Rum and Politics in Ohio Backwoods
In Ohio backwoods, rum is scarce with cider and ginger ale strongest. Yet Democratic gains were large and Keifer won endorsement but by a tiny margin. North Adams Republicans consider Arthur Robinson for senator, though editors prefer journalism over politics.
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Ohio
North Adams
Arthur Robinson
Judge Robinson
The
Transcript
Robinson
Haskell
Washington special notes Ohio ticket doubts amid committee
A Washington special reports the republican committee could not obtain information to warrant encouragement for their state ticket in Ohio. The remark implies some members of the committee are highly misleading.
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Washington
Republican Committee
Ohio
Rum Fueled The Ohio Defeat Comment Sparks Debate
The remark claims alcohol swung the Ohio election, calls it a libel against western reserve Republicans who voted Democratic or abstained. The speaker disputes the accusation, defending Republican voters as steadfast and not swayed by rum.
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Ohio
Western Reserve
San Francisco GOP Rings At City Hall In Vote Preview
The Bulletin labels the Republican county convention as a coalition of rings including city hall sweeping contractors saloon and water gas factions. It hints at hoping for a Democratic win in Frisco despite not stating it directly.
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San Francisco
New York
Frisco
Thrifty Bigelow hosts 1500 at brass band fireworks
Pyrotechnics bigelow of Worcester staged a complimentary garden entertainment for his family returning from Europe. About 1500 attendees paid to enjoy music and a display of Roman candles rockets and set pieces aiding family expenses in Europe. The year notes deaths of rich old misers with Joseph Fry of Indiana found with over four thousand dollars sewn in his shirt.
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Pyrotechnics Bigelow of
Worcester
Europe
Joseph Fry
Indiana
Mr. Fry
Jay Hubbell
Hubbell
The
Brunswick
Alderman Hall
Messrs
Dahl
Democrats Back Col. Lyman for Ninth District Congress
The ninth district democrats endorse Col. Theodore Lyman for Congress in a unified independence aligned bid aiming to defeat Mr. Candler. Lyman is described as solid conservative patriotic and public spirited. His candidacy could bolster Morse in the fifth if independents decline Morse's recent withdrawal.
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Congress
Col
Theodore Lyman
United Action
Candler
Col. Lyman
Morse
District Court Room
South Framingham
Charles A. Mackintosh
Dedham
J. R. Entwistle
Framingham
Charles Hammant
Medfield
J.D. Emmons
Walpole
J. E. Cotter
Hyde Park
S.N. Aldrich
Marlboro
Aldrich
Brookline
Henry E. Fales
Milford
Music Hall
Lyman
Fales
Mr. Lyman
Henry W. Lamb
E. S. Farnsworth
Newton
John D. Emmons
Pendleton
Willis
H. E. Fales
J. W. Stover
J. W. Murphy
J. Ecotter
J. A. McDonald
J. A. Cochran
Clinton
J. F. Stratton
Charles A. Hemmenway
New Orleans Merchants Eye Mexican Exchange Growth
New Orleans merchants show growing interest in a newly established Mexican exchange. At the latest meeting, merchants and letters discussed international trade, including a consul of Venezuela and Colombia noting exports to New York rose from 76 thousand dollars annually to 1,075,626 in the three months ending June 30, 1882. The consul argues that U S and New Orleans can capture much of the 27 million dollar trade from Venezuela, Colombia and Central America, with 75.6 million already going to Europe.
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New Orleans
E. Martinez
Venezuela
Colombia
Juvenilla
New York
Central America
Europe
United States
Ohio GOP Split Over Blaine Prospects After Ohio Defeat
Washington reports mixed Republican reactions to Ohio results. Administration supporters are sad while Garfield supporters celebrate, blaming Democrats less than the liquor issue. Stalwarts see renewed drive in New York and Pennsylvania, while halfbreeds fear only Garfield restoration can save the party.
