Debates on Authorship Stirring Intellectuals
A Philadelphia gentleman argues a book proves Tramler was a woman. A New Yorker recently challenged Shakespeare’s authorship. Now Col. Ingersoll enters the scene to claim that a figure like Moses never existed.
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Tramler
New Yorker
Shakespeare
Col. Ingersoll
Moses
British Tone on Yorktown Surrender and War Ambiguity
The London Times remarks on the Yorktown surrender noting both sides had reason to celebrate and that the government finally acknowledged the war’s hopelessness. It also comments on English sentiment shifting to a more amiable stance a century later.
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London Times
Yorktown
Minnesota Republicans confront repudiation at convention
The neglect of the Minnesota republican convention to sit squarely down on repudiation has attracted attention in loyal ranks. Yet parties rarely condemn themselves, and since Republicans led by example in national repudiation, modest criticism of Minnesota brethren seems fitting.
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Population boom in India per census report
Census returns show India’s population at 252,641,210, up about 13,000,900 since 1871. Most gains occur in provinces directly under British rule, with four fifths of the total population in these areas. Bengal leads in numbers and shows the fastest growth among states.
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Yankee Kimballs canvass Atlanta for private entertainment bureau
An enterprising Yankee Kimball and assistants tour Atlanta for the upcoming exposition. He expresses strong faith in Atlanta to meet every emergency, noting residents must endure initial inconvenience but stay good natured to succeed. He remains level headed.
Ohio Republicans publish disputed governor candidate letter
The Ohio Republicans republish a letter attributed to the Democratic candidate for governor criticizing the late President’s Credit Mobilier link. The piece says Democrats would denounce the record if details were revived, while current allies air it for political gain, showing their regard for the deceased. The author calls for a bounty of vultures in Ohio.
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Credit Mobilier
Conklings Fight Sparks New York Republican Convention
New York republican state convention previews conflicts over Conkling allies and half breeds. Factional battles rage from Buffalo to New York with votes bought, intimidation alleged, and contests shaping the post primary scene under stalwart and half breed divisions.
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Academy of Music
Conkling
Robertson
Republican Party
Buffalo
Erie and
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Fourth Ward
Butler
Massachusetts
Deficit Rumors Wrangle Pentucket Navigation Leaders
Lawrence Massachusetts October reports mounting concern over a financial deficit in the Pentucket Navigation company. Gen Butler and E M Boynton clash over responsibility while C A Homans is reinstated as manager in Butler's interests as accountants continue review. The 1867 charter allowed broad powers to improve Merrimac river navigation, with exclusive freight and passenger rights after certain milestones.
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Boynton
Merrimac River
Congress
Boston
C. A. Homans
Gen. Butler
Pentucket Navigation Company
John Nesmits
D. C. Farrington
End of Trial of Chadbourne Brothers at Dover Me Murder Convicted
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports the Chadbourne brothers convicted of first degree murder. The piece also covers Senate caucus plans, cabinet reluctance to retire, and convocation actions including a new vice dean election and church committee arrangements.
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Dover
Court Orders Notice In Star Route Case
Washington Oct 3 Dist Atty Corkhill says counsel for defendants may move to quash the information in the star route matter and two days notice to the government counsel is ordered Judge Cox grants the order and warrants may be served Wednesday unless accused appear. Speedy trial likely, but technical delays anticipated. Offers of bonds in New York four million seven hundred sixty thousand dollars with two million purchased. Raum nears decision on taxation of bank deposits after Sept 14 hearing. Garfield Memorial Hospital project gains broad support with nearly 200 prominent signers for a public meeting.
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Gilfian
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Garfield
Passengers Listed for City of Merida Steamship
The New York list names L. Kuhne, F. Feldballi and wife, Manuel dela Torre, J. S. Longheag of Boston, and G. ER. Gliddon of Brooklyn as passengers aboard the City of Merida bound for Havana. The firm reports no fears for the vessel’s safety and notes it is not due until Thursday next at Vera Cruz.
