Objectionable Speech Echoed by Vermont Radical Leaders
The Radicals of Vermont criticize a 1864 speech by Mr. Phelps calling for a vigorous defense of voting rights and warning against bayonet threats at the ballot box. The piece recalls Judge Shepley in Portland and frames the Democratic candidate for Governor in Vermont as aligned with such sentiments about safeguarding freedom and hearths.
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Vermont
Phelps
Judge Shepley
Portland
Ward Two caucus report corrected by officers
Officers state the Ward Two caucus began with regular chairman Mr. Foss presiding. Charles A. Kelly and Simon Curran served as secretaries. A committee presented a list of delegates, Burke and others as printed by the Post. The caucus adjourned without incident and the later boltingover bids were not supported by the regular officers.
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Foss
Charles A. Kelly
Simon Curran
Burke
Doherty
Forney Sees Garfield Nomination and Sherman Fear
Col Forney echoes this view on Garfield’s nomination while Sherman faced inner guilt and doubt after Grant’s fall. The observer notes Garfield was hardly a dark horse and Sherman’s thoughts reveal turmoil over a title he could not bear. The passage mirrors tension within party circles.
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Col
Forney
Garfield
Sherman
Grant
Classifieds and Auctions Listings for Boots Shoes and Fabrics
Wednesday and Thursday schedules list multiple vendors and locations for boots and shoes, dress goods, overcoats, and ribbons. Entries show firms like W. R. McKey & Co in New Orleans, Rhodes & Co in New York, Wilmerding Ho guet Co in Philadelphia, and Samuel Bunting's Sons & Co, with times and agents noted.
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J. H. Osgood
Johnson, Moody & Co
Henry & Hatch
New York
Wilmerding, Hoguet Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Buntme’s Sons & Co
W. R. McKey & Co
Boots and _— Vincent & Co
New Orleans
Rhodes & Co
Boots
A. S. Richards & Co
Ribbons
Wilmeraing, Hoguet Co
Boots and
J.C. McCurdy
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Wm. Topping & Co
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Philada
Lippincott, Son & Co Dry Goods
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
Wilmerdimg
Hogue
Moses Colman & Mn
C. T. Walker
Vincent & Co
W R. McKey & Co
Isburgh & Co
New York Democrats Unite After State Committee Meeting
At a Democratic State Committee session Chairman Faulkner announced John Kelly backs union in the party. A convention was ordered by 24 to 7. Shakespeare Hall representation and New York City control were proposed. National Democrats hailed the unity and predict a larger NYC majority, with expectations of a union ticket. The National Committee telegraphed nationwide that New York Democrats are united and harmonious.
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New York
Democratic State Committee
Faulkner
John Kelly
Kelly
Faulkner Committee
Colby Committee
Shakespeare Hall
New York City
State Central Committee
Hancock
National Democratic
State Committee
National Committee
Democratic
United States
Republican Ship Deserted by Panic Stricken Passengers
The Philadelphia Times reports panic drives Republicans to Hancock as leaders abandon the sinking party. Jewell urged to stop leaks and reassure organs while exodus of office holders and legislators spreads. critics demand action and restraint in a volatile presidential contest.
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Philadelphia Times
Jewell
Butler
Hancock
Dick Busteed
Alabama
New York
Col
Worthington
Nevada
Charleston
Dawson
Arkansas
Barnum
McPherson
Grant pledges republican vote in Galena speech
General Grant, introducing himself to Chicago listeners, says he never voted Republican before and never gave a political speech. He pledges to cast one Republican vote for President on November 2 and hopes Galena will deliver a strong Republican showing.
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Chicago
Hil
Gen. Grant
Philo A. Orton
Judge Orton
Galena
United States
Leading Journals Debate Political Situation in 1880
A collage of editorials from New York Nation New York Sun Springfield Republican and other papers lampooning campaign rhetoric about slave emancipation debts and party loyalties. It contrasts Democratic and Republican positions citing Hancock Garfield and Blaine era targets with partisan forecasts and campaign maneuvers.