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Washington
Ohio
Blaine
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
the Enquirer
Foster
Fall River
Wails of the Defeated Republicans Five Districts in doubt
Dispatches from Washington report grim margins for Republicans. In Ohio district results Brigham defeated in the sixth while Hart holds the twelfth and Davis in the fifteenth. Robinson wins in the ninth, Morey in the seventh unclear. McClure in the twentieth defeated. General Goff leads in eight of eleven counties with a likely majority over one thousand.
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Washington
D. C
Columbus
Ohio
D. B. Henderson
Brigham
Hart
Davis
Robinson
Morey
McClure
G. K. Nash
Wheeling
W. Va
Gen. Goff
Ohio Republicans Lose Big in Dim House Districts
Special Despatch to the Boston Post from Columbus Ohio notes that Ohio's last legislature gerrymandered districts to favor Republicans. Balloting yesterday shows at least two thirds of newly elected congressmen will be Democrats. Reported Republican majorities in 1880 across districts vanish or shrink significantly with Democratic gains in multiple districts and counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
The
Post
Journal News
Republcans
McKinley
Robinson
Boston Post
Harwich
Barnstable County
Maj
S. B. Phinney
B. F. Butler
Massachusetts
C H. Fpaine
H. G. Chase
H. A. Jennings
F. C. Day
I. F. Jones
Sandwich
George H. Holmes
Provincetown
Horatio Howes
Chatham
Joshua H. Paine
B. Phinney
Barnstable
William Hewins
Falmouth
W.E. Boyden
Thomas Hoey
Yarmouth
F. R. Nixon
Dennis
A. G. Chase
E. Howard
Robert Oliver
Orleans
M. Reed
M. Newcomb
Brewster
Maj. Phinney
Central State Committee
Democratic Party
Gen. Butler
Old Colony
How the Cincinnati Negroes Voted on Tuesday
In Cincinnati on Tuesday about 500 colored men, previously Republicans, voted the Democratic ticket. Thirty of them stood at the polls all day and peddled the straight Democratic ticket.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Enquirer
Robert B. Dickson
West Fifth Street
Mound
Ark
Tide in New York Turns Democratic as Ohio News Sways Action
In New York Oct 11 reports from Ohio dampen Republican spirits and boost Democratic hopes. Democratic leaders push mass canvassing across schools and districts, aiming to gain seats in Congress and unite city and county factions. Registration surges with 55,222 in New York and 71,781 in Brooklyn over two days as unions seek a clean ticket.
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New York
Ohio
Proxy French
Barney Biglin
Cregan
Fifth Avenue
Cornell
Cleveland
Hill
Democratic Committee
Park Avenue Hotel
Tilden
Liberty Street
County Democracy
Tammany
Brooklyn
Columbus
Cuyahoga County
Congress Elected Members by Party and State
The political complexion is listed with 32 of 48 seats decided. Republicans include Reed of Maine and others from Maine Vermont Oregon Ohio West Virginia. Democrats are noted but only partially listed. The source continues with the Democrat names beyond the excerpt.
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Congress
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Nelson Dingley, Jr
Seth L. Milliken
Chas. A. Boutelie
Luke P. Poland
Vermont
Stewart
Melvin C. George
Oregon
Emanuel Schultz
Ohio
J. W. Keifer
Osa Pdegrat
Ezra B. Taylor
Nathan Goff
West Virginia
Gov. Long
Brockton
Mass
John D. Long
B. W. Harris
William Reed, Jr
Taunton
F. A. Hobart
Braintree
Harris
Swan
Stoughton
Guy
Long
F.A. Hobart
Poer
Rising Sun Morse
Canton
Hubbell
Theophilus King, Jr
Quincy
The Truce Between Chile and Peru Fights Reported
Lima reports Gen Montero at Arequipa sending a peace terms circular to the diplomatic corps while protesting Chilean exactions. A Choisea skirmish near Lima with the Montoneros results in two officers and 25 men killed. An Arequipa editorial suggests a Chilean peace basis is arranged with Garcia Calderon and Minister Logan to pursue a prompt cessation of hostilities with Bolivia.
