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Judge Robinson Denounces Bowles in Shovel Dispute

North Adams judge John Robinson castigates Bowles for misusing Oliver Ames in a shovel trade dispute, calling the behavior a con founded shame and positively indecent and wicked against the rival.

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Gould urged to buy Newport Express for half NYT bid

If Jay Gould has not yet closed a deal, he can acquire the Newport Vermont Express. The editor proposes selling the entire operation for half of what Gould bid for the New York Times.

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Thief nomination sparks questions in New Haven Register

Retelling of a contested nomination linked to Tom Waller prompts confusion over references to Gov. Cleveland and Mayor Patti son, as neither man held those offices. The item suggests errors in the original caption or attribution in the New Haven Register.

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Tom Waller New Haven Register Cleveland Pattison

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Contested New York Convention Referenced in Old Chronicle

The Newburyport Herald recalls a fierce Republican contest in New York between Cornell and Folger and notes a similar clash in the commonwealth between Bishop and Crapp. It questions forged proxies at Worcester and whether Bishop’s nomination was secured by corrupt influences and federal bosses.

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New York Cornell Folger Commonwealth Bishop Crapp Newburyport Herald Worcester

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Connecticut Town Elections Show Republicans Lead Statewide

Returns from all but 17 Connecticut towns indicate Republicans hold 79 towns, Democrats 47, and 24 divided, with projections expecting 84 Republican towns, 64 Democratic, and 24 divided after remaining results. Republicans lose six towns while Democrats gain 13.

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Swiss prove earth is round like an orange

Two Swiss scientists claim new proof that the earth is round by observing vessels reflected on Lake Leman. They note images appear slightly diminished, suggesting a convex water surface. The author counters that no ship on Lake Leman or any Swiss lake is as large as a pint of peanuts, implying observation is negligible.

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Lake Leman Lake Leman

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Col Edgerly Linked to Moody Currier Rumor

In Dover an organ of the party speculates on Col Martin Van Buren Edgerly being a son in law of Manchester figure Moody Currier. It first claims his wife is Currier’s daughter, then says his first wife was. The item notes interest in the final outcome and suggests Edgerly would be a capable governor of New Hampshire.

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Dover Col Martin van Buren Edgerly Moody Currier Manchester Currier New Hampshire

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Greenbackers Face Fusion Debate in Salems Race

The Newburyport Germ mocks fusion of two parties and warns against Boynton running, arguing a two headed platform has failed before and politics should avoid splitting opposition. The piece notes Massachusetts Democrats dislike fusion and doubts Michigan Democrats will accept it next month.

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Salem Newburyport Germ Boynton Massachusetts Democrats Michigan

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Republican Plots and Blaine's Plan for 1884 Nomination

Special despatch from Washington notes cabinet figures like Chandler Folger and Teller shaping strategy before the November elections. It claims Blaine’s allies will dictate the Republican nomination, aiming to install Blaine as secretary of state again and name Senator Allison of Iowa as the presidential candidate.

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Washington Chandler New York Mr. Folger Blaine Empire State Mr. Arthur Folger Lincoln David Davis Frelinghuysen Teller Treasury Kasson Allison Iona

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Democratic Money Talks in Cincinnati Enquirer Notes

In Cincinnati the paper prints bold bets on elections including Townsend for secretary of state, Follett to Congress from the first district, Jordan from the second, and a $900 bet on the Democratic county ticket. Maryland registration for November outpaces 1880. Democrats may gain in GOP districts and vice versa. Nevada lieutenant governor candidate Burke is said to have just donated his salary to the state party. Independent Republicans in Chambersburg rally with speakers and pledge to carry Pennsylvania for Blaine in 1884.

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Cincinnati Enquirer Cincinnati Townsend John F. Follett Congress Isaac M. Jordan Maryland Baltimore Hubbell Nevada William Burke Shelbourne White Pine Republican Party Democratic Party of Blaime Pennsylvania Chambersburg Stewart Koontz Marshall Hall Blaine Wolfe

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Case Against the New England and Oregon Mining Company

In a New Hampshire supreme court session John H. Barrows and others petition for appointment of a receiver to seize all assets of the New England and Oregon Mining Company. They seek court orders restraining Horatio Hobbs and directors from transferring stock or paying funds without court leave. Respondents deny entitlement to relief, dispute bill specifics, and claim lack of jurisdiction. The case includes testimony from Horatio Hobbs, treasurer and director, as the first witness.

