Lodge Candidate for Representative in Tenth Essex District
Henry Cabot Lodge, noted for his Boston Theatre 4 July oration, seeks General Court representation from the Tenth Essex District. He is a warm friend of Adams, the Democratic candidate for Governor, and the district is urged to elect him by a full united vote.
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Tailor roots and political bias in 19th century rhetoric
The text notes that Collector Beard has no claims on Democratic sympathy and lost nothing for being a tailor, while B. B. labels him as such. It claims the General harbors antipathy to that working class and cites Andrew Johnson, a craftsman, as a target of attack. The passage suggests the hostility toward working men reveals deep sentiment.
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Honest Man John Kelly Questioned In Town
The text questions John Kelly's honesty by comparing him to Judas, suggesting that an honest politician is rare in the neighborhood and implying concerns about the money in his bag.
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Senator Zachariah Chandler Found Dead in Chicago Hotel
United States Senator Zachariah Chandler of Michigan was found dead in his Chicago hotel room on Saturday morning after delivering a speech in Wisconsin and addressing a Republican meeting the prior night. Heart disease is suspected. his remains were transported to Detroit yesterday.
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Mourning for Senator Chandler After Sudden Michigan Death
Chicago honors Senator Chandler with half mast flags and a state funeral plan. Coroner consults doctors to determine cause. early indications point to cerebral congestion from a severe cold, with no foul play suspected. The Detroit delegation prepares to transport remains to his home tomorrow.
October meteorological summary from Boston signal station
The October record lists highest barometer 0.758 inches, lowest 29.2595, monthly range 1.579, highest temperature 3, lowest 25 on the 26th, wind 39 miles west, 12 clear days, 9 fair days, 5 days with rain, frost on the 21st, 25th, 26th. Mean October temperature slightly above average. midnight snow reported in Burlington, Albany, Rochester, and Cleveland. rain in New York and New London. temperatures: Portland 37, Boston 37. Burlington 66, Albany 34, New York 39, Buffalo 33, Cleveland 28, Chicago 25, St. Louis 32, New Orleans 68, Savannah 59, Washington 40. Southerly and westerly winds with falling barometer.
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Arrival of Chandler remains in Detroit Proclaimed by Governor
The Chicago train bearing Senator Zachariah Chandler’s remains arrived in Detroit at 6 PM escorted by prominent locals. Governor Charles M. Crosswell ordered state offices closed half day, flags at half mast, and public grief demonstrations. Funeral set for 2 PM Wednesday. Mayor Langdon calls a citizens meeting.
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Floods in Spain Wreak Havoc Across Regions
Reports from Mapnrio dated Nov 2 describe gales and floods across Arragon Catalonia and Navarre interrupting rail lines along the Ebro valley. The Almanzora flood claims sixty lives and damages span villas mills bridges and homes across Malaga Almeria and surrounding rural districts.
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Fires Rake Towns From Maine to Iowa and N H
A string of fires across New England and the Midwest reports losses from seventy five thousand to ninety thousand dollars. Major blazes hit Manchester New Hampshire and Dubuque Iowa with property and jobs affected. Mound City Illinois loses one third of the town. Philadelphia houses and a storage warehouse burn with several firemen injured. Insurance coverage varies. dozens of buildings and businesses are destroyed or damaged.
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England France and Austria seek to depose Turkish Sultan
A Vienna despatch, echoed by Paris papers, says Britain demands reforms in Asiatic Turkey. If ignored, the Sultan may be deposed and replaced by his brother under allied supervision. Russia backs the Sultan. Reuter notes Ambassador Layard will press for reforms and mentions Hornby’s squadron remaining at Voulah.
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Greece Turkey talks advance with European aid
An Athens dispatch reports King George says Greece and Turkey are near a peaceful settlement with European help. He notes such a solution would aid both nations while maintaining military strength. Bills regarding the army and navy will be presented.
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Four Stores Robbed by Band in Damariscotta Raid
In Damariscotta on Nov 2 J W Lake and Charles Coombs from Richmond robbed four stores. They were confronted by Wyman and son with a gunfight leaving 8 D Wyman wounded. Lake fled toward Richmond. Coombs captured. Similar burglaries linked to same gang across Nobleboro Alna Dresden Whitefield.
