Absent Democrat Sought to Return for Butler Vote
In a Spanish style plea the notice asks readers to locate an absent Democrat and bring him home to vote for Gen. Butler and the Democratic ticket, urging support for the party slate.
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Gen. Butler
Peewee Rollins Praised For Stumping In New Hampshire
In a caustic portrait Peewee Rollins is described as a minor statesman figure campaigning for Samuel W. Hale and himself on the New Hampshire stump. The author characterizes him as intellectually small though not physically, noting his impact in regional political activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peewee Rollins
E. E. Rollins
New Hampshire
Samuel W. Hale
Rollins
Rocky Mountains
Democrats Renominate Galvin in Suffolk Senate Race
In a district convention last evening Hon. Owen A. Galvin was renominated by the Democrats in the third Suffolk senatorial district. Ward 7 delegates declined to participate, but party leaders expect Galvin to be re elected based on his commendable record in both legislative branches.
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Owen A. Galvin
Suffolk
Ward 7
Galvin
Edgar E. Dean
Brockton
Mass
Navy
W. L. Douglass
Congress
Salem
Sixth Essex
Daniel B. Lord
George Glazier
Daniel Driscoll
John Jackson
W. F. Collins
P. J. McCusker
Seventh Essex
4Th Ward
Nicholas Bovey
James L. Murphy
George D. Putnam
Leverett S. Tuckerman, Esq
John P.monaghan
Edwin R. Ide
John Gang
John Hurley
Thomas F. Mack
Lyceum Hall
Robert S. Rantoul
Zima Goodell
John H. Davis
Charles Sewall
Samuel Calley
Olding
Sewall
Calley
Ward 6
Ward
John A. Connolly
John B. Fitzpatrick
John F. Kelly
William J. Flynn
John T. Gallagher
Edward B. Dailey
John B. Martin
GC. W. McCarthy
John F. McMahon
P. F. Shevlin
State Central Committee
W. P. Carroll
M. J. Quinlan
Francis McCarthy
Somerville
Democrats of
W. N. Currier
Samuel Lund
James Swords
Fifth Middlesex
S. G. A. Twycross
W. HK. Flynn
William H. Flaherty
Orren S. Knapp
Charles S. Lincoln, Esq
Sixth Middlesex
W. FE. Weld
William F. Griffiths
Franklin N
Republicans Ready to Back Butler Despite Journal Sniping
The Journal notes little humor in rebuking Republican managers as thousands of Republicans vote for Gen. Butler in sober earnestness. The piece argues the matter is serious and urges readers to ignore any fun aimed at the political shift.
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Journal
Gen. Butler
New York Government Budget Outlays For This Year And Next
The New York government announces this year's costs totaling 27,412,831 dollars and a request of 31,999,558 dollars for the coming year. Principal appropriations include schools 4,000,000 dollars police 3,681,000 dollars debt interest 8,000,000 dollars public works 3,600,000 dollars charities 1,620,009 dollars fire department 1,671,000 dollars street cleaning 1,138,000 dollars and state taxes 3,218,000 dollars.
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Government of
New York
Concord Monitor political provocation prompts rebel reference
The Concord Monitor questions Republican readers about the reaction to a hypothetical democratic victory in New Hampshire. It argues there are few if any rebels in the south unless dissenters are counted and suggests readers should seek more attainable aims.
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Concord Monitor
South
New Hampshire
Mahone
Chalmers
Canvass Managers Move to Boost Bowman Bid for Congress
The Bowmans canvass aims to secure a Congress term amid reform talk. A navy yard employee, Mr Frisbie, circulates a paper seeking subscriptions to fund the effort. Deacon Converse has his own funds, while Bowman's main work in Charles Town has involved overseeing government projects for the employer there.
