Cyrus W Field May Erect Statue on Bowling Green
A New York Law correspondent questions if Cyrus W Field plans to build an equestrian statue of George Jr on the old Washington headquarters site at Bowling Green and whether such acts aim to secure burial near Westminster Abbey.
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Campaign finance woes stain Ohio governor candidate Foster
A friend of Gov. Foster of Ohio portrays the campaign as a costly strain on his finances. The interview claims Foster has spent tens of thousands across Cincinnati Cleveland Lucas Ross Highland and other counties to secure support, with donors demanding more. The piece notes his nomination did not hinge on his bank balance and his confidence is eroded.
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Charley Foster
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lucas
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Verdict of the people and senate control debate
The piece attacks Democratic plans to reorganize the senate, labeling it a danger to the country. It blames John Kelly Roscoe Conkling Mahone and the electoral commission for the last election verdict and argues Republicans should avoid dwelling on the verdict of the people.
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New York Times
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New York
Roscoe Conkling
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Mahone
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Star calls for clarity on treasury power to aid business
The Star questions authority behind using the treasury as an agent to shield speculators and business from tight money. It argues for self-government over government relief, warns against currency inflation during panics, and notes a rising bluish of dependence on federal aid among old style business leaders.
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Sam
Blaine Destiny Backed By Press In Dead Serious Campaign
The New York Sun argues Blaine is now a serious presidential candidate with renewed earnestness after Garfields death. The Philadelphia Press chorus calls him the strongest political figure, praising his popularity and influence while noting the timing of endorsements as promotional. The piece suggests Blaine has, in effect, become a nationwide focal point.
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Fire Ringed City Stables and Factories Hit in Multiple Blazes
Fire struck several New York frame stables on West Twenty first street causing rapid spread and a $10,000 loss. A second blaze on West Twenty seventh street totaled $23,000 with firms including New Brunswick Soap and Ingersoll’s cabinet works as victims. Additional fires in West Thirty sixth street and in Boston and Chelsea areas brought further losses, while a Hopkinton house burned with incendiary origins suspected and $4,000 loss.
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Zendar & Hunts Pneuatic Bel
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Nelson P. Storger
Albert Carsten
Peter Brown
Boston
James W. Trites
Saratoga Street
Highland Street
Henry White
Atlantic Works
Bremen Street
J. McLaughlin
Bridget Hagerty
Nicholas Burns
Chelsea
Gerrish Avenue
Wm. F. Davis
C. A. Merriam
J. A. McCann
Hopkinton
Mass
Ashland
E. McIntyre
McIntyre
Indictment filed against Guiteau over Garfield shooting
The grand jury in Washington presented a true bill charging Charles J. Guiteau with feloniously shooting James A. Garfield at the Baltimore and Potomac depot with a five dollar pistol. The indictment details a July 2 act and a fatal wound followed by a September death. Guiteau’s counsel George Scoville plans to seek Richard Merrick as associate counsel and expects arraignment Tuesday.
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Post office changes and pensions appointments announced
Washington reports post office reestablishment at Burlington Massachusetts with Charles G. Foster named postmaster and name changes in Leonard New Hampshire to Park Hill. New postmasters appointed include Nelson P. Noyes Castine Luther H Averill Lincoln Centre Charles D Dow West Durham James B Parsons Austi boros Falls George W Powers West Drimfield and others. President Arthur also names O P Clarke deputy commissioner of pensions and C B Walker as deputy to carry out Garfield era goals.
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Gladstone Speaks on Protection and Free Trade in Leeds
London dispatch reports Gladstone criticizing protection by citing US shipping decline as an example. He argues Americans’ energy offsets protections and notes Britain’s strong exports to Asia Africa and Australia. He asserts England’s commercial supremacy remains secure while the US and Germany lag.
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Emperor and czar interview fuels Hungary fear of war
Warsaw reports active preparations for a high level meeting between the Austrian emperor and the czar. Hungary protests the plan as tied to a forceful eastern policy and possible annexation of European Turkey. The article notes potential neutrality promises to Germany if war arises and concerns over Polish treatment under Austrian rule.
