Cleveland Ballots Counted As New York City Outlines Result
Special despatch reports the Democratic canvass in New York state showing Cleveland gaining as official returns arrive from Monroe Erie Orange and Sullivan counties. Brooklyn and Kings counts shift slightly with a 172 vote statewide gain for Cleveland as the aldermen debate the electoral returns and refer to corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
New York
Democratic State Committee
Erie
Monroe
Orange
Sullivan
Cleveland
Ben Butler
Democratic National Committee
William H. Vandervilt
Senator Gorman
Executive Committee
William H. Vanderbilt
National Democratic Committee
B. F. Butler
Washington Star
Vanderbilt
Depew
Blaine
Butler
Democratic
Gen. Butler
Hendricks
Logan
Gen. Logan
New York City
Navy
Franklin
Kings
Avery
Greene County
Barsford
Kings County
Brooklyn Eagle
Brooklyn
New York County
Erie County
New York Board of Aldermen
Board of Aldermen
Tenth Assembly
John K. Brodsky
O'Conner
Grant
O’conner
Faiigrafff
Committee On Corrections
Walker Blaine warns backers against bets on father
A Mewbur yport Herald item notes Walker Blaine urges bettors not to pay bets on his father. The piece questions if trickery and dishonesty exist in the family or if a Boston customs official is correct that betting is illegal. It also mentions factional Republican struggles in Illinois and doubts about Gen Logan’s Senate re election. Charley Farwell is suggested as a rival to Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Blaine
Mewburyport Herald
Boston Customs
Illinois
Gen. Logan
Senate
Charley Farwell
Logan
Across-County Races and Kelly Allegations Questioned
A Concord Monitor claim about 47 of 60 New York counties having Democratic local officers is challenged as false. The piece argues Republicans lead most county canvassing boards and that evidence of John Kelly selling out to Cleveland is lacking, with doubts about Blaine ballots cited and pending clarification expected.
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Concord Monitor
New York
Boards of Supervisors
Monitor
John Kelly
Cleveland
Kelly
River of opinions sparks island relocation debate
Local editors clash over influence of Rev. Dr. Ball and a disputed Smutty Nose island site near Portsmouth New Hampshire. The comments reflect rival newspaper endorsements and objections to relocating the preacher. A fisherman’s business on the island is cited as at risk if a new resident arrives.
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Dr. Ball
Buffalo
South Sea Islands
Brooklyn Eagle
Smutty Nose Island
Portsmouth
N. H
Boston Post
Ball
Frend Caswell
Portsmouth Times
Blaine Supporters Tarnish Election Faith in News Bulletins
The Blaine faction in New York is falling back as returns show losses. The Herald accuses a concerted effort to undermine trust in the election's honesty, blaming the New York Tribune for misleading reports and noting a Boston Journal influence. A local man reportedly gambled his savings on Blaine based on Journal bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Herald
New York Tribune
Tribune
Boston Journal
Savings Bank
Journal
French Forces Take Tamsui and World News Circulate
Despatch from Shanghai reports French forces occupy Tamsui. Papal plans to create Rennes and Sens archbishops cardinals before Easter. Madrid treaty mentions free sugars up to No 16, tobacco duties on Antilles. Earthquake shock near Manchester alarms residents. Paris anti-protectionist league forms to oppose food import duties. Bismarck aims to keep Congo conference debates secret until end. Lumber yard fire at Hammersmith destroys Shephard’s yard. barge lumber burn with twenty engines at work. Bruce, ex-Baptist minister, escapes asylum. Lowell assurance for inquiry. Australian advices: British protectorate proclaimed on southern New Guinea coast. settlement not permitted. Baron Carlingford to retire. Rosebery to become Lord Privy Seal and head works and buildings. postmaster general to cabinet.
