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The page compiles local notes from four sections including meteorological reports hotel arrivals obituaries and ship news. It lists weather summaries notable traveler entries and brief notices alongside small items of interest from town miscellany.
Republicans renominated Henry L. Morey in Ohio sixth district
The New York Commercial Advertiser notes Morey’s renomination by Republicans in Ohio’s sixth district. A Philadelphia Press democratic label, mixed editorials, and local politics are discussed. The death of Edward F. Robinson is reported, praising his long service and upright conduct at city hall.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
Philadelphia Press
Henry L. Morey
Ohio
Henry L
Edward F. Robinson
Massey Described by Mahone Organ as Traitorous Foe
John B. Massey of Virginia who left Mahone and runs as an independent candidate for congress is denounced by Mahone's chief organ as a double dyed traitor red handed murderer wretch insolent hypocrite Guiteau arch traitor of measureless infamy and perfidy.
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John B. Massey
Virginia
Mahone
Congress
Guiteau
Massey
Causes of cyclones predicted by Ohio professor in historic view
An Ohio professor named Blake attributes recent western cyclone disasters to the equator shifting northward five years ago. He forecasts the north becoming tropical and suggests the old Bay State may grow bananas and other crops. He advises landholders from Cape Cod to the New York line to hold on to farmland.
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Blake
Ohio
Old Bay State
Cape Cod
New York Line
Boutelle Faces Split Support in Maine Politics
The Herald’s Maine report is contested noting Capt. Boutelle faces Western opposition and possible large losses in the East. Republicans in Bangor predict a 200 vote gap, while some doubt any Democrat or third party would back Boutelle.
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the Herald
Maine
Boutelle
Bangor
Capt. Boutelle
Providence Journal mocks naval praise of Nicholson at Alexandria
The Providence Journal commends Admiral Nicholson for cordiality toward the British fleet at Alexandria and saluting vessels. It defends British seamen against alleged libel while contrasting Nelson's exploits with Seymour at Aboukir and criticizing the bombardment of Alexandria as insufficient.
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Providence Journal
Admiral Nicholson
Alexandria
Nelson
Aboukir
The
Journal
Nicholson
Ralph Rackstraw
Beauchamp Seymour
Tennessee repudiation campaigner visits Boston for funds
Gen W B Bate, candidate of the repudiation democracy for Tennessee governor, sought financial support in Boston. The piece notes New England Democrats show little willingness to fund the Tennessee effort while hinting at tensions between Republican and Democratic factions and debt payment amounts.
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W. B. Bate
Repudiation Democracy
Tennessee
Boston
Bate
New England Democracy
Tennessee Repudiation Party
Butland Herald
New England
Mahone
Knave
United States Senate
Tennessee ‘‘Repudiation Party
The
Democracy
Maine Farmers Urged to See Robie Farm Campaign Motives
An opinion piece accuses Maine farmers of being courted by Col. Frederick Robie and Dr. George B. Loring as Republican tools. It warns that state Grange members should scrutinize these campaigns, urging farmers to vote to keep Robie on the farm on September 11 and to distrust their political guidance.
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Maine
State Grange
Col. Robie
Aroostook
Frederick Robie
George B. Loring
Rebels at the Gate as Arabi Pasha Advances on Alexandria
Reports say Arabi Pasha moved on Alexandria with martial law proclaimed in Cairo. Marines were sent to the front last evening and five rebel soldiers captured by marines were handed to the khedive for execution.
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Arapi Pasha
Fire on Spring Lane damages Gurney & Co. restaurant
A basement fire at No. 15 Spring Lane used by Gurney & Co. caused $1,200 damage. Hot ashes in a barrel started the blaze, alarmed from box 41 at 9:15 P M Saturday. Fire confined to rear and roof with extensive water damage but insured. Nearby fires reported in South Boston and Dorchester districts with minor losses.
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Spring Lane
No. 15
Gurney & Co
Box 41
Lambert Heirs
John C. Daly
London, Liverpool and Globe Company
England
Old South
South
Boston
Edward G. Pond
Dove and
F Streets
Department
Clerk Street
Patrick Joyce
J. Saunders
Glover’s Point
Dorchester
No. 2
Aldencourt
Grant
City Point
Prize fight busted in Greenwich Point. several arrested
In Philadelphia at dawn police dispersed a prize fight at Greenwich Point arresting principals James Fitzhenry and John Doyle. William Clements who drove the pugilists to the scene and three others were also jailed with bail set at 2500 dollars for the principals, 1000 for Clements, and 600 each for the others. Reporters and Clement were released. Doyle sustained minor injuries while Fitzhenry had a swollen eye and facial contusions.