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Chile
Peru
Lima
Diario
Montero
Arequipa
Chili
la Patria
Choisea
Montoneros
Association for Advancement of Women Opens in City Hall
In Portland on October 11 the Association for Advancement of Women opened at City hall with Mrs. Julia Ward Howe presiding. She urged unity on topics, opposed partisan action on the Chinese question, and praised Professor Maria Mitchell. Papers by Abbie W. May and Emma C. Bacon argued for children's rights and well born mental and physical health, followed by Eunice D. Sewell on vacations and vacation schools.
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Portland
Association For the Advancement of Women
City Hall
Julia Ward Howe
Maria Mitchell
Abbie W. May
Emma C. Bacon
Madison, Wis
Eunice D. Sewell
Western Union Elects Directors at Annual Meeting
New York October 11 At the Western Union Telegraph company annual meeting 650000 votes were cast electing directors Norvin Green Thomas T Eckert Edwin D Morgan John Van Horne Augustus Schell Harrison Durkee Jay Gould Russell Sage and others The company reports 1882 statistics include 131000 miles of poles 374368 miles of wire 12068 offices 38842247 messages sent 17114165 92 received 9996095 92 expended with a profit of 7118070
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Norvin Green
Thomas T. Eckert
Edwin D. Morgan
John van Horne
Augustus Schell
Harrison Durkee
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
Alonzo B. Cornell
Sidney Dillon
Cyrus W. Field
John Pender
M. P
Henry Weaver
Percy R. Pyne
Robert Lenox Kennedy
Hugh J. Jewett
Democratic and Republican State Political Notes Across Districts
Meeting notes from Middlesex and Worcester areas report nominations for senator and congress, with Woburn Wakefield and Sudbury figures. county and cantonal conventions name treasurers and secretaries, plus district attorney and congress nominees. Local flags and upcoming county convention scheduled in Lowell.
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Democratic District Committee
Middlesex
Woburn
W. F. Young
Wakefield
Hiram Perkins
Ayer
James I. Joslin
Hudson
W. H. Atwood
Charles F. Gerry
Sudbury
Worcester
George F.verry
Eugene M. Moriarty
Henry Heywood
Gardner
Washington Tufts
Brookfield
Irving B. Sayles
Millbury
10Th
N. A. Plimpton
D. H. O’connell
John Hopkins
Congress
Stoughton
Kingman
W.E.C. Swan
G. F. Walker
5. S. Gifford
Ira F. Burnham
Bridgewater
Wesleyan Hall
Norfolk
Plymouth
Joshua E. Crane
L. Bassett
Capt
Nahum Leonard
Hosea Kingman
Needham
Norfolk and Plymouth
Emery Grover
Enos H. Tucker
William Carter
Frederick D. Ely
Dedham
Pittsfield
F. W. Rockwell
Rockwell
andi-Rockwell
George D. Robinson
Peg
Wellington Simithoee
Converse
Malden
Pratt
F. T. Chase
East Chelmsford
Middlesex County
Jackson Hall
Lowell
Large Fire Destroys Homes and Church at Sun cook
Fire at 12 last night in Sun cook N H raged through a double house on Church street then spread to the Richardson property and Methodist church. A chimney toppled onto Church street killing Mrs Joseph Dumars 56. Total loss over 20000 with multiple insured properties including Nehemiah Woods Oliver and G H Richardson Methodist church and Daniel Jones. Many smaller losses noted.
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Suncook
N. H
Church Street
Nehemiah Woods
Oliver and
George H. Richardson
Glass Street
Daniel 8. Jones
Joseph Dumars
G. H. Richardson
Methodist
Daniel Jones
R. B. Lull
North Adams
Mass
Ballou
William A. Ballou
Mary Stanton
Lancashire
England
London Assurance
Merchants
Newark
N. J
London
EL Paso
E. K. Foreman
L. A. Geiger
C. P. Shur
O. A. Cavan
R. Webber
S. D. Patton
D. C. York
Boone & Ingles
C. H. McCoy
F. Doyle
Saltsberger & Siedler
H. Tobias
John Gerger
T. W. Randall
Schurman Bros
Calais
Milltown
Gates & Wentworth
H. F. Eaton & Sons
St. Croix
Milton Fox
Coburn Street
Lawrence
George Pearson
East Haverhill Street
Fall River
Union
Westport Harbor
England's Policy on Suez Canal Referenced in Paris Dispatch
A Paris despatch to the Times reports Prince Bismark claiming England aims to seize a majority of Suez Canal shares via a trust law to oust M. de Lesseps. The Times calls the suppositions unfounded while noting potential safeguards and possible tribunal jurisdiction. A native paper cites Egyptian army strength at 10,000 with suspected revolt participants barred and officers to be Turks or Circassians.
