Dover Nominees Named by Republican Convention
Dover on October 3 reports the Stratford county Republican Convention nominating Frank S. Tompkin for Register of Deeds John R. Varney for Register of Probate Henry H. Hough for Treasurer John Greenfield for Sheriff C B Shackford for Solicitor Cyrus Littlefield Samuel A Seavy and George Lyman to serve as Commissioners.
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Stratford County
Frank 5. Tompkin
John R. Varney
Henry H. Hough
John Greenfield
Rochester
C. B. Shackford
Cyrus Littlefield
Samuel A. Seavey
Somersworth
George Lyman
Milton
Delegates Fill Convention Offices Amid Caucus Clash
In San Francisco on October 3, nonpartisan Democratic and Republican delegates to the Constitutional Convention at Sacramento caucussed on subordinate officers. Today all caucus nominees filled the offices, effectively shutting out workingmen candidates.
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Sacramento
Congress Nomination Roundup Across States
On October 3 various party conventions and meetings announced congressional nominees. John H. Stalin and J. W. Dwight were renominated by Republicans in New York districts. O. D. M. Baker and P. Richardson received Democratic nominations in Hodson and Hornellville respectively. Gen. Joseph R. Hawley was acclaimed by Hartford Republicans. Warner Miller won the Twenty-second District nomination in Oswego. Bruggerhoff was named by Democrats in Bridgeport.
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Dean Stanley
Richmond
Schenectady
N. Y
John H. Stalin
Congress
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Hodson
O. D. M. Baker
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Joseph R. Hawley
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New York
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Hornellaville
Twenty-ninth
P. Richardson
Oswego
N.Y
Twenty-second
Warner Miller
Timber Stealing in Louisiana Timber Lands Report
The Louisiana timber frauds report alleges public timber depreciation far above Interior Department claims. Dealers reportedly moved up to 300000 dollars yearly, with 14 saw mills operating on one lake parish for decades. Mills faced strong local and state opposition to federal enforcement of U S law in the South.
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Evarts Seeks Fresh Fishery Data For British Award
Washington reports show Mr Evarts asked Secretary Sherman to obtain up to date statistics on U S fisheries catches to strengthen arguments. The fleet data, gathered after delays, forms a key part of the despatches to London due by October 10. If no reply arrives by the deadline, payment proceeds.
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Evarts
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Sherman
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National Banks to Lock Up Greenbacks Under New Law
Treasury notes reveal a July 20 law requiring banks to hold greenbacks equal to five percent of circulation for redemp tion. About 15 million in notes would be held, likely idle if redemption demand drops. Adjutant-General to clarify posse comitatus in Army bill and use of troops to protect property. Treasury receipts show low note redemptions and ongoing staff reductions. Private Ohio dispatch notes Senator Thurman out of danger.
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Vermont Senate Names Committees and Gov Elect
The President of the Senate appointed chairmen for all committees including Rules Finance Judiciary Education Agriculture Manufactures Election Military Affairs Railroads Highways Banks Land Taxes General Committee State Prison Insane Asylum Grand List. J.S. Morrill leads polls for Senator with Redfield Proctor elected Governor for two years. Proctor sworn in as governor, oath administered by Judge Timothy P. Redfield. message read to Assembly and referred to committees.
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Nelson Gay
Stockbridge
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Proctor
Fever Update From Across The South Oct 3 19th Century
Yellow fever reports cross several towns with new cases and multiple deaths. Chattanooga notes four deaths in 24 hours and rising cases. Vicksburg and Holly Springs report increases and several deaths. Dry Grove and Bay St. Louis show notable case counts. Columbus fears fever with volunteer police. Greenville records census tolls and ongoing sickness. Jackson sees spread and potential epidemic. LaFourche Crossing and Tangipahoa report multiple cases.
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Daniel McMullen
W. T. Goodwin
John Parker
Vicksburg
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Terry
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Hickkman
Columbus
Meadley’s Landing
Greenville
Miss
Jackson
Lafourche Crossing
Letort
Tangipahoa
Baton Rouge
Osyyka
War Secretary declines aid to destitute after Howard refusal
A New Orleans Relief Committee asked for rations but the Secretary of War refused, citing the Howard Association controls funds and judgment on needs. He ordered bedding and clothing be supplied to the yellow fever supply boat at government rates, with donations from Buffalo, Fall River, and Hartford listed.