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Shanghai
Tamsui
France
Rennes
Sens
Madrid
United States
America
Antilles
Clitheroe
Manchester
Paris
Meline
Messrs
Sandford
Stanley
Strauch
Berlin
Congo
Prince Bismarck
Shephard
Hammersmith
Bruce
Lowell
Truce
New Guinea
Baron Carlingford
Lord Roseberry
George J. Sirhaw-Lefevre
Democratic Editor in Republican District Joyful Over Cleveland
Eben H. Safford, age 75, longtime editor of the Essex Banner in Haverhill Massachusetts, praises the Cleveland inauguration after 24 years without a Democratic rooster in his columns. Gen Joseph A Hall of Maine visiting the American house summarizes a rare political moment in a Republican stronghold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Hall
Maine
Eben H. Safford
Essex Banner
Haverhill
Mass
Cleveland
Backward Glances of the 1880 Conventions and Leaders
An Indiana Sentinel narrative reviews the 1880 Republican Blaine and Democratic Cleveland nominating contests. It praises Blaine’s daring campaign, Cleveland’s steady diplomacy, and Dan Manning’s role in uniting factions. It notes Tammany resistance, Curtis’s independent revolt, and the authors’ view of moving toward Cleveland’s presidency.
Cleveland Carried State. Syracuse Paper Predicts Victory
Syracuse Morning Standard reports that Cleveland has carried New York state, predicting Republicans statewide will accept the view. The newspaper plans to publish the result the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse Morning Standard
Rep
Cleveland
Democrats Celebrate Cleveland Victory Across Cities
In Columbia South Carolina Democrats held a torchlight parade with transparencies, rockets, and cannon fire. Speeches by Senators McButter Wade Hampton Gov Thompson and others followed a New York Sun dispatch on Cleveland's New York plurality. Nearby Framingham Claremont and Damariscotta held similar celebrations with illuminations parades bonfires fires and gun salutes.
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South Carolina
Dane
Cotumbia
S. C
Cleveland
McButter
Wade Hampton
Thompson
Daily Register
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
New York
South Framingham
Mass
Framingham
Claremont
N. H
Keene
Newport
Cornish
Plainfield
Unity
Brattleboro
Delta Theta convention elects officers and adjourns in Nashville
In Nashville on November 14 the Delta Theta convention elected officers for two years led by President Hilton Brown of Indianapolis News and historian A A Stearns of Cleveland. Secretary O P Bassett Newark, treasurer Charles A Foster Madison Wis, with $4500 receipts and $700 cash balance. Next meeting set for Cincinnati in October 1886. Col William Vilas Wisconsin named orator Eugene Field Chicago News poet. Charters denied Kentucky Military Institute and Davidson College North Carolina. Banquet closed the gathering with toasts by Judge John F Phillips Missouri and Judge Dulaney Kentucky.
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Nashville
Tenn
Delta Theta Convention
Hilton Brown
The
Indianapolis News
A. A. Stearns
Cleveland
O. P. Bassett
Newark
Charles A. Foster
Madison
Wis
Cincinnati
William Vilas
Wisconsin
Eugene Field
Chicago News
Kentucky Military Institute
Davidson College
North Carolina
John F. Phillips
Missouri
Dulaney
Kentucky
Selma ratification clash shocks Muncie dispatch
A Muncie dispatch reports Democrats tried to hold a ratification meeting in Selma last night. Republicans attended in large numbers. A fracas erupted with cheers for Jeff Davis, a debt erupted in which about 100 men fought. Shots, bricks, and clubs were used. Several were injured but none killed. Tempers remain high and further trouble is expected.
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CuicaGco
Muncie
Ind
Daily News
Selma
Jeff Davis
Fatal rocket incident at Wellington Democratic celebration
A sky rocket struck Mrs. John Schnarr in the eye during a Wellington celebration. A rocket also hit the Phillips house office, injuring the night clerk who is in precarious condition. W. H. Hood of Pittsburg, a hotel guest, was seriously wounded in the face.