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New England and Oregon Mining Company Coxcorp N. H Supreme Court John H. Barrows Horatio Hobbs John H. Barron Obadiah Morrill Charles C. Danforth John Co Kiburn and Woodbrige Odlin Wentworth G. Shaw John W. Drew Horace E. Chamberlain Thomas Stuart Joe S. Locke George 8. Locke Hobbs

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Barstow Inaugural and Farnham Valedictory Summed in Vermont

In Montpelier on October 5 the Vermont senate and house convened for Farnham's valedictory and Barstow's inauguration. The joint canvassing committee announced Barstow governor with 19 830 majority over Eaton with 14 466 and 1 535 for scattering. Barstow, Pingree and Dubois were declared elected for two years. The oath was administered by Chief Justice Royce and Barstow read his biennial message through Clerk Stickney.

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Farnham Barstow Montpelier Senate Dartt Crane Orleans County House Justus Dartt George Nichols Eaton Martin Scattering John L. Barstow Samuel E. Pingree W. H. Dubois Roberts Allen Homer E. Royce State Supreme Court Joint Assembly George E. Wales Stickney

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Efforts to Settle Egypt Quarrel Highlight British Involvement

London dispatches report Arabi Pasha's direct complicity in June massacres will be proved by Cairo documents. Arabi demands a trial by Englishmen and notes surrender to them. Mecca carpet caravan attracts vast spectators with a British guard. Kaiser? No. Khedive, Baker Pasha, and Suez canal neutrality feature in theatre of diplomacy. Mixed notes on Berlin accident, Liverpool MP, and Irish church tensions.

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Camden forms Grand Army of the Republic post named George Cobb

Maine notes a Camden G A R post named after fallen soldier George Cobb. Reports also cover a Milltown cave-in injuring Richard Lee, a Bar Harbor smuggling arrest, a boy killed on a Skowhegan wet train, and widespread court activity including many divorces.

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Prohibitory state convention called in Concord opera house

A prohibitory state convention will meet at White's Opera House in Concord on Tuesday October 17 at 10 o'clock A M. Portsmouth city council suspended rules to hire fourteen thousand dollars at not more than six percent interest for municipal expenses to January 1. Dartmouth played Keene City, Keene lost. Coos and Essex Agricultural society at Lancaster reports large attendance and excess receipts. Topsy won the paving race with Vision Nell and Black Johnny following in free-to-all. Mrs George W Ela of Alientowns, recently divorced with large alimony, was indicted for perjury in the divorce case. indictment not public yet. Manchester democrats organize with N H Wilson president and staff. headquarters at Music Hall. Trotting meet at Rockingham Park: Messenger Boy won 3-minute class. George A won free-to-all. Kearsarge exhibition at Warner praised for attendance and display. Webster wins oxen premium for best town display. Notable abstention from intoxicants at both days. Missing captain of schooner R S Lemming suspected after freight payment. later found to have settled ship's bills in Portsmouth. another skipper engaged. No further word on the missing man, rumored in Boston.

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Grand Army of the Republic Camden George Cobb Richard Lee Milltown Ena Lewis H. Grant Bar Harbor Joseph Clookey Skowhegan Supreme Court Rockland Eugene Edward Wells Wells Monson Bangor and Piscataquis William M. Brown Brown Bangor Blue Hill Mine James Hade Albert Williams Hade Williams Oxford County Fair Robert Moore Paris C. H. Gould A. J. Buck Grasshopper Dandy J Foxcroft Manter Gipsy Wiggin Doctor Grant Lazy Jim Lovely Maud Barker Trinket Palmer Franklin Knox Alvin McLain Currier Brothers Granville E. Carleton Rockport York County Biddeford Supreme Judicial Court Knox County Warren C. Perrigo Lincoln County Charles E. Peasley Alna Bristol Duroe Black Dick Shaw’s Knox Augusta Watcher Bremen Greg Nose Gardiner White’s Opera House Concord Portsmouth Dartmouth Keene City Keene Keene Boys Coos and Essex Agricultural Society Lancaster W. T. Pike Topsy Vision Nell Johnny George W. Ela Alientowns Democratic City Committee Manchester N. H. Wilson Alpheus Gay David L. Perkins Josiah G. Dearborn James A. Weston Music Hall Rockingham Park Messenger Boy Billie Bundle Richmond Col. J George A Kearsarge Agricultural and Mechanical Association Warner Webster R. S. Lemming Boston

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Fifth district democratic convention adjourns with district committee

Delegates gathered in Cambridgeport at Austin hall for the fifth district democratic convention. Charles E. Raymond presided, with George W. Norris named temporary chair and Hugh Whorriskey and John J. Taylor as secretaries. A credentials committee admitted 98 of 120 delegates, resolved ward 10 issues, and debated district committee composition before approving a one-town one-ward and one precinct per ward plan. The group adjourned after voting to reconvene next Thursday and outlined a district committee slate coasted by local ward and town representatives.