Platform of the Colorado Republicans endorsed at Leadville
The Leadville platform endorses the State administration and the national and State nominations, opposes monometallism, supports re establishment and free coinage of silver, and condemns Democratic Congress handling of the Indian question. In Bennington Vermont the Garfield and Arthur flag hoisted there was cut down and later raised again. Edward Fisher and John Fitzgerald are jailed for the act.
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Colorado Republicans
Leadville
Republican Convention
Democratic Congress
Bennington
Garfield and
Arthur
Edward Fisher
John Fitzgerald
Cyclone Hits West Indies As Ship Alps Fights Militant Winds
The wind rose to a violent cyclone, shifting angles and roaring through rigging. The Alps struggled to make headway, passing through the cyclone uninjured while many smaller vessels near the scene likely suffered severe damage during the hours of ferocious weather. Ships' officers called it one of the severest hurricanes in years.
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Alps
The
West Indies
Excess of Exports Over Imports in Current Year
The Bureau of Statistics reports the US trade balance for the current fiscal year. Exports of merchandise in specie value show surpluses for July 31 1880 and seven months and twelve months totals, while gold and bullion show varied deficits and surpluses across periods. Also notes postal changes, rising demand for silver dollars, a temporary respite for three condemned men, and a contract awarded for iron work on the St. Louis custom house.
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Washngton
D. C
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Hohe
Washington
Cos Cob
Fairfield County
Conn
A. Schofield
Meriden
New Haven County
West Meriden
Alfred Porter
Ellingwood Corner
Waldo County
E.R. Parkman
West Troy
Oscar G. Barron
Fabyan
Coos County
N. H
William W. Hunt
Wendell Depot
Franklin County
Mass
Baba Bedford
Sandy Pinn
Edward Queenan
George P. Hirth
Hirth
Whittaker
Treasury Department
Custom House
St. Louis
Hoff & Co
Indianapolis
A Proposed Fenian Raid on Powder Mills
A despatch from Janina reports Albanian irregulars prepared to join Greek volunteers in assault plans while Turkish forces in Thessaly and Epirus ramp up armaments. Vienna circles note 30,000 troops concentrated in the region with extensive arsenals at Arta Previsa Metzgovo and Larissa and fortifications nearly finished at Larissa.
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Vienna
Janina
League
Porte
Thessaly
Epirus
Epirote Vilayet
Arta
Previsa
Metzgovo
Larissa
Employers' Liability Bill Faces Lords Amendments
The Parliamentary Committee of the Trades Union Congress protests Lords amendments to the Employers' Liability bill and urges restoring its Commons form or withdrawing it for a more thorough measure next session. The Hares and Rabbits bill second reading is set for Monday as the Earl of Redesdale plans to move rejection, with a probable landlord tenant rights amendment the government would reject. In Commons, the government secured a victory after a twenty one hour sitting as Parnell agrees to non obstruction on Monday.
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London
Trades Union Congress
House of Lords
House of Commons
Earle of Redesdale
Gover
Parnell
Gen Roberts Heading to Candahar After Garrison Transfer
A Cha man Choki dispatch dated Sunday reports Gen Roberts left Khelat-i-Ghilzai with the British garrison bound for Candahar on the 25th. He aims to attack Ayoob Khan Tuesday and may coordinate with Gen Phayre if Takht-i-Pul reach is possible.
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London
Chaman Choki
Roberts
Khelat-i-Ghilzai
Candahar
Ameer
Ayoob Khan
Phayre
Takht-I-Pul
Calcutta
Herat
Peshawar
Simla
Khyber Valley
Steamer Marine City Burned Near Alpena
Detroit dispatch reports the steamer Marine City burning to the water’s edge two miles from Alcona while en route from Mackinac to Cleveland. About 150 passengers were saved, with several missing. rescue boats and life-saving crews aided, and no lives were confirmed lost. The vessel was insured for 15,000 dollars and owned by Gallagher and Warriner.