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Kansas City
Wellington
John Schnarr
Phillips House
W. H. Hood
Pittsburg
Joint trunk line panel restores east bound tariffs
New York November 14 The joint executive committee of the trunk line commission decided to restore the east bound tariff rates adopted in July. They will go into effect on November 17 and apply to all freight classes except live stock. Each road and especially the president will be held strictly responsible for any further cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trunk Line Commission
Annual Census and Treasury Reports Highlighted in Washington
Washington dispatch outlines the census bureau plans and funding requests to extend the tenth census work to July 1 1887 with extra appropriations. It also covers the Fifth Auditor Alexander’s yearly tabulations, consular fees, internal revenue totals, and a roundup of customs decisions and army appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrcensury Department
Washington
C. W. Seaton
Secretary of the Interior
Wareau
Congress
Alexander
Secretary of the Treasury
Alabama
Treasury Department
Madras
Crete
The Asiatic Plague Latest Paris Cholera Report
Paris reports fewer cholera cases as cool weather lowers mortality to about one in 36,000. Doctors note comparisons with Toulon and typhoid fever, urge calm, and warn against unnecessary evacuations. American Christian Christiansen among the dead. Nantes Toulon Oran fatalities noted. Gov Robinson urged sanitary measures per national board recommendations.
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Paris
Toulon
West End
MacGivan
Gallignani
The
Moniteur Universal
Christian Christiansen
California
Nantes
Oran
Robinson
National Board of Health
National Board
State Board of Health
Train Plunges Into Brazos River Killing Ten Riders
Meagre reports from Hempstead indicate a Houston and Texas Central night express left the rails and plunged into the Brazos River early today. Ten passengers are reported dead and eleven injured, with the engine remaining on track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Houston and Texas Central Railway
Hempstead
Brazos River
Arrest of California deputy treasurer for defalcation
Arthur D. January deputy state treasurer and son of the state treasurer, was arrested in Sacramento for appropriating forty thousand dollars deposited by counties for safekeeping. The money was lost at gambling and the prisoner acknowledges his guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sacramento
Cal
Arthur D. January
Critics clash over animal industry bureau at stockmen meeting
In Chicago at the National Stockmen's convention Prof Law of Cornell denounced the bureau of animal industry as inefficient and a needless expense. Commissioner Loring defended the bureau as a valuable aid to the department of agriculture. A motion to thank Prof Law was laid on the table.
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Chicago
National Stockmen’s Convention
Law
Cornell University
Bureau of Animal Industry
Loring
Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Cleveland's Plurality Figures From New York Papers
New York reports differing estimates of Cleveland's statewide lead with The Times at 1267, World 1257, Sun 1241, while the Tribune sticks to yesterday's figure. Outside New York and Kings counties Cleveland leads by 58,957, with official count reducing it by 351.
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New York
The
Tribune
Times This Morning
Cleveland
World
Sun
Blaine
Kings Counties
Vadmer furnace stack restarted after wage cut agreed
In Phillipsburg New Jersey on November 14 the Vadmer furnace stack, idle for months, was started after the company informed workers it could not operate at current wages. The men accepted a general wage reduction of 10 to 12 percent in exchange for winter work.
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Phillipsburg
N. J
Vermont house probes taxes, farms, and soldiers home
Montpelier Vermont November 14 A bill adds roller skating rinks to gross receipts tax base under the corporation tax law Col A B Franklin Newfane State grange master introduces a proposal for a state agricultural experiment station A bill also to incorporate the state home for soldiers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Col
A. B. Franklin
Newfane
Grange
Sugar Refineries to Shut Down Halting 500 Jobs
Philadelphia factories halt operations as Knight & Co and McKean, Barre & Co close. About 300 workers from Knight & Co and nearly 200 from McKean, Barre & Co lose jobs due to weak trade conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
C. Knight & Co
McKean, Barre & Co
Democratic Buty. Plain Truths Spoken by Ex Speaker Randall
New York election coverage notes Tammany hall committee celebrating Cleveland and Hendricks. Ex Speaker Randall and John (last name unread) delivered speeches in the aftermath of the 1884 styled race as party factions assess results and future strategies.
