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Ten Die in Hyde Park Water Tunnel Disaster Near Chicago

Ten men building Hyde Park water tunnel platform one mile offshore drown in Lake Michigan as a brutal storm washed away their 40 by 40 foot hut. Fourteen worked on the project. eight sought rescue, four survived after a perilous surf crossing. Names include William H. Sheahan H Corbin Lewis Ainsworth Andrew Ainsworth Charles Manski Charles Folk D Smith Otto Moncofski William Moncofski Klaus Clausen. Bodies not recovered.

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Proposed Steamship Line Linking Japan China and BC

Ottawa reports talks between the Japanese steamship company and Canada and the Canadian Pacific railway on a new line connecting Japan and China with British Columbia. The discussions, initiated by the Japanese president and routed through Sir John A. MacDonald, will continue in London with hopes of a shorter Pacific passage to Liverpool or London. If established, the route could cut ocean time by about ten days overall, or at least three days compared with the San Francisco route.

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Branford Justice of the Peace Zink Struck by Axe

Dr Zink a Branford justice of the peace is attacked in his kitchen and critically injured with an axe. Footprints in sand point to Patrick Doherty, who had threats against Zink and was found by officers at 4 AM. Doctors say Zink likely will die.

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Portland Woman's Foreign Missionary society meets in forenoon session

The forenoon session of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society focused on business. The treasurer reported a balance of $433.45 and a contingent fund of $200.88. They raised $190,446 for the Zenana in India. The nominating committee report was accepted with officers elected: President Mrs William Warren, Corresponding Secretary Mrs B Alderman, Recording Secretary Miss C A Richardson, Treasurer Mrs J R Magee, Auditor Mrs W H Sargent. Mrs M P Alderman gave an extensive report on progress in China, Japan, Bulgaria, India, and South America, noting a treasury balance of $339.02. Mrs C Ekite of New Haven lectured on The Agency of the Holy Spirit a Necessity.

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Suicide at Adams House Ends Pittsburg Man’s Life

A man registered under a partly legible name, believed to be James A. Cohen, at the Adams house Tuesday evening. He shot himself in the head with a 32 caliber revolver, died at 5 30 P M after being taken to the city hospital. A note attributed his act to strong drink and stated he belonged in Pittsburg Pa.

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Huntington will probate trust for Shumway hall and Seabury

The will of Augusta M. Huntington probated in Cincinnati directs 300000 in trust to Bishop Whipple of Minnesota with 100000 for Shumway hall at Shattuck school Faribault and 50000 for its endowment for boys education Another 100000 funds Johnston ball in Seabury in memory of her father A 50000 endowment bolsters Seabury Divinity School students

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Appleton and Lowell Machine Shop Adopt Three-Quarters Time

Beginning Monday, Appleton manufacturing and Lowell machine shop will run on three-quarters time. Appleton will work 45 hours weekly and shut down on Saturdays, while the machine shop will total 42 hours, with Saturday forenoon. Reduction expected to be temporary with no immediate resumption of full time. No indication that other firms will shorten hours.

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Episcopal congress opens in Detroit on Cathedral System topic

The Episcopal congress began in Detroit with Bishop Harris presiding. The session will discuss "The Cathedral System in America" featuring Rev. H. H. Hart and Rev. J. H. Elliott as writers and speakers, with J. M. Woolworth and Rev. Arthur Brooks among participants.

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Democrats Poised to Carry Ohio and Fire Up Races

Republican leaders estimate Ohio may yield a 7400 plurality excluding Hamilton County as Blaine and Dudley campaigns push turnout and fraud vigilance. Democrats hope to hold the state with a united vote. Cleveland Hendricks surge energizes rallies in Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus while John Quincy Adams declines Congress bid. Independent cadets form in Cleveland as nominations ripple across Middlesex and Bristol counties.

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Blaine's Cause in Ohio His Exhibition Not Helping Him

Washington, Oct. 8. Republicans in the city acknowledge Gov. Cleveland grows in popularity and strength nationwide due to his dignified course. Blaine’s Ohio exhibit failed to help, forcing a retrace. A New York visitor reports vigorous Democratic canvassing and an electorate-aimed effort, predicting New York electoral votes for Cleveland and Hendricks. Canvassers contact nearly every voter, with early vote estimates forming.

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Hocking Valley Letters Stir Blaine Campaign Plan

A Special despatch from New York reports Blaine leaders reacting to Hocking Valley letters and Democratic tactics. Assistant Secretary Barker says Democrats plan to accuse Blaine of bribery around the Ohio election, while Chairman Jones predicts carrying Ohio by at least 10,000 majority and doubts West Virginia.

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Yale Professor Invited As Vice President by Mistake

In New Haven on October 7 1884 Professor Daniel C Eaton of Yale a noted Republican was mistakenly invited to be a vice president at a Democratic meeting. He declined writing that he could not attend despite hoping the Democratic candidate is elected. He sent a courteous reply ending with a note You need not burn this.

