Women Seek Public Reform at Illinois Social Science Meet
The Illinois Social Science Association drew national comment as women led discussions. The essay readers faced prejudice toward female convention attendance, yet the Chicago gathering showed interest in addressing societal abuses and urged continued engagement in public affairs.
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Illinois Social Science Association
Chicago
Expelled minister’s views clash with St. Louis Baptists
The Rev W W Boyd formerly of Boston argues all men may be saved and that sects and Jews can attain salvation without Jesus, and that close communion is scripture inference. The St Louis Baptist Association rejects these beliefs, and Boyd has been expelled from the association.
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Boston
Jesus
St. Louis Baptist Association
Boyd
Tea culture to become staple in Southern States
Prof Saunders shows U S tea quality surpassing imports and North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia growers already produce superior herb. The Agriculture Department gardens in Washington hold about 120000 plants and the culture could spark a major home industry saving millions of dollars sent abroad.
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United States
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Weather Zones See Slight Temperature Dip At Midnight
Signals show a minor fall in temperature at midnight across stations while heat lingers Atlantic states. Readings include Port land 61, Boston 64, Burlington 67, New York 72, Washington 71, Buffalo 66, Chicago 74, St. Louis 74, New Orleans 74, Jacksonville 75, Savannah 76 with clear skies and nearly steady barometer.
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Irish land question drives British politics and an Atlantic bid
The piece notes the Irish land question as a live political issue, plus an appeal to displaced natives worldwide. It reports a $250000 telegram from New York urging an Irish advanced party member to visit the United States, with Mr Parnell likely to come.
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Merritt Relief at Payne Described in Colorado Front
Rawlins Wyoming reports Lieut Almy details Merritt command marching seventy miles in twenty four hours to relieve Payne. Citations describe captured horses, hospital care by Drs Grimes and Kimball, and Dodge and colored troops aiding the relief, with Meeker and others killed at the agency.
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Payne’s Camp
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Gen. Merritt
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Drs. Kimball
Grimes
Lieut
Paddock
Cherry
Cheyenne, Wy
Thornburgh
Dixon
Chicago and Alton Train Robbery At Glendale
Chicago and Alton Railroad offers a 15000 reward for arrest of a gang that robbed an express safe near Glendale Missouri. About twenty masked robbers fired on the train while the messenger was assaulted. loss estimated at 50000 with the Glendale agent missing.
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Chicago, Il
Mullen
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Glendale
Express
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Hhe Express Company
Kansas City
Address to Home Rulers Boosting Irish Land Reform in America
Parnell and the Home Rule appeal to Irish Americans argues the land system harms Ireland and urges organization of 600000 landless farmers with financial aid. The note says Ireland seeks soil ownership by the people and promises equal opportunity, with Irish America urged to back measures against back rents and notices to quit.
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Parnell
Ireland
O'Connor Power
Finnegan
Biggar
New York
United States
Harlequin wins maiden race at Jerome Park on Oct 9
Jerome Park New York report lists multiple races with times. Harlequin captures the maiden three year olds one mile one furlong in 2.01 1 2, while Loulanier wins the mile and three quarters dash in 8.10 with Belle second Invermore third. Other races see unplaced runners, heat winners and dash results across several events.
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Invermore
Charley Howard
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Bonnie Wood
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Edwin A
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Chiquita
Gabriel
Boardman
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Alleveur
Milan
Dirge
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Bertha
Coal Firms Deny Cartel as Prices Rise Across Rail Lines
New York reports authority of coal company presidents stating current demand matches capacity and past divisions cost over 20 million. Delaware and Lackawanna and Jersey Central Roads see iron boost and expect dividends near 8 dollar per ton pricing. Lehigh Valley operators plan 25 cent per ton rise starting Monday with Philadelphia and Reading Railroad following. toll hikes and halted new orders at current rates suggest move against a coal combination.
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Delaware and Lackawanna
Jersey Central Roads
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Gloucester Ports Tonnage Declines in Quarter Ended September
Gloucester reports 487 vessels totaling 28,045 tons for quarter ended Sept 30, with declines from prior period. Fishing arrivals top 98 for the week, including cod and halibut from Banks and George's, plus mackerel from Bay of St. Lawrence. Nathaniel Webster among those planning a new halibut company.
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the George’s
Bay of St. Lawrence
Fire Devastates Barn and Several Buildings Across Three States
East Weymouth Massachusetts a large Nash barn and contents burned with three cows two hogs eight tons hay one buggy and farming tools lost. Shoemakers occupy upper story with boots kits. Loss about 1650. Incendiary suspected. Keene New Hampshire Farnum mill and storehouse damaged by spark fire. Loss about 6000 including grain half insured. Springfield Massachusetts Alis brick yard engine and storehouse burned with contents loss about 5000 uninsured.