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England
London
Paris
the Times
Prince Bismark
Suez Canal Company
M. de Lesseps
Uprising Rumors Reach Lee County Alabama
Alarm spreads from Lee County amid reports of planned attacks by armed negroes. Citizens flee to safety around Columbus and Chewacla Lime works as sensational rumors link a shooting to a planned massacre, though some stations deny an uprising and urge restraint.
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Lee County
Ala
Costumbus
Alabama
Robert Sasser
Chewedaline Works
Enquirer Suns
Yongesboro
Chewacla
President Arthur Arrives in Boston with Grand Reception
On Wednesday the Arthur party arrived at Dover Street and proceeded to Boston amid a massive militia guard. A long parade through Dover Berkeley and Boylston streets followed, with crowds cheering as the president and Gov. Long greeted by officials and well-wishers at the state house.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Brunswick
Fall River
Old Colony
Border City
Gen
Berry
Cols. Fiske
Martin
North Easton
Dover Street
Sond Boston
Gov
Weston
Mayor Green
Gov. Long
Lincoln
Gen. Martin
Old State House
Congress Street
State Street
State House
Long
Huw Berry
Dartmouth Street
Berkeley Street
Green
Peach
Dartmouth
Boylston Street
Clarendon Street
Lancers
Roxbury Horse Guards
Army
Navy
Globe Theatre
Washington Street
Boston and Albany
Pemberton Square
Tremont Street
Tremont House
Chelmsford
Charles Street Mall
Park Square
Beacon Street
Corps of Cadets
Beacon Street Mall
Spruce Street
Flagstaff Hill
Adams
B.F. Peach,Jr
T. F. Hersey
Ninth Regment
William M. Strachan
William Bowles
William A. Bancroft
Oston
J. Thomas Baldwin
First Corps of Cadets
Thomas F. Edmunds
Salem
Jean Missud
Second Corps of Cadets
Edward Hobbs
Siemen
Worthington
Chandler
Gov. Weston
Col. Fiske
Gen. Dale
Hatton
Phillips
Col. Draper
George B. Loring
Cornelius N. Bliss
Charles E. Miller
D. G. Rollins
Col. Bouve
W. M. Cooper
A. Arthur, Jr
E. H. Haskell
W. W. Blackmar
Stephen M. Allen
Henry B. Peirce
Morris Schaff
Daniel A. Gleason
Charlies R. Ladd
George S. Heywood
Lockwood
Jordan
Rodney Wallace
E. C. Fitz
Rufus D. Woods
Harwood
M. J. Flatley
Matthew H. Cushing
Joseph Davis
Nathaniel Wales
Nat. Wales
Fitchburg
Warren Russell
Oe F. Bridges, Jr
Worcester
M. Ingraham
Light Artillery
Henry C. Wadsworth
Dunstable
H. Seema
Cavalry
Sherman Fletcher
Columbus Avenue
West Newton
Washington
Franklin
Congress
India
Commercial
South Market
Merchants Row
State
School
Beacon
Boylston
West Newton Street
Faneuil
Brive
Germania Band
United States
Old Colony Railroad Company
Massachusetts
Boston Common
National
C. A. Arthur, Jr
Hall and
Stebbins
Morse
Pratt and Mathews
M. W. Cooper
Springam
Brookline Avenue
Chestnut Hill
Charles 8S. Sargent, Esq
Sargent
Brunswick Hotel
First NH District Candidate Chandler Praised for Fitness
Special correspondence lauds George B. Chandler of Manchester over Martin A. Haynes in the First New Hampshire district race. It highlights Chandler’s roots on a Bedford farm, long family ties, and deep involvement in Manchester banks, insurance, railroads, and manufacturing, portraying him as best suited to represent farmers and business interests.
