Bank
Amherst First National Bank
Amherst Gas Company
Lowell Base Ball Association
Sagamore Mill
Fall River
Campbell
Franklin Barnes
Tolland
Speedwell
Gloucester
Admiral Reynolds
East Indiane
East Gloucester
Boston Press
Verrell
Baird
Goode
Department of Fishes
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Eddys
Huntoon
Eifert
Gardner
Budington
Outrageous crime at Albany shocks city officials
William L. Clute a commission merchant and Margaret McLaughlin 16 were arrested in Albany on seduction and rape charges filed by Maggie Devine 16. George E. Chadsey was also jailed for abortion. The affair involved McLaughlin luring Devine to Clute's store.
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Albany
N. Y
William L. Clute
Margaret McLaughlin
Maggie Devine
George E. Chadsey
Devine
Clute
McLaughlin
Shootings in New Orleans End in Double Tragedy
Charles Curtis fatally shot Ed Bergen today after being struck by Bergen an hour earlier. Curtis then killed himself. The incident occurred in New Orleans with both men dead.
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New Orleans
Charles Curtis
Ed Bergen
Curtis
Bergen
Close of the Monetary Conference and Banquet
War news dominates as Austrian mobilization nears 170000 to 180000 troops and traffic on the Southern Railway halts. Reports from Vienna to Belgrade detail frontier tensions with Montenegro and Greece, with parleys over Batoum and Crete and ongoing Servian frontiers fighting and political reshuffles.
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Phillipovich
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Sarajevo
Drine
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Montenegro
Bflgradf
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Kurschumalje
Constantinople
Greece
Batoum
Therapia
London
Midhat Pasha
Layard
Asia Minor
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Cretans
Bucharefst
Adjourment of Monetary Congress Banquet in Paris
The International Monetary Conference adjourned without votes. The American delegation pressed for action, while a European reply preserved a mixed standard with silver and gold and allowed state choice. The banquet for American delegates at the Grand Hotel featured 200 guests and speeches by notable officials and lawmakers. The Rhone and Saone rivers surged to alarming levels.
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International Monetary Conference
United States
Grand Hotel
M. Teisserenc de Bort
Agriculture
Department of Public Works
Noyes
Messrs Hitt and
Vignaud
American Legation
Lucius Fairchild
McCormick
Foucher de Careil
M. de Careil
Pollok
M. Wilson
America
Wilson
French Chamber of Deputies
France
Pascal Duprat
de Careil
Hayes
Rhone and
Saone
Large Failures and Bankruptcies Hit Several Cities
Bankruptcy petitions surge across New York Chicago Philadelphia and Worcester with dozens of cases filed. Notable figures include Richard Murphy and Peter Trainor facing about a million in liabilities, and James Fettrich with 734000 tied to secured bonds. Assets are sparse for many debtors.
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United States Court
Richard Murphy
Peter Trainor
Frank Williams
Brooklyn
Merchants’ National Bank of New York
Casco National Bank of
Portland
Eugene Arnheim
James E. Mallory
Pleasantville Land Company
C. Dord & Co
Rowe
James Fettrich
Henry Bucking
Bucking & Vroom & Bucking Shoe and Leather Company
James Blackhurst
Louis Karl
Henry E. Eakin
Nassau Street
Selah E. Carll
Chicago
Eugene B. Myers
A. & L. Nusbaum
Peoria
Walter L. Pease
Elgin
Philadelphia
Nathan Hilles
Gas Trust
Harrisburg Gas Company
Buck Mountain Coal Company
Frankford
Laconia
N. H
Robert M. Appleton
Lake Village
Worcester
James J. Russ
Celebration of Rhode Island Battle Centenary in Providence
The 100th anniversary observance of the Battle of Rhode Island took place on the battlefield near the island north end under the First Light Infantry Veteran Association. A large procession with Gov. Van Zandt and guests marched from Bristol Ferry to the fortifications, with dignitaries including Samuel G. Arnold and remarks by Sheriff Manchester. About 4000 people attended the event with naval and infantry units, a banquet, and a return march by steamers Granite State and Putnam Phalanx.
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Col. Brown
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Warren
Portsmouth
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Connecticut
Chaplain Webb
Samuel G. Arnold
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van Zandt
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Col
Call
Newport
Democratic Convention Nominates Hunton in Virginia District Race
In Alexandria on August twenty ninth the Democratic Congressional Convention failed to decide a contest. Delegates withdrew Neale and Menifee. Hunton was nominated by acclamation. The contest will pit Hunton, Conservative nominee, against Independent Readjuster B. Johnson Barbour. Separate state conventions in Yankton and Elyria also named delegates for Congress.
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Dakota
Bartlett Tripp
Congress
Elyria
Lewis Miller
Akron
Harrisburg
H. G. Fisher
Huntington
Kearney Visits Cabinet Offices and Addresses Labor Crowd
Special Despatch from Washington details Dennis Kearney calling on Secretary of War McCrary and Acting Secretary Hawley, then addressing about 4000 workers on Capitol steps. He criticized Congress and Hayes while praising labor issues, calling for strong action and warning of corruption.
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Vatican Denies Plan to Oust Jesuit Advisers
A Rome despatch rejects reports that the Pope will dismiss Jesuit advisers or sweep Jesuits from the Vatican. It says the Holy See has acted in line with Jesuit counsel and denies any divided counsels at the Vatican.