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Detroit
Mich
Mackinac
Cleveland
Alcoma
Alpena
Post and Tribune
Alcona
Sturgeon Point
Vulcan
Port Huron
J. J. Moore
Ottumwa
Ohio
Dewitt Calville
Toronto
Margaret
J. J. McConnell
John McElroy
Charles Clemens
Latimer Thompson
Frank Warner
Toledo
Isaac Fogney
Montreal
Richard Shultz
Jas. Griffin
Frank Emmet
Guy McElroy
Dr. Pomeroy
Comer
Haskett
Gallagher & Warriner
Caicasco
Conservatives to discuss winter meetings after autumn
London August 28. A planned autumn close includes a meeting under Lord Beaconsfield with members of the late government to guide Conservative associations nationwide. Discussion targets winter meetings to gauge constituency opinions on the ballot act and possible shift to open voting under new safeguards. Participants include the Marquis of Salisbury, Northcote, Cross, Holker, and Lord George Hamilton.
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London
Lord Beaconsfield
London Central Association
Marquis of Salisbury
Stafford Northcote
Richard Assheton Cross
John Holker
George Hamilton
Shocking Lowell Accident Kills Five Youths on Train
Five Lowell youths, ages 15 to 17, died when they stood on a passenger car and were swept off at Sprague's bridge during a Lawrence to Lowell ride. Names include John Shinnick 16 and William Maher 15. others were John McNamara Timothy Nolan and Saith Ryan. An inquest will be held as medical examiner reports findings.
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Lowell
Mass
Lowell and
Sprague’s Bridge
Tewksbury
John Shinnick
Winter Street
William Maher
Summer Street
John McNamara
Williams Street
Shinnick
Irish
Conspiracy Reported Against Cork Powder Mills Raid
The Cork Constitution reports trustworthy information of a Fenian raid plot targeting Ballin Collig powder mills near Cork. Mills workers allegedly connected. mills guarded and barracks reinforced to avert explosion risk. Government reportedly not officially informed, though London press cites no information on the plot.
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Dublin
Cork
Ballin Collig
Lee River
London
Press Association
Scare at Kurachee as 15000 Pathans feared attack
The Bombay Standard reports a major scare at Kurachee Scinde on Friday with 15000 Pathans rumored to assemble on the hills and plan an assault. Whites were armed and reinforcements sent. The Pathan residents were disarmed the next day, though Times correspondence notes serious apprehensions and a steamer with three reinforcement companies was ordered to proceed at full speed on the frontier.
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London
Standard
Bombay
Kurachee
Scinde
Times
Law suit seeks 10 million accounting from Bonanza firm
Squire P. Dewey files a voluminous Superior Court complaint against John W. Mackay James Y. Fair James C. Flood James W. Coleman executors of Wm. C. O'Brien the Pacific Lumber and Flume Company Nevada Bank Pacific Refinery and Bullion Exchange and the California Mining Company demanding an accounting for alleged wrongs frauds and breaches of trust and repayment to the California Mining Company stockholders of profits and property alleged to have been gained through the described transactions the amount involved is said to approach 10 000 000
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San Francisco
Cal
Squire P. Dewey
Superior Court
John W. Mackay
James y+. Fair
James C. Flood
James W. Coleman
Wm. C
Bonanza
Tompkins of Grant Clan Captured En Route to Colorado
United States Marshal Sam W. Cantrie of Denver escorted C. C. Tompkins, cousin of Gen. Grant and former Colorado marshal, from Pittsburg to Colorado. Tompkins once held key interests in a Washington pavement contract, vanished from Denver in 1877 while disposing of a mining claim, never settled an $18,000 shortfall, reappeared asylum inmate before being found in Dublin, Virginia.
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Pittsburg
Sam. W. Cantrie
Denver
Colorado
C. C. Tompkins
Gen. Grant
United States
Tompkins
District of Columbia
Marshal Cantrie
Dublin
Editor McLean Recovering at Long Branch
Washington McLean editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer showed improved condition on Saturday in Long Branch New Jersey. He was dressed and seated by a window spoke cheerfully about recovery to family and close friends. Dr Barthon said his strength is returning and he is worth a dozen dead men. He will not be moved to his Western home for now. This morning he relapsed but is better tonight.