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Rion
John P. Davis
Northfield
Post
Mark Shultis
The
Commercial Exchange
David
Thomas
Long Barnum
Stowmen
New Haven
Conn
Sydney Jones Colford
Newport
Trinity Church
Laura Frances Chartrand
New York
Miss Jones
Miss Hunter
Morgan Gibbs Post
Boston Post
Manchester
N. H
Congress
Martin A. Haynes
Lake Village
George B. Chandler
Chandler
Mr. Chandler
Bedford
Thomas Chandler
George
Amoskeag Bank
Amoskeag
Amoskeag Savings Bank
Moody Currier
Amoskeag National Bank
Cheney
Guarantee Savings Bank
Boston
Savings Bank
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company
Manchester and Lawrence
Amoskeag Axe Company
Straw
Mr. Reynolds
Souhégan Manufacturing Company
Milford
Davis Manufacturing Company
B. W. Hoyt Company
Epping
White Mountains
Profile House
Bethlehem
Mr. Taft
New Hampshire
Col. Martin
Cheneys
Livermores
Curriers
Haynes
Grand Army of the State
Mirror
Granite State
National Congress
Democrats Nominate Two State Senate Candidates in Manchester
Democrats held conventions in Manchester on Wednesday approving Joel Daniel in the Manchester district and Joseph Carpenter in the Amoskeag district for state senators. In Concord, Joe Daniel Clark reported seven indictments against Catherine Ryan and six against Bartholomew Ryan of Milford for pension frauds, plus an indictment against Dr. B. Fes for selling liquor. Ingalls pleaded guilty and received 60 days in jail and a $100 fine.
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Manchester
Joel Daniel
Joseph Carpenter
Amoskeag
United States
Concord
Joe Daniel Clark
Catherine Ryan
Bartholomew Ryan
Milford
Dr. B. Fes
Charles L. Mgalls
MenAnne
Ingalls
Mob slays alleged wife killer in Evansville jail raid
About 100 Posey county men seized the jail at 2:10 am, abducted Redman from his cell, and fled. A gun battle erupted on Third street as officers returned fire. Redman was killed by a sledge hammer blow and scattered gunfire. Deputy Murphy died amid the raid. Chief Pritchell and Detective Newell aided the defense.
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Evansville
Ind
Posey County
Redman
Mt. Vernon
Dave Murphy
Redmon
Pritchell
Third Street
Newell
David Murphy
Murphy
Court House
Five Indictments in Barnstable Superior Court
In Barnstable, Judge Bacon presided as the grand jury returned five indictments for larceny, assault, and a liquor nuisance at Sandwich. The court will likely continue into next week. Civil cases already tried include Silva vs Ventura, Small vs Gifford, and several others with listed counsel.
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Boston Post
Barnstable
Superior Court
Bacon
John Wilson
Geo. Cannon
Wm E. Fish
Jacob Swift
Amory C. Southworth
Sandwich
Ida Silva
Ventura
E. S. Whittemore
H. P. Harriman
Benjamin D. Gifford
Sylvester K. Small
J. Mee
First National Bank of Yarmouth
Simeon B. Chase
George A. King
Morton, Jennings & Morton
Matilda Smith
Josep Smith
Whittemore
Franklin Landers
F. A. Havens
J. G. Sproat
Phebe W. Chase
Mary E. Baker
J.M
T. C. Day
Snake ensnared by spider’s web in Easton office
A foot long cowsucker snake entered Justice Robinson’s Easton Md office in the Masonic temple basement. The resident spider spun a series of webs binding the snake to the sofa, securing it until Mr. Robinson freed and killed the reptile. The odd scene impressed the onlookers.
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Easton Star
Justice Robinson
Masonic Temple
Easton
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Washington City
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Nashua
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Exeter
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Samuel B. Page
Woodsville
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Robert C. Fernald
Salmon Falls
Moses M. Burbank
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NEW England News
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Brandon
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Burlington
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Ticonderoga
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Yale
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