Protectionists’ Revision Talk Prompts Skepticism
The American Protectionist faces doubt abroad and at home as protectionist circles push for tariff revision. Critics warn that revision may mean higher duties, not relief, and anticipate pressure at both protection and national congresses.
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Protection Congress
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Duke of Hamilton Denies Site for United Presbyterians on Arran
The article critiques the duke of Hamilton as Arran’s landlord for blocking a United Presbyterian church site. It argues land tenure grants power that can corrupt religious liberty, noting the duke’s insistence on his own church choices and fears that allowing a site would invite others. It calls for reform to prevent abuse and support tenants and worshippers.
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Duke of Hamilton
Arran
United Presbyterians
United Presbyterian
French under fire over treasury aide and cutter trip
The Sunday Gazette claims Assistant Secretary French is incompetent and has grown rich. It alleges he ordered the revenue cutter Woodbury to sail from Maine to Boston to transport 65 people for a Nahant reunion, a round trip costing 2250 dollars plus stores. It cites past incidents of government expense and questions his legal attainments.
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The
Sunday Gazette
French
Treasury Department
Nahant
Mass
Boston
Woodbury
Maine
Howell Cobb
Buchanan
Old Buck
Treasury
Arthur
New York
Postal Changes Across New England Last Week
The week brings post office openings at York Beach Maine and Gossville New Hampshire with new postmasters. Grantville Massachusetts becomes Wellesley Hills. Several postmasters appointed across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont including Allen's Mills Franklin County Me Hebron Oxford County Me and Jericho Centre Vt. The Guiteau case to grand jury with indictment expected and arraignment planned. Yorktown observance details note Rear Admiral Wyman coordinating with H C Witte to escort French visitors and bring North Atlantic squadron to Yorktown on Oct 12.
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New England
York Beach
York County
Charles L. Bowden
Gossville
Merrimac County
N. H
Andrew J. Silver
Grantville
Norfolk County
Mass
Wellesley Hills
Herbert B. Luce
Allen’s Mulls
Franklin County
W. E. Hinkley
East Wales
Androscoggin County
Edward Dupham
Hebron
Oxford County
L. F. Lowell
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Roxanna Richardson
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N. W
Charles P. Wells
East Springfield
Sullivan County
Bradford Mercy
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Nathan M. Freveh
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Edgar H. Lane
Jericho Centre
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Alfred W. Putnam
Pleasant Valley
George E. Lripp
Central Village
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Hannah A. Pearson
College Hill
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Hannah Paine
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Plymouth County
Herbert Case
Barkhampstead
Litchfield County
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Lim
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Secretary of the Navy
New York
H. C. Witte
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Letter threats target Conkling amid Garfield death fury
Police report a Utica writer proposes to avenge Garfield by assassinating ex Senator Conkling and plans to confront him at the New York state convention. The writer, a 40-year-old ex-hotel keeper once active in Utica, is described by a New York man who handed the letter to authorities. No such man is known in Utica.
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Arthur
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Boy charged after stabbing playmate in Brooklyn quarrel
Powell Waters ten and Henry Harties eight quarrelled and Waters stabbed Harties in the breast with a pocket knife. Harties cannot live. Waters was arrested. both boys reside in Brooklyn. A fragment of a small boat washed ashore at Cape Hatteras bearing the name City of Merida. The steamship City of Merida sailed September 24 for Havana and Vera Cruz. The 75 hour walking match ended with Harriman at 255m 81s and Krone at 239m 41s. William H. Coffin an Iron merchant of Brooklyn was arrested on complaint by Francis Branner Mann alleging forgery of an order on H R Worhinger Co for $800. Coffin had $50 on his person.
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Powell Waters
Henry Harties
Waters
Brooklyn
Cape Hatteras
City of Merida
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Merida
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Harriman
Kbrone
William H. Coffin
Francis Brannermann
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Unon
Coffin
Autopsy Report on Garfield Published with Synopsis
The official Garfield autopsy report is published in full in the Medical Journal. A synopsis appeared after the autopsy detailing all publicly relevant facts. The Philadelphia Medical News notes the post mortem confirms no human skill could have averted the death and finds few, if any, treatment changes would improve handling in hindsight.
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Medical Journal
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Clerk of Caldwell linked to Blaine scandal history
Washington oct 1 detailing J C Reed acting as President Arthur secretary and potential successor as private secretary. Reed, once Caldwell’s clerk, allegedly drafted a despatch to London to bolster Blaine’s errors in the Fort Smith railroad bond case. Knott accuses Reed of fabricating motive and notes subpoenas seeking his testimony.
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Massachusetts Central opens Boston to Hudson line
A opening tram left Boston at 10 o'clock for Hudson on the new twenty eight mile Massachusetts Central railroad. About six hundred passengers including state officers, legislators and business personnel attended. Speakers included Gov. Long and George Boutwell. The line will run four passenger trains daily between Boston and Hudson, with Oakdale expected within thirty days.
