Thurman Senate Rivalry and Cemetery Hunter Mentioned
The passage notes Thurman in the senate with thoughts of his red bandanna before Edmunds, implying a tense frame of mind. It also tells of a German mouse catcher in Greenwood cemetery who trapped at least 25,000 small animals in five years, suggesting he is viewed as a benefactor by locals despite grim methods.
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Mr. Edmunds
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Ohio autumn elections open as parties clash over money
In Ohio the autumn election campaign opens with no clear favorite. Foster backs his bid with substantial funds aiming for a strong lead, while Republicans accuse opponents of over spending. Democrats question the certainty of any ticket and criticize treatment of Bookwalter, though mud fails to derail him.
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Ohio
Foster
Nce
Bookwalter
Bayard elected Senate president pro tem rules out filibuster
Republicans defer dramatic anti reform tactics as Bayard takes helm Senate pro tem amid sharp partisan tensions. Analyzes opposition rhetoric and argues strong Republican claim to leadership, noting Edmunds influence and past contest outcomes.
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Arthur
Mr. Edmunds
Don Carlos
Arthur Orton
Senate Scene Shifts as Debates Open in Congress
Washington today saw crowded galleries as the senate convened with both parties signaling partisan moves. EdmUnds battled Pendleton over selecting a president pro tem while Bayard was praised for his chair remarks. executive appointments and cabinet notes dominated later pages with figures showing receipts from customs and bank redemptions.
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Delaware
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Washington
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Interi
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Bayard
Edmunds
Edmounds
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Yest
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Presiden Protem
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Protem
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Anthony
Executive Committee Moves on Garfield Memorial Hospital
Washington Oct 10 The executive committee formed after the big meeting last Wednesday to create a Garfield Memorial Hospital met at the Ebbitt house red parlor. Gen Sherman chaired. Blaine, Dr. Busey and Sherman named to draft appeals. Committees on ways and means until Thursday for action. Gillian confirmed treasurer. Secretary Windsor pledged support.
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Garfield Memorial Hospital
Ebbitt House
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Treasury Circular Announces $5 Million Bond Redemption
Secretary Windom announces that from Monday, October 17, the Treasury will redeem $5,000,000 of bonds from the 15th call with interest to payment date. Weekly New York purchases continue. Bondholders should send to the loan division in Washington and assign for redemption, naming the payee if checks are to be made payable to a specific person.
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Washington, D. C
WM. Windom
Insane Statement by Guiteau Shapes Arraignment Day
Guiteau declares in a prepared statement that the president’s removal saved the nation from civil war and that divine pressure compelled his act. Scoville, his counsel, reports limited evidence as arraignment looms. Guiteau predicts a forthcoming book arguing patronage sparked the crisis and that the nation will soon understand the necessity of his action.
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Washington
Scoville
New York
Republican Party
Mass Postmaster Nominations Sent to President for Signature
A large batch of nearly 500 nominations for postmasters has been sent to the president for signature prior to Senate confirmation. The posts largely confirm appointments already made by President Garfield or fill presidentially vacant offices. The Interior Department also sent numerous nominations, mainly for minor roles such as registers of public lands and receivers.
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Windom
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Navy Department
A. H. Rice
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Sargent
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Lincoln
Blaine
Garfiedd
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Bill in Equity Seeks Concord Railroad Control Restoration
A stockholder backed suit in Concord New Hampshire seeks to compel the Concord railroad and its directors to resume control of the 35 mile line. The petition alleges a biased contract with the Lowell road benefits rivals and breaches charter provisions, asking for restoration of management and a temporary receiver during litigation.
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Concord Railroad and Directors
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Montreal
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Eciremt Court of
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Concord Reed
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New Hampshiire
Riot and clashes in Ireland raise fears of violence
London dispatches report a deadly riot at Ballwragget Kilkenny with one man dead and another fatally wounded and a police clash at Athenry leaving injuries. Five arrested at Galway. Dublin Times notes Gladstone’s speech offers hope to loyalists amid continuing boycotts and arson, while Parnell vows to press for legislative independence.
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League
Emperor William on Church and State in Culturkampf
BerlinOctober 10 The Emperor William acknowledges Hahn history of the Culturkampf noting the government seeks peace with the Catholic church while upholding state rights. Egyptian Complications London October 10 Despatch confirms England and France will send small warships to Alexandria in alliance. Turkish delegates seek a court of inquiry into Egypt but the khedive refuses any interference with Egyptian independence.