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City of Merida
F. Alexandre & Sons
Havana
L. Kuhne
F. Feldballi
Manuel Dela Torre
J. S. Longheag
Boston
G. ER. Gliddon
Brooklyn
Broadway
Veracruz
Somerset county notes on shootings, suicides, inquest
The county attorney denies a settled shooting claim as unfounded. A grand jury indicts for the crime, and trial in the supreme court is expected this week for Ralph Richards and Edward Freeman Gross. Benjamin Laird dies by suicide in Corinth after his wife’s death affects him. Maine coroner's inquest on Willie Cain attributes death to violence by Richards as principal and Gross as accessory. Elsewhere, a canoe accident near Moosehead claims Caleb Fiske Harris and wife. in Bangor land sales, 74,574 acres in Aroostook average 7 34-10 cents per acre, with state valuation around 83 8-10 cents. Somerset land sells at 4 cents per acre. total sale figures and receipts noted.
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Benjamin KR. Laird
Corinth
Willie Cain
Rockport
Camden
Ralph Burton Richards
Edward Freeman Gross
Richards
Gross
Supreme Court
Caleb Fiske Harris
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Cowen
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Aroostook
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S. H. Adams
Wilmington
Del
Adolph Becker
Bank of France
Pratt
Kings County
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Coaticook
Quebec
Stephen Davis
Bunker Hill
Smith County
Miss
Dan Hathorn
H.O. Eaton
Dick Yawn
Hathorn
Eaton
Yawn
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Damages suit filed by S Hall and wife against Lebanon town
A claim for 310000 was filed by S Hall and his wife against the town of Lebanon after being thrown from a wagon. George Dow is arrested in Northwood for stealing a gold watch from Thomas Thalen on Sunday at South Newmarket. the watch was found with him. Engineer Bean of the Boston Concord and Maine road was badly injured after being knocked from his engine near Sewall's Falls. he fell forty feet. Wm B Newton of Portsmouth sues check-list supervisors for omitting his name, costing him the municipal franchise. A 14 year old French boy Joseph Brasseau fell twenty feet from a dam abutment at Nashua, drowned. body recovered after about three hours. A strange illness called black fever has broken out in Newmarket among French Canadians, with several deaths and about twenty cases. it resembles typhoid and darkens the skin after death.
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Drought Hits Windham County Potatoes And Local Accidents
The potato crop in Windham county suffers from severe drought while Harry Seaver, a Central brakeman, sustains a serious arm injury at White River Junction. In Addison county pear and apple trees remain partly in blossom and wild strawberries ripen at Lincoln. Saturday night Lewis Merchant, 67, was arrested on suspicion of killing 19 year old William Morgan after a debt quarrel. Morgan died from a head injury the next morning.
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White River Junction
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MecInudoes
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Milford sells railroad stock to Ray and Draper
Milford voted to sell 500 shares of Milford and Woonsocket railroad stock to James P. Ray and George Draper for 30,000 dollars. Others reported include prison turnkeys discharged for age, a sign painter fatally injured after a 50 foot fall, a carpenter near Mono son likely dying after a 35 foot fall, a freight wreck near Rochdale delaying the owl train, tannery plans near Campello, and a long pigeon flight from Preston to Northampton reaching 170 miles.
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Francis Beverstock
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Chas. T. Hale
Monoson
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E. ©. Damon
Preston
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Land bill proposed to free tenants from landlords tyranny in England
London reports outline a draft English land bill by the Farmers' Alliance offering security for capital, tenant protections, and seven year rents with transfer rights. A land court would resolve disputes. Irish leaders praise reforms as Dublin hosts Parnell event amid independence rhetoric and rent strike threats.
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Path Mall Gazette
England
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Ireland
Social Science Congress
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Cork
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Insurgents Rampage in Tunis Desolate Rail Yard Attacks
London reports insurgents tore up French rail tracks, burned Wadzergan station, and massacred twelve workers including Britons. Remains of the station master were buried before a vast crowd. casualties reportedly higher than first stated as rolling stock and facilities suffered extensive damage.
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the Times
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Nominations Confirmed and Parks Debated in Boston
John E. Butler and Leavitt B. Palmer named constables. Petitions seek street improvements and a foot bridge. Election officers delayed. Warren Bridge and new bridge funds discussed. Public parks loans proposed for West Roxbury City Point Brighton and others. Debates over timing and debt, with opposition to delay and support for rapid park development. Alderman Tucker elected trustee of City Hospital. Various council papers and bonds reviewed. Corliss engines visit ordered for member familiarity.
