Navy yard mobilizes labor amid pre election push
The Navy Department calls for 1200 to 1300 workers in Brooklyn as a Board of Naval Constructors inspects four half finished ships the Java New York Colossus and Trenton. Critics warn the effort serves as a voting drive with funds exhausted and voters manipulated before the election.
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Navy Department
Brooklyn
Java
New York
Colossus
Trenton
Department
Charlestown
Arctic expedition seeks North Pole voyage prospered
The English steamer Pandora was at Cisco on August 6 and the voyage toward the North Pole had been prosperous. Domestically, Ohio Iowa and Nebraska elected Republicans with Hayes winning by over 5000 in Ohio. The interior department lacked a head and Newark went Republican. City notes cover lectures, school committee actions, and local sports near Philadelphia and Lynn.
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Cisco
North Pole
Paris
Africa
Holland
Venezuela
Nova Scotia
Uruguay
Jamaica
Don Carlos
France
Saballs
Ohio
Iowa
Nebraska
Hayes
Chicago
New Hampshire
Manchester
Centennial Grounds
Philadelphia
New York
Department of the Interior
Newark
N.J
Pembroke
Free admission for US art wood engravings abroad
Treasury decision grants free entry to imported wood cuts engraved by US citizens abroad as works of art. Interior Department lacks a head, causing delays and practical inconvenience for those with business. President reportedly in Chicago to finalize new Secretary appointment amid anxious election mood on Newspaper Row.
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Boston
Treasury Department
United States
Chicago
Grant
Interior
Washington
Mississippi Governor Opposes Armed Citizens for Protection
The Attorney General reports two designated officials meet Gov Ames regarding the Mississippi situation. Ames is averse to arming citizens for protection, fearing great excitement. Currently, everything is quiet. Treasure Department decision noted.
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Mississippi
Ames
Hayes Leading In Ohio County Totals As Returns Lag
Columbus, Oct. 12. Scattering returns from most counties are fragmentary. 125 townships precincts and wards report Hayes ahead by over 3000 votes, with indications he will win.
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Columbus
Hayes
Hayes Election Conceded in Major Ohio Returns
Reports from Cincinnati Toledo and Columbus October 12 show Republicans gaining large margins across Ohio with Hayes likely elected by substantial but varying majorities. Hamilton County reportedly carried for Republicans. Times specials guessed 15,000 to 20,000 statewide. Democratic committee concedes Hayes victory.
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Ohio
Gov. Allen
Cincinnati
Hayes
Toledo
New York
New York Times
Hamilton County
Strakosch Defends Opera Plans and Subscriptions
Max Strakosch replies to critics over not bringing Mile. Titiens to New York opera. He argues New York does not demand permanent opera, cites past failures of Maretzek and Ullman, and offers conditional subscriptions to gauge interest. If proven, he will bring premier artists to New York before January and stage opera meeting subscribers’ expectations.
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New York
Max Strakosch
The
Herald
Impressario
Strakosch
Max Maretzek
Mexico
Havana
Maurice Strakosch
Europe
Ullman
America
Lyric Stage
Mile
Titiens
Her Majesty’s Opera
London
Evidence Against Drew Murder Trial Involving Serial Allegations
WORCESTER MASS OCT 12 The Frost murder trial opened with jurors and witnesses present. Frost sits composed, aged 42, slight build, in mourning. defense seeks change of venue over prejudicial press. Essex county corrections sentences Henry Hudson for swindling, and other cases proceed in Lawrence and Concord as authorities pursue the Drew case amid rumors. Cincinnati and New York items report violence, a fatal wounding after a saloon attack, a hotel maid convicted for manslaughter, and Vermont and New Hampshire court actions including bank burglar bail reduction and overcoat theft sentences.
