Rumors and politics mix in a crowded political panorama
A column of political gossip covers civil service reform and pension shifts, Beck's Senate renomination, Maurice C. Blake as a San Francisco mayoral candidate, the Manufacturers' Gazette bid for clout, Jefferson Davis recounting Thaddeus Stevens' prison offer, Bangor reports on Blaine's alleged tactic against Gov Plaisted, and Blaine Peters rumors for the U.S. Supreme Court seat.
Far-Reaching News From Burlington and London Reports
Marlboro man dies after pitchfork injury. Burlington seizes heavy liquor stock. Professor Petty to sail for London trip abroad. Vermont Teachers meet August 10 12 in Northfold. London House of Commons discusses emigration clauses and land bill progress alongside European crime and global affairs.
President Improves After Fever Crisis
Special Despatch to the Boston Post notes the president has steadily improved after last week’s fever crisis. Physicians express confidence in a full recovery, with Bliss cautioning that danger is not entirely over but no serious accidents are expected.
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Boston Post
Washington
Bliss
President Progress Report From Surgeons
The Executive Mansion reports the president continues to do well. Afternoon fever lessened, milk reduced, solid food relished, and small amounts of Tokay wine given. Mor phin dose adjusted for rest, quinine increased, vital signs show stable improvement through the day.
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Executive Mansion
Palmer
Reyburn
Garfield Recovery Hope Seen By Doctors
Doctors discuss President Garfield's condition with cautious optimism. While not yet out of danger, several physicians express belief he may recover with continued care and nursing. They caution that convalescence has not begun and emphasize careful monitoring.
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Bliss
Reyburn
Garfield
Agnew
Favorable Crop Conditions Across Regions Reported
Washington July 15 crop reports show cotton improving since June with varied state results. Cotton averages near 95 nationwide, wheat prospects stronger but with low readings in Michigan and Illinois, while corn area and condition rise yet remain below last year in many regions. Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, and Iowa report notable wheat shortages totaling 80.5 million bushels across four states.
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Georgia
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Ohio
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Iowa
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Illiois
Columbus
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Ilinois
Ohio Board
Illinois
Fire Devours Slatersville Mill Finishing Room in Rhode Island
A Rhode Island fire at Slatersville destroys a finishing room adjoining the West mill. Loss estimated near $100,000 with insurers including Manufacturers Mutual, Boston Manufacturing, Arkwright, and Worcester. Seven hundred workers lose their jobs. Elsewhere, Canada forest fires threaten Morgan church and Hudson Bay goods shipments. Boston fires burn multiple buildings. Bradford Pa. endures a $50,000 blaze destroying sixteen structures.
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Canada
Gaspe
Ont
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Hero
Rounione
Manitou
Feye
Mr. Scott
Hudson Bay Company
Morgan
Gillis
Boston
Magee
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Fulton Street
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G. A. Parsons
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A. Ballou
Sargent Wharf Company
Hose 7
Ladder 12
Ross
Windsor Street
Bradford
Lower Main Street
Thomas Bradley
Greenewald Bros
Clothiers
Obeid
P. Heaton
Union House
L. Mark Page Eget
Walsh Bros
W. E. Story
Gilbert & Smith
Billliards
Leavens
Branford Ice Company
Hodgman
Desperate child case amid Brooklyn and New York bustle
A sixteen month old girl left on Counselor Joseph Greenwood's Brooklyn stoop triggers a city stir as police trace a Mrs. Nancy Hynes of St. Louis to her daughter Susan. The incident follows a betrayal scheme linked to John McGovern. Arrests occur at the Fifth Avenue hotel. In Brooklyn, archery prizes total four thousand dollars with winners named from Newark, Cincinnati, and Boston. A Brighton races melee injures City officials, and a large timber raft disrupts North River yachts. Manhattan Elevated railway receivers are appointed with connections to Wabash and Gould holdings.
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Joseph Greenwood
Remsen Street
Brooklyn
Nancy Hynes
St. Louis
Susan
John McGovern
Greenwood
McGovern
St. Laws
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Gibbes
Newark
Morion
Columbia Yacht Club
Political Drive Behind WV Central and Pittsburg Railroad
A plan attracting many notable figures including James G Blaine and Ulysses Grant Jr involves building a West Virginia Central and Pittsburg railroad from Piedmont to connect with the Virginia Central at the state line in Pocahontas county. On the 19th inst a group will depart Deer Pass to tour the proposed route and study the mineral region during a ten to twelve day investigation.
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West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg
James G. Blaine
Lay Haight torpedo speeds to eleven miles per hour in test
NEWPORT July 15 The Lay Haight torpedo was tested before naval officers including Admirals Greene and Worden. A gas change aimed to boost speed, and the device reached a half mile in 2m 53s, about ten and a half mph, with tide effects blamed for a slower run. The board expects eleven mph and plans another trial aiming for twelve mph.