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Long Branch
N.J
Washington McLean
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bartho
McLean
Chinese legation settles in St Petersburg amid tensions
A St Petersburg despatch notes the Chinese legation is now permanently established, with Ambassador Marquis Tseng planning a long stay, while peaceful frontier reports from the Russo-Chinese border describe Chinese authorities ordering nomads to move back from borders to avoid clashes with Russian posts.
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St. Petersburg
Tseng
Manchester Guardian
London
Hamlet
Booth
King
T. Swinburn
Ghost
J. Ryder
Laertes
Kyeles Bellew
Polonius
W. Farren
Horatio
Charles Harcourt
Harry Jackson
Queen
Herman Vezin
Ophelia
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Madrid
Escurial
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Cape
Skuptschina
Kragujevatz
Berlin
St. Anne
Ragusa
Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Herr Hofmin
Alsace and Lorraine
Bismarck
Dulcigno
Teheran
Skobeleff
Gladstone
Dublin
Grantuily Castle
Clyde
Vienna
Porte
Seng
Riza Pasha
Scutari
Heavy rains threaten Red River valley harvest
The two week delay in the season, primitive grain gathering methods, and grain left in the field left crops highly vulnerable to a three day rain spell ending with a heavy shower this morning. Fargo reports daily losses amounting to thousands of dollars as harvests continue in the valley.
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Ley
Red River Valley
Fargo
St. Paul, Minn
Red River
Vai
Alliger arraigned again as Seawanhaka affair unfolds
Elijah Alliger, broker of 145 Broadway, is arraigned in Tombs Police Court on grand larceny and receiving stolen bonds charges. He pleads not guilty on the larceny counts, claiming no knowledge of the bonds’ theft, and insists his possession was for a loan. Separately, a boiler inspection report cites ruptured flues in Seawanhaka’s starboard boiler, with passengers advised to stay aboard.
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New York
Elijah Alliger
Broadway
Tombs
Owen O’connor
Brooklyng
Francis Sherwood
Westport
Merritt Trimble
O’connor
Trimble and Sherwood
Alliger
Seawanhaka
Wooster
Bleeker
Francois Lefloy
Leroy
Martinique
Aspinwall
Supreme Court
Donohue
James B. Farnham
Edward 8. Ewen
Jersey City
Court of Appeals
Farnham
Washington
Treasury Department
East New York
Jules Bergeret
Paris
Fifty-first Street
Fifth Avenue
Hudson River
John L. Stoddard
Europe
Silesia
Herald
South Carolina
State Department
T. G. Gad
Bergen
Norway
Ida R. Freeman
Wellfleet Harbor
Mass
Robert Wilson
Cyrus W. Field
Manhattan Railway Company
New York Elevated
Metropolitan
Manhattan
A. M. Littlejohn
Long Island
Cambridge University
England
Reading
Penn
George Schiebel
Delaney Street
Schiebel
Thurlow Weed
Death of Chief Ouray Stuns Utes and Raises Succession Talk
Reports from Los Pinos and Washington detail Chief Ouray's hopeless condition and impending death. Dr. Lacy and three physicians foresee death at any moment, with Chippeta by his side as rival factions name Sapovonara as likely successor. Interior Dept. expects Ute treaty talks to proceed, not derail, despite Ouray’s death.
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Lake City
Lacy
Ouray
Chippeta
Sapovonara
Washington
Interior Department
Bell
Gresham
Chicago
Ill
St. Paul
Minn
Department of Missouri
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Sergt
Dawint
Company F
Seventh Cavalry
Lake Station
Little Missouri
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Merrill
Yellowstone
Pearson
Seventeenth Infantry
Alfred H. Terry
Col. Miles
Fort Keogh
War Department
Terry
Sergt. Devlin
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Yandonias
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Ferance brothers arraigned for Mix killing in New Orleans
The Ferance brothers were arraigned today before Recorder Miltenberg for the killing of C. E. Mix Jr. After state evidence identifying them, the defense offered no testimony. They were sent to the District Criminal Court without bail amid a large crowd but no disturbance.
