Weather Summary Across Regions
For New England and Middle Atlantic warmer and clear or partly cloudy with southwesterly winds. Middle Atlantic shows stationary or lower pressure. South Atlantic east Gulf warmer and clear or partly cloudy with variable winds mostly southerly and stationary or falling barometer. West Gulf warmer and clear or partly cloudy with southerly winds and stationary or lower pressure.
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Democrats Dominate House Hope Fades for Republicans
Special Despatch from Washington reports Democratic campaigns in Pennsylvania and other states show strong leads for Tuesday elections. Republicans concede loss of House control, with majorities from thirty to fifty. Randall faced defeat in Third Pennsylvania District as funds and allies push to unseat him. New Hampshire hints at GOP failure. Democrats and Greenbackers likely win Legislature, shaping U.S. Senator and Governor outcomes.
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Gorham
Republican Committee
Washington
Democratic Campaign Committee
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Sheridan
Maynooth College
County of Kildare
Dublin
House
EIC
Boston Post
House of Representatives
Randall
Eugene Hale
Maine
Congress
United States
Wadleigh
Erring Republicans urged to return to the fold in 1875 circular
A tearful circular from Washington dated October 25 1875 and signed Eugene Hale and Gorham denounces Republican desertion to the National Greenback Party. It urges loyal Republicans to support the party that saved the Union, promote readjustment of public offices if they prevail in 1880 and to avoid Democratic taint. It calls for quiet conversation and discourages Democrats from hearing the message.
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Mobile Register
Democratic Party
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Toledo
St. Louis
National Democratic
Republican Congressional Committee
Washington
Sin
Republian Party
National
Greenback Party
Union
National House of Representatives
United States Senate
Eugene Hale
G. C, Gorham
Red headed Jim and the Potter Committee Aide
For motives behind the Potter Committee's inquiries the piece reports that "Red headed Jim" vowed to smash the administration. It notes Anderson's disappearance and sworn affidavit denying truth, accusing counsel J R Sypher of receiving money to fix evidence. Sypher defends the affidavit as largely truthful while hinting a Sherman letter was involved.
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Potter Committee
J. R. Sypher
Sherman
Matthews
Harlan
Anderson
Sypher
Lthmk Anderson
Potter
Recorder
Edward Meherson
Sheridan Appraises Indian Affairs and Army Shortfalls
Gen Sheridan's annual report criticizes current Indian policy and troop levels. He cites inadequate military force, mismanagement, and insufficient funding. He warns outbreaks will continue unless Congress funds proper operations and suggests steady, just, humane treatment could reduce frontier violence.
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Sheridan
Indian Department
Congress
Missouri River
Sherman
Sheehans Face Jury in Manslaughter Trial in Sullivan Death
In Portsmouth on November 1 the defense for John and Patrick Sheehan presented witnesses to dispute Kiley’s prior statements about the fray location and moonlit conditions at the Davidson saloon. Patrick and John Sheehan testified much of the evening, detailing alibis and events from February 1860 through June 1860, with cross examination revealing inconsistencies. The State offered rebuttal witnesses, and closing arguments followed as Judge Smith gave a brief charge before the jury retired.
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N. H
John
Patrick Sheehan
Eugene Sullivan
Kiley
Boston
Pat Riley
Davidson
Riley
Davinson
Sullivan
Crogs
John Sheehan
Bow Street
Pat
Penhallow
Market Streets
Hennessey
Ceres
Bow Streets
Congress Street
Kate Conant
Piscataqua House
State Street
Fenhaslow Street
Daniel Hennessey
Water Street
Tim Sullivan
James Ellison
Concord
Hennessy
Cassidy
Piscataqua
Eugene
A. Frink
Greenland
Strange Bank President Seizes Papers and Cash in Indiana
In Logansport, Indiana, George Hazzard, President of First National Bank Auburn, forcibly takes papers and cash from two endorsers amid threats with revolvers. He is jailed on robbery charges, bondsmen intervene, and police restore order. James Hazzard, Auburn cashier, was present, facing forgery charges in Auburn.