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Opening day program for international cotton exposition
Atlanta reporters detail opening day events for the cotton exposition. Guests travel by special train to Oglethorpe park and are welcomed by regular and volunteer detachments. Bishop Elliott delivers prayer as Director General Kimball and Gov Colgnitt take part in formal proceedings with speeches by Voorhees and Hayne’s ode.
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Body Recoveries From Overboard Incidents Off Boston
The body of Frederick Le Grand 23 fell overboard from the schooner Abvie Alice at East Boston pier No 2. Diver recovered him Sunday. Harbor police and Medical Examiner Harris took the body to the morgue. The second body, Smith Newhall 49 of Cape Table, fell from the Kate McKinnon at South Boston flats. Police boat Protector recovered him Sunday. Harris viewed the body and it was sent to the morgue.
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Abvie Alice
East Boston
Harris
Morane
Smith Newhall
Cape Table
Kate McKinnon
South Boston Flats
Poliice
City Fire Alarm Modernization Cuts Delays
The city adopts a new alarm system where each engine house has a gong and all houses ring simultaneously when a box alarm is received at city hall. The project cost about $509 and took six months of trials under Engineer Flanders. The department can bypass bell alarms if desired.
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Maine Baptist anniversaries set for Skowhegan week
Read as a local notice the Maine Baptist anniversaries will be held in Skowhegan on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. A theft report from Oxford county describes a prisoner seizing a dress then escaping though a window. Kennebec county term convicts faced heavy fines or imprisonment for liquor law violations. Lumber shipments rise as 600 000 sticks or 40 000 000 feet travel down the Kennebec river. Sawmills struggle to meet orders amid a looming long Maine winter.
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Oxford County
McCarry
Portland
Kenovebec
Multiple Local incidents across New Hampshire and nearby towns
A Hartford machinist BD G Russell dies after a Bath accident. Seabrook sees 12 year old Arthur C Staples stab 17 year old Freeman Litlefeld. State WCTU convention to be held in Claremont on Oct 5 6. National bank of Newbury wins $11000 against Penacook Savings. Peter Barshee, worker for Grafton Columbia Co Livermore, killed by falling tree. Smallpox found on schooner Albert W Smith at Portsmouth. Mica deposits found near East Campton. George Dow of Haverhill MA robs roommate in South Newmarket. William B Newton sues Portsmouth officials over missing name on checks. James Johnson dies after accident near Berlin Falls. Central Vermont and Claremont White River Jct rail routes tour. route deemed feasible. Supreme Court in session at Laconia with two liquor indictments. Moody couple cleared in child murders. Court term expected to be brief.
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G. Russell
Hartford
Conn
Seabrook
Arthur C. Staples
Freeman Litlefeld
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Claremont
National Bank of Newbury
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Peter Barshee
Grafton Columbia Company
Livermore
Portsmouth
Albert W. Smith
Williams
Nest House
East Campton
Groton
Pemigewasset Valley Railroad
Haverhill
Mass
George Dow
South Newmarket
William B. Newton
James Johnson
Lindley Comedy Company
Berlin Falls
N. H
Johnson
Central Vermont Railroad
Claremont and
White River Junction Railroad
Supreme Court
Laconia
Carpenter
Charles Moody
Lake Village
Pocket theft at state fair leaves man $27 and notes missing
Robert Esden of Peacham reports his pockets picked at Montpelier fair, with $27 in money and two to three hundred dollars in notes stolen. The Chittenden county grand jury found no indictment against Albert Mercier for bill ing Frank McCullough, and he was released. In Danville a thunder shower strike killed a horse carrying Robert Craige and two grandsons, though occupants unhurt. In Barnet William Morgan died after injuries from a Friday night dispute over money owed. Mrs. Helen Lougee, mother of a Milton brakeman killed, died after reacting to her son’s death and collapsing.
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Peacham
Montpelier
Chittenden County
Albert Mercier
Frank McCullough
Robert Craige
Danville
Barnet
William Morgan
Helen Lougee
South Royalton
Milton
Arctic wreck sightings fuel northeast passage theory
Freighting vessel R B Hendy brought Capt. Gifford and the Daniel Webster crew from the Arctic. They describe natives near Point Barrow who saw a wreck far east with four white men among the natives, suggesting possible other wrecks and a northeast passage theory aided by a new brass kettle from Waterbury, Mass.
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Democratic delegates named from Ward 132 in Brookline area caucuses
A large, detailed list of delegates chosen at Democratic caucuses in Brookline Ward 132 and adjacent towns includes names for state at large, councillor, senatorial and county posts. The meetings, chaired by Thomas H. Murray and George Sanford, produced multiple slates with noted figures such as James Flynn, James McGeough, Jeremiah Driscoll, William Aspinwall and Edward Barry.