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Destructive City Fire Destroys Vanderbilt Stables and Morrell Warehouse
Fire at the Fourth Avenue car stables owned by Wm. H. Vanderbilt destroys the block between Lexing ton and Fourth avenues and Thirty second to Thirty third streets. Dozens of horses perish, furniture storage warehouse Morrell's burns, with $2,000,000 loss to the warehouse and $300,000 to the stables, plus many insured items and notable figures affected. A separate blaze at Carl Upman's cigar factory on East Seventeenth street destroys the building with about $100,900 in losses. Six buildings burn at South Paris Me including a shoe factory. Sacramento fire claims two children. Richville mills destroyed in Watertown N Y.
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van Rand
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the Royal
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Confiance
Hartford
C. H. Ward
North
Sheremen
Republican Conventions in Lowell Norfolk and Bridgewater
The report covers Republican district meetings in Lowell and Dedham and Norfolk county, naming officers, nominees including Samuel Hoar and Warren Locke, and ward level organizing such as Ward 19 colored voters in Boston and Ward 20 Democrats. It notes precinct caucuses, county committees, and local races for clerk of courts and county commissioner, with multiple town chairmen and secretaries listed.
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Concord
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George
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Joseph M. Russell
Malden
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Newton
George G. Wright
Cambridge
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Marlboro
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Lyman Dyke
Stoneham
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Nicholas Gillaird
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Presdent
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Col
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Nicholas
Norfolk County
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R.G. F. Dandridge
Brookline
George W. Chapman
Hyde Park
Warren K. Locke
Norwood
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Foxboro
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Bridgewater
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George M. Keith
East Bridgewater
Herbert Morrissey
William H. Whitman
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Kingston
George S. Humphrey
Rochester
West Warehaw
Temperance Hall
William A. Wyckoff
Franklin
Robert W. Carpenter
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George W. Wiggin, Esq
T. E. Grover
Canton
J. W. Bradley
Mitton
N. B. Shayer
Weymouth
Charles H. Smith
Dover
Waldo Daniels
Malley Case Alibi Witnesses Back Defense in New Haven
In New Haven on October 10 the Malley defense presented witnesses to support an alibi. James Boban testified Walter Malley took the team out Thursday night and returned Friday, while Maj. Patrick Maher verified plastering work in Foote building room 29 on August 4. The state contends the dates link Walter and James Maley to rooms with women during the Jennie Cramer case.
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Edward Malley
Walter
Charles J. Wilson
Jennie
Maj
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James Maley
Jennie Cramer
Justice Booth
Foote
James Malley
Walter Malley
Philadelphia Press details Blaine letter disclosure
The Philadelphia Press notes that reports of Blaine's letter to the late president being published by his consent are erroneous. The letter was sent to the Press editor by a prominent western Pennsylvania gentleman who had seen it at Mentor in January and released it without consulting Blaine, taking responsibility.
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Clayton
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Lord Napier
Alexander Baring
Lord Ashburton
Richard Pakenham
Sackville West
Philadephia
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Blaine
Pennsylvania
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Blame
Court martial to try Ensign Braunererenther on debt refusal
A court martial assembled in Newport Rhode Island will try Ensign William Braunererenther of the training ship Minnesota. The panel includes Capt. Ralph Chandler Commander A D Brown and Lieutenants George T Davis Royal B Bradford Fred l Paine W H Bechler William T Low with Lieut A Marix as judge advocate. Charges allege refusal to pay debts and neglect of sailors’ indebtedness aboard the vessel.
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William Braunererenther
Minnesota
Ralph Chandler
A. D. Brown
George T. Davis
Royal B. Bradford
Fred. i. Paine
W. H. Bechler
William T. Low
Lieut. A. Marix
Firearm deaths tied to illicit affairs across states
Frank Pollock a Hot Springs farmer was shot dead by Jne Colburn who then fled with Colburn’s two children. In Van Buren County Tennessee Jessie Martin known as Ishwood shot and killed a man after questioning him about tax law infractions. Charles Jones killed Henry Crockett near Wytheville Virginia over suspected insult to his wife.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Jne Colburn
Pollock
Colburn
van Buren County
Tenn
Jessie Martin
Ishwood
Charles Jones
Henry Crockett
Wytheville
Pennsylvania Insurers Face Charter Curb by Governor
Gov Hoyt plans to deny new insurance charters in Pennsylvania citing rising graveyard insurance. About 259 companies operate in the state with ~200 formed this year. Dauphin County courts see 29 fraud suits against insurers while Insurance Commissioner McFee of Delaware moves to bar agents from transacting business without authorization.
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Hoyt
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Dauphin County
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Delaware
French Fashion Hats Dominate Domestic Elegance Of Louis Philippe Era
Large boreis styles now abroad return to Louis Philippe fashion with tall crowns and flared brims. Poke name marks many models in plush with beadwork, lace, and feathers. Capotes suit evening toilettes. black and white chapeaux feature delicate French design and refined wearers. Plush hats for young faces showcase clustered plumes and charming bonnets at reasonable prices.
