Widespread Maine and Georgia news ripples across districts
A Maine incident reports William Owen shooting Willian Emmons near Ferry Road in Saco. In Winterport N. E. Hall is found dead, presumed to have fallen from a wharf. Bangor sees Deputy Marble escorting smuggler Lewis H. Grant to Portland. Rockland fraud suspect John Full allegedly faked a theft to cover business failure. Colby University seeks 35,000 for Waterville Institute building with another 15,000 for Houston and Hebron feeders. Alfred court closes two weeks with $9,674 jury verdict for E. C. Staples against Orchard Beach railroad. In Georgia Democrats sweep counties. Stephens leads by 40,000–50,000 statewide with large majorities in multiple districts.
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Saco
Willian Emmons
N. E. Hall
Winterport
United States
Marble
Bangor
Lewis H. Grant
Bay
Campobello
Grant
Portland
John Full
Blackington Corner
Rockland
Trinity Commandery
Sir
Augusta
Winthrop
St. Omer
Waterville
West Waterville
Town Hall
Colby University
Waterville Classical Institute
Coburn
Houston
Hebron
Colby
Judicial Court
Alfred
Peters
E. C. Staples
Old Orchard House
Orchard Beach Railroad Company
Staples
J. B. Reed
George
Wolfboro
Levi T. Haley
Winnipisseogee
Newmarket Village
Diamond Bridge
Plymouth
Portsmouth
New Hampshire National Guard
Gov. Goodwin
Greenland
Boston and Maine
Dover
Pemigewasset Valley
Mad River
Campton
Rockingham Park
Messenger Boy
John W
Dover Democrat
A. S. Powers
Walnut Street
Nashua
Concord
Samuel Merrill
Charles Sennett
Newbury
James Williams
William Leonard
Francis E. French
Franklin
Fret Blodgett
Charles Campbell
John H. Russell, Jr
Andover
Rose Dailey
Manchester
Oliver Rivers
John Martin
Charles F. Garland
Strafford
Daniel Sanborn
Hartford Democrats Name Gallagher Chairman at State Convention
The Connecticut Democratic state convention in Hartford chose James G. Gallagher of New Haven as temporary chairman and later as permanent president after debates over delegates' residency. Balloting for governor yielded Waller with a majority, leading to his acclamation amid disputes and a complex roll-call process. The meeting also opposed substituting delegates and discussed Morris vs Waller as ballot choices.
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Cambridge
Selwyn Zigzag Bowman
Thomas M. Waller
Connecticut Democrats
Young Democracy
Waller
Wailer
Connecticut Democracy
Connecticut
Hubbard
Ingersoll
Tom Waller
Delaware
Wilmington
Aes
Newcastle
Sussex
Kent
Dick” Harrington
Saulsbury
Harrington
Lynn
Daniel Lawrence
Medford
William T. van Nostrand
Boston
Converse
Davis
Lodge
Anet
Odge
James N. Buffum
George Foster
Buffum
Democracy
Springfield
Butfam
Greenback
Quest
Ir. Buffum
Lucius Beebe
Bowman
Beebe
Mr. Buffam
Greenback Party
Foster
Rice
Worcester
Mass
10Th Congressional District
Henry F. Harris
West Boylston
T. C. Bates
North Brookfield
F. J. Barnard
Joseph Lassell
Whitinsville
Velerius Yatt
Upton
William W. Rice
F. A. Gasixell
Fred. J. Barnard
George H. Ball
Charles A. Merrill
George P. Ladd
Spencer
Charles A. Denny
Leicester
Sylvester Bostwick
Barre
P. L. Dyane
Brookfield
George W.hobbs
Uxbridge
George M. Whittaker
Southbridge
Josiah Lassell
Charles D. Morse
Millbury
George M. Knowlton
George Rh. Marble
Webster
D. M. Hubbard
Grafton
Henry F. Brown
Branfield
F. A. Gaskell
Col. B.r. Stevens
Clinton
Lorace Gr. Hobbs
Auburn
Slarvey B. Wilder
Register of Deeds
Edward A. Brown
Country
Duell
George O. Duell
Davis Halli
Newton
Gen. Butler
Tremont Hall
Newtonville
A. G.stanchfield
Walter White
F. Barker
George E. Pike
Dexter Whipple
J. W. Stover
C. P. Harkins
G. C. Oakes
Daniel Bates
B. Murphy
T. B. Fitz
M. J. Duane
Eae i Raymond
C. T. Tuttle
Benjamin Bourne
Andréw Kaupp
D. Y T. Bunker
W. EF. Plummer
John Dolan
R. T. Sullivan
J. Brundrett
A. O. Swett
J. H. Cahill
Amos L. Hale
S.M. Jackson
D. Foley
Democratic State Committee
Democratic State Central Committee
Washington Street
Butler
Washington
Col. French
Cengre
Templehall
Campridgeport
Salem
Democratic City Committee
Daniel B. Lord
William M. Collins
The
Mechanics Charitable Association
Ward 19
Shawmut Avenue
Sandwich
Crapo
Burnham
George C. van Benthuyse
E. B. Weld
Ward
C. W. Currier
W. H. Flynn
S. J. A. Twycross
Financial Committee
C. Lund
H. M. Mudgett
United States
Chelsea
Hallett
Hartford
Conn
James G. Gallagher
New Haven
William Hamersley
Committee On Permanent Organization
J. G. Gallagher
Gallagher
Committee On
Democratic Party
Arthur
Congress
Republican Party
House of Representatives
General Assembly
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Stonington
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New Milford
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Marden
Stamford
A. ¥. Burr
Hartford Times
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Parsons
New Haven Register
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Derby
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Middletown
Charles C. Cammerford
Mr. Kennedy
Naugatuck
Daniel E. McMahan
Sioney I. Clark
West Hartford
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Milford
Tom Myers
Collinsville
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Vernon
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Redding
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the Times
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
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Col
A. R.*easton
Katie Zimmerman
Carlisle of Kentucky Aims for House Leadership and Presidency
Special Correspondent details John G. Carlisle of Kentucky as a prolific, plainspoken lawmaker with strong support in the House. He began in Kentucky politics before moving to Washington, where he shapes Democratic policy, commands respect, and spends long hours at the Riggs House, prioritizing work over fashion or leisure.