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Brookline
Waltham
Malden
Thomas F. Drohan
James J. Flynn
James A. McGeough
Cornelius F. Cronin
Howard W. Barry
Frederick L. Donnelly
John Gallagher
Thomas Devlin
Robert C. Murray
James J. Cline
George F. H. Murray
Frank J. McQueeney
Jeremiah Casey
John B. Shea
Michael Harrington
Richard Drohan
Frank Gilfether
Thomas A.quinn
E. A. Neary
Peter J.o’brien
Patrick Sullivan
Thomas Grimes
George McCoubrey
Daniel F. McDonough
Wm. A.morris
Fred. JL. Donnelly
Thomas Drohan
Wm. Whalley
Patrick Wallock
Robi.Murray
Peter J.O’ Brien
John Downing
Jeremiah Driscoll
Matthew Barron
Patrick Quinn
m.Quinn
Edward Connelly
James Campbell
Thomas Fary
Dennis Sullivan
David Sullivan
Patrick Barry
Frank G. Daley
John Donahoe
Joseph H. Morrisey
Richard Trelligan
Joseph Vaughan
Edward W. Barry
Genjamin Droben
Conrad F. Cronin
Thomas H. Devlin
Peter J. O’brien
Justin Jones
William D. Coolidee
William H. Maloney
John G. Dalton
P. A. Hozer
Henry B. Wells
William D. Coolidge
James F. Donovan
J. E. Uear
W. F. Mason
Philip Duffy
Thomas F. Mahon
Charles F. Harringon
Thomas Murray
James B. Hand
Wiliam W. Pol, Jr
Justip Jones
Faeus Smyth
Geo. W. May
Terence Gallagher
Middlesex
Woburn
J.F. Berry
Stoneham
W.S. Greenough
Wakefield
Thomas Winship
A. W. Rice
W. S. Parker
Fuading
Benjamin Hincley
Wopurn
N.S. Greenough
J. KR. Simonds
Melrose
Malden Gun Club Firearm Contest Crowned by Noble
At the Malden Gun Club monthly shoot at Wyoming range Frank T. Noble scored 19 of 20 with a Holden trap and holds the temporary championship gold badge for the month. The year’s record shows Dill and Jones with two wins, Buffum and Fielding with one each.
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Wyoming Range
Frank T. Noble
Jesse A. Dill
J. H. Jones
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T. C. Fielding
the Baptist Church
Robbery on Washington Street Involves Released Inmate and Patrolman
Thomas A. Walsh was robbed of a watch and chain on Washington near Pleasant streets. Martin Welch blocked Walsh with a threat after Welch’s prior two and a half year sentence in the house of correction. Patrolman Felt detained Welch. The watch worth 12 dollars and the chain 2 dollars.
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Pleasant Street
Walsh
Martin Welch
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Federal
Kneeland Streets
Gallagher
South Cove
Burke and
Moustafa
Central Office
Frank WN. Richards
South Boston
Rose Richards
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Richards
Springfield
Lizzie Pettinger
Sprinfield
Andrew Brown
Station 4
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Weston
Acton
Concord
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Middlesex County
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Edward C. Harris
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Myopia Club Fall Meeting and Race Programme
The Myopia club holds its fall meeting at Clyde Park on Monday October 24. Events include park hacks and a two stage race with major purse money, weights and entry rules, plus a steeplechase. Entries close October 26 with secretary Mr. Edwards at 2 Franklins Street Boston. Baseball exhibition follows with Boston and Cleveland clubs, detailing fielding and batting performances.
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Medford
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Noted magnate E R Mudge dies at 69 in Lynn home
Hon Enoch Redington Mudge longtime Boston area textile magnate dies at Elmwood Lynn residence on Oct 1 from congestion of the brain aged 69 years 1 month. Born Orrington Maine March 23 1812 he built a vast business empire stretching from St Charles Hotel New Orleans to Saratoga Victory Mills and Mudge Sawyer Co. in Boston New York Philadelphia and beyond. His public roles included Massachusetts Manufacturer and Mechanics Institute leadership and temple and museum trustee work. He leaves a wife and seven children two daughters in Boston and a son in the west. Other deaths noted Charles A Spencer Timothy K Earle Mrs Edmands Henry Arbecam and George Dougherty.
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Ftrom
Boston
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New Eng Land
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Portsmouth
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Barre
Cambridge
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Portland
Col
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Astor House
New York
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Worcester
Edmands
J. Wiley Edmands
Newton
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Harry P. Arbecam
East Benton
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John Brooks
Notable New England Social and Academic Tidings
Gen Grant’s six grandchildren noted alongside President Arthur’s Episcopalian ties. Ex Colonel Fred Grant to spend winter in Texas. Walter K Verrington of Newport joins Boston Tech School. Brooks and Carpenter to preach in Lowell. St Stephen’s Pittsfield votes second call to W W Newton of Boston. Hazel Kirke troupe members lodging at Vendome. A joint grandchild of Justice Bradley and Senator Cameron, aged two weeks. Harriman couple of Lancaster NH celebrate 25th anniversary with 200 guests. Abdul Hassan Bey gifts and mummy rumor linked to Egypt. Mr Merrill of Andover building a tower for curiosities. Bey’s signature in eight languages on Merrill’s album.
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