Republicans to push seating fights for New York and Rhode Island
The Washington Star notes a caucus plan for next Saturday to press for admitting New York and Rhode Island senators before electing a president pro tem. It cites Senate journals showing most early sessions elected a pro tem after sworn-in electees, yet political maneuvering remains plausible given partisan aims.
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Conkling's Clan Defeated by Wily Half-Treeds Tactics
Special Despatch reports the faction led by Conkling vanquished yet not vanquished as their pickets and resolutions are tested by unexpected maneuvers. The narrative highlights wary strategies and continued opposition in the political fray.
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Annual Meetings of Manchester Textile Firms in 19th Century
Manchester stockholders met for annual meetings of the Manchester Mills Amoskeag Stark Amory Langdon and related companies. Officers and directors were elected, production figures given for cotton and worsted fabrics, and dividends declared from the prior year. Colation served at city hall.
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Channing Clapp
Wmn. Amery
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Tr. Jefferson Coolidge
Thomas Wig
Stark Mills
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J. Logersol Tenditeh
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G.A. Gardner
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Langdon Manufacturing Company
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J. A. Burnham
J. L. Bremer
John Rowell
Brockton Fair Opens With Bicycle Parade and Races
About 5 000 to 6 000 attended the eighth Brockton Agricultural Society exhibition opening in Brockton Massachusetts. The bicycle parade and two races drew 159 riders from New England clubs, despite poor weather. Winners included W W Stail of the Boston club and G E Frye of Marlboro in two-mile and one-mile events respectively.
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Columbia Club
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Waltham Club
Third Biennial Ministers Institute Opens at Princeton Mass
The Third Biennial Session of the Ministers Institute meets in Princeton Massachusetts through Friday. Led by Unitarian clergy and scientists, the talks cover metaphysics and Protestantism with essays by Felix Adler R Heber Newton J T Bixby and William James. Upcoming papers include Communism and Republicanism by Newton and Identity of Private Wealth and Public Welfare by Edward Atkinson.
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New York
M. J. Savage
E. E. Hale
George A. Thayer
Joan Fiske
Wiliam James
J. T. Bixby
Edward Atkinson
Boston
Robbers Strike South Baltimore Saving Association
In Baltimore on Light Street two men robbed the South Baltimore Permanent Saving building. One pistoled the clerk H P Orem while the other beat him with a billy, stealing 300 dollars in cash and 1000 dollars in checks. One thief was captured with 140 dollars recovered and identified as Walter H Campbell.
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Northwest floods wash away hay and wood in crops
Despatches from Carlinville Illinois report the Macoupin railroad bridge washed away and Chicago and Alton trains water bound after long continued rains. Farmers suffer as rivers rise and hay and wood are carried off. No accidents to trains are reported and officials hope danger passes.
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Howgate Faces Bail In Star Route Embezzlement Case
Washington oct 5 Captain Howgate remains jailed after the United States commissioner set a 40099 dollar bail. He lacks funds while star route suspects enjoy bail and high priced lawyers. Ohio clerks prepare to vote next week as civil service orders are ignored in campaigning.
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Star Route Gang Held for Trial in Bail and Motions
In Washington on October 5, the criminal court set bail for Star Route defendants Brady and Brown at 7500 and Turner and French at 4000. Motions to quash the information were discussed as counsel agreed to two days' notice before argument. Guiteau defense prospects were noted as uncertain, and Democratic caucus plans were announced along with Capt Howgate's embezzlement case bail and writ of habeas corpus. A new comet discovery by Denning was reported from Greenwich with coordinates and motion details.
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Second Day of the State Convention at Skowhegan
The Maine Baptist Charitable society reports a permanent fund of 1700 and three new beneficiaries. Officers elected include Percival Bonney president and J C Pherix treasurer. Delegates from Congregational churches attended and several Baptist leaders gave addresses on missions and education.
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City Hall Notes on Health and City Projects
Typhoid cases at the General and City hospital mostly involve patients recently returning from country resorts. Next Monday the fire commissioners plan a general department inspection. A committee probing city treasurer charges postponed due to Turner’s illness. Aldermen will visit Providence to view Corliss pumping engines amid controversy. Fire alarm superintendent accuses Lineman D P O Neil of intoxication. Commissioners order purchase of another pair of horses.
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York County Sends Twelve Students to Colby University
York county sent twelve students to Colby University namely Sanford Vix Wells two Biddeford South Berwick and Kennebunk one each. The Portland and Rochester railroad annual meeting was held Wednesday. Directors’ report read and all other business postponed to October 1. The funded debt stood at 1 million dollars with capital stock outstanding 636011. Bears troublesome near Dennysville. George Mathewson reports several sheep lost. Edward Burns and Joshua Hinkley each lost a valuable horse from second crop clover bay. Thomas Maloney was fatally stabbed in Lewiston Gas House Patch after a cock fight dispute. Patrick Conley arrested and jailed awaiting trial.
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Lewiton
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Notable Society and Business Notices of the Era
Hon. Robert C. Winthrop registered at the Fifth Avenue hotel yesterday. Lord Rocebury plans a radical Scottish newspaper. Moses King to wed Bertha M. Cloyes on October 19. George T. Cline of Frederick Md. bought 1040 acres near Chicago in 1858 for 30900 and sold for 600000 recently. Grace A. King of Boston to teach vocal music at Miss Haime's Hertford school. EE. A. Winnchester of Malden returns from Newport voyage with his pair of bays.
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