Hancock On Grant Remarks and Political Fallout in 1880
Gen Hancock says he has not decided to respond to Gen Grant remarks and may issue a statement to the Associated Press if he proceeds. The letter discusses Garfield and De Golyer cases, with Hadley urging Garfield to offer stronger proof and clarity in defense.
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Gen. Hancock
Associated Press
Gen. Grant
Hancock
Grant
Indiana
William Woodridge
Indianapolis
Bank Messenger Robbed of 20000 in Broadway Stage Larceny
James Mc Dowell, messenger for Marine Bank, reports theft of about 20000 in checks notes and cash on a Broadway stage. Thieves fled after one grabbed a wallet. two suspects described. List includes notes from G Arnold Co Gratz Jones Co M A S Douglass and others and twenty nine US bond coupons. Lawrence Jerome pleads not guilty to concealing Brayton Co bonds. Steamship arrivals report francs and the Boyle. Funeral services for Rev Samuel Hanson Cox held at First Presbyterian Brooklyn with distinguished pallbearers.
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James McDowell
Marine Bank
Wall and
Pearl Streets
Broadway
McDowell
Canal Street
Wall Street
Bost
G. Arnold & Co
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Gratz, Jones & Co
Chemical Bank
M. A. S. Douglass
Shoe and Leather Bank
L. S. Lawrence & Co
Nassau Bank
United States
Lawrence R.jerome
Wim. McGibbon
Koward Catchell
Brayton & Co
Steamship
Gellert
Hi Bure
Steamship Canada
Avre
Samuel Hanson Cox
First Presbyterman Church
Brooklyn
Fergymen
Greenwood
Annual Meetings of Manchester Manufacturing Firms
Stockholders in Amoskeag Manufacturing report 41,579,218 yards of cloth and 968,387 bags produced. Dividends of 10 percent plus $390,000 in Amery Corporation stock distributed. A new 300 ft dye house completed and a large mill under construction. Directors elected include William Amory and T. Jefferson Coolidge.
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N. H
Amoskeag Maufacturing Company
William Amory
New Amery Corporation
Quick Capital
Daniel Clare
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Thomas Wigeiewer
John L. Gardiner
William B. Mason
John L. Brewer
Channing Clapp
George Dexter
Thomas L. Livermore
Manchester Mills
Samuel 2. Payson
John C. Palfrey
Quick
Samuel R. Payson
Wm. H. Hill
Moody Currier
Benjamin P. Cheney
Wm. C. Grover
Joseph H. White
Jacob Edwards
Josiah
Shannon
Stark Mills
Litttle
Edmund Dwight
Wiliham Amory
Ingersoll Bowdueh
Lewis Dowling, Jr
I. Jefferson Coolidge
J. Lewis Stackpole
Roger Wolcott
Erk
Phineas Adams
Amory Mills
Mil
Daniel Clark
T. Jefferson Coolinge
G. A. Gardner
Channinglapp
F. J. Amory
Langdon Mills
William Amory, Jr
Henry B. Rogers
John B. Brewer
John A. Burnham
Ezekiel A. Curan
William L. Kelley
Two Mills Burned at Lowell as Fire Wipes Out Operations
A devastating fire struck Chase's mill in Lowell destroying the brick five story facility and rivals Faulkner's mill nearby. Combined losses reach about 300000 with both mills fully insured and 300 workers displaced. No serious injuries reported.
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Mass
Chase’s Mill
Faulkner’s
Faulkeer
Chase’s Mills
C. B. Snyder & Co
New York
L. G. Deckham
Chase Mills
Luther W. Faulkner & Sons
Billenca
Mutual
Arkwright Mutual
Firemen’s of
Boston
Pall River Mutual
Fall River
Worcester
Pocasset
Centennial Battle of King's Mountain Second Day Spars With Planned Illustrations
CHARLOTTE Oct 6 1900 The second day of the King's Mountain centennial drew about 10 000 attendees as a military parade replaced the planned battle illustration. Gen Hunt led the U S Army with Senators Vance Butler and John W Daniel arriving as centennial events began including a sunrise salute a 10 o'clock troop review and a grand stand procession Silent prayers and poems by McLean and Hayne accompanied the oration by Daniel. Five thousand campers filled the grounds as the battlefield resembled a bivouac and preparations for a monument unveiling continued.
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King’s Mountain
Ndt
Hunt
United States Army
Vance
North Carolina
Butler
South Carolina
John W. Daniel
Virginia
W. M. Martin
Clara Dargan McLean
Yorkville
S. C
Paul H. Hayne
Augusta
Lynchburg
Channing Conference Meets in Taunton Unitarian Church
Taunton Massachusetts October 6 The Channing Conference met at the Unitarian Church with two sessions. Rev Stanley Staples of Providence led the morning exercises on religious sympathy. President Joh C Tripp of Fairhaven presided as L M Stilley of Providence acted as secretary.
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Channing
Unitarian Church
Mr. Staples
Providence
Joh. C. Tripp
Fairhaven
L. M. Stilley
Woodbury
James Freeman Clarke
Boston
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King Halakaua reshapes Hawaii cabinet and dismisses Moreno
In San Francisco on October 6 the Hawaiian king appointed a new cabinet led by William L. Green as Foreign Affairs minister and Henry A. P. Carter as Interior minister. John S. Walker serves as acting Financial and Attorney General awaiting William Nevins Armstrong, with Moreno recalled from his post and dismissed. News notes the Chinese steam line subsidy likely to be halted.