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New Orleans
Ferance Brothers
C. E. Mix, Jr
Miltenberg
District Criminal Court
Ill. man killed by stepson in Hyde Park quarrel
Michael Boylson was shot and killed by his 19 year old stepson Charles J. Hirschman after a dispute at Hyde Park. Longstanding family bickering preceded the incident. Hirschman is held for murder.
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CuicaGo
Ill
Michael Boylson
Charles J. Hirschman
Hyde Park
Hirschman
Boylson
Boston man bound over for bigamy in Bangor court
James W. Baker of Boston was bound over to the high court in Bangor Maine on a bigamy charge with a $1000 bond. Prosecutors say he wed Mary Edson of Boston in March 1878 and Jennie Tyler of Bangor in April 1880 while his first wife remained alive. Tyler, age 17, is currently ill at Rome. Baker could not get bonds and was jailed.
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James W. Baker
Boston
High Court
Baker
Mary Edson
Jennie
Supreme Judicial Court
Lewis Phillips
Suffolk
Boston Post
John Noble
Murder in CuicaGo: White tug deck-hand shoots man at Clark Street
Late last night Richard Bross a Black man was killed at 394 Clark street CuicaGo Ill by John Orr a white tug deck-hand after a prior dispute Orr bought a pistol returned and shot Bross through the breast He died soon after Orr was arrested.
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Cincinnati
Maysville
John Yates
James Hasson
William Yates
Hasson
Yates
CuicaGo
Ill
Richard Bross
Clark Street
John Orr
Orr
Bross
Tannery fire sparks incendiary suspect in Clinton town
In Clinton the tannery owned by W.d. Stewart & Co with stock and tooling burned this morning. Loss to buildings capped at five thousand dollars with fire extinguished in the engine room. insurance totals thirty six thousand across multiple companies. Incendiary origin suspected. stock owned by C. M. Barrett & Co and J. O. Saf ford & Co of Boston.
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W.d. Stewart & Co
C. M. Barrett & Co
J. O. Safford & Co
Boston
New York City
Western
Toronto
Commonwealth of
D. W. Dudley
Geo. P. Foster
Lawrence
Rock
Pacific Mills
Michael Lonergan
Patrick Moriarty
Lonergan
Elm Street
Moriarty
Bradford
State Line
Track to El Paso Goal Reached Soon on 1881 Route
The Southern Pacific aims to finish its track within 190 miles of El Paso by January 26, 1881 after surmounting Dragoon Mountains obstacles on August 23. The boundary between New Mexico and Arizona should be reached in about twelve days. In Akron, Holland bondholders plan foreclosure sale of the Cleveland Mt. Vernon and Columbus road, intend to bid, then build a branch to coal fields near Zanesville and coordinate with the New York and Pennsylvania roads.
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Southern Pacific Railway
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Columbus
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New York
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Meteoric Fireball Seen Across Ohio and Near Greenville
A Mt Vernon report says L F Jones heard a roar and saw a bright aerolite pass east to west around 2 am and fall in woods half a mile away near Greenville. Cleveland witnesses report a large aerolite over the city at 2 am that exploded over the lake and jolted western buildings.
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Cincinnati
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
L. F. Jones
Greenville
Jefferson County
Joad
Cleveland
Murdered Young Lawyer After Street Aid in Brooklyn
George C. Harward, a young lawyer, was stabbed to the heart during a confrontation with three rough characters while returning home with Peter J. Larkin and two women. Larkin received minor neck wounds. Walter J. Bent was arrested for murder, with Joseph H. Hurley and Thomas Tierney held as accessories.
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New York
George C. Harward
Brooklyn
Harward
Peter J. Larkin
Larkin
Walter J. Bent
Battler
Joseph H. Hurley
Thomas Tierney
Destructive riot wanes as soldiers damage Hollis street
HALiFax reports two Ninety-seventh Regiment soldiers broke nineteen plate glass windows in Hollis street stores and offices near the Halifax Club, using belt buckles as weapons. Damage tops $1,000. They did not flee and were taken into custody by civic and military police, with motive believed to seek imprisonment.