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Bowman
Congress
Frisbie
Navy Yard
Dea‘con Converse
Charlestown
Taken From Life court fight shifts injunction baseline
New York November 2 Judge Barrett grants with costs the motion to continue the injunction in the action by Eugene Tompkins of Boston theatre against Samuel Colville who asserts sole ownership of the play Taken From Life. The case shows Tompkins and Clay jointly agreed to buy from Henry Pettitt in London with Pettitt offering the work for 6500 dollars. Colville secretly outbid and claimed the play, while Tompkins acted for both. Also verdict against Cunard Steamship Company Carey longshoreman wins 15000 for injuries aboard the Gatavia on November 3 1880. A Jersey cattle sale opened with 100 head catalogued. Pedro sold for 2500, Hazen's Nora for 550, Nutley Browney for 410.
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New York
Eugene Tompkins
Boston Theatre
Samuel Colville
Colville
Tompkins
London
Barrett
Cunard Steamship Company
Patrick Carey
Gatavia
Shipman
United States
Carey
Jersey
Pedro
Franklin, N. J
Hazen
Nora
Moulton Brothers
Nutley Browney
J. H. Simonds
Chauncy Hall Cadets Open Drills Before 200 Officials
The Chauncy hall corps of cadets numbering 200 opened with battalion movements drills and a dress parade. The fine development and dignified bearing reflect the school’s methods under drillmaster E. De Merritt. roster includes Major F. H. Briggs Adjutant W. Goodyear Sergeant Major W. Austin and numerous captains and sergeants across Companies B C D.
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Chauncy Hall
E. de Merritt
F. H. Briggs
W. Goodyear
W. Austin
J. Souther
D. Smith
H. M. Leland
E. P. Burgess
D. F. Follett
A. L. Cushing
H. Souther
H. O. Poor
C. Potter
A. G. Sawyer
W. B. Stearns
Cumberland Bar Honors Fallen Members in Portland Meeting
A Cumberland bar meeting in Portland's supreme court room Thursday paid tribute to deceased members. Hion S. C. Strout presided and read resolutions for N S Littlefield of Bridgton. Remarks followed from A A Strout, Judge Waterman, George F. Emery, J F McCobb and Judge Kingsbury.
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Cumberland Bar
Supreme Court Room
Portland
S. C. Strout
Littlefield
Bridgton
Nathan Cleaves
H. J. Swasey
Standish
A. A. Strout
Meaker Death Sentence Commutation Vote Voids Favor
Vermont lawmakers report against commuting Almon L. Meaker of Waterbury while a minority plan is filed. The Vermont Officers Reunion association meets in Montpelier with Gov Barstow presiding and Ratland chosen as next site.Treasury shortfall of 85 dollars is covered by subscriptions. Nominations list James S. Beck Montpelier as president and officers from Bennington Rutland and Redfield. An address by Hon. G G Benedict of Burlington is set for 7:30 PM.
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House
Almon L. Meaker
Waterbury
Vermont Officers Reunion Association
Montpelier
G. G. Benedict
Burlington
Hotel Wentworths to Grow with Nine Story Central Tower
Frank Jones plans enlargement of the Hotel Wentworths at Newcastle. A new central tower 50 feet base, nine stories, 190 feet high with a crest will provide an outlook. The enlarged hotel will run 640 feet front with 450 sleeping rooms and 150 parlors, modeled on the Windsor at New York.
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Hion
Frank Jones
Wentworths
Newcastle
Windsor
New York
Various local incidents and deaths reported from regional papers
Insurance on C O Chapin stood at four figures for Springfield resident. Bridget Scanlon, missing Lawrence child since Oct 20, found in Merrimac river. Westfield man MIA in New York suspected murdered. North Adams man arraigned for outraging his niece, held for grand jury. indictments sought for other assaults. Elizabeth Forbes of Enfield dies, bequests include library and scholarships. Lotta Crabtree case with B F Randall denied. funds mischaracterized as a loan. Cape Ann quarry worker injured. leg amputated, died en route to hospital. Warren man found dead near Methodist church. accident unclear. Edward Evans of Merrimac in cataleptic state in Haverhill. doctors call remarkable. Fall River man dies after vomiting blood in Brick House. no foul play suspected.
