Governor and Congressman-elect mood in early reports
Governor and Congressman-elect Long is described as in a more cheerful mood than George F. Hoax. The record notes many signs that Mr. Plear's political prospects are significantly harmed.
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George F. Hoax
Mr. Plear
Governor race ends in heavy loss for Col. Glick
The Topeka cap ital notes this marks the greatest effort of Col. Glick's life and its worst failure. Glick, Democratic candidate for governor, was elected by about 12 000 majority while the text suggests a 30 000 anticipated majority being faded into disappearance context.
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Kas
Georgia tide elects governor in wheelchair victory
A tidal wave began in Georgia on October 4 with Democrats securing a 2357 vote majority for a governor described as weighing 98 pounds and reliant on an invalid chair. The claim that the wave started in Ohio is unfounded. it merely gained strength there.
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Ohio
Morrison defeats expectations in western district
Washington reports initial western section news misread that William R. Morrison was defeated by Gen Keuffner. Morrison wins re election by a majority more than twice his previous margin. Republican district fixes cited. Morrison quotes a 2377 majority in private despatch.
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William R. Morrison
Keuffner
Post
Morrison
Congress
Lincoln
Lafayette Hallis Re-elected to New Hampshire Senate
Complete returns from the Newmarket senatorial district show Democrat Lafayette Hallis re-elected over Republican Joshua B. Smith. The piece highlights Hallis’s hard work saving Newmarket from Republican gains, notes celebratory events, and references local results in Sullivan, Grafton, and surrounding towns with mentions of key figures and political factions.
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Lafayette Wall
Senate
Hale
Boston Post
Concorp
N. H
Newmarket
Laffayette Halli
Joshua B. Smith
Mgr. Hall
Pheonix
Nathaniel E. Martin
Col. George
John M. Mitchell
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E.q
Haverhill
D. B. Donovan
Donovan
Leach
Norton
Sullivan County
Sempster
Edgerly
Washington
Goshen
Manchester
Joseph Q. Roles
Ossipee
Harry Bingham
Littleton
Roles
Chandler
Keene
Col
Concord
Nashua
Central Square
Cheshire House
G. B. Twitchell
Norcross
Fitchburg
E. P. Loring
Pittsfield
O. C. Moore
Henry Abbott
George Pierce
Winchester
States Mentioned In A List Across The Region
A fragmented OCR list references Vermont Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin Rhode Island and New Hampshire with a likely regional context. The items appear as standalone state names without accompanying events dates or actions. The text reads as a portion of a regional notice or directory entry without a clear narrative.
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Vermont
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Its Probable Political Complexion in Senate and House
The piece analyzes party control after March 4 with Republicans likely holding a slim Senate majority aided by two Virginia repudiators. It notes uncertainty over whether Illinois, Colorado, and Nebraska seats will go Republican and cites House results from the Post with Democrats at 201, Republicans 118, and six miscellaneous, totaling a Democratic majority of 77 and a 83 vote margin.
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Senate
Virginia
Nlinois
Colorado
Nebraska
Saunders
House
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Montpelier
Thespouse
A. P. Childs
Bennington
Late election returns show Illinois race uncertainty
Returns to midnight leave Illinois state officer outcomes in doubt. Rep state treasurer candidate Smith leads Dem Orendorff by about 7,000 in reported counties, but southern counties remain to be counted. Rep Stratton for superintendent trailing Democrat Raab. results hinge on full county totals. In Kansas, George W. Glick's win praised as a victory for liberty, anti-prohibition, and railroad reform, with Foster expected as U S senator per local Democrats.
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Pennsylvania
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Beaver
R. Pattison
Chalmers
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Manning
Iowa
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Greenbacker
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Kansas
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George W. Glick
Glick
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United
Judge Foster
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United States
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Northumberland
Richmond County
John Wise
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Wise
Indiana
Indianapolis
Peelle
Congress
Waterville
Pixmouth
Mass
Naval Constructors Depart for Newport and Yard Repairs
Naval Constructor T E Webb left yesterday for Newport on temporary duty. Assistant Constructor J F Hanscom will manage the construction department during Webb’s absence. The naval board of inspection led by Commodore A A Semmes completed duties at the yard and heads to Washington to report to the secretary of the navy. The Caisson at the end of the dry dock was moved into the dock for carking and repairs along with other necessary work.