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Mass
Samuel J. Frost
Frederick P. Towne
Petersham
Colt
Devens
Commonwealth
Staples
John Hopkins
Millbury
George H. Ball
Worcester County
Uoion
Caleb T. Richards
Uxbridge
W. A. Stone
George F. Emery
Westboro
Elisha Chapin
Upton
John N. Albee
Eli H. Merriam
Westminster
Reuben Campion
M. W. Chandler
Edward Bigelow
Rutland
Samuel S. Pratt
Charlton
Dudley Stratton
Leominster
Caleb T. Gerry
Haryar
Lawrence
Houses of Correction
Essex County
Henry Hudson
House of Correction
Hudson
Gloucester
Elgin
Ili
Dennis Haggerty
Salem
Patrick Carroll
North Andover
William Russell
Supreme Judicial Court
John Kd. Nason
Boxford
Ballardvale
Concord
N. H
Pembroke
T. L. Fowler
Board of Selectmen
Clark
Josie Langmaid
Whittemore
Drew
Giddings
Chichester
Sargent
Boston
Suncook
Cincinnati
George Moore
Moore
Frank Wartz
Frank Farre
Jack Leonard
New York
Bridget Kelly
Hotel Royal
Fortieth Street
North River
Barrett
Rockland
Cook
Montpelier
Richard Dodge
Joel Dodge
Improvement in trade and woes of police in city
The Post reports trade in the city improving with sales ahead of 1874, rail tonnage high, but police turmoil grows as Mayor Wickham’s letter calls for resignations amid inspectorate criticism. Notable events include Hunter’s failure, an assignment filing in Common Pleas, and stock exchange suspensions. Political nominations surface, while Noe murder evidence ties Dolan to the crime, and Moody Sankey plans reach Brooklyn.
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Wickham
Grand Jury
Recorder
Smith
Commissioner Voorhees
Wm. B. Hunter
Front Street
Cornelius W
Schuyler
Edward P. Schuyler
John A. Quintard
Court of Common Pleas
R. B. Hall
The
Stock Exchange
Long Island exhibition and fairs open with rich stock displays
In Topsham at Sagadahoc Society grounds the twenty first annual exhibition opens amid fine stock with 400 to 500 cattle including 140 yoke of oxen. A 9500 pound oxen-drawing match wins for Bath owner Elisha Mather. York County show at Biddeford features strong fowls and fruit, with trotting for purses starting tomorrow. Lincoln Agricultural fair in Waldoboro reports strong stock and fruit displays, election of officers tonight, potential site move on Knox and Lincoln Railroad. Gardiner hosts Kennebec Union fair in Oakland Park with premium funds and top oxen team from Pittston. Fryeburg opens West Oxford Exhibition amid cool weather and lighter attendance.
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Brunswick
Sagadahoc Society
Topsham
Elisha Mather
Bath
Biddeford
York County Agricultural Society
Fearnuught
Knox
Waldoboro
Lincoln Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Knox and
Lincoln
Gardiner
Kennebec Union Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Oakland Park
Pittston
Fryeburg
West
Oxford County Society
Lowell and surrounding towns hold Republican Councillor Convention
In Lowell the Sixth Councillor District Republican Convention chose George A. Marden as chair and George W. Ware Jr as secretary with 114 delegates from 43 towns. Nominee for Councillor was George O. Brastow. Middlesex County Convention followed with 144 delegates. J. Henry Read led ballots and was later nominated. Separate reports from Fall River and Springfield note caucuses and nominations in their districts.
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Lowell
Mass
George A. Marden
George W. Ware, Jr
Belmont
Nourse
Winchester
George O. Brastow
Somerville
John Schouler
Acton
W. W. Bullock
Everett
Thomas P. Hurlbut
Sudbury
Lemuel C. Ames
Wilmington
Hamilton Burrage
Liverus Hall
Charlestown
Middlesex County
J. P. Folsom
Charles H. Taylor
Lower
Read
Huntress
Howe
Gray
Springfield
Br George L. Rice
North Adams
Carlist Forces Cross Frontier Disarmed at Port de Venasque
Five hundred sixty Carlist soldiers crossed into France at Port de Venasque and were disarmed by French authorities. General Sabatis faces a Carlist court martial for his failure. Saballs outlawed as Madrid reports French internment attempt and Don Carlos orders execution on sight.