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Republican in Vermont Seeks Written Denial From Edmunds

Cadleton Vermont October 8. A prominent local Republican angrily rejects a Democrat’s claim that Senator Edmunds will vote for Cleveland in November. He plans to ask for a written denial, then passed the message to the senator for response.

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Vermont voter shifts as republican stronghold questions elections

A Barton Vermont correspondent reports raising a Cleveland and Hendricks flag and notes dissent within northern Vermont Republicans. He says many old Republicans may vote for Cleveland or St John on November 4, predicting the GOP majority will fall well short. The piece also cites the New York Commercial Advertiser on Dor- schermer declining renomination due to conflicts with personal interests.

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Murder of Col Stewart Amid Amidship Wreck News

Telegraphed from Debbeh report details Col Stewart and two guides killed by Bedouins after steering toward Merane post wreck. The steamer was captured, four crewmen survived. Dongola reports mudir sending spies to Nile expedition. Khar toum sheikhs submit, depot proposed at Debbeh with camels and cattle. French fire at Tamsin continues with forts destroyed and civilians unharmed. Col Donnier defeats Chinese force on Loo Chuan river. 1000 reinforcements sent to Pekin. Li Siung Chang urges delaying pay cuts. Cyclone at Catania kills 20, cholera deaths 97. Irish Home Rule gains, Newmarket results note.

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Comptroller Refuses Gen Meigs Salary as Pension Building Overseer

Washington reports that the first comptroller again declined Gen Meigs U.S.A. retired pay as superintendent of the pension building, asserting a single officer cannot draw two government salaries. A prior Claims Court ruling had favored Meigs. Also, the Tallapoosa wreck was towed toward Edgartown light with stern grounded in six and three fourths fathoms. The U.S. Vandalia was ordered to Portsmouth navy yard for extensive repairs and afternoon decommissioning.

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Mexican veterans reunion opens at Pope's theatre

sr. Louis Oct 8 The Mexican veterans met at Pope's theatre for a three day reunion with about 200 delegates from various states. In president's absence James W Denver Acting President Manson called the session to order. Welcome by James McGinniss of St Louis and reply by Manson marked the opening. Afternoon plans include visits to merchants exchange and festivities.

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Blair's Blunder at Portsmouth Sparks Republican Doubt

Special Boston Post correspondence from Concord NH reports Senator Blair’s Portsmouth speech casts doubt on a Blaine win. Gallinger’s faction fears funds are scarce, while Democrats met a brisk campaign push with Rev. L F McKinney leading speeches. Ohio result looms, shaping NH prospects and a looming house race.

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Elopement of Bank Cashier's Wife Rocks New York Society

Special despatch from Hartford reports Mrs Nellie Risley wife of Albert Risley a bank cashier and her cousin Charles Dean a New York dry goods clerk have eloped. Risley once married to Nellie with four children including a seven month old. suspicions grew after jewelry and clothing vanished. Letters between Nellie and Charles confirmed the affair prompting notices to arrest the pair. Mrs Risley under 25 and Charles Dean about 23.

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Diamond Case and Mrs Heustis Explanations in Boston

The Diamond Case centers on Mrs Georgiana Heustis now under arrest in Boston for alleged larceny of $20,000 in diamonds from Theresa Lynch of New York. Friends claim extortion pressure and that the jewelry was bought on credit by the late Mr Heustis and presented to his wife. Details include loans, pawnings in Boston, and private detectives tracing movements. A New York despatch notes Lynch's counsel disputing the receipts and intent.

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Concord News Roundup of Rail Meetings and Local Elections

Rumor of Concord leases with Boston and Lowell road draws little credence. Profile and Fraconia Notch railroad directors chosen in Concord with Raymond as president and Bell clerk. U S circuit court recess until Nov 11 for a major case trial. Eastman Association holds fourth annual meeting in East Concord with Eastman as president and plans for a memorial hall. Concord railroad directors and officials begin line inspections with railroad commissioners. Granite State Deaf Mute Mission to meet Oct 11 and 12. Carriage collision injures Dr. E E Graves near Canterbury on White Mountain line. Mt Washington railroad declares 10 percent annual dividend. Merrimack county prohibitionists nominate county officers and officials including solicitor, sheriff, and treasurer.

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McCullough Arrives in New York to Recuperate

Actor John McCullough reached New York and was taken to a private house to recover with Capt. William M. Connor as his companion. In Jersey City, Robert H. Ramsgate faced bigamy charges after admitting a second marriage while his first wife remained. InBoston the second wife attended court with wife No.2 as both pressed the charge. President Arthur stayed in his Fifth Avenue hotel rooms all morning in talks with Secretary Chandler.