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T. E. Webb
Newport
J. F. Hanscom
U.S. N
Webb
Naval Board of Inspection
A. A. Semmes
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Arson charge for Benjamin A Parker after arrest
Benjamin A Parker of North Berwick Maine was arrested Thursday at Contoocook and returned to Maine where he will be arraigned on arson charges. The Manchester area burglary saw residences of Harrison D Lord James B Sawyer Samuel W Smith and James W Barrett entered and watches and some money taken.
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Benjamin A. Parker
North Berwick
Contoocock
Maine
Harrison D. Lord
James B. Sawyer
Samuel W. Smith
James W. Barrett
Manchester
Disappearances and Fatal Incidents Reported in Massachusetts
In Massachusetts a Westford man Charles G Wright vanishes amid fears of insanity. Spencer baggage master Kenny Bemis, about 20, is killed when struck by trains. New Bedford's Rev A M Rice wanders, returns home after travel via Baltimore. North Adams resident Fred Tirrell, while insane, tries to stab family but is restrained and to be sent to Northampton Insane Asylum. Lawrence merchant George Ferguson Jr dies after shotgun discharge while loading in a wagon. he was unmarried and a leading young merchant.
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Charles G. Wright
Westford
Kenny Bemis
Spencer
A. M. Rice
New Bedford
Baltimore
Fred Tirrell
North Adams
Ife
Northampton
George Ferguson
George
Arm torn from man by belt in Woonsocket incident
In Woonsocket Joseph Dufresene suffered a severe injury after his left arm was torn away when it caught in a belt Friday. The accident involved a machine and workers nearby reported the event as a serious injury on the shop floor.
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C. A. Robbins & Son
Gardiner
Ira Hart
Jefferson Calderon
George Field
Miles Moody
Joseph Dufresene
Woonsocket
Robert McCloy
Pawtucket
Police
Conlon
Supreme Court
William J. King & Son
S Vs. Quidneck Company
William Sprague
Gen. Butler
Henry Johnson
Providence
Henry Murray
Murray
Johnson
Shipowners at New York Meeting Propose Congress Requests
In New York the maritime exchange hosted an important meeting with Griscom presiding. Delegates from Bath and Philadelphia groups backed recommendations to Congress: end three months extra pay for seamen leaving abroad, remove duties on foreign rigging and imports, end consular fees on vessels, and limit shipowner liability to ownership share. They also supported the Claflin bill altering sick pay to 50 cents daily and allowing captains who pass exams to pilot their own ships. An executive committee of Park, McWhitmore, Burt, and Welsh will present the views.
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Maritime Exchange
Clermont A. Griscom
Philadelphia
Exchange
Messrs
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Bath Board of Trade
Burt and Humphries
New Engl Ship Officers’ Association of
Boston
Baltimore
Congress
Pacific
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Burt
Welsh
Gore faces bigamy after Charlestown forgery term
Albert E. Gore also known as Harry E. Morton was convicted of bigamy in the New York General Sessions Court after being released from Charlestown jail where he served a year for forgery. He had married Mignonette Peacock of Jersey City in 1880 and Mary Hielen Royston of New York in 1581.
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Albert E. Gore
Harry E. Morton
Charlestown
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Court of General Sessions
Gore
Mignonette Peacock
Jersey City
N. J
Mary Hielen Royston
Frederick Pierce
Arthur Traller
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James Conroy
Ballston
Peter McCann
Arthur
Charles E. Miller
Herman W. Knowles
Washington
Canoeists From Lake George Reach Cincinnati
Dr J D Kendall and wife from St Johnsbury Vt with Dr C A Kneide of Schuylerville N Y arrived in Cincinnati by canoe after leaving Lake George August 19. They traveled via Buffalo and the Allegheny to the Ohio. Mrs Kendall returns home but the trio plans to push on toward the gulf then up the coast to New York and the Hudson, aiming to reach their start point next August as guests of the Cincinnati Canoe Club.