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Paris
Port de Venasque
France
Sabatis
Arctic Expedition reports pleasant voyage and praise for Captain Young
Letters from Capt Allen Young and Pandora officers dated Disco Aug 6 and Waggart's Straits Aug 9 describe a calm voyage with ice collisions that did not injure the vessel. Pandora coaled at Disco and Ivigtut bay sighted the steamer Fox. The Duke of Parma won the Czarowitch stakes in turf racing. Admiralty exonerates Vice Admiral Tarleton and Capt Hicksey from responsibility for the sinking of the Ironclad Vanguard.
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London
Allen Young
Pandora
Disco
Waggart’s Straits
Young
Ivigtut Bay
Fox
Czarowitch
Duke of Parma
Admiralty
W. Tarleton
Hicksey
Iron Duke
Vanguard
Duel Between Americans in Vesinet Near Paris
A sword duel at Vesinet near Paris yesterday between two young Americans named Riggs and Paine ended with Paine receiving a slight arm wound amid a family vendetta. Also reported, the sculptor Jean Baptiste Carpeaux has died.
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Paris
Vesinet
Riggs
Paine
Jean Baptiste Carpeaux
Liberians claim five victories in war with Carlaton tribes
The Liberian Consul reports from London that five engagements have been fought and the Liberian army has been successful in all. The disclosures come as the Liberians continue their conflict with the Carlaton tribes.
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London
Liberia
Holland plans five warships for Caribbean none sent
The Morning Post says Holland sent five men of war to the Caribbean Sea. Reuter denies the report saying it has no foundation. The Netherlands are assembling a squadron for possible practice in American waters, with no vessels yet deployed and no link to Venezuela.
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Helmbold
Bloomingdale Lunatic Asylum
Metropolitan Theatre
Paris
Paria
London
The
Morning Post
Holland
Caribbean Sea
Reuter
the Post
Netherlands
American
Venezuela
Financial Market Brief from London Paris and Liverpool
Financial and Commercial news from London Paris and Liverpool dated Oct 12 reports consols and U S bonds prices, bullion withdrawal at Bank of England, and cotton market activity with middling uplands prices and arrivals. It notes breadstuffs firmness, sugar and lard prices, and strong market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester.
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London
U. S
Bank of England
Erie
Paris
Liverpool
California
Mida L. M.C
Manchester
Veterans' reunion in Manchester honors Gen. Foster camp
Special Despatch to the Boston Post describes Manchester NH Veterans' reunion with a grand procession, militia escort, and large crowds. The J. G. Foster camp hosts 146 tents, 1500 in line, and plans include a review by Gov. Cheney, speeches by Mayor Gay and Gen. Duncan, and a dress parade. Additional veterans from Haverhill Mass expected. attendance rising.
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Manchester
Boston Post
N. H
Geo. H. Dodge
T. W. Challis
Reuben Dodge
Une Simons
Patrick Sullivan
M. Lelley
B. Frank Fogg
Suncook
Chas. Emery
Drum Corps
John J. Wilson
Haines Rifles
J. S. Everett
Straw Rifles
C. M. Wise
Frank A. Challis
Sheridan Guards
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Head Guards
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G. M. L. Lane
N. T. Robinson
Second Brigade
J. M. Flockton
Louis Bell
Brown
Fisherville
D. Arthur Brown
Concord
Henry MacMichael
William I. Brown
J. C. Linnehan
Frank
Nashua
Hollis
Milford
S. P. Sayles
Lisbon
Keene and Vicinity
Dover
W. D. Taylor
Rochester
E. L. Kimball
Newmarket
South Newmarket
Hooksett
New Hampshire
J. G. Foster
John G. Foster
Massachusetts
Griffin
John Brown
Gov. Cheney
Cheney
Gay
Samuel A. Duncan
Geo. A. Marden
Lowell Courier
Haverhill
Mass
Snowstorm Disrupts Ontario and Nova Scotia Hurtful Toll
Heavy snow blanketed parts of Canada with over six inches at Collingwood and Ottawa. Widespread damage followed to fruit trees and cordwood. In Toronto Premier Alexander McKenzie urged U S reciprocity talks while noting treaty gaps. Halifax reports flooded roads and destroyed bridges. ships Mayflower Tornado and Sanpreil wreck aftermath. Englishman James Ramsey perished off the Tornado.