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Hart Murder Trial Focuses On Handwriting Evidence
Nathan F. Hart stands trial in Rockland Maine for the December murder of Mrs Sarah H Meserve y at St George with expert testimony continuing to link his handwriting to the note and to Philadelphia and Providence letters. The letters claim brutality including rape and murder and defend Hart. Witnesses describe Hart’s statements and behavior in jail, his alleged patterns after the body was found, and possible threats. The defense is set to open tomorrow as Emery leads for the state in Hart’s absence.
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Inquest Opens Over Mrs Honora Sullivan Murder Case
Coroner Mallard holds inquest in Rockland on the presumed murder of Mrs Honora Sullivan. Autopsy by Dr Boynton and Dr Wiggin finds death from a temple blow fracturing the skull. Hannah Thorndike, accused, admits a prior quarrel but denies fatal blows. case adjourned to Monday for more testimony.
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Honora Sullivan
Boynton
Wiggin
Ellen Reardon
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Thorndike
Fires Across New England and Ontario Injure and Destroy Property
Fire destroyed the Gregory House in Lake Sahopac burning hotel and furniture valued at about 100000 with 92000 insured across 21 companies. George King’s barn in West Lebanon burned with hay and grain insured. John Deering’s Northumberland house burned with contents saved and insured for 704. Other blazes reported: Harvey’s in Hamilton Ontario, unoccupied Leicester house likely incendiary, Hopkins hat factory and cider mill in New Fairfield burned, tenement damage in Lowell, Isle La Motte brook burned spreading to Dyw Hill farm nearby.
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Portland bill on Chinese labor ban expands to tax work
Portland Oregon October 3 The Legislative Committee on Federal Relation reported House bill No 10 prohibiting Chinese from public works, with an amendment to bar him from tax list work as well.
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Hanlan Wins Gripping International Sculling Match
A fierce race under variable conditions saw Hanlan of Canada edge Courtney near the finish. The event drew about 7000 spectators as wind storms cleared and the two boats battled from start to finish along the course.
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Harwood brothers arrested for horse stealing in Maine
In Portland two brothers J A and B A Harwood were arrested for horse theft in Kennebec county. Lawyer John O Winship arrested for conspiracy to defraud is a partner of Hon J H Drummond and a noted Republican stamp orator. Luther Bryant and Rishworth Jordan now own all Biddeford and Saco hotels save seashore properties after buying the Meeds House. Maine students enter University of Michigan including Harry Herrick Goodwin son of Biddeford's John M Goodwin. Knox County Fair closes after three days with about 1000 in gross receipts, much given as premiums.
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Largest coffin ever used at Manchester noted for burial
A report recounts Samuel Gamble's burial in the largest coffin used there, weighing 350 pounds. A Concord youth, Lewis Carter, contracted rabies after a dog bite six weeks prior, with hydrophobia developing this Wednesday and little chance of recovery. An annual meeting of the Concord and Portsmouth Railroad occurred in Manchester with 1705 votes for directors. Stephen Kenrick presided as president and W H Hackett served as clerk. The Upper Coos and Essex Agricultural Society fair closed after a successful event featuring top stock and heavy oxen exhibits. The attendance was strong, ensuring the fair’s financial success, capped by a grand ball Thursday night.
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Concord
Lewis Carter
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Franklin
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Nathan Parker
Joseph B. Walker
John J. Pickering
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Exeter
W. H. Hackett
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Frank Blodgett
Whittemore & Harriman
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Errol
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Colebrook
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Ransom & Harriman
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Charles E. Moses
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Measles and crime sweep North Bennington area
Measles diphtheria and typhoid are prevalent at North Bennington. Oscar Baring, a Rutland swindler, is sought in Alton NH Marblehead MA and Binghamton NY for horse stealing. Danbury man George Bromley jailed for shooting Wallingford man. Merritt Wood pleads guilty to simple assault and awaits hard labor hopes. State’s Attorney sets 54 cases for Monday, including arson, rape attempt, adultery, and burglary. A Bennington case charges Alvah Haynes with ravishing his daughter from age 11 to 14. Twenty one savings banks report deposits totaling 8.3 million with no failures in two years.
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George Bromley
Danbury
Robert Callahan
Wallingford
Merritt Wood
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Henry McMurphy
Lyman Potter
Joseph Emerson
Charles and
Oscar Dodge
George Stranahan
Alvah Haynes
Bennington
Wilmington
Ferment
Brattleboro
Campaign stops at City Hall and varied events across towns
City Hall Newburyport hosts eleven campaign nights as parties campaign before the election. Durfee mills overseer L Eb Young dies suddenly of heart disease in Fall River. Worcester Court bonds William H May for Rutland highway robbery. Browning likely to recover from injuries after a wagon accident caused by a dummy engine. Incendiary fire targets Rev Hulburd’s Lowell residence but fire dept not called. Amherst College students suspended over mock duel. petitions plead for return. Hampshire Franklin Hampden fair at Northampton shows record attendance. society $8500 in debt but fair profitable. Berkshire exhibition at Pittsfield yields $3000 in three days. Groton Agricultural Club celebration features long parade, 650 diners, and multiple speeches.