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George Nash
G. W
EB. Nash
Keene
N. H
John M. Farnum
Springfield
W. H. Alis
Crop yields vary widely across southern states
Average yield drops 22 percent overall with declines noted in Alabama 20 percent Mississippi 5 percent and Louisiana slight decreases. Arkansas holds steady while Texas shows improvement though some counties report no change or up to fourfold gains amid wide regional variation.
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Grand Order of Railway Conductors Holds Twelfth Convention
New York reports the twelfth annual convention with about sixty delegates from the East, South and West. The secret benevolent society promotes temperance and avoids strikes while fostering moral and social improvement and better labor relations. Also noted are a postal clerk arrest for theft of two large certificates and coins, and Rev. Dr. Tucker resigning as Madison Square Presbyterian Church pastor to join Andover Theological Seminary.
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Equitable Trust Company
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Colyer
New London
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Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Andover Theological Seminary
Aroostook
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Tnd
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Bangor
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Russell Eaton
Kennebec Journal
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Grand Trunk Road
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Jackson
Maine Central
Eastport
Androscoggin County Agricultural Society
Corinne Village
A. H. Thixter
Rocky Mountains
J. C. Tripp
Fox Retires From Walk As Gambling Fears Grow
New York October 9 Fox retires nearly crazy as only thirteen contestants remain and about a hundred spectators watch the walk. Fears gamblers will poison leader Murphy after heavy bets. At 1 PM scores listed among competitors and preparations for an eighty four hour walk at Madison Square Garden from October 13 to 18. In San Francisco on the same day the women’s walking match began with Lillie D. Emman of Montreal leading the first mile in 9 34 1 4 minutes and two Indians covering 19 1 8 and 18 7 8 miles in two hours.
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Madison Square Garden
San Francisco
Lillie Dpd
Emman
Montreal
Ten cases reported to Board of Health in Merempuis
Ten cases in all were reported to the Board of Health today in Merempuis, seven colored and three white, with no deaths since noon. The whites supplied with nurses by the Howards include Mrs. Steele, Eugene Eslinger, Esau Terreil, and Mrs. Martin. among the cases named are W. D. Mendel, Malachi Radigan, and Martha Lueder.
Rowing Match Set on Harlem River for $500 Side
New York crews James Reilly and George Lee agreed last night to a Harlem River race for 500 dollars a side. The two mile straightaway contest will take place Saturday afternoon at 4 o clock.
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James Reilly
George Lee
Harlem
Notable Long Lived Man Claim in Suffield
Cato Oakley a colored Suffield pauper allegedly 114 years old born in 1765 at Stamford is reported. The Hartford Collector of Internal Revenue safe was robbed of 95 dollars by a sneak thief. The Naugatuck Valley drought threatens winter water supply. Ezra D. Carpenter and family in Danielsonville convert to Mormonism in Salt Lake City. Adolph Storck of Norwalk admits setting five fires since 1878 while drinking. Mary E. Gregory of New Haven dies after morphine mix up while seeking medicine. Randolph Johnson of Tolland dies instantly when a gun in his cart fires. A New York swindler deceives Rev. G. B. Day in Bridgeport and pockets 600 dollars with a draft.
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Danielsonville
Salt Lake City
Adolph Storck
Norwalk
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New Haven
Randolph Johnson
Tolland
New York
Rev
G. B. Day
Bridgeport
Mr. Day
Burglars Hit Cranston and Providence Homes
Thieves entered Benajah Williams on Knightsville road Cranston and took a $100 cold watch and $10. William Potter on Wtuxt Neck also robbed, stealing a gold watch and $15. In Providence three houses on Broad street and nearby Knightsville road were unsuccessfully targeted by three burglars who were frightened away.
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Knightsville Road
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Cranston
William Potter
Wtuxet
Providence
M. Pierce
Hugh Garitt
Richard Henrys
Robert P. Williiaims
Thompson probes naval contracts bid practice rumors
Secretary Thompson begins private inspection of Philadelphia and New York yards amid reports of straw bidding in naval contracts forcing high state costs. Treasury arrange freight of fractional silver to buyers at government rates. Heat wave continues unusually late. Washington Post urges Tilden to campaign in Ohio.
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Philadelphia
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Ohio
Des Moines Woman Fends Off Window Intruder
Mrs W H Hyde of Des Moines Iowa awakened by a noise in the night and found a man attempting to cut the shutters. She grabbed two beer bottles and struck him twice, delivering a heavier blow that sent him fleeing down the ladder. Morning marks of blood were found on the lawn.