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Moreno
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William L. Green
Henry A. P. Carter
John Ss. Walker
William Nevins Armstrong
London Dispatches Report Ireland Troop Reinforcement Halted
London reports the government plans to reinforce Ireland amid Land League unrest but the Duke of Cambridge says no troops are available due to India demands. Other items note Vatican moves, European notes on a Porte crisis, Georgian and Russian troubles, and a severe English coastal storm with property damage.
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Supreme Court Opens October Term Amid Docket of 909 Cases
The Supreme Court convenes for the October term with Chief Justice and most associates in attendance. About 909 cases occupy the docket, roughly 20 more than last year at this time. Gen Walker reports census flaws from South Carolina but asserts June’s enumeration is correct.
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Multiple New Hampshire and Maine local items in 19th century digest
Reports from Franklin Falls Laconia Manchester and Concord detail horse distemper at Franklin Falls. John Belford jailed in Laconia for breaking and entering. deaths in Lowell and Conway. political noms in Portsmouth. butter prices in St Albans. Jubilee celebrations in Hancock English Club Alexandria. accidents in Manchester and Lisbon. court actions in Oxford Me and Hiram Me. thefts of butter potatoes and produce in Wells Me. Universalist state convention in Portsmouth with officers and program.
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John Belford
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Manchester
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Agricultural and Mechanics Association
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Claremont
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Stewart & Heammerton
Fall River
Nathaniel White
Universalist Church
Concord
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Supreme Judicial Court
Oxford County
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Moody Currier
Aretus Blood
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John A. White
Wells
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New Hampshire Universalist State Convention
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E. L. Conger
Joseph Kidder
Frank Maguire
Benton Smith
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Harvard Astronomer Peirce 72 Dies After Long Illness
Perkins professor of astronomy and mathematics at Harvard University Prof. Peirce died at his Cambridge residence October 6 after months of illness. A Boston-born scholar, he served Harvard for 55 years and published influential text books on geometry algebra and curves. His work helped spark the Cambridge Observatory and he contributed lunar tables to the American Ephemeris. Funeral at Appleton Chapel Cambridge Saturday at 1:30 P.M.
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Boston civic leader Hayden dies after paralysis at 85
Charles Hayden born in Richmond and raised in Boston served as Boston’s first City Auditor from 1824 for seventeen years. He edited the Boston Atlas from 1840 to 1848 and held roles in the Boston City Council Massachusetts Legislature and postmaster of Boston. He leaves a wife two sons and three daughters with one son Charles S. Hayden a judge in St. Louis. Other deaths noted include Chas W Paine of Medford and inventor Mason J. Matthews of New York.
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Medford
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Mason & Hawkon Organ Company
New York
Henry M Burr & Co Fall Millinery Opening
Henry M Burr & Co presents a large millinery display this week featuring hats and bonnets in plush velvet silk and felt. The collection includes Gainsborough styles, turban fronts, moleskin plush trims, beaver felts, and elaborate plumes with velvet bands and gold embroidery for misses and children.
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Disturber of Rights Fails in Milwaukee Shooting
Mrs. Frank Crocker, known for disrupting women’s rights meetings, fired at her step-mother Mrs. J B Smith in Milwaukee on Wednesday, hitting only a finger. She was arrested. An unknown cattle disease kills cattle near Petersburg Virginia with many fatalities and scant appetite. Chinese Consulate in Havana faced insult on September 28 by government police, prompting a formal demand for reparations. Chicago Burlington and Quincy August earnings rise 22 percent over last year. capital stock growth mirrors five years of gains. VP Perkins travels to New York to present a counter proposal to Wabash regarding Iowa settlement. Wabash agrees not to expand west of Omaha.
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J. B. Smith
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Petersburg
Havana
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Perkins
New York
C. B. and Q
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Omaha
Footnote of Hope With Hop Bitters Cures Wife
A Detroit man recalls ten years of his wife’s illness and costly remedies until a United States flag advertisement for Hop Bitters led him to try the product. He reports her cure in six months at a cost of $2, praising the remedy as wise folly.
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Free Press
Boston Land Transfers Ledger Notes and Property Moves
A compilation of Boston property deals lists buyers and sellers across streets such as Lenox, Oake, Andover, and Marlborough. Transfers include buildings and land with prices ranging from 1 to 30 thousand dollars and details on mortgages and quitclaims among numerous individuals and entities.
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Newbury
Exeter
Fairfield
Nations Bank of Commerce
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Quitclaima Fleet
Lucy E. Howard Et
Lemuel Stanwood
Shawmut Avenue
Emily C. Peltes
George C. Dobson
Albion
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A Tyler
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John Campbell
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George K Guild
Frank Hammond
Josephine Guild
Beacon Street
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Louis C. Benton
Charlotte M. Moore
Frankins Street
Edward Massey
William Minot, Jr
Charden Court
Court Street
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Harriet B.allen
Henry W. Bellows
Buandings
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Columbus Avenue
George B. Taylor
Mary R. Clement
East Brookline Street
Henry B. Gong
Harriet Going
Brookline Street
James 8. Cunningham
Marlborough Street
T. Jefferson Coolidge
N. Henry Chadwick
Samuel Stillings
Machinery framed buildings from Waterville pioneer firm
The Fairfield mill on the Kennebec River, begun by O. H. Smith of Waterville, Maine, makes machine milled frames for houses and structures. With 125 horsepower power and sixty workers, the firm produced over 4,000,000 feet of lumber into frames in a year and shipped 345 carloads, winning a silver medal for the Mechanics' Fair project.
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Mechanics’ Fair
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