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Approval of Mexican railroad concessions reported
The congressional committee backs approving executive granted railroad concessions during recess. The Mexican treasury holds 1 200 000 pesos after expenses and subventions. Vera Cruz customs receipts for September exceed 1 000 000 pesos, up from 600 000 last year. The remains of ex President Arista lie in state at the School of Mimes as crowds visit. Congress orders three days of Colonization with Francisco Rizgo to settle 200 Italian families under a detailed grant plan.
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Twenty Pupils Arrested At Constantine Military School
London dispatch reports twenty Constantine military school pupils detained amid nihilist proclamations. Russian authorities impose strict measures. markets and fairs banned near suspected nihilist activity. Troop reinforcements reach Goletta and Susa. telegraph wires largely cut.
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Fight at Willcox Calmed by Fire Exchange Between Citizens and Indians
Reports from the El Paso special describe a Thursday night clash near Willcox Arizona between local citizens and Indians. Gunfire raged along the line while train noises were drowned. line repairers were found shot. This marks a second murder of telegraph workers in recent days. A separate Fort Willcox despatch notes Arnold's command pursuing Indians into the Huachuacas mountains after attacks near Badacolerie Rancho. Two Indians died. others fled southward.
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Woman cut by corn cutter loses three fingers in accident
Reports from Cumberland Centre and nearby towns describe injuries from farm mishaps including Blanchard losing three left fingers, a fall injuring a girl named Brackett in Portland, and aging counts as Mrs. Sarah Smail nears her 100th birthday.
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Prominent Barnstead Citizen Dies After Fall
Joshua M. Babcock, a leading Barnstead businessman, fell from a building on Friday and died Saturday from his injuries. The Gray will dispute in Nashua ended without a decision as jurors disagreed. The Concord funeral of Hon. George C. Fogg drew many notables, with Rev. Woodbury delivering the address and interment at Blossom Hill.
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Briggs
Peterboro
Nashua
Gray
George C. Fogg
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Concord
Augustus Woodbury
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Blossom Hill Cemetery
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Prescott
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Hackett
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Pastor Richard Grover Ordained at Ludlow Church
Richard B. Grover, a recent graduate of Andover Theological Seminary, was ordained and installed as pastor of the Ludlow Congregational Church on Tuesday after being called in September. Trains in Johnson faced stone-throwing incidents by local boys.
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Andover
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Four Arkansas officers split loot from Iron Mountain train raid
Four Arkansas officers Huddleston Belvines Moore and Dollahode divided about $9000 seized from Stephens and Delaney the Iron Mountain train robbers. They swore to fund the robbers families annually and sought release, later turning over prisoners at Hope for a $1000 state reward. Belvines confessed to Supt Buchanan while others denied knowledge of the money. Moore later claimed the funds could be procured.
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Moore
Dollahode
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Iron Mountain Road
Dollabode
Ex Methodist Minister and Exhorter Implicated in Fraud
Mrs Phebe Upham of Bowdoin, widow of Prof Thomas C Upham, caused arrest of Miss Mary C Ward of Waverley New Jersey and Rev John A Lansing formerly of Brookline Massachusetts on the charge of swindling $14000. Upham had entrusted stocks and securities in 1878 and received interest until it ceased. Bail set at 3500 for each. Ward secured a bondsman while Lansing remained jailed.
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Thomas C. Upham
Bowdoin
Mary C. Ward
Waverley
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John A. Lansing
Brooklime
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Upham
Lansing
Jacques Cologne Company
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Fatal Crossing Crash Kills Agent and Child at Clinton
A Rock Island to Racine passenger train struck a freight car at Fulton Junction near Clinton Iowa. Station agent J J Flanagan and infant Arthur Cudney died. Lester Fisk maimed, L Rosenblatt bruised, H B Sutherland injured. Air brakes failure blamed.
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Felton
Lester Fisk
L. Rosenblatt
Beloit
Wis
H. B. Sutherland
Fall River Mules Protest High Speed and Gas Light Issues
Fall River mule spinners voice dissatisfaction over high run speeds and poor gas lighting. Charles W. Clifford of New Bedford, as assignee of Jefferson Borden’s Fall River estate, petitions to declare American Print Works insolvent. A hearing on the petition is set at the insolvency court in November.