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Des Moines
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Third Day At Amer Board Meeting Reports Finances And Goals
The American Board of Foreign Missions met in Syracuse with a treasurer’s report showing total mission costs at 481 801 dollars and total expenditures of 518 386 dollars. Donations of 203 627, legacies of 227 790, and other sources 6 968 formed the year’s income, with Otis legacy valued at 739 423 cash plus a 16 000 bequest. The board noted investments at 805 734 dollars, 97 000 in US bonds, and ongoing expansion including 350 native churches and about 83 000 communicants. Resolutions urged placing the Otis legacy into mission work and continuing Central American explorations and new missions.
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Asa Otis
New London
Conn
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Central America
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Bowker
Boston
Dr. Pond
Cyrus Hamlin
D. D
Maine
S. Wells Williams
Connecticut
E. H. Sawyer
E. E. Strong
Massachusetts
Lowell
Mass
J. M. Manning
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Providence
Gloucester Market Owner Injured In Fall
E F Hoyt proprietor of the Main Street Fish Market fell tonight breaking his right knee pan. Three years earlier he injured the left knee pan. Martin I Townsend of New York spoke to a large Republican audience at City Hall. Major Williams responds to Rev Titus attack over liquor sales. Stone contractors report paving price advance signaling business revival.
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Maj
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Titus
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Lanesville
Martin I. Townsend
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The Ex Governor Defends Man With Hidden Weapons
Former Texas Governor Throckmorton, defending a murderer, theatrically produced a pistol from under each arm and a knife from his neck to persuade jurors the victim was armed. The jurors' unanimous view shifted after the demonstration.
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Massachusetts New Jerusalem Church Meeting in Brockton
The semi annual gathering of the Massachusetts Association of the New Jerusalem Church met at Brockton Church with about 20 clergymen and 60 delegates from Massachusetts and Rhode Island plus New Hampshire. About 650 attendees were present and the next session will be held in Boston on the last day.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad elects new directors and president
In Cincinnati on October 9 stockholders elected Robert Garrett of Baltimore Henry M Day of New York and John Waddell of Cincinnati as directors. William T McClintock was chosen president replacing Parsons due to other duties.
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Whittier Links Maud Muller to York Harvest Field
A Springfield Republican correspondent recalls Whittier’s account of the origin of Maud Muller. He and his sister rode through York Maine stopping in a harvest field to ask directions. A nearby hay rake girl answered and inspired the poem written that evening.
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Woman hides savings in hen-house nest to guard against loss
A Sacramento woman distrusting banks hid $120 in coin beneath straw in a hen-house nest. She checked occasionally and believed it safe, but on a Thursday morning every egg and the coin were missing and no thief was found.
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Mechanics Bank of Montreal Assignees Report
In Montreal on October 9 a bank meeting disclosed liabilities of 419271 and assets of 577139. Nominal assets total 151868. Carters debt to the bank stands at 84320 with security likely to realize 20000. Menzies, late cashier, owes 30000. security is Colorado mining stock nominally 40000. Rumor says grand jury has found true bills against bank directors for false reports.
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Paybey Court Martialed for Blackmail at West Point
Charles A. Paybey a general service clerk in the Adjutant General’s office at West Point was court-martialed for attempting to blackmail a cadet. He was found guilty dishonorably discharged deprived of all pay and sentenced to two years in the Fort Leavenworth military prison.
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Charles A. Paybey
Wherry
West Point
Fort Leavenworth
Ex-President Grant Attends San Francisco Reception
Gen. Grant and party visited Belmont in San Mateo county yesterday as guests of Senator Sharon. Today a noon reception by the Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade honored San Francisco merchants, with 500 to 600 leading figures in attendance.
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Prison Labor Officials Meet to Harmonize Prison Work
New Haven reports Prison Labor Commissioners from New Jersey Massachusetts and Connecticut met to discuss uniting efforts to reform prison labor. They plan a uniform report to be presented to the state legislatures.
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European ruler spends lavishly as wives crowd throne
A global tally notes the sultan of Turkey using ten million dollars for court life with eight hundred wives. Florida plans citrus cultivation by Italian migrants on the move to the state.
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Ripe strawberries picked in Aroostook county report
Reports note ripe field strawberries picked in Aroostook county. The era includes various local items from Bangor and Portland, with mentions of rail, agriculture, and industry.
Milford Mills Run Full Time for Yarn Trade
In Milford the Morse Kaley Co mills operate at full capacity selling knitting yarns. Stratham District No 2 closes its school due to widespread malignant diphtheria. The Keene state teachers meet in October with Prof. Ruggles presiding.
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J. B
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