Concord Monitor Critiques New Hampshire Senators On Bribery Bill
The Concord Monitor notes the New Hampshire senators defeated the Marston anti-bribery bill due to an error of judgment. It contrasts with Jennie June's view of Paris under a republic and laments higher costs and looseness in republican governance.
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Concord Monitor
New Hampshire
Marston
Jennie June
Paris
Atlanta Exposes Racial Arrest Policy at City Hall Park
The piece critiques the Atlanta police commissioner's order to arrest every colored person found in City Hall park, noting a recent acquittal after arrest and a civil rights suit seeking damages. It questions whether the commissioner reflects city sentiment and asks what he intends.
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Atlanta
Bath customs job rivalry after Bath collectorship vacancy
The Bangor collectorship is quiet as Gen Smith is not expected to be disturbed. Bath seeks a new collector after Nealley’s death with candidates from Bath and Bangor rivaling for the post. Nealley is an active Bath candidate while others doubt the need for multiple collectors.
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Bangor
Boutelle
Nealley
Bath
President Garfield in fragile state as gland swells
Special despatch from Washington reports no new developments in President Garfield's condition. The gland remains swollen but improving, the wound shows slight recovery, and nourishment is better assimilated. Surgeons note the blood condition improving and expect strength to return after gland issues are resolved. pulse remains high due to overall weakness.
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Boston Post
Washington, D. C
Brown
Bell
Blaine
Hunt
James
Lincoln
Swaim
Boynton
Associated Press
President's Health Update From Executive Mansion Bulletin
Official bulletins detail the president sleeping through the night with stable intake and vitals. Incisions near the parotid swelling show healthy discharge and diminishing size. pulse rises but temperature remains near 99 degrees. By 6:30 PM the day is comfortable with improved wound drainage and steady nourishment. Sleeping quietly at 1:30 AM.
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Blaine
Yo Lowell
London
Executive Mansion
Quiet Day at the White House Amid Doctor Reports
Executive Mansion reports a quiet day as President Garfield shows steadier pulses and good appetite. Surgeons note glandular swelling improving, wound stable, and foresee only gradual strength gain while Rev Power praises Garfield’s Christian faith. Dr. Hamilton arrives. Dr. Agnew to depart for Philadelphia.
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Executive Mansion
Dr. Bliss
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F. D. Power
Vermont Avenue
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Washington
Hamilton
City
German Church and State Reach Compromise on Bishop Korum
BERLIN Aug 30 Dr Korum the newly appointed Catholic bishop of Treves has arrived and met with Minister Von Gossler. An imperial diploma recognizing him as bishop of Neves was handed to him. A compromise between the government and the curia is being prepared with details to be settled. a German charge d’affaires will go to the Vatican. The emperor will not meet Korum today but will see him tomorrow.
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Granite State Telephone Company
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Charles F. Morral
Belvue House
Wellboro
Daniel Horn
New Hampshire
Webster Regiment Reunion at Gloucester and Vermont Veterans
In Gloucester on August 30 the Twelfth Webster Regiment association held its annual reunion with Boston crews aboard the steamer Admiral and a Brockton band. A 25 dollar appropriation funded a Gettysburg Reynolds monument. thanks were given to Gloucester ladies. In St Albans Vermont the veterans reunion opened but drew under a hundred attendees with Gov Farnham ill. notable generals attended and a camp fire ended the day. In Winthrop Maine the Lake Maranocook soldiers reunion on Thursday promises large turnout with racing and camps and a concluding campfire.
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Webster
Gloucester
Mags
Twelfth
Webster) Regiment Association
Boston
Maitland
Brockton
Gloucester Light Infantry
Cape Ann
Gettysburg
Reynolds
Company Ladies of
Vermont Veterans
St. Albans
Veteran Soldiers
Treasury notes call and August debt drop discussed
The treasury reports $4,674,250 of 5 per cent bonds surrendered for payment and $9,545,359 registered under the 14th call, with August debt expected to fall by about $14 million. New York assay office bullion fund rises by $20 million to pay for foreign gold, while Secretary Windom says no bond call decision has been made yet and which series may be called remains uncertain.
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Treasury Department
New York
Windom
Warm Day At New England Sabbath School Assembly
Crowds at Camp Lake View Framingham attend lectures and round table sessions with Rev. Dorchester Rev. Foljambe and others. Tomorrow features a morning lecture on Christianity and a full afternoon program of sermons and missionary addresses.