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Boston Post
Washington
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Covington
House of Representatives
Carlisle
State Senate
Congress
Washingington
New York
Boston
Mr. Carlisle
Mr. Morrison
Mr. Randall
Europe
Concen
Riggs House
Holrman
New England
White House
Corrington
House
Ways and Means
Moore
David A. Wells
Mgr
Treasury
Ele
Cincinnati
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Thurman
Kentucky Senate
Keifer
Shio
Mr. Frye
Dover Man Catches Eight Foot Shark at York Beach
A Dover man captured a shark eight feet long weighing about 500 pounds at York beach. The incident adds to a string of coastal sightings and serves as a vivid local curiosity amid New Hampshire coastal life.
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Dover
York Beach
Jonathan M. Taylor
Tilton
Senate
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Internal Revenue
New Hampshire
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Fire sweeps several towns in brief regional blazes
Across New England and neighboring areas on October 4 fires damaged homes and businesses in Rowley Newburyport Bridgeport and Salem while other outbreaks hit Bangor Philadelphia Montreal Belleville Wilkes-Barre and more. Losses range from thousands to tens of thousands with many workers affected.
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Newburyport
Mass
Rowley
Ipswich
Bridgeport
Conn
James Watson, Jr
Craighead & Elwell
Watson
Bangor
Pierre McConville
Hammond Street
Philadelphia
Belleville
Ont
Downey & V
Reston
Salem
Union Street
T. T. Mooney
Oss
Montreal
Hawley & Son
J. C. McLaren
Notion
Wilkesbarre
Stanton Air Shaft
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Anniversary of Eastern Convocation Marks Half Century
Grace church Newton hosts a sem i centennial celebration of the Eastern Convocation of the Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts and its 200th meeting with large attendance. Rev T Edson rector St Annes Lowell is named dean, Rev Drown vice dean, and Wells secretary treasurer. Bishop Clark of Rhode Island gives closing address as services continue.
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Massachusetts
Grace Church
Newton
T. Edson
D. D
St.Anne’s Church
Lowell
Mr. Drown
Newburyport
Boston
FF. Fales
Christchurch
Waltham
J. J. Beers
Thomas M. Clark
Diocese of
Rhode Island
Harvard Athletic Association Meeting Reports and Reforms
A well attended Harvard Athletic Association meeting in Holden chapel discusses surplus funds, proposed levelling of Jarvis field, track enlargement, and a high fence to curb dead-headism. Plan includes a paid track-keeper, selective athlete training, and limited races. officials report solid finances and strong Harvard results with six firsts and six seconds.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Holden Chapel
Lowell
Wendell
Intertorest
Norton
Jarvis Field
Harvard
New York Polo Grounds
Columbia
Cambridge
New York City
Morison
G. E. Lowell
G. B. Morrison
T. J. Coolidge
C. H. Atkinson
Civil Court Proceedings and Local Notices in Marblehead
In a Wednesday session before Judge Pitman the main civil case was Edwin Wentworth v Bowler of Canton for trespass and crop damage. A separate criminal writ involving Mary McCarty of Canton questioned commitment records. Probate granted administration for several estates. insolvency hearings held for Howard Jenkins and others. Local items cover railway negotiations, Marblehead Democratic resolutions on Joseph Turner, police court fines, and upcoming Republican conventions plus property transfers and city ordinances hearings.
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Joseph N. Rolfe
Newbury
Newburyport
Central District Court
Worcester
Damon
Superior Court
Joseph O. Farwell
Holden
John F. Bates
Leicester
Eaglebridge
Troy
Boston Road
Merrimac
Billerica
Mr. Saunders
Chelmsford
Eises Snell
Lawrence
Lowell
David M. O’brien
A. McPheters
Aiken Street
Pitman
Superior
Edwin Wentworth
Edward Bowler
Canton
H.T. Buswell
Edward Avery
Mary McCarty
Henry I. Downing
Superior Criminal Court
Issland
Justice Field
Dedham
Sherburn
Hyde Park
George H. Miller
George O. Fuller
Franklin
Charles Steere
George W. Wiggin
B. Darling
Boston
Asa French
Washington, D. C
Alabama
Marblehead
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Joseph P. Turner
Democratic Party
Palestine
Odd Fellows
Lewiston
Lynn
Worombus
James F. Bisbee
George E. Stewart
Melvin Black
South Common
Vine Streets
Martin C. Heald
City Hall
Salem
Patrick Buckley
James Cullen
John Sullivan
Danvers
Washington Street
No Church
Sheron D. Perkins
Haverhill Cornet Band
Salem Brass Band
Address by Grand Master Forrester at Odd Fellows session
At Wednesday morning’s session Grand Master William T. Forrester of Richmond Virginia delivered a very interesting address. He represented the order’s goals and urged unity and service among members.
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Plymouth Rock
Bay State
Harvard
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
Mechanics
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
William T. Forrester
Richmond
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Langdon Mill
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