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Greene
Worden
Bradford
Cauldwell
A. L. Case, Jr
Naifa
Conkling Faction Holds Firm in Albany Senate Fight
In Albany on July 15 the Conkling faction united as the joint assembly failed to realign. Lapham and Miller loom as likely Canckling successors despite rumors. the senate adjourned after debating final adjournment, with Sharpe’s stance eyed as decisive. A Washington despatch notes Conkling predicting Miller and Lapham's election.
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Conkling
Canckling
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Potter
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Assembly
Sharpe
Miller
Jacobs
Dem
Washington
New York
The Rifle Victory Match at Walnut Hill Range
The lone range victory match resumed after a postponement due to crowding with a breezy Saint and sea air. Competitors include J I. Browi ec, Tyler, W. C. Gregory, W. Gerrish, and J.8. Sumner, with scores and entries noted for Mystic Park summer meeting July 19 20 and a Boston vs Providence baseball game featuring the Boston light infantry Tigers.
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Cssss
Tyler
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W. C. Gregory
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Sumner
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Mystic Park
T. D. Marsh
Great Falls
N.H
B. m. Zelda
A.a.livermore
Boston
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H.G. Smith
Medford
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D. Bigley, Jr
Somerville
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W. Kennedy
Paxton Star
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Frank W. H G. Smith
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J. J. Bowen
B. m. Lady Sheridan
C. F. Hatfield
Springfield
M. Little Mary
Hiram Woodruff
Br. S. Victor
John Trask
Kentucky
Will
W. E. Weeks
New York
Ns. c
Emma B
H. G. Smith
B. m. Wild Lily
John Golden
Robert Lee
Boston Light Infantry
Tigers
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South End
Smith
Colburn
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Jones
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Fern
Bancroft
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Smyth
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Barton
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J. Baker
Carr
Williams
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Perkins, P
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Executions Reported Across States on July 15
Charles Ellis was executed in St. Louis for Mack Sanders murder. In Marianna Isaac Green and John Hardim were hanged for murders of John Richards and William Brown. Meyers and Brown, Sikestown desperadoes, hanged in New Madrid for sheriff's assistant killing. Wiers Reeves hanged in Van Buren Crawford County Ark for Wm Drake murder. large crowds witnessed each rite.
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St. Louis
Charles Ellis
Mack Sanders
Marianna
Isaac Green
John Richards
John Hardim
William Brown
New Madrid
Meyers and Brown
Sikestown
Fort Smith
Ark
Wiers Reeves
van Buren
Crawford County
Wm. Drake
Tense racial protest at Lanced Pier pavilions over charges
In Lanced BRANCH New Jersey on July 15, complaints grow over pier pavilion disturbances by colored people who were barred unless they paid 10 cents. Whites are allowed free entry, prompting claims they will seek civil rights act protections.
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Lancé Branch
N.J
Pier Company
Essex County correspondent predicts rise of large corporations
The Lynn powers denounce a Boston Post Lynn correspondent who claims small manufacturers will vanish as large corporations take over their work. The piece argues the prophecy is true and will soon be fulfilled, with observers still living to witness it.
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Essex Statesman
Essex County
Boston Post
Lynn
Lynn Powers
Post
Atkinson Arrested in Pemiscott County Mystery
From Pemiscot County comes word that James Atkinson was arrested on the 16th in the Mississippi River islands region for the murder of his wife and child on July 4. Authorities report the tragedy stemmed from domestic troubles as the couple had been living apart.
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St. Louis
Pemiscot County
Jas. Atkinson
Mississippi River
Atkinson
Inventor James O Brown Patents Several New Devices in Bangor
Mr James O Brown of Bangor aged 32 has invented an endless cutter mower a rail truss a hay tedder a bell buoy a trunk belt an organ apparatus an extension values an improved buckle a quadracycle and several other articles Some are patented and now in general use valued for their utility
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Bangor
James O. Brown
Sun Stroke Cases Rise in Columbus Area
In Columbus July 15 several sun stroke cases were reported today with no fatalities. About 100 sunstroke instances have occurred in the past week as the weather cools slightly today.
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The Bangor Whig Attacks Governor and Court Opinion
A Bangor correspondent reports the Bangor Whig publishes harsh editorials against Governor Plaisted and accuses him of defying the council. The council seeks a Supreme Court opinion on constitutionality as disputes over removals and salaries continue. Some hint Judge Peters may join the U S Supreme Court, linked to Blaine Hale politics.