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Fall River
William H. May
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Salmon Plasteridge
Lowell
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Merritt Hulburd
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Hingham
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Roby
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Advices From Bancroft Report No Major Injury
Advices from George Bancroft on Thursday evening say he had a comfortable day with no serious injuries anticipated. A separate report notes Jesse Smith, about 70, killed Thursday evening by a Worcester freight train on the Pawtucket branch railroad while crossing the track after the flagman had gone home.
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Glasgow Bank collapses over 133 branches and huge deficits
The Times reports the City of Glasgow Bank faced £50 million in liabilities with deposits around £40 million and note issues near £700,000. Despite years of deteriorating credit and increasing dividends, managers blame reckless gambling with others' money and weak supervision, warning more mercantile failures may follow.
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Austria's Troubles as Szell Resigns and Cabinet Clash
London reports Vienna confirms the Emperor accepted Herr Von Szell's resignation as Hungarian Finance Minister. Ministers demand joint Austro Hungarian loan, Bosnian army cuts, and Novi Bazar withdrawal. Szell's departure follows cabinet friction over Bosnian occupation funds. Emperor to Godollo amid crisis. Hungarian ministers resign en masse.
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Yellow fever fears rise in Madrid amid Cuban outbreak
A Madrid despatch reports twenty cases of suspected typhus fever in a dense district, with three hospital admissions. Doctors now say symptoms match yellow fever, likely imported from Cuba by soldiers. One patient is dying, others in critical condition, and several home cases have died. The Board of Health says there is no epidemic fear but strict precautions are enforced.
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South Carolina murderer flees Bow Street jail roof
Lonon Oct 3 Peter Froman a confessed mur derer from Bull River South Carolina appeared at Bow Street Police Court. Extradition papers were handed to the Foreign Office but not yet to the magistrate and he was remanded to Wednesday. After recommittal Froman escaped his cell reached the roof but was pursued and captured after a desperate struggle by ushers keepers and jailers.
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Berlin geographer Peterman believed to have hanged self
A Berlin dispatch to the Telegram suggests Dr August Heinrich Peterman, noted geographer, died by suicide by hanging. Reports cite an hereditary insanity taint in the Peterman family, with father and brother also dying by hanging, and long standing estrangement with several relatives.
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Hurricanes strike Jacmel and rumor of Santa Cruz insurrection
Havana reports another hurricane hit Jacmel on September 25 causing ship losses and widespread destruction. A Jamaica telegram rumors a Santa Cruz insurrection with murders and reported black rebels in possession of the island.
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Berkshire fair races draw crowd and records in Pittsfield
At Pittsfield Berkshire fair double-team winners Tom Mason and partner clocked 2.57 for three heats while Jennie of Pittsfield won the four-year-old race in 3.10. Major Lord of Lee won the free-for-all with multiple heats as St Charles of Cheshire claimed the first heat. The Brockton cattle show drew 8000, with purses listed for 2.50, 2.37 and open classes. Norway Maine and Oxford County Fair closed with notable horse races and times around 2.37 to 2.56.
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Prairie Fires Ravage Big Stone and Red River Valleys
A traveler reports vast prairie fires in Big Stone county and the Red River valley. Fires extend for miles, destroying thousands of tons of hay. One blaze burned twenty miles in one hour and forty minutes, another burned thirty miles in length. The burned region is described as completely desolated.
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Deaths of Charles Hitchcock and L B Meacham
Charles Hitchcock son of Hon D K Hitchcock of Newton died at his father’s residence after a lingering illness at age 22. He was a member of Harvard Dental College and brother of the late Thomas B Hitchcock. L B Meacham of the Chicago Tribune died in Chicago yesterday. he was a Burlington Vermont native.
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Coroner Jury Rules Weinbecker Death By Chloroform
In Bridgeport Conn a coroner jury found Weinbecker died from chloroform administered by Frank E Bassett, or Mrs Lorena E Alexander, or both. Police pursue links between Alexander and related murders as investigations continue with startling developments anticipated.