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Remains of Gen Hooker Set to Lie In State in City Hall
Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker's body was placed in the Garden City Hotel parlor as funeral plans unfold. His wife rests in Spring Grove Cemetery Cincinnati, marked by a plain monument funded by him. Gen. Patrick, a friend, plans to arrange services with Col. Wood and Hooker's sister arriving from the West. The City Hall Governor's room was approved for an in state display.
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A Cowardly Indian Agent Sentence Recount
A Rosebud Agency letter says Henry Young was killed by an Indian after Young fed the Indian. Spotted Tail and leaders presented the murderer to the agent who released him, claiming fear of reprisals and government reluctance for more Indian complications.
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Five Rogues Escape Ludlow Street Jail
Five men jailed for counterfeiting escaped Ludlow Street Prison before daybreak. Names include James Kelly, Thomas McGee, Thomas Hickey, Edward Ryan, and Thomas McCarthy. Escape discovered hours later. bars broken in United States tier. Several sentenced previously for circulating counterfeit money, to Albany Penitentiary. Authorities deny inside help.
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LAST WEDNESDAY GALE CAUSES MASSIVE COASTAL DAMAGE
Reports from Harivax Port Hawkesbury and St. Joan New Brunswick detail widespread destruction from the gale. Homes barns and tannery buildings were blown down or wrecked, ships ashore and lost, and bridges and wharves degraded as floodwaters swept entire islands and coastal structures.
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Cleopatra's Needle Obelisk Dispute Reaches New York
Alexandria creditors warn they may seize the obelisk but lack Egyptian court power. Murat Pasha opposes removal and urges French protest to the Khedive. Commander Gorringe flies the American flag and blocks access with consular guards while vowing to resist interference. Consul General Firman expected Tuesday.
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Schurz Receives Peace Agent Dispatch on White River
Secretary Schurz reports Special Agent Adams has instructions to carry out orders. Chief Ouray directs the White River Utes to Uncompahgre for a commission to probe the White River massacre and surrender the guilty. Gen. Adams to Denver for Meeker and Mrs. Price testimony. commission ready by the 8th.
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Fishway progress at Brunswick lower dam boosts fish run
New Brunswick engineers begin building the fishway at the Brunswick dam after plans by the State Fishery Commissioners. If finished, fish will have a clear run over the dam.
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Nine Newport burglars jailed as two turn state evidence
In a Keene court, Mary Ann Dee vs Cheshire Railroad for leg loss damages reached 32500. Portsmouth Supreme Court sentenced G W Johnson to three years for horse stealing, Curtis Edgerly two and a half years for breaking and entering, Charles Winkler eight months for larceny, Charles Stilson and Hiram Gove ten days and fines for simple assault, Amanda Walker fifty dollars and costs for disorderly house, and Bar den and Clarke were released on their own recognizance after showing good character.
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Counterfeiters Captured in Missouri Arrest Of Gang
A gang of counterfeiters including David and W C Bain Edward Bain Jesse C Lewis Thomas Gladman and George Riley was arrested in Andrews County and jailed in Kansas City Their coins were described as good but light Northwest Missouri faces a flood of spurious dollars and half dollars. Warrants issued for lynching Bill Young at Luray and for other mob participants. Detective Lane alleged mob leader.
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Trouble in Texas high handed outrages by United States marshals
Reports from Wheeler county Texas describe unrest over arrests made by US deputy marshals using war rants tailored to cases. Detainees are released by habeas corpus in state courts but rearrested by federal marshals. Marshals also swore warrants against state court officers. Fort Elliot troops accompany a reporting squad. Attorney General Devens ordered Dallas District Federal Judge to probe.
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Altercation over dogs ends in stabbing in Bennington
James Stewart allegedly stabbed John Hogan in the throat during a Sunday dispute over two dogs. Stewart's father removed him from town after the incident, which occurred while returning from East Mountain where they had been herding cattle. Forest fires near West Ferrisburg burned over 600 acres of timberland, driven by winds from Charlotte to Porterboro, destroying long‑saved timber lots and prompting local evacuation concerns.