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McKeown
Pinkerton
Republican Party
van Cott
John J. O’brien
Bureau of Elections
Barney Biglin
Arthur
Mike Cregan
Cleveland
McKeona
Allen
MccKeown
C. O. Chapin
Springfield
Bridget Scanlon
Lawrence
Merrimac River
H. K. Shashirt
Westfield
Joseph Butler
North Adams
Bertha Noel
Elizabeth Forbes
Enfield
Judge Forbes
Northampton
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B. F. Randall
Fall River
Andrew Flood
Cape Ann
Bay View
Massachusetts Hospital
Frank Allen
Warren
Thomas Roach, Jr
West Brookfield
Francis Allen
Haverhill Gazette
Edward Evans
Moore Street
Merrimac
Patrick Lowrey
Jack Murphy
Lowrey
Ireland
Bismarck
Voltaire
Lowell Railroad Company
Lynn
106Th Essex
Wakb
George H. Lindsey
Samuel E. Marsh
Edward Barrett
WARD
Charles D. Hollis
James Bb. Paul
William B. Moulton
John G. Sleeper
Horace F. Lewis
Albert A.green
Thomas F. Shortell
Joseph Haines
John Nickerson
Edward Heffernan
Alfred W. Tirrell
William H. Lucie
Daniel Donovan
Charles F. Burrill
Warp 5
Frank Jones
William C. Lamphier
Hiram E. Munroe
M. M. Harney
W.C
Charles H. Allen
James White
W. N. Starret
W.H. H. Tuttle
J. H. Brown
Hugh Cochrane
George A. Goddard
W. H. Kennard
Solomon Marble
James Walker, Jr
Francis J. Baxter
John E. Huntress
W. B. Cutter
J. Augustus Felt
S. K. Cohen
Charles J. McCormick
John C- Cook
Middlesex
John M. Spencer
Stoneham
Essex
Joseph Watson
West Newbury
Plymouth
Nahum F. Morse
Rochester
Bristol
Humphrey A. Gufford, Jr
George Nelson
New Bedford
Worcester
Frank W. Adams
Royalston
Charles S. Lord
Templeton
David M. Richardson
Mendon
Hampden
Allan Higginbottom
Holyoke
Chesterfield
Hampshire
Paul Cudworth
Plainfield
J. M. Crosby
Franklin
C. H. McClellan
Greenfield
W. Allis
Whately
John D. Miller
Cotrain
Berkshire
William Leavitt
Stockbridge
George Kellogg
Sheffield
James Oliver
Athol
Allen W. Goodmen
Dana
Charlies H. McLellan
H. C. Joyner
Norfolk
William B. Nolan
George B. Towle
Medway
John G. Maguire
Thomas P. Ayer
Ward G. Lynn
James W. Switzer
Charles 8. Goodridge
Taunton
Frank S. Babbitt
George Bridgham
George M. Woodward
John Shumway
Medfield
Atwood Hall
Stoughton
John T. Flood
Randolph
Bushrod Morse
Sharon
George E. Craig
Walpole
D. H. Blanchard
W. B. Thayer
Fitch
John Courtney
William E. Courtney
Michael Sexton
Abiel Pevey
A. L. Ready
John F. Haynes
Henry B. Louvering
Congress
Music Hall
Workingmen’s Association
Anne
Academy of Music
Anson S. Wood
W. W. Crapo
Robert T. Davis
Lyman
Eliot Hall
Newton
Col
Theodore Lyman
Levi C. Wade
Candler Club
West Newton
City Hall
J. W
Independent Republican Temperance Committee
Essex House
Salem
Coliseum
McKinley
Ohio
George A. Marden
Harvey N. Shepard
George Babbitt
Provincetown
Weston Howl
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
Democrats
C. W. Bowerman
Pittsfield
James A. McGeough
Boston
Henry C. Stark
Hyde Park
Democratic County Committee
Gloucester
P. A. Collins
Jonas H. French
Republican Pan
Moody Boynton
Thompson
Boynton
Col. French
En. Butler
Samuel L. Powers
George
Boutwell
Marlboro
J. W. Candler
Gen. McKinley
Senator Frye
Maine
Anna Jenness
Reuben Noble
Joseph Titus
Maj. McCafferty
Natick
Ambrose A. Ranney
F. WH. Paine, Esq
Missionary Society session reports strong 18 month funds
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society executive committee met in Philadelphia with Mrs. W. P. Warren presiding. Miss Gibson and several missionaries to India and China were introduced. Treasurer reports total gifts of 195,678 dollars over the last 18 months, with regional contributions listed including New England New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Northwestern Western Baltimore.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
W.P. Warren
Boston
New England
New York
Cincinnati
Northwestern
Western
Baltimore
Massachusetts Canvass Addresses by Sigel Frech and Rothenburg
The article covers acceptances, rallies, and notes from the Massachusetts canvass featuring General Franz Sigel Dr. August Frech and Charles Rothenburg-Nominations and public engagements tied to the campaign. It outlines campaign events, speakers, and the spread of political messaging across key locations in Massachusetts.