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Indianapolis
George Hazzard
First National Bank
Auburn
Indiana
Logansport
Hazzard
Anderson
James Hazzard
Murder Trial of Edwin C Hayden at Orleans County Court
The Hayden murder case moves to the Vermont Supreme Court after a Derby Line shooting in 1876. Attorneys debated insanity testimony and a juror's alleged biased remark as grounds for a new trial while Hayden, hunted by a nervous health, attended court.
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Edwin C. Hayden
W. W. Grout
Hayden
Gertrude Hayden
Derby Line
Orleans County
Supreme Court
Draper
Brattleboro
Brown
St. Johnsbury
William Chamberlain
Rudge
Troy
H. 8
Royce
St. Albans
New York News Highlights: Trade, Crime and Education
Assistant Surveyor Lake reports 1 221 034 787 pounds of merchandise weighed for 51x months ending October 31, up 53 203 156 pounds from last year while weighers expenses drop 346 053. Gains from sugar duty exceed weighers costs by over 10 000. New York Steam Sugar Refinery stockholders retire and sell a 24 000 square foot refinery as pew refining and adulteration reduce the trade by half. Brooklyn sugar refinery proprietor James H Wheatley misses with 250 000 in trust funds. Brooklyn letter-carriers hit by political tax. Morton faces threats over inquiries. St Pauls hosts Dean Stanley reception. Athens Female College offers free education to late Lieut Benner’s daughters. a local board one daughter. Printer Cyrus White dies from a fractured skull. Thomas McLane arrested for fatally stabbing employer John Tynan. A ship sails to Shanghai with 619 bales of domestics.
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Lake
Custom House
Pew
James H. Wheatley
Brooklyn
Gandy
Morton
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Fourth Avenue
Dean Stanley
Methodist Church
Athens Female College of Alabama
Lieut
Benner
Athens
Cyrus White
New England
Thomas McLane
John Tynan
Shanghai
Fire Burns Taylor Mills North Salem and Other Dwellings
News notes multiple fires across towns on Nov 1. Taylor mills and outbuildings at North Salem owned by M. H. Taylor and stock of James Walton & Co. were destroyed, with extensive listed insurer totals. Other losses include a Pittsfield house owned by Rev. Mr Thomas, uninsured, and a Hubbardville dwelling damaged by a defective flue. A Gowrie Iowa flouring mill owned by Cowley burned, causing substantial loss.
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Taylor Mills
North Salem
James Walton & Co
Hartford
Liverpool
London
Globe
Queen
St. Paul
Commercial
Union
Lancashire
Fireman’s Fund
Royal
West Chester
Hanover
Commonwealth
Meriden
Faneuil Hall
Howard
Pennsylvania
Orient
M. H. Taylor
Pittsfield
Mass
Mr Thomas
Half Moon
N. Y
Sudbury
Hubbardville
Concord
David F. Potter
Caicaco
Cowley
Gowrie
Iowa
Insolvency Found at Merchants and Mechanics Bank
Bank reports by the Bank Superintendent and Bank Examiner, closed by the Attorney General, declare Merchants and Mechanics Bank hopelessly insolvent. Officers accused of grave irregularities and false sworn statements. The Bank Examiner cites a deficit of 465,664 and blames the President for questionable transactions. A receiver appointment is expected Monday.
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Merchants and Mechanics’ Bank
Post Offices Set to Lose Terms Before Congress
Washington reports 304 incumbents with expiring terms ahead of Congress session. The list includes Maine towns Augusta Bangor BelFast Calais Dexter Eastport Ellsworth Lewiston New Hampshire towns Claremont Littleton Plymouth Vermont Fairhaven St Albans Waterbury West Randolph Massachusetts towns Arlington Brookline Clinton Easthampton Fall River Fitchburg Malden Marlboro Millbury Milton Nantucket Newton Palmer Randolph Reading Stoneham Turners Falls Watertown Winchendon Webster Woburn Worcester Rhode Island Bristol Central Falls Newport Pawtucket Connecticut Bristol Litchfield Milford New Britain Portland Seymour.