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Local News Highlights From New England
Fifty thousand salmon eggs from California were received at the state bathing house in Livermore Falls on Saturday. Congressman Dingley asks West Point candidates in his district to send their names to Prof. C C Rounds in Farmington before November 10. The examination will occur November 16 in Lewiston. Boston physician Joseph H Warren, M D, presented Bowdoin College with a painting of Hagar and Ishmael in the wilderness. two works are by Willan, an unknown donor sent a full length portrait of John A Andrew for Memorial hall.
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Pike
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Egleston Square
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Funeral Day Accident at North Conway Hurts Mrs Hurting
On the funeral day for Mr. Charles Pendexter at North Conway a carriage overturned injuring Mrs. Hurting of Jackson. She suffered a broken arm and a dislocated hip in the mishap.
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Poultney Barn Burner Faces Insanity Defense
In Chittenden county court a $538 verdict followed a $175 dispute. Tenyon, the Poultney barn burner, aimed a revolver at his lawyers Phelps and Lawrence in Rutland jail but was restrained. Amidon of Middlebury, who earlier injured his hand, required amputation then again, as infection necessitated further removal.
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Middlebury
Woonsocket Guards Head to Yorktown on Sunday Evening
The Woonsocket Guards depart Sunday evening October 16 by the New York and New England Railroad for Yorktown. Thomas J. Smith of Boston becomes manager of the Newport Western Union office, replacing resigned George W. Flagg. Indictments against Dr. Brown of Scituate were continued to the December term at his counsel’s request. Madge the Scotecutter arrived in Newport to race with Shadow of the Eastern Yacht Club. Rumor links the wills of Caleb Fiske Harris and his Providence wife, swapping property on death. Mayor Prince of Boston visited Newport, riding in a barouche with a damaged wheel after a collision at the depot. Funeral services for Christopher Townsend were held in Newport. he donated $80,000 to the People’s Free Library and arranged silk purchasing for A. T. Stewart. Townsend’s sole relative is an elderly sister.
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Scotecutter
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Notable New England Social Links Abroad and Homebound
Col Bonaparte and family sail for Europe this week. Judge Devens has secured winter rooms at apt Goodwin No 12 Ashburton place. Dudley Buck resumes directing Apollo club Brooklyn. Hon Thomas Allen travels Europe writing to St Louis press. Several Boston notables registered in Paris last Saturday. Warden Earle sells Worcester house to A H Chadbourne for about 6500 dollars. Mary Clemmer and Mrs Garfield paired in long acquaintance. Solon Newman leaves Mount Pleasant to manage Laurel house Lakewood New Jersey for winter invalids. Capt St George Mason, son of John Y Mason, serves in French army stationed at Algiers with wife and child. Senator Bayard family to occupy Highland place residence in season. Mrs Bayard famed beauty musician. daughters Mabel Katy noted. Rev D Crosby Greene returns from Japan to continue missionary work. Miss Ida B Barber wed to Jay Stone in Washington. ceremony by Rev Dr Paret.
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Virginia
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Jay Stone
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City Board of Aldermen Awards Election Officers and Labor Orders
The Monday meeting chaired by Alderman O Bhiea saw appointments for constables and field driver posts, and numerous precinct clerks and ward wardens named to fill vacancies. A railroad hearings item on labor allocation faced debate and a shift to require steady work and full-time labor when possible, with a substitute motion to ensure shady work was blocked.
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Reading Charity Names Boston Clergy Leaders
At a Monday meeting of the Boston Reading Charity Rev F M Ellis D D of Boston was chosen president Rev E S Potter of Somerville vice president Rev G H Allen of Ayer secretary and treasurer and Rev J M Chick collector and distributor The distributor reports that within eighteen months 3 225 000 paces of Christian and other useful reading matter have been given to the poor and destitute including sailors mostly in Boston.
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Christian
Signor Rossi Shines as Romeo in Dramatic Triumph at Glos Theatre
Signor Rossi delivered a superb Romeo in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, earning intense audience engagement and high praise for noble bearing and passionate depth. Miss Maidener matched him as Juliet, with strong support from Levick, Gossin, Weaver, and others. the program notes Rossi’s next appearance as Othello and previews a strong weekly bill at the theatre including an Irish musical olio and western drama.
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Harry Weaver, Jr
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Samson
W. J. Shea
Gregory
T. F. Kelly
Balthazar
W. V. Amons
Paris
William Morris
Apothecary
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Church Debates Prohibition and Future Topics Among Ministers
Baptist ministers discussed church relations to prohibition led by Rev. Dr M Ellis with Spaulding Carleton Graves Potter and others. Next week's topic is Church Prosperity opened by Rev H F Titus. Universalists debated Church extension with Dr A A Miner and Rev Paige others. Service planned two weeks hence at Bromfield Street church for late Bishop Haven.
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