Respect for rulers clashes with civil service reform
The writer rebukes the President for condemning interference by officials while clerks form a campaign-linked association and office-holders reportedly meddle in conventions. He accuses the White House of hypocrisy and questions the President’s commitment to reform, urging silence on civil service issues to preserve reputation.
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Democratic Convention in Worcester and Butler campaigns
The Pilot lauds Lynde's Democratic Convention set for September 17 in Worcester Massachusetts as another misstep in Butler campaigns. It praises the nation’s current prospects after war and the postwar decade, urging prudent spending and sound public choice to secure lasting republican prosperity.
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Mixed Political Signals Highlight Ohio and Maine Races
Reports from Ohio favor Democrats with Gen Ewing and Gov Bishop predicting Democratic wins. Garfield warned Republicans about Maine, while nationalists fear a Democratic showing there.
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Oil City Emerges From Wild Oil Boom to City Status
Oil City grows from a three-house hamlet to a borough by 1862 and a city by 1871 as oil wealth spurs boomtown chaos. Drilling started 1859 near Titusville, with Col. Drake at the helm. Fires, floods, and reform follow, bringing schools, churches, railroads, and manufactories, shaping a durable industrial center.
Train on Old Colony Road Wreck Near Brockton
A Cape Cod train from Boston left the main line at Court street crossing Brockton and plunged the engine tender baggage and smoking cars down an embankment after striking a hand car on a siding. Only two men were injured and passengers escaped death in what witnesses called a providential rescue.
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Gambling houses warned as new law tightens crackdown
St Louis authorities warn gambling house proprietors to close by Monday under a stringent new law. Gamblers foresee action and will shutter Sunday night. Also, new evidence suggests Circuit Attorney Beach was misled by blackmailers in a suit against Charter Oak Insurance, with letters in the insurer's hands and a possible withdrawal of the case.
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Vanderbilt Defends Railroads in Senate Inquiry
at Saratoga on Aug 29 Vanderbilt urged that Standard Oil monopoly stems from sharp company leadership not just capital. He dismissed the idea of overbuilt West railroads, argued for government rate protection, and noted orders for two extra tracks on the Hudson River line to complete a four track New York Central and Hudson River combo.
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Bramble Wins Fortunes in Coney Island Sprint
Large Coney Island crowd watches Bramble and Fortuna race for 4000 pounds as Mollie McCarthy breaks down. Fortuna wins by a neck. time 4.2 1-4. Hartford meet also draws crowds with notable races and notes on Rarus absence. Albany and Utica items report greenback convention upheaval and a party platform demanding fiat money and reforms.
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Massachusetts Congressman Caps Off Maine Campaign Night
In Rockland on August 29 Hon. W W Rice of the Ninth Massachusetts District spoke to a large audience at Farwell Hall. The Democratic caucus nominated George Gregory and Samuel Bryant for Representatives. In Brunswick Col Jesse Hooper of Illinois addressed Greens at an open air meeting stalled briefly by a heavy shower. In Springvale Senator Blaine spoke to a large crowd and in Damariscotta De La Matyr addressed about three hundred listeners.
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Taunton Ex-Treasurer Cleared in Audit at Fall River
George M Woodward of Taunton ex county treasurer now in Fall River working for District Attorney Knowlton has finished auditing the Mechanics Mill books and finds them straight and free of criminal transactions by George B Burfee The same report was given to directors by William Co Warner stockholders and directors share the view that Burfee did nothing criminal and the Taunton Grand Jury is expected not to indict him next week
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Connecticut River Valley Musical Convention Officers Elected
Bellows Falls Vermont August 29 The Connecticut River Valley Musical Convention elected officers for the coming year with Hon A N Swain as president and L S Hayes as treasurer Bellows Falls hosts several officers and committee members from Bellows Falls Winchendon Saxtons River Keene Springfield and nearby towns as a musically active gathering fills the town.
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Two Men Hanged at Fort Smith for Murder in Indian Country
Fort Smith August 29 Henri Stuart and W A Elliott were hanged for murder in Indian country after being convicted in May. Stuart claimed one sixteenth Catawba blood. Elliott born Ohio 1847, served in the Union army, and killed a man named Brown in Muskogee after visiting a prostitute. Both made scaffold addresses claiming conversion. executions held with marked privacy.