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Cumberland
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Hale
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Nathan Webb
Civil Service Reform and Navy Board Plans Detailed
The Navy secretary sets age limits and exams for civil engineers, with applicants needing to pass medical and professional tests by September. A naval advisory board, meeting in Washington, outlines vessel plans iron and steel construction, cost estimates, and private vs government building debates, aiming to report to Congress by Oct 1. It also reviews ironclads, harbor defense, and torpedo duties as it reorganizes the fleet.
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Cartier
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Riverside News Briefs From Maine Maritime and Legal Conflicts
Riddeford boat club grows to eighty four members. Wallace E. Phillips died from lockjaw after toy pistol injury. Norris Tewkesbury becomes dangerously insane from sunstroke. Mrs. W. B. Davis swallowed a brass neck chain she dropped years ago. Judge Virgin grants injunction to Old Orchard Junction railroad over frogs to Eastern railroad. Augusta soldiers monument dedication postponed to October. Bronze work by M. Power of New York and granite by Hallowell Granite contracted. Star-route mail contracts awarded to several carriers to Belfast. Bangor council considers mortgage to Boston and Providence railroad for 310000, with extra 50000 to cover second mortgage claims. motion laid on table.
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Wallace E. Phillips
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Lewiston
Norris Tewkesbury
Tweksbury Bros
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W. B. Davis
Auburn
Massachusetts
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A. Stoddsa
Augusta
Fred Knowlton
Liberty
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Moulton
Aurora
Dixmont
Unity
Fred Nichols
Monroe
Boston and Providence Railroad
Moosehead Lake
Portsmouth Man Dies From Cartridge Explosion
Willie Nellings of Portsmouth dies from injuries after a cartridge explosion on July 4. The day’s notices include Mayo of the Skowhegan Reporter purchasing the remainder of a partner’s interest, making him sole proprietor, and Walker of Williamstown killed by a freight train.
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Portsmouth
E. P. Mayo
Skowhegan
Hiram Walker
Williamstown
Williamstow
Darnmouth College
Concord
Geo. W. Marston
New York
N. H
Chronicle
Fie
England
Lowell
Frederick Tavingstone
Bailey
Billerica
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Wolfboro
Meredith
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Centre Harbor
Ossipee
Great Falls
Conway
H. L. Brooks
Clairmont
Jo. Robinson
I. E. Harriman
Warren
Moosilike
Hilty
Clough
New Hampshire National Guard
Corner stone laid for Adams Episcopal church
The Adams Episcopal church cornerstone was laid Thursday and the building is expected to cost about $2500. Louise Plimpton of Holliston was badly injured Thursday evening when kicked by a horse, sustaining a compound skull fracture. John Crowley of Newburyport, who escaped a state prison days ago, was arrested in Lowell Thursday night and received two years and six months of his three year sentence for breaking and entering.
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John Crowley
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Sicily
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Alio
Castromiro
Prince of Camporeale
Rome
New York
SIG. Camporeale
Lsend
Osborne
Randazzo
Newport Aldermen Fracas Between Mayor and Editor
A dispute broke out Friday at the Newport board of aldermen as Mayor Siocum and Lucius D. Davis editor of the Newport News clashed after an offensive article by Davis. The body adjourned amid rising tensions. Davis edits the Republican Newport paper. the mayor is a popular Democrat. The affair continues.
Monument Dedication for Gov. Seymour at Cedar Hill
The dedication ceremony for Gov. Thomas A. Seymour's monument at Cedar Hill on September 3 is expected to draw wide interest, especially from Masons across the state. In Hartford, Cornelius Shea, 45, a worker on the NY and New England freight depot, fell twenty feet from a platform while moving timber, fracturing his skull. He lives in South Boston with his wife and six children.
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Cedar Hill
Hartford
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Shea
Boston
Railroads repair flood damaged tracks in Iowa
Iowa railroad managers push rapid track repairs with hopes to restore through travel by Sunday. Cincinnati brewers, 600, press employers to cut daily hours from fifteen to about thirteen and three fourths. Some comply, others resist as noon march with band proceeds to breweries. Despatches report Williams and Maxwell brothers, suspects in Sheriff Coleman murder near Durant, Wis., surrounded by 150 armed men five miles from the crime scene. Desperadoes believed wounded. crowd vows capture alive or dead.
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Eau Claire
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Williams
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Durant
Work incidents on Blue Hill avenue and sea ward injuries
John Mahoney an employee of Hugh Nairn was seriously injured Friday afternoon at Blue Hill avenue when a heavy rack fell on him while he lifted it from a hole. He was conveyed to his home by Patrolman Ireland. Michael Manion and Michael Quinn were hurt after being thrown into a sewer hole on Cabot street and were taken home by Mr. Seaver. Eunice Carr aged 36 was severely scalded by a kettle upset on Thursday morning and sent to the City hospital.
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