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Halifax
Hollis Street
Halifax Club
Ninety-seventh Regiment
Express train derailment injures several in Nova Scotia
Halifax Nova Scotia August 28 a Charlotte Town P E I R express bound for Georgetown ran off the track and down a small embankment. T Stewart is mortally injured internals and George McLeod of Union Bank suffered a broken jaw and severe head injuries. About a dozen others are hurt.
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Halifax
N.S
Charlottetown
P. E. Nr
Georgetown
T. Stewart
George McLeod
Union Bank
Opening of the Boston Museum Auditorium Delights All
The Boston Museum opened its new auditorium to a select audience Saturday night. The decor, ventilation, and acoustics impressed attendees, with the new orchestra under the stage and gas jets around the dome drawing praise. Notable figures such as W. D. Howells and Lawrence Barrett attended the reopening, after which “School for Scandal” was staged by the Museum company. The article also notes forthcoming shows at Globe Theatre Park Theatre Halleck’s Alhambra Gaiety Theatre and other venues in Boston and Detroit.
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Phil. W. Goateher
Warren
Barron
Wilson
Clarke
Vincent
W. D. Howells
Lawrence Barrett
Custer
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E. C. Graves
J. C. Paige
Noble C. Hill
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Stiepvich & Co
C. W. Rooth
Philip W. Goatcher
Sardou
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Haworth
Findson
Nolan
Burrows
Marion
Miss Clarke
Miss Davenport
Miss Temple
Miss Shaw
Globe Theatre
Stetson
Aldrich
Parsioe
Park Theatre
Bristol
John F. Sheridan
Wm. Courtwright
Richard Walden
Henry Saville
Frank Tannehal, Jr
Myron Calise
George Sparks
Wm. Moore
Wm. Hughes
Kate Castleton
Agnes Halleck
Marion Fisk
Halleck
Alhamber
Norcross English Opera Company
Alhambra
Normandy
Serpolette
Mlle
Lisette Kant
Grenicheux
Wallace Macrery
Henri
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Gaspard
James Stuart
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Germaine
Robson
Crane
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New York
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M. M. Whelan
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Johnny Allen
John Till
Four Diamonds
Watson, Brevarde and Sawtelie
Fred Levantine
Ex Gov Fenton ill at Jamestown and other news briefs
News in brief reports ex governor Fenton gravely ill in Jamestown. Knights of Pythias session planned in Detroit. Rev Dr William Adams dangerously ill in Orange. Allentown Rolling Mills wage cut dispute, a fatal Brooklyn stabbing, Lachine Canal labor dispute resolved, and other varied items including arrests, trials, and accidents.
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Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Detroit
William Adams
Union Theological Seminary
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Aye
St Julien Owner Denies Sale to Vanderbilt
San Francisco August 28 Robert Morrow owner of St Julien denies a telegram alleging sale to W H Vanderbilt but would consider selling for 75000. St Julien is entered to trot at Minneapolis during Exhibition week beginning September 6 for a 5000 purse against top times and records.