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Randall
New York
Tammany Hall General Committee
Cleveland
Hendricks
John
Davy Compass Station Set at Coddingtons Cove
Orders received at Newport to prepare at Coddingtons Cove for the compass station of the Davy to ascertain and regulate the compass deviation of the new steel cruisers.
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Providence
R. I
Newport
Coddington’s Cove
Davy
Port sailing duo reach Bridgeport in small sailboat
Capt. William Smith and his son William E. arrived in Bridgeport from Portland, Missouri, aboard a 20-foot sailboat en route to St. Augustine Florida. They left September 25 and plan to arrive December 15, with the voyage reported as accident free so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
William Smith
William E
Portland
St. Augustine
Fla
United States suit over Brighton Ranch fencing lands decided
In Omaha on November 14 the federal case to force Brighton Ranch to remove fencing around about 52 000 acres of public lands proceeded toward a decision with the United States seeking removal of the fences to restore public access and use.
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Omaha
Neb
United States
Brighton Ranch
Baa Hogan
Eminent Physicians Debate Drunkard Care and Reform
A state hearing on establishing a care and reform institution for confirmed drunkards featured Dr. Bowditch favoring a country facility with four month minimum terms, Dr. Clark urging repeal of laws, and Dr. Day proposing a 300-patient center near population centers with a farm. Sentiments split on prohibiting drinking places and using workhouses, with the hearing set to resume today.
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State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Henry I. Bowditch
Henry G. Clark
Boston
Boards of Health
Albert Day
Washingtonian Home
Frank B. Sanborn
Centenary Services Mark Bishop Seabury’s Consecration
London at St Pauls Cathedral hosts a grand service marking the 100th anniversary of Bishop Seabury’s consecration with the archbishop of Canterbury and multiple bishops in attendance. In Hartford and New York similar commemorations unfold with sermons, processions, and communion led by notable clergy. The observance recalls English and Scottish Episcopal links and the early American church’s struggle for an independent episcopacy.
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London
St. Paul’s
Seabury
Protestant Episcopal Church
Aberdeen
John Wesley
Church of America
America
Scotland
England
Fond du Lac
Minnesota
Hartford
Conn
Christchurch
Williams
Tatlock
South Norwalk
Beardsley
New Haves
W. F. Nichols
Samuel Hart
Trinity College
New York
Samuel Seabury
Trinity Church
Scarborough
New Jersey
Henry C. Potter
Morgan Dix
Arthur Brooks
Potter
Dix
Post-Election Fun and the Inauguration Dance Debate
From the New York Law quarrels over Blaine or Cleveland faded as supporters plan cabinets, diplomacy, and an inauguration ball. Col Pulsifer of the Boston Herald is praised for wit, while Cleveland a Presbyterian is praised as a dancer though the marble floor must be sound. Carl Schurz will likely impress at the ball.
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New York
Blaine
Cleveland
Boston Herald
Col. Pulsifer
The
Herald
Massachusetts
Washington
Shakers
Carl Schurz
Boston Independent Republican Mugwumps
Boston
Desperate gang of thieves tried in Gloucester court
The Gloucester trial reveals a bold gang tied to tapping Henry son till. Michael Conway and John Jd Coleman of Beverly are discharged. James Spencer and William McKinnon convicted and required to post 200 bail. Six other defendants including George Doherty and Edward Habner bound over 1000 each for highway robbery with Broad incident. Three more cases await, including house breaking and larceny. A Boston officer arrives with a warrant against one suspect.