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General Grant Arrives in OmMaua Nebraska in Style
Gen. Grant arrived by special train at 2.30 pm amid Nebraska fanfare. A 50 foot arch on Farnham street and 7 000 plus spectators lined the route to Capitol Hill. Mrs. Grant rode with Mrs. Crook while Grant traveled behind a four in hand with Gen. Crook Gov. Vance and Mayor Chase in attendance. Gov. Vance welcomed the visitor with a brief speech.
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Postal changes report new offices and name changes
New England offices established at Derby in Connecticut with Robert C Narramare named postmaster. Names changed include Carver Harbor to Vinal Haven, Contoocook Village to Contoocook, Readville Station to Readville, Winooski Falls to Winooski, and Warwick to Apponang. Postmasters appointed Lorenzo D Labby Corydon M Fay Frank M Leonard Josiah Babcock and Frank H Russell.
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Indian peace talks at Merritt's camp near Snake River
A Nov 2 dispatch reports quiet at Merritt's camp in Wyoming after a peace offer to General Merritt was declined. An Indian visitor urged surrender of arms and escorts for withdrawal, followed by signs of nearby signatures. Two infantry companies to guard stores and escort wagon trains for supplies.
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Railroad Extension to Turners Falls Sought
The New Haven and Northampton Railroad aims to extend to Turners Falls. Northampton hosts a Catholic fair that netted about $3,000 before closing last week.
Frosty Start in Memphis Brings Coldest Night Yet
In Memphis on November 1, no new fever cases were reported since Thursday night and temperatures fell to 37 degrees at 7 am. The Appeal and Avalanche announce a full size issue tomorrow. Merchants report higher business as doctors say the cold weather killed fever germs. November 2 notes another heavy frost and six hundred absentees returned home.
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Desperate Mail Robbery Attempt Near Bancor Me
A would be robber stopped a stage between Sargentville and North Penobscot and demanded the mail bag. The driver Freeman Grindie refused and a shot from the robber hit his hat as the driver fired back, the horse bolted, and the robber fled on foot.
Bennington Youth Hangs Himself in County Jail
Caleb Woodcock, age 11, jailed yesterday in Bennington for chicken stealing, died by hanging this morning in his jail cell after being locked with four other prisoners. He rose at daybreak and was found downstairs, body discovered. authorities report he appeared deranged.
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Wrestling match ends with Ross defeating Lynch in five falls
At the Royal Opera House Toronto Thomas Lynch of New York and D C Ross of Baltimore met in a best of five falls bout for a 990 dollar side. Ross won the first second and fifth falls by catch as catch can Scotch style and arm bar while Lynch claimed the third Cumberland style and fourth Greco Roman.
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Coal miners strike in Eureka Eclipse Sypher and Watson mines
In Drs Mores Iowa on November 2, about 200 coal diggers from Eureka Eclipse Sypher and Watson mines quit work en masse over weighing coal. They say the stoppage is personal and separate from a state wide movement planned to push a half cent per bushel rise.
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Debt Figures Show October Decrease Across Treasury Assets
The debt statement for October reports a $20,352,906 decrease in debt. Cash in Treasury stands at $229,844,811 with gold certificates $34,591,600 and silver certificates $6,185,850. Certificates of deposit outstanding total $22,405,000 and refunding at $2,399,400. Legal tenders outstanding are $346,681,016 and fractional currency $15,790,959.91.
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Opening walking race kicks off season at Johnson Hall
In Gardiner Maine on November 2 the opening walking match ran twelve hours. McEvoy of Hallowell led with 67 miles followed by Williams also of Hallowell with 63 miles and 9 laps, Houlihan of Gardiner on 63 miles, then Taylor of Pittston with 60 miles. The top three shared sixty dollars.
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Scarlet fever outbreak and local crimes in Providence area
Scarlet fever reports show eleven deaths in Providence over a short period. In East Providence a man died after falling from a hay wagon. A jewelers’ employee was arrested and confessed to stealing about 3300 in goods. A fishing schooner crew was arrested for taking fish, claiming acts by the captain, with disputes over pay and cargo. Authorities doubt charges will hold against the fishermen.