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St. Johnsbury
C. A. Kneide
Schuylerville
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Lake George
Buffalo
Allegheny
Cincinnati Canoe Club
Corwin shells Indian village after Alaska voyage
United States revenue cutter Corwin returns from Alaska and reports shelling and burning of a native village before leaving. Many natives killed. white prisoners were held. Ten bodies recovered from wreck of the American bark Melville.
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B.C
United States Revenue Cutter
Corwin
Alaska
Melville
Wabash Express Derailed Near Standberry Mo Killings
North bound Wabash line derailed near Standberry Missouri this morning. Baggage and express agent Mr Graves is killed and several others injured. The accident reported from Council Bluffs with the wreckage noted and status of victims not fully known.
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Innese
Unscrupulous Leader Blaine in Washingson Exposed
Special correspondence paints James G Blaine as a brilliant yet shallow political operator in Washington. The piece contrasts Blaine with Grant stalwarts, notes his allure to half educated followers and his use of power for profit. It describes his circle, methods, and a grand, ostentatious Washington house serving as a political hub.
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Lynn Marbles and Shrewd Local Events Highlight Lynn News
Dr J A McArthur bought the estate on South Common street from Rev Patrick Strain. The old Lynn Hospital furniture transfers to the new association. John G Barker elected president of the Houghton Horticultural society. Shoe shipments from Lynn rose to 3717 weekly. Voters demand recounts in ninth Essex district. New Boston Revere Beach Lynn railroad engine enters service. Lynn Electric Light buys Providence company with a plan to move works to Lynn. Marblehead hosts a democratic jollification for Butler wins. Somerville notes sermons, relief corps supper, Samaritan society meeting, evening schools opening, church repairs. Cambridge City Guards hold annual parade and ball on Cambridge common and at Brattle Square Armory.
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Nathan E. Moulton
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Wholeness in Character by Moral Reform Talk at Wesleyan Hall
Reverend F A Hinckeley addressed the Moral Reform association at Wesleyan hall on Friday afternoon. He argued that nature and human life run on opposites and balance, urging temperate growth and the union of differing temperaments to achieve wholeness, nobility, and moral development in youth and society.
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Vogeler Firm Reorganized Honor Swift City Benefactor
The Baltimore Herald reports negotiations concluded to form the Charles A. Vogeler Co. with the widow Vogeler, Christian Devries, and H D Ambstaetter as partners. The new firm will carry on Vogeler’s plans and promote products like St Jacobs Oil while honoring the founder, whose memory will be kept alive in the enterprise.
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William Devries & Co
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Hamburg
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Noteworthy Exhibits and Secretary Frelinghuysen Interview
Washington observers note Henry George secured an interview with Secretary Frelinghuysen who said no further reparations from England would be pursued for Ireland. George praised the English apology and emphasized principles over dollars, stressing the broader issue of American citizens facing mistreatment abroad.
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Public Lack of Interest in the Commission Proceedings
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal notes low public interest in a mayoral commission on Boston water quality. It cites public indifference mirrored by the commission and urges action, urging better protection of water sources and a stronger effort to improve drinking water amid ongoing concerns over contamination and sewage.
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Chochituate
Public meeting to discuss Claflin school house sanitation
A ward 2 public meeting is scheduled for Saturday evening at Tremont hall to address the poor sanitary condition of the Claflin school house. Capt. Brown, the high school military instructor, has tendered his resignation. Two men named McCarty and Dority were arrested in Camden, New Jersey, on suspicion of involvement in Newton Centre burglaries. City Marshal Hinds departed Thursday night to retrieve them.
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Dority
Camden
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Hinds
Dover man pleads guilty to stealing horse and buggy
Aleck McEvoy of Dover, New Hampshire, 24, appeared before Trial Justice Morse in Natick and confessed to stealing a horse and buggy from R. T. Brooks on September 29. He was ordered to $1,000 sureties for the next term. failure to pay meant jail. Brooks recovered the team in Medfield and returned it home.
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Brooks
Medfield
Finest ruby in the country on display at Howard & Co
Howard & Co of Fifth Avenue, New York, announces a ruby described as vividly red with no dark center shade and five times the value of the finest old mina diamond of equal size. The firm says the stone is rarely seen and invites comparison with any ruby.
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Revere
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