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Gloucester
Mass
Michael Conway
John Jd
Coleman
Beverly
Henson
James Spencer
William McKinnon
George F. Doherty
James Murray
Edward Habner
Harry Fritz
Harry Kennedy
John Garland
George Jones
Rodney Jones
Samuel Broad
J. O. Proctor, Jr
Boston
Deaths from gas in Brooklyn shoe store on Broadway
New York reports Louis Shift a Brooklyn shoe maker, his workman and a boy suffocated by gas at 708 Broadway. Gas fitters had been working at the scene and failed to shut pipes. Also: Texas Pacific bondholders’ committee settlement allows full interest on console bonds to resume December 1.
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New York
Louis
Broadway
Brooklyn
Texas Pacific Company
Bondholders’ Committee
Kings County
Generation King
Cleveland
Edson
Walling
Sullivan
Greenfield
Madison Square Garden
Plymouth Grand Jury Indicts Five on Mixed Charges
The Plymouth grand jury reported indictments against John H. Batchelder for killing sheep H. M. Clark for breaking and entering J H Baird for rape G H Harris for breaking and entering and stealing a horse harness and carriage F H Holton for stealing $31 Jesse Wise for stealing a team Harris pleaded guilty and was sentenced to five years in the state prison Henry M Clark was sent to the industrial school during minority The court adjourned to December 9 Three men arrested at Lake Sunapee for breaking and entering the hatching house and killing trout were fined $100 each The democrats celebrated national victory with parades and illumination in Rumney and elsewhere.
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Plymouth
N. H
John H. Batchelder
Alexandria
H. M. Clark
J. H. Baird
Littleton
G. H. Harris
F. H. Holton
Wentworth
Jesse Wise
Henry M. Clark
Lake Sunapee
Hodge
Rumney
Mob Attacks House, Murders 14 in Nahuezalco Land Dispute
The Diario Oficial of San Salvador reports a mob of about 200 attacked the house of Jesus Parades, Fomas Padilla, and Capt. Pancho in Nahuezalco, San Sonato. Fourteen people including two wives and children were killed, with houses burned. Police captain and several others were slain. arrests are noted as ongoing.
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Panama
Diario Oficial of
San Salvador
House of Jesus
Fomas Padilla
Pancho
Nahuezalco
Department of
San Sonato
Parades
Padilla
Panche
Drummer Struck by Express Train In Hartford County
David Bradley seventy a Cheshire resident was struck by a fast express at Parkville this afternoon. He was found dead at the scene but later reported alive at Hartford hospital. Bradley is partially deranged and has for years traveled the state playing a drum. He did not hear the train approaching while drumming.
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Hartford
Conn
David Bradley
Cheshire
Parkville
Hartford Hospital
False Ideas in Religion and Social Law at Moral Education Meeting
Mr C W Ernst spoke at Wesleyan hall on a moral law universal to all action. He argued ethics is not an exact science and must be judged by the will to do right, not by consequences or instruction. He urged reform through better wills, opposed parental authority, and praised U S international morals in foreign policy.
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Exnat
Moral Education Society
C. W. Ernst
Moral Education Association
Wesleyan Hall
Ernst
New England
Speaten
United States
Serious Indian Trouble Precipitated in Washington Territory
A clash near Atsalady Washington between ten Indians and whites left one white wounded and two Indians badly hurt after drunken Indians attacked two men with pistols. Whites disarmed them and a melee followed as more Indians intervened. Both sides fired. the Indians fled by canoe threatening retaliation. The tribe has declared war and efforts to pacify them are underway.
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Washington Territory
Portland
Ore
Atsalady
W.es
Indiana
Vermont Supreme Court picks in joint assembly
In a forenoon joint assembly the legislature elected seven supreme court judges. Homer E. Royce was elected chief judge with 160 votes, Jonathan Ross 77, H. H. Powers, T. P. Redfield, and James Barrett also named among associates who were re elected by acclamation. For the seventh seat H. H. Walker won on the final ballots with 124 votes, L. Hi Thompson 39, S. C. Shurtlett 11, and scattering ballots.