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Train collision near Wilmington claims three lives
Late last night a shifting engine on the Philadelphia Wilming ton and Baltimore Railroad crashed into a freight car just south of Wilmington. Engineer John Gallagher and two others Edward Sassa and Harry Meredith were horribly mangled and died early this morning.
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Chief Big Snake Shot During Arrest Attempt
A telegram from Agent Whiteman at Ponca Agency reports Chief Big Snake, ordered detained for threatening the agent, was shot dead today while resisting arrest. Indians were excited but the situation quickly deescalated.
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Pius Memorial Church Dedicated in Northwest Baltimore
The Pius Memorial Roman Catholic Church, recently completed in Baltimore's northwest, was dedicated today marking a new parish landmark for the community.
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Hayden murder trial adjourned to Wednesday
The Hayden murder trial has been adjourned until Wednesday. Mrs. James M. Porter of Bridgeport has died from an overdose of chloral used to ease ivy poisoning pain. The Yale College Glee Club plans a Western Christmas trip with five or six concerts. Rev. R. F. Elsden of Gaylordsville may lose both eyes after chestnut burr spines. East Killingly mills halted for water shortage and Meriden mills operate on shorter hours. Mr. Gardner Morse, a prominent citizen of
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S. Poane & Greenough
State Streets
GAY
Aaron Kk. & CO
Dopd
Horace
Washington Streets
NILES
Tremont Street
Pettingill
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Hastings
Wadsworth Bros & H
Wash
Walker, A.A., &O
Washington St
Bird, Henry C. &O
Tremont St
Hatch, Samuel & CO
Congress St
Harris, H. & CO
Harris, Cyrous L. & CO
Henry& Hatch
Summer Street
Holbrook & Fox
Howe, Albert & CO
Warker St
Drighton
Dev. Street
Knights
S. BR
Old State House
Kennedy, T. C
Winthrop
Bankers
Attwood Gilet & CO
Fx Foote & French
Congress Street
Parker & Stack Pole
Devonshire
PECK
F. H
Exchange Place
Beddinc, Feathers, &c. Wheeler, A.W. & CO
Book Publishers
Jarvis Furnace CO
Congress At
Befh CO
Central Wharf
Boylston Brewery
Central Street
Baffenbeffer & CO
Trowers and Bottlers
Central St
Cook, Isaac & CO
Houghton, A.J. & CO
Hallock
Jones, Frank & CO
Breewery
Devonshire St
Pfaff,h. & 3
Arch Street
Rueter & Alley
Devonshire Street
Roessle
John
Coburn, Lang & Co
Broad & Purchase
Fairbanks, Moses & CO
Howard St
Machins
J.B. W
Waterford St
Ball, James & Son
Hawkins Street
Ingalls, Wyer & CO
Friend Street
Sargent, WM. P. & CO
Sudbury
Salgent & Ham
Rowker Street
Carpetincs
WM. Rond & Son
Feann & Sotle
Doane Street
Garnaett, Jos. & CO
LM. Holmes Fur
C O
Holman, John & CO
Friend St. Paine, J. S
Sal Friend Street
French, WM. C
Falton Street
Hotels
Ballard
Vencent
Vempire
Herman
J. B
Meaa
Chaffin
Preeman & Gray
Bi Wins & Hollis
Fisher & Fairbanks
Barnes & Appleton
Cundy
W. H
Milk Street
Parrsunopath
EH. S
Water Street
Eeou EJ. Murray
WM. Mond & Son
Tower, C. B. & CO
Franklin Street
Life Instraage GH
BENS
F. Stevens
Readers’ and Writers’ Economy CO
Franklin
Gentral Street
Messrs. Willett, Hamlin & Co
Codman
J.G. Freeman
Kirby Street
Cot RE Street
Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Company
MINOT
Court Street
Everal
Ape
Herbert L. Perry & Newell A
Hompson
Nowl
SMF
Milk St
Economy CO
Hawley St
J. Murray Howe
S Court Street
John Jeffries & Sons
Real Eastate
Bos “Ane
Oramars Street
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S. A
D. B. Guye