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Sixth Queens County Hunt Club Meet In Newport
The Queens County Hunt Club held its sixth meet at Newport with hundreds of spectators. Thirty starters competed in a seven mile chase. The fox was captured and the brush awarded to Mrs. Bassett, an English lady who has won the brush before. Capt. Candy finished first at the death.
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Northwest Indians suffer privation as relief supplies are sent
Ottawa Aug 29 The Northwest Indians face starvation in parts of the region. The Government is purchasing and shipping supplies from Ottawa and Missouri to areas of immediate need. Despite great privation the tribes remain peaceful with no disposition to depredations.
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Gold From Europe
New York reports show gold received at the Assay office totaling 4 million dollars from London shipments since August 12, with manifest totals likely to add similar amount. Cable despatches indicate five and a half million dollars shipped yesterday aboard the Germanic Weser Algeria and the French steamer bound for New York.
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Cottage City Illumination and Carnival Draw Big Crowds
Crowds have been pouring into Cottage City for the Saturday illumination. Preparations are extensive and officials expect the celebration to be the most successful yet. The program includes a carnival procession fireworks and music by several bands.
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Attacked by Indians Near Pine Springs
Armand Knudson and George Beecher, freighters from Fort Pierre, arrived at Deadwood reporting that while encamped at Pine Springs eighteen miles below Cheyenne River last Friday night at about 10 PM their wagons were riddled with bullets and arrows and several horses were killed in the attack.
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Imports and Exports Show Large Trade Surplus in July
The Bureau of Statistics reports merchandise exports exceeded imports by 9,573,174 dollars for the month ending July 31, 1879, and by 263,089 dollars for the period ending July 31, 1879, indicating a substantial surplus in foreign trade.
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Sherman Defends Appointments Amid Charges of Nepotism
Cincinnati Aug 29 Secretary Sherman rebutted a published article charging he appointed relatives and Confederates to offices. He called the piece an amazing bundle of lies, noting Pitney and D W Wilson and his kin relations, while asserting he has not appointed a relative since entering public life. He favored competent Union veterans and said many named figures were appointed by Grant or through other officials.
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Ewing and Democrats Look Up Garfield Disheartened
Aug 28 Steubenville Ohio veterans reunion draws Gen Ewing praising volunteers Gen Garfield replying with a bloody shirt wave Gen Rice and others speaking Greenback nominee Pratt fails to fire crowd Democrats likely to win Ohio Bishop predicts a 10000 vote Democratic edge Garfields Maine trip to stump for support
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Fever Spreads In New Orleans Portending Crisis
National Board of Health wires aid as yellow fever fears rise in New Orleans and Mississippi City. New cases surface in the city area while Memphis reports a worsening outbreak with 22 cases and multiple deaths. Sanitary measures and isolation funds are mobilized. Gen Hood’s family confronts illness.
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Legislative bribery case indictments in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on August 29 true bills were returned by the Grand Jury against Charles B. Salter E J McCune and William H Kemble for corrupt solicitation of members of the Legislature grounding formal charges in a legislative bribery case observed today by prosecutors and court officials.
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Science meeting notes and solar talks at Saratoga
Eighteen new members were elected in the Association for the Advancement of Science session at Saratoga. Otto Struve and Langley spoke on solar study, photography advances, and future prospects for solar power. Edison is highlighted for tomorrow’s illustrated talk. The separate Social Science Association session at Saratoga begins September 10 with notable speakers including Barnard Porter Peabody Harris and Gilman. Frederick Douglass will open the debate on the Southern exodus September 11.
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Centennial Celebration of the Battle of Newtown
The Newtown centennial drew about 20,000 spectators on the battlefield hill near Elmira New York. Generals Sherman Slocum and Adel Ammen led a grand procession with governors and dignitaries in attendance. The monument was unveiled with Masonic rites, and Sherman delivered remarks asserting liberty and equal rights for all under a U S flag. The day ended with fireworks and a reception at the New Masonic Hall.
