Doubtful Travel Writer Voices Support for Bishop Nomination
The Traveller notes a group of worthy gentlemen favoring Mr. Bishop and suggests they are less doubtful about his chances than the Traveller himself. The passage hints at political backing and confidence in the candidate's prospects.
Sturgis Govship Move Sparks Army Backlash in War Home Row
Washington reports army officers side with Gen. Sturgis over his removal as governor of the Soldiers' Home. The commission dispute stems from his senate testimony on home abuses and recommendations to superiors. Critics call removal personal and arbitrary, while supporters cite his fitness. Treasury also notes bond calls varying weekly, with many payments yet unpaid and a planned conversion to 3 per cent bonds early next week.
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Destructive fires hit Old Orchard Beach hotels and mills
Early Aug 31 a blaze destroyed the Hotel Brunswick and adjacent Pleasant House in Old Orchard Beach, with losses totaling about 25 000. The Central Hall and a Campbell dwelling also burned. Separately, Somerville flour mills on Cord Ave and Prospect St suffered a major fire causing about 25 000 in losses, with extensive damage to machinery, stock, and buildings. insurance coverage is detailed across multiple companies.
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Battle Details and Dispatches From Kassasin Front
London reports from Ismailia and Maksavich describe Arabi Pasha fortifying near Kassasin and Ismailia forces advancing. British Life Guards wreak havoc on fleeing Egyptians. casualties include three troopers killed, eight wounded, and Maj. Townshend with a sabre cut. A siege train for Egypt weighing 2000 tons and 36 artillery pieces is ordered from Woolwich.
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Spiritual camp meeting address at Etna by Dr Storer
Dr. H. B. Storer spoke at the Spiritual camp meeting in Etna on Wednesday. The North Atlantic squadron held a dress parade at Fort Preble Portland harbor Wednesday morning. Four companies departed from the Tennessee two from the Kearsarge one each from the Yautie Enterprise and Alliance. A large crowd gathered on shore and in the harbor.
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State Grange picnic fills Weirs for second day
About 1,000 attended the State Grange picnic and festival at Weirs on Wednesday as the grove drew crowds. Meanwhile the seventh annual reunion of the descendants of John Carter will be held today at Pimk ham in Dover point, with expected large attendance. A Methodist camp meeting near Epping drew 2,000, with Rev. J. E. Robbins of Portsmouth preaching at 10 30 A M and Rev. R. S. Green of Great Falls speaking in the afternoon.
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Hartford Racing Day At Charter Oak Park Features Major Purses
Ten thousand spectators witness pacing events at Charter Oak park led by the Clingstone Edwin Thorne contest for a $3,000 purse with $500 extra if 2:14 is beaten and $1,000 if 2:12 is beaten. Thorne wins the crucial heats as Clingstone falters. Other races include 2:29, 2:21, and an open pacing event with Gem, Buffalo Girl, and Lucy contending. Tomorrow features 2:26 2:35 classes and a free for all stallion race.
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