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Incendiary Fires Spark in Cleveland and Boston Area

After rainy days the incendiaries struck Cleveland with fires at C Ross block Prospect and Ontario, and Standard Oil block Euclid. Moses Hall’s frame house on Superior burned later. evidence of arson found. A $5000 reward was to be proposed by city council. In Boston area, a lamp black factory fire on Marginal Street was blamed on spontaneous combustion. other crimes include a pocket-picking arrest and a harbor drowning rescue. Also reports from Bangor of Shaw Bros. fires at Forest station, suspected incendiary.

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Convention of the Men Who Have the Care of Railroads

The sixth annual New England Road Masters association met in White River Junction Vermont with representatives from numerous railroads. Officers elected included C A Bean president J W Shanks vice president W F Ellis secretary and P A Eaton treasurer. Sessions covered safety devices track components and rail joints with manufacturers showing new tools. Adjourned to continue tomorrow morning.

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Methodism Centennial Celebration Draws Springfield District Crowd

Springfield Mass October 8 The Northampton campground hosts about 1000 attendees from the Springfield district of the New England conference and nearby towns for a centennial celebration. Bishop R S Foster delivers the keynote on church deeds and duties. Prof William N Rice of Wesleyan speaks on education. The Sunday School topic is presented by Thomas Neil of Westfield. Mrs Rev Dr Hibbard of New York and several clergy and local leaders address the gathering after lunch.

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Vermont House Names Committees and Pets Oleo Debate

Speaker Batchelder set committee chairmen including Parker Cambridge federal relations Franklin Newfane ways and means Dillingham Waterbury railroads Butterfield Wilmington banks Fisk Isle La Motte land taxes Bailey Newbury grand list Barrett Rutland Parker Ferrisburgh state unions Haynes Canaan town lines Farnham West Fairlee Fullerton Manchester insane asylum No major bills yet residents flood legislature with oleomargarine prohibition petitions Hon Justin Morrill in town pursuing US Senate bid with little party opposition Democrats may nominate Redfield who retires

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Walker murder trial resumes in Skowhegan

In Skowhegan Maine on October 8 the Walker Daggett murder trial resumed with witnesses detailing a serenading party at Walker's home and gunfire that killed Daggett. The court ruled prisoner statements to an inquest inadmissible though they claimed Walker fired three shots at a shadowy figure later identified as Daggett.

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Multiple Local Tragedies and Legal Matters Across New England

A string of brief notices reports Mendon man Hollis Pond's attempt at self harm, James McAvoy alive after presumed death in New Bedford, Worcester boiler shop injury death, Providence oil can explosion fatal for Mary A. Rush, Mrs. Washburne injured when thrown from carriage, Rev. Sleeper discharged after felonious assault charge, carpenter Charles Squires fleeing town over unpaid debts, sailor Albert Wilson assaulted aboard Ready, reform school boys held for trial for arson, Albert Bowen bound over over bonds theft case, Overman Wheel vs Pope Mfg for $50000 patent dispute, fatal train collision at Greylock Crossing killing a young man and woman from Stamford, and the double fatality left at the engine pilot.

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Assassination, Denials, and Lake Michigan Storm News

Standiford, a young Belen Ark. attorney, was killed by buckshot through his bedroom window. Spain’s consul general in New York denies a Key West filibuster claim. Cook County indicts Matt Pinkerton for attempting to fix a felony. Leland is arrested for ring theft. Pinkerton claims honorable motives. Bishop Fabre condemns a Catholic Union of Knights of St John as secretive. A Lake Michigan storm destroys a shanty housing Hyde Park laborers. 16 men aboard perilously clung to structure and rescuers race to save them.

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Maud S. to Try Faster Mile at Hartford Exhibition

The Turf Field and Farm reports Maud S. will attempt a faster mile at Hartford on Tuesday if weather and track allow. Times already logged include a 2:01 gait for a mile and a 3:03 final quarter, with public exhibition planned. It also notes the Boston Press Rifle Shoot at Walnut Hill Oct. 16 and lists prize contributions from various offices and retailers alongside baseball results from several cities.

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Ten Die in Hyde Park Water Tunnel Disaster Near Chicago

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Proposed Steamship Line Linking Japan China and BC

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Democrats Poised to Carry Ohio and Fire Up Races

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Blaine's Cause in Ohio His Exhibition Not Helping Him

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Hocking Valley Letters Stir Blaine Campaign Plan

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Yale Professor Invited As Vice President by Mistake

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Republican in Vermont Seeks Written Denial From Edmunds

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Vermont voter shifts as republican stronghold questions elections

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Murder of Col Stewart Amid Amidship Wreck News

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Comptroller Refuses Gen Meigs Salary as Pension Building Overseer

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Mexican veterans reunion opens at Pope's theatre

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Blair's Blunder at Portsmouth Sparks Republican Doubt

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Elopement of Bank Cashier's Wife Rocks New York Society

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Diamond Case and Mrs Heustis Explanations in Boston

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Concord News Roundup of Rail Meetings and Local Elections

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McCullough Arrives in New York to Recuperate

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Convention of the Men Who Have the Care of Railroads

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