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Bangor
Belfast
Calais
Dexter
Eastport
Ellsworth
Lewiston
New Hampshire
Claremont
Rhode Island
Bristol
Central Falls
Newport
Pawtucket
Connecticut
Litchfield
Milford
New Britain
Portland
Seymour
Internal Revenue receipts dip slightly in Oct 1878
Washington reports October 1878 internal revenue receipts at 10,039,754, down from 10,107,360 last year, part of a yearlong rise to 39,275,456 versus 38,772,833 through Oct 31, 1877, while 146 captive Cheyennes at Camp Robinson await pursuit and other items include Porter’s son forging Fremont’s name and Willard's Hotel reopening.
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Secretary of the Interior
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New Mexico
Lieut
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Camp Robinson
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Cincinnati
James H. Breslin
Gilsey House
New York
Joseph Cook
Congress Hall
Saratoga
Willard’s
French
Secretary of the Treasury
Theodore M. Vail
Railway Mail Service
Internal Revenue
England's Afghan Ultimatum Sparks India Discontent
The Simla and Telegraph dispatches report Indian opposition to the British ultimatum to the Ameer of Afghanistan. The Viceroy pressures for action while expecting refusal. Russian papers urge neutrality and delay military moves. Caucasus forces pause with demobilizations, Erwan and Rion detachments furloughed.
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England
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Fire destroys two wings of Maynooth College in Ireland
Dublin reports Maynooth College in Kildare is struck by a major fire. Two wings and the library area are damaged while the library’s books are saved. Firefighters arrived by rail from Dublin and the blaze was extinguished by midnight with losses estimated at fifty thousand dollars.
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Maynooth College
International walking match scores from Corkey to Ennis
In London at 1 30 this morning the walkers Corkey Brown Rowell Hubert Weston Courtney and Ennis posted scores of 453 450 408 401 386 5 362 and 39. Weston quit the track yesterday afternoon and is reported to have sprained an ankle.
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Corkey
Brown
Rowell
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Weston
Courtney
Ennis
Closing session of Prophetic Conference adopts resolutions
New York on November 1 marked the final day of the Prophetic Conference. A resolutions committee affirmed the authority of Scripture, the literal second coming, universal righteousness after Christ’s return, and the church’s duties while awaiting the Groom. The report, adopted unanimously, energized preaching efforts and featured multiple pastors’ addresses before a closing benediction.
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Reynolds
Peoria
Grammer
Church of Our Lord
Church Universal
Jesus Christ
Israel
Lord Jesus
Dr Brooks
Weather and disease brief from multiple towns on Nov 1
Frost and cold snap across Memphis Mosak Holly Springs and other cities with quarantines easing in several locales. Reports note deaths two in Memphis and one in Holly Springs while trade and travel resume as freezing conditions persist.
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Mosak
Ala
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Montgomery
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Vicksburg
Miss
Monroe
Edwards
Chattanooga
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Multiple Homicides and Diphtheria Outbreak Reported
In Houston Texas on Thursday William Coward shot and killed Adolph Schachtrupp who had accused him of mule theft. In Springfield Ohio a brawl between railroaders and tramps left two tramps fatally injured and two railroad men badly beaten with one railroader and three tramps arrested. Diphtheria ravages the Baltimore and Ohio line with twelve child deaths in four days and widespread family infections. Parkersburg physicians are called frequently. Fort Worth dispatch notes two
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William Coward
Adolph Schachtrupp
Adolph
Springfield
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Golden reading noted for M W Ferguson and wife in Belfast
The Belfast couple M W Ferguson and his wife celebrated their golden reading on Oct 26. A Gorham Post Office break in Thursday night yielded little, with stamps and money safe. Rumors of a Newport flour mill grow as wheat acreage expands. Abijah Purrington's Littlefield home was robbed Wednesday night while family away. belongings stolen, likely tramp involvement. John A Buzzell sues Bangor for 20000 over wife’s icy sidewalk injury two years past. Houlton sent 196 carloads of potatoes since fall trade began, about 78000 bushels to Boston in sixty days.