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Rome
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Catholic journalists plan press pilgrimage to the Pope
Osservatore Romano reports letters from 148 Catholic journalists across Europe who intend to join a press pilgrimage to the Pontiff on the anniversary of his exaltation. A second dispatch notes a $25,000,000 colonial loan assured by the Spanish Bank of Havana. Others report a Tangier assault on Italy’s chargé d’affaires, the International Prison Congress adjournment likely in Rome, a new educational law excluding Bible teaching, and cholera deaths in Sweden.
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Despatches Received Overnight by Concord Railroad Superintendent
Despatches were received here last night between 11 and 12 o'clock by Superintendent Chamberlain of the Concord Railroad. The item notes the time window and the sender. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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N. H
Chamberlain
Concord Railroad
Governor Seeks Troops Over Mexican Tensions in August
Washington report notes New Mexico Governor Axtell asks for troops to quell insurrection amid border tensions with Mexico. It cites a growing war party in Texas aiming to strain US Mexico relations and mentions modifying Gen Ord's crossing rules. Also updated are Butler bond ownership denials and Sawyer’s Treasury appointment. Internal revenue and customs receipts are listed.
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the Treasury
Deaths and Remembrance Across Partnerships and Places
The notice lists multiple deaths and personal histories from Far Rockaway to New Hampshire. Berthold Auerbach’s youngest brother died after a car accident and possible diaphragmatic rupture. Jean Pierre Charpentier, Edward M. King, G Webster Reed, Charles M. Morse, Robert G. Rankin, Charles A. Smith, and Timothy Fletcher are noted with brief biographical highlights and affiliations.
Hartranft Arrives in Keene with Salute and Guards
Gov Hartranft of Pennsylvania arrived in Keene escorted by Companies G and Hi of the Keene Light Guard. A thirteen gun salute welcomed him on Railroad square as he was introduced to locals and then set for a White Mountains trip. A grand concert by the Musical Convention opened with the Cecilia Quartette of Boston and the Messrs Sprague and Collins, praised for star and class talent.
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Farm shipments, fairs, and incidents in New England
Farmers send 100 cans of milk daily from Gray depot to Portland. Pomological Society show set for Sept 24–26 at Lewiston. Patrick Broderick killed by a moving engine near North Berwick. Thieves loot Dr Barrett’s Brewer home and steal a barrel of flour and a watch. Wachusett Encampment of Odd Fellows arrives in Portland for a clambake. Cumberland and Centre farmers clubs plan fairs Sept 25–26 and early October. Eugene L. age 12 near Bath shoots self. recovery unlikely. West Falmouth Mfg Co finishes 11,500 hubs. 80,000 spoke blocks on hand. Bates Fall term begins. record Freshman class. Jemmie Hope acquitted in Bangor. released and heads to New York with wife.
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Jemmie Hope
James J. Watson
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Winthrop
New York
Hillsboro Register of Deeds Post. Copp Chosen
The Governor and Council named Capt. FE J Copp to succeed Major T B Crowley as Register of Deeds for Hillsboro county. The campaign sheet in Rockingham county is published by Jo seph L Beckett.
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William Faxon
Navy
State Bank
Gov. Hubbard
William Allen
Weathersfield
New London
Henry Hamlin
Shipman
William Waterbury
Stamford
Bridgeport
John Brady
Whitehall
North Carolna
Montreal, Ottawa and Occidental
Dominion
Albert Brandt
Trenton
Clark Fisher
William Swales
Poughkeepsie
E. H. Goff
Canada Agricultural Insurance Company
Ulster and Delaware
Wallkill Valley
Port Hope
Ont
G. A. Cox
Peverboro
A. Hugel
Charles Percy
Hebe
Antwerp
St. John
Waloe’s Islands
Bay of Fundy
Trunk Line Committee
Joseph English
Dawson's
Jim
California
Kossuth
Leopard
Ophir
Crown Point
Eureka
Sierra Nevada
Gould & Curry
Union Consolidated
Hale & Norcross
Pottsville
Schuylkill
Reading
Juan
Liveh
Macgregor
Liverpool
Adriatic
William Symington
Cardiff
Cornwall
Eng
Queenstown
Nova
Barnet Chieftain
St. Joan’s
N. F
Caspian
Airfax
Donau
Bremer
Fastern Yacht Club
Swampscott
Rowe's
Bo Ton
Beverly
Uckets
P. T. Jackson
Devonshire Street
Tuesdarauld St
H. B. Jackson
Messrs Z Einsieln, Bros. & CO
Messrs Einsieln Bros. & CO
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Summer Street
Cc. E. Johnson
Auz Wrs
Ae Ww. A
Batchetor
Ail Druzgiste
Batchator
Bond St
PaWvtic
Wis
Kansas City
National Water WorKs Co
PRIL
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co
Donnell, Lawson & CO
Broadway
Matthew Bolles & CO
Iyls
State ST
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Apollinaris
Academie de Medicine of
Fred’k DE Bary & CO
Warren Street
Canada
Wellow
Apollin Aris Company (Limited
Boston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
Louis James
Thomas Barry
Gets
Sordou
J. H. Jones
J. Barrows
M. King
S. N. Herbert
Lizzie Harold
Georgia Tyler
Rose Temple
Yean Crozier
Uw Aus
Howard Atheneum
Sinai
Kendall
Forest Garden
Reeves
Riday Venning
Brown's Brigade
Forest Hills
Dgleston Square
Aus Massachusetts Charitable Table Mechanic Association
Park Square
Columbus Avenue
Snd Pleasant Street
Kina
Brush
Farmer
Charles A. Vinton
Hanvey D. Panxse
Bse- Fwsty
Tennyson Street
Rostou Post
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