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Miserable Death and Unprofitableness of Insurance Business
New York, Aug 29. In a dingy back room on Thirty-eighth Street lay the body of Thomas Lockup alias Dr Evans alias Powers, a notorious abortionist. He died wealthy, leaving between 60,000 and 100,000 in banks under another name. The Royal Canadian Fire Insurance Company withdraws from the U.S. after six months of unprofitability, losing 200,000. Twelve competitors enter for the Astley belt, including Weston, Rowell, Hazael, Taylor, Ennis, Krohne, Fitzgerald, Pauchot, Hart, Merritt, Guyon, and Yuma. Blower Brown skips. Wm A Armstrong shoots himself after a family dispute. Rarus buyer is Z E Simmons. Grain trade adopts cental system to start January 1.
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Penobscot Baptist Association Session Adopts Fellowship
The Penobscot Baptist Association met at Fort Fairfield with Rev Harrington and Rev Follett welcomed as new laborers. A conference and prayer session followed led by Rev M Harrington. Forest City church joined the association and a $30 debt for Caribou’s new meeting house was fully liquidated by on the spot collection. The next session will be in Bangor at the First Baptist in August 1880.
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Twenty Mile Horse Race At Bedford Park Ends Close
Evansville dispatch reports a grueling Bedford Park race where John Jones rode ten horses for twenty miles against Bedford’s two riders. Despite a spectacular spill near the final stretch, Jones recovered and finished within fifty yards after a 46 minute time. The weights cited show Jones at 161 pounds compared with Bedford riders at 96 and 125 pounds.
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Wolseley Reports Quiet Ulundi Area Amid Peace Prospects
Telegraph dispatches from Pieter maritzburg dated August twelve and Cape Town recount Sir Garnet Wolseley in Ulundi with Col Clark. The Zulu threat wanes as chiefs promise submission and Cetewayo remains near, though Swazis refuse involvement and Obam warns of a potential large Zulu force. Cavalry recovery of two cannons is noted amid storm damage to the Tugela bridge.
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Cuban Patriots Renew Struggle for Freedom Capture
New York reports from Cuba confirm revival of the Cuban revolution. Captain Rojas captures an army convoy traveling from Manzanillo to Bayamo. Spanish troops stampede, with $30,000 in gold, 60,000 cartridges, 500 rifles, powder kegs, clothing, and provisions seized.
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European and world news in brief from Aug newswire
Paris favors a U S commerce treaty with France with twenty five chambers voting for it. Vienna sees ambassadors arriving to counsel on Count Andrassy’s successor. Tangier notes a Moroccan emperor’s brother died by poison and English guns at fortifications. Russia disapproves its press attacks on foreign governments. Italian maneuvers at Ceprano postponed due to frontier concerns. Don Carlos denies concessions for Spain’s throne. Queenstown reports a gale and delayed transatlantic ships. Irkusik fire claims sixty lives, many children. Spain and slavery debate continues. Bulgaria siege to be lifted and Tirnova hosts a protest meeting. Spanish journals deny King Alfonso and Don Carlos deal. Turco-Greek Commission siting delayed. Pope’s elder brother dies of apoplexy.
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Revered preacher Nathaniel Cornwall dies in New York
Died August 28 at his New York residence. Born Granby Connecticut February 6 1812. Studied at Trinity College and General Theological Seminary. Served at Southport Connecticut Pittsburg Bangor Mo and New York city. Also author on music and contributor to church conferences.
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Storm Toll and Crimes Reported in Virginia and Georgia
Receipts from the Internal Revenue show totals of 379 720 dollars and customs 97 462 pounds. The Portuguese Consul at Pernambuco was stabbed to death and the assassin fled. Six men's bodies were found on a Northampton county Virginia beach, believed storm victims. Unknown men claiming revenue officer status abducted Mrs Pullian, a widow in Elbert county Georgia. Great excitement prevails.
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Boynton Packing Company
Somerville
Fitchburg
Charles H. North & CO
J. Stacey Read
Washington and Water Sts
William C. Rodman
J. G. Freeman
Wstf
J. French & Son
H. Winsor, JR
Sococessor Pa
James Jacks
W. E. Batchelor
All Druggista
Bord Street
Boston Refrigerator Co
Albany Street
Wil
Springer Bros
Summer St
DR. Phelps
Tremont Stre Wilding