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Romanzo N. Wiswall
Highland Street Railway Company
Hampden
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Harrison Avenue
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O’brien
Brat
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Speare, Gregory & Co
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A. H. Allen
Rutherford Avenue
Washington Park
Garfield
Wipnnepiscogee
Board of Health
Orleans
Maverick
Decatur Streets
New England Reformers Hold Burlington Meeting Addresses
The New England Reform Men's Association held a quarterly meeting at Music Hall in Burlington. Judge Elias M. Jencks opened the session with Vice President Bailey presiding. Gov. Long spoke in the afternoon on reform and home life. Numerous judges, clergymen, and reform leaders urged efforts to end alcohol sales and aid drunkards.
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Providence
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Bailey
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Burlington
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John C. Clem
James Winston
City
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Wooster
Leighton
Chicago
John Barton
Lawrence
George W. Peoniman
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Walpole
Benjamin KR. Jewell
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B. R. Jewell
Gov. Long
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L. E. Spinvey
Dr. Abbott Day
Boston
C. A. Hovey
Southboro
Total Abstinence Society
Mr. Parker
Chelsea
Heath
Augusta Reformer
Col
Frank Allen
Washingtonian Home
Waltham Street
Beautiful Wilton and Brussels Carpets Exhibit in Boston
John H. Pray, Sons & Co. showcases Bigelow Carpets from Clinton Mass in two large show windows. The designs are praised as equal or superior to prior efforts, with the fabrics earning medals and diplomas at Paris, Mechanics Fair, and New England Institute fairs. Pray claims exclusive Boston rights to the full Bigelow assortment.
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Wilton
Brussels
Bigelow Carpet Company
Clinton
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Bigelow Company
Bigelow
Boston
Fall Field Day of Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company held its annual fall field day starting at the armory in Faneuil Hall. Officers led the march to the Boston and Albany depot, with a large attendance, a concert on the hotel lawn, a grand evening hop, and plans for Ridge Hill farm visits and further events.
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Faneuil Hall
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Boston and Albany
William H.cundy
Boston
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Thomas F.temple
Neponset
Edward E. Allen
Newton
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West Roxbury
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A. C. Betteley
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A. A. Folum
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John F. Stevenson
A. Fs Mert
Isaac S. Burrill
Samuel H. Leonard
H. N. Crane
N. A. M. Dudley
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Thomas Restieaux, Jr
E. &. A. Horton
Sons
Vintcent Latorme
Geo. H. Alien
Geo
P. May
Quartermas
Frost
James J. Smith
John Telénarty
Garfield
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South Market Street
Commercial
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Washington
Lincoln
Albany
Wellesley
Dudley
Col
Garnett
Cescseee
Nicolas Serectwon
Ieee Keicr
Bela March
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R. B. R. Church
Lucia
Michaelis
Samuel Hichborn
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H. Hollis Haavewell
Boston Charity Receives Large Gift of Christian Reading
The Boston Reading Charity and Rev. J M Chick received over 800000 pages of first class Christian reading matter from Mrs John Spalding of Ayer to be given free to Boston’s poor and destitute including sailors. The donation, the largest yet from any New England lady, follows a push that has furnished free Christian literature totaling 3199000 pages in less than eighteen months.
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J. M. Chick
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Largest Bigelow Carpets Exhibit in Boston Showrooms
AK AW Carpets announces the largest, choicest display of Bigelow Wilton and Brussels carpets in Boston. The single week exhibit uses both show windows to showcase patterns and colors, with diplomas and medals cited as proof of quality and the Wilton and Brussels lines on offer.
Mascot bullion pile at New England Smelting Co East Boston
One hundred sixty bars of Mascot bullion weighing seventeen thousand six hundred pounds are piled at the New England Smelting Co works East Boston. Three more cars of high grade ore thirty seven tons are being unloaded. Furnaces run day and night. passes required from T Brigham Bishop Co F H Williams Co or Metallurgical Works 33 Hawkins street. Thos Binns Metallurgist Boston Oct 2 158i.
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