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M.W. Ferguson
Belfast
Gorham
Newport
Abijah Purrington
Littlefield
John A. Buzzell
Bangor
Houlton
Rev Myers ousted from Baptist ministry in North Sutton and Peterboro
The Rev C F Myers, once pastor at North Sutton Massachusetts and then Peterboro for three years, was excluded from the pulpit by a unanimous ministerial council after a full hearing citing gross immoralities. The First National Bank of Gonic schedules a stockholders meeting for November 25 to consider voluntary liquidation and wind-up, with Rochester reorganization discussed if Rochester accepts sufficient encouragement.
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Vermont News Tidbits Include Crime and Local Notes
Vermont items report George Hinkley of Cabot held in 590 for incest with his daughter. Daniel Buswell of Plymouth hanged himself amid family troubles. Three Cabot youths fined for disturbing a religious meeting. Asahel Deming and wife mark golden wedding. State data show 75,912 of 92,836 children aged 5-20 schoolgoing. schools cost 504,692 yearly. West Brattleboro Woman's Village Improve ment Society lights streets. Burlington October lumber receipts hit 10,000,000 feet, three-year high. House bills limit indiscriminate prison interviewing by reporters. A Montpelier Journal note reports a man’s wife was described as married in the House. Williamstown preacher refused funeral fee of 35, quipped dead cats never mew. Vermont Bar Association urges donations to the Butler P. Anderson fund for destitute children of Memphis.
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Cabot
Daniel Buswell
Plymouth
Asahel Deming
West Berkshire
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Burlington
Montpelier Journal
Williamstown
Christopher R. Robert Founder of Constantinople College
Christopher R. Robert, founder of Robert College in Constantinople, died in Paris after a life of humanitarian work with the American Home Missionary Society. Born 1801 on Long Island, he supported German Church on Rivington Street New York and endowed Lookout Mountain seminary, Auburn and Beloit theological schools, and built the Constantinople college at $40,000. He leaves a widow, three sons, and a daughter.
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New York
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Tenn
Auburn
N. Y
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Wis
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Massachusetts News Roundup Highlights Local Growth and Incidents
The item surveys voter roll expansion in Massachusetts and planned funding for a New Boston Congregationalist church. It notes a new depot project at North Adams, heavy rail freight on the Tunnel route, a schoolyard gun incident, a Newburyport death, a Deerfield beating case, Arlington and Cambridge arrests, and a Lowell Superior Court sentence list. It also reports a Chicopee medium story and odd spiritualist notes from Willamanselt.
Old man dies after Graniteville fall and bucket shop setback
The Providence Journal reports Robert P. Dean died Sunday from injuries after a fall in Graniteville. A week earlier E. E. Gardiner and two assistants J. H. Hernan and A. R. Bradley set up a bucket shop in Weybosset street. The venture failed and the group left, leaving creditors and tradespeople unpaid.
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Stock Exchange
Weybosset Street
Walcott incendiary sentenced and Hartford stabbing incident
Frank Brooks known as the Walcott incendiary received a one year prison term. William Dunn stabbed his brother George in the thigh in Hartford on Wednesday night over unpaid wages after George refused payment. The attacker was arrested.
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Gilbert Linsley
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Modern Wedding Tours Pressed By Fashionable Hotels
The New York Sun notes a trend where newlyweds skip traditional wedding tours and instead stay in fashionable hotels after the ceremony. Evening weddings commonly end with a drive to a stylish hotel, replacing Philadelphia or Boston as the honeymoon destination in union with a staged voyage to Windsor or Buckingham.
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