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Philadelphia
Greenwich Point
James Fitzhenry
John Doyle
William Clements
Clements
Clement
Doyle
Fitzhenry
Notable Visitors and Personal Notes From Vermont to New Hampshire
Judge Walbridge A. Field visits Vermont while Washington McLean of the Cincinnati Enquirer stays at the Hotel Wentworth, Newcastle. Miss Ford attends a land league meeting at Lake Maranocook Maine. Miss Morrison leaves for a two week vacation to Concord New Hampshire. Dr Joseph H Keene of Buffalo formerly Boston loses use of both eyes due to blood poisoning. Mr F Hollis now at Youngs hotel after a prior stay at St James hotel. George Wilson of the Museum mourns his father’s death on Saturday. Louise Carys husband, a Democrat, may convert though Louise herself has long been a Democrat.
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Walbridge A. Field
Vermont
Washington McLean
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wentworth
Newcastle
Miss Ford
Patrick Ford
Irish World
Land League
Lake Maranocook
Miss Morrison
Parker House
Concord
N. H
Joseph H. Keene
Buffalo
N. Y
Boston
F. Hollis
Young’s Hotel
St. James Hotel
George Wilson
Museum
Louise Cary
Lowell Courier
Louise
George B. Spalding
D. D
Dover
Halifax
Wheeler
George Purviance
Marine Hospital Service
Cape Cod
White Star
Britannie
New York
Liverpool
James F. Hunnewell
T. E. Kitching
J. H. Guast
Louisville
New England
Guast
Congress
Elisha &. Allen
Ban Or
Washington
Sandwich Islands
Nathaniel 3. Littlefield
Bridgton
Cunard
Arthur Reed
A. G. Webster
A. K. Miller
Charles Sprague
W. A. Tower
H. E. Streeter
Cornelius C. McGrath
W. F. Kerrigan
P. Greely
Naomi B. Jacobs
Frank D. Tarleton
J. P. Newell
James Conway
Angus McDiarmid
E. D. Lockwood
Independent Republican Advisory Board
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Fred Vokes
Snowyside
Winthrop
Mrs. Vokes
Burkeville
Richard Garland
Lunenburg
Joseph Addison
Baltimore
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Adémou
State
New York City
Mamie Cunningham
Philadelphia
Edward Hastings
Hastings
Eekman Street
Union College
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Potter
Devalis Bluff
Ark
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Charles Savage
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William Watson
Peter Stuart
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Wesleyan Female College
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Albert Schwartzenthrope
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Currier
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Europe
New Hampshire Journal
State Temperance Union
John T. Coffin
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Lafayete Hall
Samuel A. Haley
Benjamin F. Haley
Dover Navigation Company
Goss & Sawyer
Bath
Nashua
Point of Pines
Carl Zerrahn
Newport
Keene
H. W. Smith
Universalist Society
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Lowa
Universalist
Claremont District Methodist Ministerial Association
Mount Vernon
Amherst
Mitford
Bow
Merrimack County
Rochester Agricultural Society
H. G. Bixby
E. D. Lombard
Colebrook
Ann Arbor
Pleasant Street Baptist Sunday School
Penacook Park
Maplewood
Bethlehem
Milan Mining Company
Chibh
Marblehead
West Lyon Yacht Club
Lynn Swampscott
Ana Nahant
Frank G. Olin
Market Street
Lynun
Eastern Yacht Club
Brooklyn
Seawanhaka
Corinthian
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Dorchester
Portland
S. W. Burgess
Exchange Place
Silverlake
John Boyle O'Reilly
Pilot Office
James J. Flyan
Timothy Murphy
James F. Orwood
Silver Lake Grove
Henaick A. Collins
M. P. Curran
John Iller
Hanlan
Wallace Ross
St. John’s
Ross
Wallace Rosa
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Wild Pat
Jotn Canty
Beckt Pension Bill Amendment Sparks Publicity Debate
In Washington on July 16, Mr Beck pressed an amendment to the $100 million pension bill to publish names of pensioners and claimants to expose fraud. Radicals opposed, arguing it would degrade pensioners. The measure failed as the bill passed with little change and the pensions office gained fraud-detection powers. The note also covers tobacco tax talks, river and harbor cutbacks, and the fate of the Hennepin canal project.