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Jefferson Borden
Newport Channing Memorial dedication to feature historian Bancroft
At Newport the Channing Memorial church dedication will be presided by historian Mr. Bancroft during the evening meeting. In Providence lawyer William A. Champlin was arrested on a complaint by Anthony Comstock for sending prohibited matter through the mails and held on 1000 dollars bail. Captain Luce of the Newport training squadron reports strong co operation with authorities to curb drinking among sailors, noting far less drunkenness than in New London and no warrants issued for fleet personnel in over two months.
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Notable Americans Abroad and Arrivals in New York
Justice and Mrs Field remain in Europe while Senator Thurman expects to vote tomorrow at home. Rev Joe Twichell and Mark Twain friend returns from Adirondacks. Sculptor Franklin Simmons has an order for a statue of the late Senator Morton for Indianapolis. Edward Freeman the English historian visits New York with his wife, planning lectures on English speaking people and European history.
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Yellow fever deaths in Havana and city news roundup
Week ending the 7th tast reports twelve yellow fever deaths in Havana. Martinsville Indiana hosts soldiers reunion ending with fights. Isaac Kinley killed Wesley Lowe. Murderer arrested. Charcoal Iron Workers end session in Cincinnati with banquet then proceed to Porporto on Monday. Jury verdict favors plaintiff in Malicious Prosecution case for $12 000. Prof Goldwin Smith reportedly rejected by St George's Society over annexation. Judge Drummond upholds streetcar license tax. case likely to reach Supreme Court. Philadelphia printers refuse wage advance after meeting of 14 leading job printing houses.
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Desperate attempt ends with hospital transport for Bridget Loftus
Saturday night Bridget Loftus of 314 Ruggles street Highland district cut her head with an axe, losing blood before collapsing. Sergt. Clark took her to City hospital where ten head cuts were found, one serious. Police also report multiple minor assaults, burglaries, and several accidents with injuries across the city.
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Sergt. Clark
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M.sullivan
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Harrison Avenue
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Thomas Walsh
Timothy Carroll
Cove
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Heron
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Timothy Sullivan
Edward Burns
Quincy
Frederick & Field
Boston
Samuel Maxwell
H. E. Maxwell
Medford Street
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Lowell
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Durrell
Two Murderers to be Hung in East Tennessee and Rhode Island
The Knoxville supreme court affirmed the lower court in Joseph Harris the Marble Hall murderer. Harris is to be hanged November 25 for killing two men near Rogersville last November for money. Also, Hugh Bayvern in Montreal was found guilty of murdering Thomas Salter and will be hanged December 9. In New York, Jackson Scott was believed dead from a skull fracture after a robbery by Michael Hackett and James Short. In Woonsocket Rhode Island, the inquest into Josephine Hinton’s death points to her lover Alfred Thomas as the probable poisoner.
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Cleveland Governors Asked To Support Garfield Monument Fund
A letter was sent to every state and territorial governor by the Garfield monument committee seeking cooperation and aid from citizens for a fund to erect a monument over the grave of President Garfield at Lake View cemetery.
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Fame Hall Liberal League Meeting Reports Chicago Delegates
The Fame Hall Liberal League held a Sunday morning meeting to hear delegate reports from the Chicago national congress. About 225 delegates attended. Elizur Wright of Boston opened, with Verity and Wright speaking on representation and unity among seceders who returned to harmony with the league.
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Mystic park racing entries for October meet
The October Mystic Park meet lists races on Oct 18 19 20 with multiple classes and purses. Entries include D Bigley Jr Boston Lexington J D Marsh Great Falls and many others from Boston Medford Providence and beyond. Prizes and rifle shooting results noted with broad press team scoring at Walnut Hill.
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Repentance Theme From Reverend Gifford Sermon at Warren Ave Church
Reverend O P Gifford preached Sunday evening on repentance with texts from Matthew and Mark. He argued water and fire as symbolic cleansing, urged immediate repentance to enter the kingdom of heaven, and warned that delay could close the opportunity.
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