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Austin Hall Cambridgeport Charles E. Raymond Cambridge George W. Norris Woburn Hugh V. Whorrisky East Cambridge John J. Taylor Boston Congress Coughlin Somerville Messrs. Coughlin Doyle Shea Ham Sheffield Ward Ward 9 1Thairman Ward 10 Foratio G. Parker Doherty Underwood Belmont Taylor Ward 8 Parker Dennis Shea D. A. Buckley W. E. Doyle James, Wells N. DY Lawin Charles Levi Woodbury Collins Washington Ford Leopold Morse John H. Lee D. D. Devine Thomas F. Welsh Charles Coleman Wm. F. Russell D. W. Chamberlin Wim. E. Doyle James H. Wells Jeremiah Murphy T. F. Coughlin W. E. Flaherty Sanborn W. E. Weld Waltham B. F. Clough Watertown Patrick J. Kelly Wm. F. Kenny Arlington Charles F. Scannell W. J. Underwood Burlington Charles J. Foster Daniel W. Lawrence Medford Charlestown Ivanhoe Hall Patrick J. Donovan William T. van Nostrand J. J. Conley Chelsea George R. Brine Winchester Horace D. Hadley Messrs D. F. Poland J. R. Murphy Thomas Flatley Malden George A. Sanderson M. Mitchell Melrose Mr. Spinney 5. K. Hamilton Wakefield A. A. Moore F. Heffernan Committee On Reading Stoneham Winthrop Everett Lynn Nahant Revere Sangus Total Hamilton Lawrence Jabez K. Montgomery George Foster Foster M. P. Mitchell Horace Greeley The Democracy Benjamin F. Butler J. Donovan Jabez Montgomery Chelsead Lyn Kt Minot Tirrell Dore Wi Ubom Ck D. W. Lawrence P.J. Donovan Minot Wynn Css J. B. O’reilley Joseph I. Ingalls John J. McAuley Thomas J. Morrison Columbus Corey Orrin Hewes John A. Sullivan M. C. Mitchell Fred L. Taylor James Reed John A. Staples V.slye Saugus F. E. Ingalls Swampscott S.J. Hamilton Boston Post Robert T. Davis Fall River Mass Forest Hill Garden C. B.H. Fessenden New Bedford W. S. Greene Dennis F. Brennan James A. Murphy Dr. M. F. Gavin Thomas J. Kiley Hugh H. Campbell Francis Supple James T. Mahoney John P. Wise Timothy F. Manning Michael Haley George F. H. Murray Philip J. Martelle James A. McGeough Thomas Keyes Maurice D. Walsh Edmund Coossen John F J. H. Bender John Downing William Pain Timothy J. Donahue J. ©. Daly Thomas Michael J. Ryder James Spillane

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Assaults and Robbery Put Men In Northampton Jail

E. P. Nason and F. W. Ricker of Holyoke were held in 3000 each at Northampton for assault and robbery of A. B. Abbey of South Hadley Falls. A Springfield railroadman was killed crossing tracks in front of a switch engine. The 12th annual Farmers' and Mechanics' fair at Attleboro drew crowds with horse trotting and drivers racing. Frank Drake was gored by a bull on a Raynham farm. companions freed him at great risk. True Morton’s party escaped after a collision that killed his horse and damaged a wagon in Chelmsford. John Murray of Pigeon Cove survived a rock quarry accident with a skull fracture. A French family from Great Falls faced abandonment and domestic strife, with the wife and children supported by the city after Roi’s indiscretions and the Evans woman’s departure. The Roi family remains missing.

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E. P. Nason F. W. Ricker Holyoke Northampton A. B. Abbey South Hadley Falls Springfield James Powers New Haven Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Association Attleboro Morton John Murray Pigeon Cove Rockport Granite Company Lawrence Great Falls Roi Fanny Evans Evans

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Post Office annual report shows vast mail figures

The free delivery department lists 112 offices with 3 115 carriers handling 298 266 739 letters and 71 481 742 postal cards, plus 160 794 706 newspapers and 1 143 518 887 total pieces. Costs total 2 623 259 64 dollars with New York Philadelphia Chicago and Boston top dispatch and per piece costs noted. Also, questions on national banks certifying or accepting checks beyond deposits are raised for attorney general opinion. Remains of civil/legal items include actions concerning Judge Harvey Jewell and Jeannette Court of Enquiry with adjournment through November 11.