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Camp Lake View
Framingham
Mass
New England Sabbath School Assembly
Daniel Dorchester
W. Foljambe
C. F. Penny
John B. Gouch
J. L
Round Table
Arthur Gilman
New Haven
Conn
William Butler
D. D
India
A. F. Schauffler
J. N. Murdock
C. W. Park
Bombay
Henry Woodruff
A. D. Mayo
Churchill
Union
Claremont
N. H
Sweezer
Springfield
E. P. Raymond
Nashua
W. C. Oliver
Mechanicsville
Lake Maranocoom
Lake Maranocook
Perham
Garfield
Messrs. Snow
New Jersey
Hayden
Deering
Quimby
Augusta
S. P. Smith
Massachusetts
Davis
Livermore
Brettot Bangor
Lillie Hera match race opens with Marblehead duel
The yacht Lillie owned by Dillingham & Bond defeats Hera owned by C G Weld in the first of three 500 dollar races off Marblehead rock. Lillie finished 2 minutes 40 seconds ahead at 3 10 PM after a 20 nautical mile course.
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Lillie
Dillingham & Bond
Hera
C. G. Weld
Marblehead Rock
Hero
Bunker Hill Yacht Club
Long Island
Broad Sound
Graves
Boston Light
Sheg Rock
Nix
Maine Man Seeks Spice for Pie Plot at State Fair
A Lewiston man negotiates for 630 pounds of piement to grind into mince pies for state fair crowds. Ocean Park association at Old Orchard Beach sold 140 lots for about 15000 dollars. Kennebunkport farmer George Hutchins amputated after threshing accident. Iron for Bangor and Katahdin Works rail line expected. 169 men at Milo Junction to Merrill quarry. Savannah hurricane reports wrecks and fatalities. Lucie Wheatley and Sandusky wrecks recalled. Port Royal deaths tallied.
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Lewiston
Ocean Park Association
Old Orchard Beach
George Hutchins
Kennebunkport
Bangor and Katahdin
Milo Junction
Merrill Quarry
Brownville Village
Old Orchard House
King David
Swordfish Catches Off Portsmouth and Tragic Local Deaths
A thirteen foot swordfish weighing 6389 pounds and a smaller 400 pound specimen were landed off Portsmouth on Monday. Northampton resident John Philbrick died by hanging last Sunday forenoon due to low spirits tied to ill health. John F Hobbs, son of Hon. John W Hobbs, was fatally injured after being struck by a train in Amsterdam New York last Saturday and died within hours after an arm amputation.
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Portsmouth
John Philbrick
Northampton
John F. Hobbs
John W. F. Hobbs
North Hampton
Amsterdam
N. Y
Patrick Sweeney
Sabatus
Main Street
Lewiston
John C. Lang
Newburyport
Mass
Pine Street
Wm. Young
Jersey City
Curren
Lansing
Mich
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Milwaukee
Paul Kimmer
Kimmer
Hilton
Horace Montgomery
Kate Bartholomew
Waddington
St. Lawrence County
New York
Eugene F. Forman
The
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Sox. Forman
Park Street
B. Stewart
Boston Press
Lynn
Union Railroad Company
Brighton Street
Cambridge
Ipswich Mills
Ipswich
West Lynn
Ford
George A. Jackman
William Forsyth
Elder Elias Doty Helps Farm Crew In Bristol
Elias Doty of Bristol aged 80 works with other hands in the hay and oats tasks. He helped load and mow forty loads of hay and, in a seven hour day, raked and tumbled twelve loads of oats.
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Elias Doty
Bristol
M assachusetts Fact Sheet on Industry and Health
The Worcester organ factories employ an estimated 25 to 300 workers with total monthly pay between 12000 and 15000 dollars. Edith Stanley Gying suffers a rare 105 day case of cerebro spinal meningitis in Alteborough. New Bedford assessors report city valuation at 27115322 dollars, up 839402 from last year, with real estate 18505400 and personal estate 10851200. bank shares taxable 2758722. Tax rate stands at 10 per 1000 versus 15 70 last year.
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Worcester
Alteborough
Mass
Edith Stanley
New Bedford
Casino Theatre Crowded for Private Theatrical in Newport
The Casino theatre in Newport was crowded Tuesday night for a private theatrical of False Colors. Leading roles were played by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, T. F. Cushing and K. M. Cushing of Boston, and Col. Elisha Dyer of Providence.