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Collingwood
Toronto
Alexander McKenzie
Sarnia
United States
Canada
Montreal
Messrs St. Pierre & Thebault
Roy
Ottawa
Halifax
N. S
Colchester
Mayflower
Tornado
Sydney
James Ramsey
England
Hostility Toward Foreigners Increases and Maritime Turmoil
Reports from San Francisco dated October 12 summarize rising anti foreign sentiment in the North, piracy near Hong Kong and Macao, a Gevalion steamer breakdown drifting to Hainan, earthquake near Nagasaki, a Kobe typhoon, cautious talk of a Japanese royal visit, Korea reluctance for diplomacy, and British and Russian naval movements toward China with Osaki and Yokohama fleets under orders.
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San Francisco
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Hainan
Macao
Apan
Nagasaki
Kobe
England
Japan
Saghahen
Osaki
China
Central American Confederation Moves Toward Unified Government
From Central America reports indicate Nicaragua Guatemala and Salvador have drafted a compact to form a single National Government. Honduras and Costa Rica may join. Panama awaits National troops for transit protection amid anxious expectations. U S steamers Omaha Richmond and Shawmut are in the region with Admiral Mullany offering protection if needed. President Arosemena sees no danger to transit or lives and property of Americans.
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New York
Central America
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Costa Rica
Panama
U.S
Omaha
Richmond
Union
Aspinwall
Mullany
Arosemena
Capture of the Filibuster Steamship Uruguay Quiet at San Domingo
Jamaican Government seizes the steamer Uruguay and her cargo of arms and ammunition. Advices from St Thomas report quiet in San Domingo as of October 7. The foreign loan failed and President Gonzales bans newspapers defaming the Spanish Government of Cuba. Hayti's coffee crop untouched by last month's hurricane.
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San Domingo
Hayti
Kingston
Jamaica
Uruguay
Havana
St. Thomas
Gonzales
Cuba
Ecuadorian siege lifted and new elections ordered
Reports from New York dated Oct 12 state Ecuadorian novices claim the Quito siege is raised and a fresh electoral register has been ordered. The government continues exiling political opponents. Peruvian and Chilean news are quiet while Argentina warns Brazil against river entrance by warships. Brazilians fortify Otaja island and a boundary clash between Bolivian and Brazilian commissioners is noted. Panama remains calm. Magdalena region reports peace and the Magdalena River reopening.
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Ecuador
Quito
Brazi
Plata
Otaja
Gen. Mejia
Bolivia
Brazil
Panama
Bogota
Atlantic
Union
Republic
Magdalena
Magdalena River
Yates Wins Newark Mayoral Race by 3390 Majority
The Newark city election yields a sweeping Republican victory with Henry J. Yates elected mayor by 3390 over Andrew Smalley. Republicans secure 13 of 15 aldermen and 19 Republicans to 0 Democrats on the next council, Democrats win only 2 wards. Republican gains exceed 3500 since 1873.
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Newark
N. J
Henry J. Yates
Andrew Smalley
Grand Encampment elects NH officers at Odd Fellows Hall
Manchester NH October reports show 22 encampments in the state with 2009 members and 153 new this year. Officers installed include Chas P Hildreth Grand Patriarch and John C Miller Grand High Priest. Financials cite $15,000 cash and investments, $6490 receipts, $1947 relief payments. Distinguished visitors from Vermont, Maine and Massachusetts attended and spoke.
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New Hampshire
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charles P. Blanchard
Concord
Chas. P. Hildreth
Suncook
John C. Miller
Peterboro
E. M
Joan H. Locke
Portsmouth
R. W
Joel Taylor
Lorenzo K. Peacock
John W. Saul
S.C. Gould
P.G
John Retting
Brattleboro
P.G. Rep
John B. Neallie
South Berwick
William B. Buell
Lowell
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