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Washington Free Delivery Department of the Post Office New York Philadelphia Chicago Boston Des Moines Meriden Conn Secretary of the Treasury Attorney General Harvey Jrewell Court of Alabama Claims Cresswell Frank W. Hackett Wells French Massachusetts Jeannette Court of Enquiry Secretary

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Universalist state convention meets in Portsmouth outline

The forenoon conference and business meetings drew good attendance as reports were adopted. The Woman's Centenary association led by Loretta Foster of Weare Centre held a meeting. Addresses by Mrs. White of Concord and Mrs. Furnaby of Augusta followed. The annual sermon was preached by Rev. Rein of Concord. Officers elected include President Rev. McKinney of Manchester and Vice President Rev. St. John of Claremont.

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Portsmouth N. H Woman’s Centenary Association Loretta Foster Weare Centre Nathaniel White Concord Furnaby Augusta Rein McKinney Manchester St. John Claremont Joseph Kidder Josiah Quincy, Sr Rumney Demarest Gaskin Messrs Barker Thornton’s Ferry Kidder Humphrey Mr. Smith Xeshua Shinn Plymouth Smith Nashua O. B. Burnham

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Frank James Surrenders to Missouri Governor

Kansas City reports Frank James surrendered to Gov. Crittenden in Jefferson City at 5 p.m. and will be sent to Jackson County authorities tomorrow. Officials surprised by the move, others note James faced loss of old allies and chose to surrender. In Jefferson City he handed over his pistols and said the governor was the only person to touch them in 20 years. At McCarthy house, many prominent citizens awaited.

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Kansas CiTy Frank James Gov. Crittenden Jefferson City Jackson County St. Louis Crittenden Frank McCarthy

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W F Nichols & Co Notifies Insolvency in Boston

W F Nichols & Co, gentlemen's furnishings at 407 Washington street Boston, have failed with liabilities about 16325, of which 2650 is secured by hypothecated stock. Assets include accounts, store fixtures, and non hypothecated goods. Affairs will be adjusted in insolvency. Other embarrassments listed: Seaver grocer Woburn, Shevlin dry goods Keokuk IA, H H N Arnold dry goods Greenville SC, Metzger boot dealer Hellertown PA, Edwin W Gray provision dealer Roxbury.

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W.F. Nichols & Co Gentlemen’s Washington Street Boston John Seaver Woburn John Shevlin Keokuk H. & H. N. Arnold Greenville William B. Metzger Hellertown Edwin W. Gray Roxbury

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Atlanta Fire Claims Child Victims in Locked Home

In Goodwater Atlanta on October 5 a fire destroyed the Carton home while Isaac Carton and his wife were away. Their children, locked inside, perished in the flames.

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Public Park Orders And Council Actions Revealed At Meeting

At the regular common council session President Pratt presided. Debates covered leaving Police Commissioners Jenks and Wales to Chicago to study police signal systems. A transfer of 18 000 from the reserve fund to a public garden pond was sent to the next meeting. West Roxbury and City Point park orders were reviewed. form and funding questions arose. The council debated makeup and suspension of rule for appeals, then referred the matter to the judiciary committee. Ballots for permanent assessor listed William B. Long and Andrew J. Browne. Morrissey elected. A motion to reconsider the sewer budget was adopted and the measure recommitted. a request to gain concurrent sewer jurisdiction with the board of aldermen was sent to the next legislature.

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Common Council Pratt Jenks and Wales Chicago Committee On Public Parks West Roxbury City Point Board of Aldermen Whitmore Ward 12 Marshall Ward 3 Child Ward 17 Committee On the Judiciary Fitzpatrick Ward 8 Committee On Finance

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Third of Harry W French's Illustrated Lectures Described

The third of eight illustrated lectures by Harry W. French at Tremont temple covered The Shores of the Polar Sea Norway and Greenland the Land of the Midnight Sun. Scenes included a moonlit steamship a panorama of Christiana Bergen and Trondhjem life in the Arctic and a tropical contrast with palm groves and coral reefs. Next Thursday features The New Republic Paris and France.