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Casino Theatre
Newport
Julia Ward Howe
T. F. Cushing
K. M. Cushing
Boston
Col
Elisha Dyer
Providence
Multiple Tragic Deaths Reported In Connecticut Areas
Stories from Hartford Greenwich Putnam and New Haven detail deaths by fire suicide and stabbing. Facts note 15 year old Mrs Hoyt perished after kerosene flare fire. governess Auntie Laire died by poison. Frances Thurber leapt from a bridge. Caroline Freeman killed by knife wound attributed to Samuel Browman then died of lockjaw. Browman jailed awaiting coroner verdict.
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Samuel Hoyt
Morris
Hartford
Laire
C. H. Stebbins
New York
Stebbins
Greenwich
Caroline Freeman
New Haven
Samuel Browman
Browman
Water Famine Threatens Illinois Drought Reports
A serious water famine is threatened in Illinois with reports of scarce water and suffering stock. Grass near the Illinois Central railroad bridge burned 100 fence panels after ignited by a locomotive. Howell's pasture fires damaged adjacent property. In Pennsylvania drought endangers crops with heat, no rain in seventeen days, rivers unusually low for ten years.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Howell
Fourth Ward
Pennsylvania
Parrsburrg
Denial of Allegations in Boston Post Letter
A Boston reader letters the editor denying claims about a sister’s conduct and accusing a West family critic of falsehood. The writer describes a Boston horse car ride and two Englishmen believed linked to a ship, asserting the accuser fabricated the story and demanding an explanation.
American Girl’s Friend Riffs On London Sightseers
A letter from Thomaston Me notes the Boston Post letter by Mr West and praises American women abroad. It contrasts American mares and English manners while poking fun at an Englishman described as “too awfully beastly for anything.” The author echoes pride in American women and their bearing in London society.
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Virginia
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Boston Post
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Gig
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Carrie ER
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Europe
London
Thomaston, Me
Tragic Edinboro Street Murder Suicide in City
In a late Tuesday tragedy on Edinboro Street a man identified as Francis C. Pease shot his wife multiple times then wounded himself. Police and doctors describe Mrs Pease dead at the scene and Pease in critical condition. motive remains unknown.
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Rockland
Edinbore Street
Adelaide Bridges
Dorson
Edinboro Street
Charles Mann
Frank Wilson
No.29
No. 31
All
McCoy
E. E. Snow
O’grady
Young
Mann
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Dr. Cabot
City Hospital
Smith & Wesson
Hosea B. Hersey
Cambridge Larceny Arrest Ties Houston? No. (Invalid)
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Explosion Injures Nine at Winchester Arms Loading Room
A blast at the Winchester Repeating Arms plant in New Haven Connecticut blew off part of a one story loading room roof. Nine men were badly burned or injured including P D Warner and William Weiss. No fatalities reported though conditions were serious for several workers. damage placed around $500.
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Winchester Arms Company
New Haven
Conn
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
P.D. Warner
Wm. Weiss
Hiram Davidson
Charles E. Allen Wdowards
Broderick
Davie Seaton
State of New York
Sellen
Funeral for Edes and Spaulding at Newport Torpedo Station
All work stopped at the Newport torpedo station for the day as the funeral of Lieut. Commander Edes and Lieut. Spaulding is held at 1 30. Mrs. Edes arrived from Narragansett Pier. One of Spaulding's feet was recovered. the accident will be investigated by order of the Navy Department.
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Narregansett Pier
Navy Department
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R.J
United States
Hayward
Admiral Porter
Burglary and Murder Reported in Whitehall
Two burglaries in Whitehall, $2,000 in valuables stolen. A train pursuit near Mechanicsville ended with a gunfight and capture after a deputy and passengers wounded two robbers. one suspect seriously hurt. Also reports Baltimore wall collapse burying seven workers and a Connecticut River steamer wreck recovery ongoing.
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A. C. Hopson
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James Post
Post
Northwoods
Issa
Faliefa
Baltimore
Hanover Street
Benny Hawkins
Yarrett Jackson
Thomas Bruce
New York
Goodspeed
Sellen
State of
Essex county news notes and local incidents
The notes cover progress on the Universalis church and Elm street schoolhouse, a dock incident with Patsey Lyons, forthcoming visits by Knight of Pythe to North Star lodge, Essex club and institute meetings, Lafayette street property sale, temperance convention plans, Mt Desert excursion, a bear nuisance report, a burglary attempt on Jefferson street, a Newton Corner wagon accident involving E W Fiske Jr, a Waltham note on a new Charles river bridge, and Felton street drain contract awarded to Falvey and Baltimer of Somerville at 9409 dollars.
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Newton Corner
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Charles River
American Watch Company
Board of Select
Felton Street
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Somerville
Mass
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