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A Cowboys Confessions? Wesley Bishop Confesses Morphine Poisoning
Wesley W. Bishop, in a new confession from Norwich on October 3, states that a night earlier Mrs Cobb visited his home in his absence, then at the Good Templars Hall that evening told him she had given Mrs Bishop a morphine dose instead of medicine.
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Governor adds Martin to Grocers and Producers Bank commission
Providence R I Oct 3 There are no new developments in the bank case. The Governor has added George E Martin to the Special Commission which began an official examination this afternoon. There have been no further efforts to obtain bail for the cashier who remains in jail.
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Dean Stanley Arrives in Richmond for Visit With Col Archer Anderson
Dean Stanley arrived this afternoon as the guest of Col Archer Anderson. He was met by divines and citizens at Anderson’s residence. Tomorrow he will visit local sites and likely preach at night.
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In Paradise and Roxy Reviews of Two New Novels
A compact critical note on Paul Heyse’s In Paradise translated by Appleton. The two volume Munich art novel is praised for character portrayal and entertaining art talk despite plotting flaws. Also reviewed is Konaxo Eccleston’s Roxy from Scribner’s, praised for descriptive power and vivid Western American life and revival era scenes.
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East Six Street
Elgett
C. Stetson
East Braintree
James L. Hunter
Caleb Stetson
GEO. W. Carnes & CO
West Street
B.F. Brown & CO
Commercial Street
Boys’, Misses
Children’s Outfitters
L. P. Hollander & CO
Washington Street
WM. P. Chase
Benjamin French & CO
Mechanic's Pair
Jarvis
A. F. Upton
Congress Street Mechanic's Exhibition
Cologne
Jaques Cologne CO
Tremont &J
Jon
James Dobson
W. P. Sargent & CO
Sudbury St
James Hall & Son
Hawkins Street
Davis, Lee & Perkins
Essex Cosume
Essex Street
Crockery, Abram French & CO
Franklin Street
JOS. Burnett & Co
E. Dighton Furnace CO
Union Street
India Rubber Goods
Boston Belting CO
Devonshire Street
Kipper
Congress Street
Merchant Tailors
George Lyon & CO
Florence Machine Co
E. L. Sweetser
Photo-Electrotype CO
A. N. Hardy
Allegretti Iceberg
J. L. Hayden
Tremont Street
Clement Higbree & CO
Atlantic Avenue
Steam Governors
Chase Machine CO
Charlestown St
Chas. W. Spurr
Harrison Avenue
Randolph Street
Boston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
Provetetore
Mary Anderson
Harry Edwards
Louis James
Sterling Dramatic Company
Shakspeare
Macbeth
Locke
Ingomak
Beeins
T. S. Very
Worcester_St
Pitts Street
Revere House
Joserh Burnett
Marta Parlor
School of Cookery
JosErh Burnett & Co
S. S. Pierce & CO
Boston Museum
R. M. Freuo
SY Son
Boston Music Hall
Berger
SOL Smith Russell Concert Company
Sol Smith Russell
Anna Teresa Berger
Lady Orchestra
Swiss Bell Ringers
Tony Pastor
Horticultural Hall
Millie Christine
Millie Caristine
Margie
Baron Littlefinger
Count Rosebud
Columbus Avenue
Ferdinand Street
J.P
Soctas Ss
Park Square
Pleasant and Tennyson Streets
M. Joo. M
From & A
NEW Publications
H. G. Bonaria Hunt
B. M
Christ Church
Oxford
Ship News
Samuel Kntebt
Dover Point
Rider & Cotton
Is City
Istrian
Liverpool
Algeria
Nevada
Lival
Ville de Paris
Havre
Clandon
Golden Horn
Lananieoceta
Seore
City of Chester
James Corrie
Buil
D. C. Simmons & CO
Troy Laundey
Boston Steam Carpet Beatng Company
Bromfield Street
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Slocomb & CO
Washington — . BH
Tully & Importers Me
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Cental
Lead Seal Sumac
Vruae
Sielie Sicily Maderoo
Commercial St
Chatham St
Nmn
J. Morrill, Jr., & Co
J. B. Huckins
Central Street
Harland Dock
Border Street
East
Mariv
Masonic le
Southern Pine Lumber
All
Ulee
Kilby
Boston Board OF Trade, Merchants’ Exchance
Boston Board of Trade
Merchants’ Exchange
Lockke P.M
Tucker Ae Factoring CO
Ana 119
Court Street
Hotels
Falmouth House
Causeway SF
Mwommy Phenix
Green ST
I. M.S
Wick
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