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Franz Sigel
August Frech
Charles Rothenburg
Massachusetts
Farenil Hall
Boston Personal Liberty League
League
Gen. Butler
New York
Cenes Frank Ludwig
Charles Sneger
Personal Liberty League
Henny Bachmann
N. Schross
Charles Lutz
Carl Ebenhardt
Emil Fredler
A. J. Gutermuth
Frank Backelmann
Otto Kramer
D. Fousel
Jaques Levy
M. Engelhardt
S. Wolffrohn
E. Dietrich
Robert Sieber
J. Gahm
M. Kallmann
Isaac Rosnosky
W. Perkins
Repblican Party
Ohio
German Personal Liberty League
America
Boston
Butler
Union
California
United States
Sisyphus
Europe
France
Washington
England
Gerreans
Brewers’ Society For Self-Protection
Connecticut
Republican Party
Democracy
Butler speaks at town hall urging change in government
Gen. Butler addressed a crowded Braintree audience outlining a historical party shift, criticizing Republican claims as pro labor exploitation and warning of dire U.S. consequences. He repeated the same speech in Weymouth later, stressing tariff issues and the need for radical reform.
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Braintree
Gen. Butler
Town Hall
United States
Weymouth
Boston meeting yields grim forecast on political races
Hon George B Loring exits Youngs hotel in Boston musing on the fate of the agricultural bureau. Col Dan Wiley notes possible Butler victory yet fears Gand ler and Bowman losses. The friendly exchange reveals a despondent mood over pending election results.
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The
Marlboro Times
George B. Loring
Young’s
Boston
Agricultural Bureau
Col
Dan. Wiley
Custom House
Butler
Gandler
Bowman
Scandal at Supreme Court Clerk’s Office Revealed
Washington reports a serious scandal in the United States Supreme Court clerk’s office. Irregular practices long practiced involve illegal transcript fees charged to the public printer, with 1880 false charges exceeding $20,000. Chief Justice Waite vows the court must purge itself. Amden, Tariff Commission clerk, is accused of shaping reports and selectively releasing testimony.
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Boston Post
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Middleton
Canvel
Ilegal
Supreme Court
Maryland
Waite
Tariff Commission
Congress
Commission
Amden
John Roach
Barnaby and Morse Clash in Narragansett Park Race
Ten thousand spectators watched J B Barnaby Co s Billy D and Morse s Yellow Dock race for a 2000 purse in a best three of five event at Narragansett Park Yellow Dock led by taking two heats with times 34 1 09 2 163 and 34 1 09 1 2 18 Darkness halted the event with postponement until tomorrow
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R.J
J. B. Barnaby & Co
Billy D
Morse
Yellow Dock
Narragansett Park
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Ont
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Hull
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William Sherbourne
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Gen Butler
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Florence Holmes
George A Olmes
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