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W. G. Veazey
John W. Rowell
Judge Redfield
H. H. Walker
Ludlow
L. Hi. Thompson
Grasburg
S. C. Shurtlett
Momipetier Jr. Scattering
Walker
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Plans Winter Campaign
The lecture and publication bureau held a meeting at Barnum's hotel with all members present. A plan of operations for the winter was mapped out and speakers were to be sent to all parts of America to enlist Catholics in the total abstinence movement. A public temperance meeting followed at St. Alphonsus hall.
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Baltimore
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Barnum’s
Wea
America
St. Alphonsus Hall
Upton Glue Works Fire Destroys Peabody Plant
Upton's glue works on Foster street Peabody burned this morning with 125 workers losing jobs. Loss about 90000 dollars insured for 75000. Fire started in hot room of King Upton's plant, firefighters battled flames through night. first steamer withdrew due to a hot axle. Authorities trace alarms to multiple chimney fires around city.
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Worthington
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Nassau and
Ash Streets
St. George
Washington Street
Engine No
Huntington
Huntington Avenue
Wright
Maine YMCA Holds Eighteenth Annual Convention
The eighteenth annual convention of the Young Men’s Christian Association of Maine opened in BippEFORD with officers and committees chosen. Pierre McConville of Bangor spoke on State Work How shall it be Conducted and J A Gould of Bangor discussed How to Sustain it Successfully, with BE W Watkins of New York on Business Management of Christian Associations. The convention will continue three days.
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Bippeford
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Maine
Pierre McConville
Bangor
J. A. Gould
BE. W. Watkins
New York
Caughey Lectures On Paris At Tremont Temple
At Tremont temple Charles M Caughey delivered the third of his series on journeys abroad focusing on Paris. Stereopticon views displayed prominent Parisian structures while he recounted notable scenes of the French revolution and Napoleon, engaging and well prepared.
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Tremont Temple
Charles M.caughey
Pans
Napoleon
New York Man Reverses Blaine Support at Trevont House
Mr J W Harris once a Blaine backer in New York now proclaims he was misled about a Maine majority for Blaine. He praises Cleveland as able and honest and believes his election will benefit the country. He also notes business interests are unlikely to suffer from a change in administration.
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Biddford
Journal
Blaine
New York City
Cleveland
J. W. Harris
New York
Trevont House
Maine
Newburyport Club Votes Not To Join Eastern League
The Newburyport baseball association voted Friday to remain separate from the Eastern New England league and reported a treasury of 157 dollars. Field trials in High Point North Carolina continued yesterday with multiple matchups including Princess Helen vs Rue and Diana Second vs Katy D among others.
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Newburyport Baseball Association
High Point
N. C
Princess Helen
Rue
Diana
Katy D
Gertrude
Corinne
Brock
Belle
Gus Bondhbue
Buckalue
Slocum
Court Refuses Probate in Storey Will Case
In the Storey will dispute the court rejects the 1881 will as written by Storey, citing he was then of unsound mind. The court appoints A. L. Patterson administrator with bonds set at 1,000,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Storey
A. L. Patterson
Veteran Maj Phinney Led Barnstable Ballot History
The Barnstable Patriot recalls Maj S B Phinney the veteran who voted for Andrew Jackson in 1829 and again in 1832. In 1830 he was commissioned major of the first infantry and later published the Barnstable Patriot. Last Tuesday he placed the first vote in the new ballot box at the town house, casting for the Democratic electors while the writer yielded the honor. The outcome of the next presidential vote remains uncertain.
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Barnstable
Maj. S. B. Phinney
Andrew Jackson
United States
Nathaniel S. Simkins
Blaine
Yarmouth
Boston
Edward D. Bangs
Lincoln
Loring Crocker
Jackson
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Taird
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Sam Echols
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Son of Destiny
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Ala
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MR. Caughey
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