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Loxpon
Devonport
Suez Canal
Egypt
Duke of Edinburg
Agincourt
Salamis
Northumbertsand
Lasi
Nerissa
Allison
Cypus
Tamar
Limasso
Alexandria
Bright
Charles Diltke
Spain
Reuter
Constantinople
Arabi Pasha
Duke of Connaught
Times
Durban
House of Commons
Charles Dilke
Arabi Pazha
Washington
Beck
Senate
Plump
Logan
St .Ewart Lesaers
House
Hennepin Canal
House Commerce Committee
Uncle Sam Asked to Accept Territory in Central America
Washington July 16 The arrival of Gen Barrios president of Guatemala heightens interest in letters from former Central America minister Logan to the state department. Logan dated May 27 1881 said Guatemala urged U S to accept territory in Central America and that his policy was evasive until Washington instructions. He warned Guatemala would seek aid from a European power if the United States shows no interest. A later dispatch clarified Barrios seeks to cede Soconusco to a foreign power to halt aggression by a neighbor. No foreign communication reported yet.
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Sam
Central America
Washington
United States
Barrios
Guatemla
State Department
Logan
Guatemala
Socomusco
Census Reports Printing Bill for Tenth Census
The committee on printing reported a bill to publish the tenth census reports. It calls for 80,000 copies of complete reports and 20,000 each for population and agriculture plus 10,000 for manufactures and mechanics, totaling 835,471 dollars. A river navigation bill requiring bridge pliers to guide steamboats was favorably reported and may pass this session.
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Anthony
Committee On Printing
Concord sailor Cyrus Thompson dies after jump
During the week ending July 15 yachts gathered at the Esses of Shoals including Ivy Mack Juno Alice from Boston Romance Lotona Beverly Rath New York White Cap Chicago White Wing Lowell Swampscott. Charles W. Cook, murderer of Susan Hanson, had interview with Attorney General Mason W. Tappan at the state prison. Cook reportedly provided a dying statement clarifying points in Buzzell’s case and detailed the crime in minute particulars.
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Cyrus Thompson
Concord
Esses of Shoals
Ivy
Mack
Juno
Alice
Bostom
Romance
Lotona
Beverly
Rath
New York
White Cap
Chicago
White Wing
Lowell
Sandrift
Swampscott
Charles W. Cook
Susan Hanson
Brookfield
Josep B. Bazzell
Mason W. Tappan
Bradford
Cook
Tappan
Four Year Term for Murder in Providence Court
In common pleas court at Providence Saturday James J Sheehan was sentenced to four years imprisonment for the murder of John Edward Moran in November last. Joseph Fleming aged 10 years was drowned while bathing in the Blackstone river Pawtucket Saturday evening. His sister was drowned under similar circumstances less than a month previous. The encampment of the Brigade of Rhode Island militia under Brig Gen E H Rhodes closed Saturday and was a decided success from first to last. About 800 men were in camp comprising four battalions of infantry the first second fourth and fifth one battalion of cavalry a battery of light artillery and a signal corps.
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Common Pleas
Providence
James J. Sheehan
John Edward Moran
Joseph Fleming
Blackstone
Pawtucket
Brigade of
Rhode Island Miliia
E. H. Rhodes
Drowning of New York and New England Worker in Hartford
Fred P. Foster an employee of the New York and New England railroad was drowned in the Connecticut river at Hartford on Saturday while bathing. He was about 23 years old and leaves a widow.
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Fred P. Foster
New York and New England Railroad
Connecticut
Hartford
Widespread 商usiness Failures Reported in Several States
A Boston metal trader balances $1000 liabilities with no assets while creditors offer 35 cents on the dollar. Other cases include Merrimac Street dealers, a Philadelphia dry goods firm, Farmington produce, and Mendota dry goods insolvencies. Several individuals in Maine, Wisconsin, Maryland, and Massachusetts face failures or solvency actions.
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William Balch
Central Wharf
Boston
C.C. Robinson & Son
Merrimac Street
Whitmore & Harrison
Vorééster
F. H. Mayo
Jackson
Tenn
Samuel Strauss
Philadelphia
Prescott
Farmington
Charles H. Goodwin
Lewistop
A. H
Providence
R. L
E. W. Giddings
Great Barrington
A. Donan & Co
Port Jervis
B. H. Hatch
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