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Second Day at Newton Semi-Centennial Episcopal Service

The second day of the eastern convocation's semi centennial in Newton opened at 10 A M with holy communion. Rev E L Crown of St Pauls Newburyport delivered a memorial on The brethren at rest honoring bishops and doctors. The afternoon covered business and addresses with Bishop Paddock presiding. Secretary pro tem G W Durell was elected. A future topic True Catholicity was set with essayist Rev Mr Shinn and Rev Mr Grafton named for a sermon text Revelations. Evening services featured Bishop Paddock and a Te Deum sung by a mixed choir from the Advent Boston with visiting clergy.

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Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts E. L. Crown St. Paul’s Church Griswold Eastman James Morse Newburyport J. 8. Stone A. L. Loring William Horton A. L. Banry St. Mary’s Church Newton Lower Falls George Packard Charles Meson E. A. Washburne A. H. Vinton D. G. Estes Paddock Washington Territory G. W. Durell Somerville Nxt St. Thomas Church Shinn Grace Church Newton Grafton Church of the Advent Boston Asea Crown Tustin Haskins Mr. Brown Methuen Kingdom of God

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Merrimack Valley Dental Society Holds 20th Annual Meet

The Merrimack Valley Dental Society opens its 20th meeting at the Parker house with KR R Andrews in the chair. 100 active, eight honorary and two junior members, plus 23 new admissions, are recorded as the treasury shows a surplus. The constitution becomes the New England Dental Society. Dr Barrett of Buffalo lectures on anesthesia physiology with animal experiments, then Dr Stockwell presents on Etiology. Evening includes Dr Fillebrown on Regulating Teeth. Officers to be elected at 9 A.M. with discussions on Dental Irregularities and Pyorrhoea Alveolaris.

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Merrimack Valley Dental Society Parker House KR. R. Andrews A. M. Dudley New England Dental Society New Era Hall W. C. Barrett Buffalo Barrett C. T. Stockwell Springfield Mass Thomas Fillebrown Portland

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St Andrews Royal Arch elects officers for 502 membership

The St Andrew s Royal Arch chapter lists officers elected: High priest James P Phinney king Edward Coggins scribe Winfield L Tucker treasurer Charles W Romney secretary Alfred P Chapman captain of the host James K Odell principal for Warren B Ellis royal arch captain Eugene A Holton master veil officers Walter M Cameron Charles E Phipps Whitmore trustees Richard Briggs Samuel Otis S8 Charles D White J5 Howard M Dow organist Benjamin F Nourse ryler and charity committee Iliam Parkman Marlborough Williams William F Pierce Albert T Whiting George G Doda.

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St. Andrew’s Royal Arch James P. Phinney King Edward Coggins Winfield L. Tucker Charles W. Romney Alfred P. Chapman James K. Odell Warren B. Ellis Royal Arch Eugene A. Holton Walter M. Cameron Charles E. Phipps Charles E. Whitmore Richard Briggs Samuel A. Otis Charles D. White Howard M. Dow Benjamin F. Nourse Ryler Iliam Parkman Marlborough Williams William F. Pierce Albert T. Whiting George G. Doda

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Holden chapel class of '85 elects officers at meeting

The class of 1885 gathered in Holden chapel on Thursday evening with President Codman presiding. The committee on the class crew reported last year’s receipts were 1975 dollars and that 135 dollars is due the boat club, less cash on hand 65 dollars. The officers elected included President J Codman and a new vice president.

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Shipping and Labor Strikes and Bank Scandal Across States

The week reports widespread disruption as St Louis markets close for fair week and 400 miners in Keokuk and Mahaska counties strike for 4 cents a bushel. Oregon politics hint at Richard Williams as a dark horse, while Troy bank examiners confirm Manufacturer's National Bank's solidity despite a $31,515 cash defalcation and bond liability. A Baltimore and Ohio collision injures several, with Sanders dying and Ruffner losing a leg. Trenton payroll fraud surfaces as Deputy Collector Smith testifies to false entries totaling 31,000 and forged bonds. Poughkeepsie suit over notes reveals a forged nine hundred dollar equivalent, with the bank losing the case.

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Gould urged to buy Newport Express for half NYT bid

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Greenbackers Face Fusion Debate in Salems Race

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Republican Plots and Blaine's Plan for 1884 Nomination

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Democratic Money Talks in Cincinnati Enquirer Notes

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Case Against the New England and Oregon Mining Company

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Barstow Inaugural and Farnham Valedictory Summed in Vermont

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Assaults and Robbery Put Men In Northampton Jail

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Universalist state convention meets in Portsmouth outline

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Frank James Surrenders to Missouri Governor

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W F Nichols & Co Notifies Insolvency in Boston

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