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Robert Morrow
St. Julien
W.H. Vanderbilt
Minneapolis
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Lachine Canal
George Miller
Wilkesbarre
Frank McCullough
Miller
Fred Barthold
Fred Askew
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Pickford
Fredericton
N. B
New Brunswick University
Gilchrist
Dodge Centre
Green Elis
Duncan
Guthrie
Dominion Telegraph Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
John Hockstrasser
John
Perry Snarr
Patty
Sacramento
Leland Stanford
Harriet Merrihew
David Merrhew
Copenhagen
Kokoma
Dane Byers
Peru
Catharine Nolan
Mulligan
Hern
E. Z. Wallower
Harrisburg
Carlisle
Catherine Zell
Elizabeth Kiept
Lehigh and
Schuylkill
Lehigh Companies
A.S. Staples
Rondout
N. Y
Myers
Medicinai
Lower
A. L. Hinckley
Jarrett & Brich’s
Boston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
James A. Hehne
Hearts OF Oak
R. M. Field
City Point
South
Boston by-the-Sea
T. E. Halleck
Goulland
Fremont Street
Akland Garden
Chas. H. Hicks
Plangquette
Flora Barry
Geraldine Ulmer
Percy J. J. Cooper
A. Gilbert
Jas. Conly
Darry Jl. Haskell
Gaiety Theatre
J.wentworth
Mrrs
S. Knight -Ince
Boston Music Hall
Winter St
Howard Athenaum
WM. Harris
Euter
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Abba Phillips
Gulf of Mexico
West Harwich
Massachusetts
Lewis
Harwich
Lews Phillips
Abbie. Phillips
Suffolk, Ss
P. J. Jordan
New York Museum of Anatomy
Bulfinch Street
Havana
J. H. Ashton
State Street
Merchants Row
Boston Post Office
Minnesota
Robert McClelland
Pierce
Interior
Washington Street
Highlandville
Everett Avenue
Upham’s Corner
Dorchester
Lambert Avenue
Nortok House
Enry G. Denny
Pemberton Saraus
Daniel Gallagher
Margaret Gallagher
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Harriett Oriolus
Chelsea
Adam. Marsh
Joan W. McKim, Esa
Registe
County of Suffolk
Salmon
Jenkins
Court Square
J. B. Ingalls
Sherif
Ommon
mAroar
Middlesex
Ss. Obate Court
John W. Trull
Newton
Saia County
Testate
Elizabeth T. Eldredge
John T. Heard
Edward D. Sohier
Cambridge
George M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
Istrict Court OF the
Noah Rankin
Erving
Fiske
Ceneral Charce
Bostom
Dudley
J. M. Wade
Tremont Street
Aus
Broad Street
Pert. & CO
Pemberton Square
Stacey
OHA JEFFRIES @ s SONS
Bow On
Devonshire Street
Charlestown
Navy Yard
Vine, Tufts
Corey Street
Ag Sentex Mall
Naval Matters
South Pacific
Michigan
America
H. E. Hibbard
Comer’s Commercial College
oWylt
Pinckney’s School & College
Jonesworth Pinckney’s Agency For
Hth Street
Harvard
Chauncy Hall School
Williams, Clarse
Lockwood & Brooks
Lee & Shepara
Pinckney’s Agency For Schools and Teachers
Jyl
T. Cotesworth Pinckney
Mth Street
N. Hew
England Conservatory
Conservatory
E. Tourjee
Music Hall
Mass. Institute Technology
Roarert H Ry
Asvernmave
Avanus Ads
William B. Rogers
Aut Tulst
Friends’ Boarding School
Adress Augustine Jones
Providence
RK. L
Adelphia Hotel
Saratoca Springs
Grand Unio
WM. H.mcccakrfrey
United States Hotel
Saratoga Springs, N. Y
Tompkins, Gage & CC
Rockland H
Ouse
Nantasheet Beach
Rockland House
Jelias
J. S. Doyle
Prospect Park Hotel
Catskill
Hudson River R. R
Albany
Prospect Park Hotel CO
ST. Lawrence Hall
Samuel Montgomery
Jelt
Henry Hogan
Saratoga Springs
Congress
Columbian Springs
Priceslow
Brown & CO
Everett
Rockland
Lynde
Maine
Island Land House
S.W. Harbor
MT. Desert
H. H. Clark
Oregon House
Peabody
Kidder, Peabody & CO
State ST
Mercantile
Travelers
Baring Brothers & CO
Ron Don
British
U.S
Union Pacific
R. W. CO
Blake Brothers & CO
Ik Wall St
Brown, Riley & CO
Banklers
Congress St
Congress Sa
Arket
J. Riley
New York Beach
van Bember
Richardson, Hill & CO
Bankers
Water Street
Eastern
Sam Francisco Batkeed
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