Dynamite at Quebec Wrecks New Parliament House
A blast at the new Quebec parliament building yesterday shattered the front facade and sent masonry raining down. A second explosion at 3 PM caused no further damage. stones flew up to 300 feet, and no motive or culprit is identified yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Parliament House
Quebec
Providence Infant Murder Suspected In Byro n Street Case
Investigators report the body of a white female infant, about ten days old, found in a compost heap at a Cranston Budlong farm after two Swedish workers, employed by James A. Budlong, were seen removing night soil on Byron Street. The infant's head is missing and the breast torn. body buried, with two nearby houses in easy reach of strangers.
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Providence
R. I
James A. Budlong
Cranston
Byron Street
Budlong
Sivron Street
Fall River Tragedy Reports Separate Local Suicides
In Fall River Lawrence Connell a 50 year old Davol mill weaver cut his throat this noon, dying. despondency cited. In Rockland Hannah Grant, wife of Daniel Grant, attempted hanging. recovery doubtful. Portland a Farwell mill worker Greenwood 33 fatally cut his throat Friday night. New Orleans Louise Mallory wife of G Mallory of Mystic Conn died by jumping into Lake Pan from a northeast train near Slidell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Lawrence Connell
Davol
Rockland
Hannah
Daniel Grant
Portland
Greenwood
Farwell
Lisbon
New Orleans
Louise Mallory
Phelps
G. Mallory
Mystic
Conn
C. H. Mallory
Lake Pan
Slidel
Explosion in Sewers Blasts Venth Street
A violent explosion tore through Venth Street sewers in Long Island City on October 12, caused by accumulated oil gas from Standard Oil pipes. Two blocks of manholes were blown, houses connected to the sewer filled with gas, and Michael Roden was badly burned when a manhole cover struck him and flames enveloped his clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island, City
Venth Street
Standard Oil Company
Michael Roden
Indiana Agricultural Report Shows Higher Yields in 1884
Indiana state statistician reports 1884 crop totals versus 1883 with wheat rising to 40,531,200 bushels and corn nearly steady at 89,159,799 bushels. Potatoes fall by 2.5 million, tobacco more than doubles to 15,592,400 pounds. Wheat per acre averages 28.4 bushels, oats 29.8, barley 21.7, rye 13.7.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Nigeprom. Com
Berlin unrest flares as Virchow meeting banned
In Berlin Act 12 escalating election agitation leads to a dissolved meeting after a notice error. Riots erupt in Brandenburg with mobs tearing up pavement and clashing with police. The military is deployed, several wounded on both sides and numerous arrests reported.
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Berlin
Virchow
Brandenburg
Rail pools ratified to fix Colorado Utah rates till Jan 1885
Telegrams from presidents of all roads confirm formation of the Colorado and Utah pools. Rates are to be maintained at least until January 1885, with termination by arbitration of J. Encore whose decision shall be final.
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Chicago
Colorado
Utah
J. Encore
Frazier and Brady Fight Evades Police Shootout in Blissville
In Blissville Long Island tonight Jimmy Frazier of Greenpoint and Watchie Brady of Williamsburg boxed eight rounds under London prize ring rules. The bout was halted by Long Island City police who fired revolvers but caused no injuries as principals and onlookers fled.
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New York
Jimmy” Frazier
Greenpoint
L. I
Brady
Williamsburg
Blissville
Long Island City
Pennsylvania railroad halts not enforced on B and O line
In Baltimore on October 12 trains operated as usual as the Pennsylvania Railroad did not enforce cutting off services between Baltimore and New York. The expectation is the Pennsylvania road will await court rulings before any further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Woolsey resigns from Yale college corporation at 83
New Haven report says ex president Woolsey steps down from Yale college corporation due to advanced age. He will be 83 this month. Rev Amos Cheesebrough of Durham also resigns from the same body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Morning News
Woolsey
Yale College Corporation
Belng
Amos Cheesebrough
Durham
Burke
New England
Tragedy Claims Two In Worcester Area Accidents
A 12 year old, Alice Dugan of Worcester, was killed after being thrown from a wagon at North Leominster on Saturday. Nearby, Jeremiah A. Sullivan of Rockdale died while walking on the Albany road near the city Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Alice Dugan
North Leominster
Jeremiah A. Sullivan
Rockdale
Albany Road
City
Burglar Arrest in Lebanon House Holds
Sanford Mc writes Frank Bickford, a burglar who recently escaped officers at Springvale, was arrested today in Oli Sa Hansons house in Lebanon and remains in custody.)
Stabbing During Af ray Sparks Self Defense Claim
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on October 12 George Roberts stabbed William Hubbard during a heated affray. Roberts asserts the blow was in self defense and faces serious injury claims from Hubbard with authorities reviewing the incident.
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Portsmouth
N. H
George Roberts
William Hubbard
Roberts
Ohio Ballot Battle Shapes Up In Final Claims
Special Despatch reports one day before the Ohio vote, with Democrats accusing Republicans of organized fraud while Republicans deny, citing repeaters and foreign voters. Local committees fix rewards for vote fraud, while officials vow to keep peace in Cincinnati amid federal scrutiny. Intellectuals and politicians publish buoyant forecasts, producing a tense, uncertain political atmosphere ahead of election day.
Political Vote Patterns and Party Percentages Across Ohio
The article analyzes party vote shares in Ohio across years 1877 to 1883, showing Republican gains and Democratic dominance shifts. It lists percentages, gains or losses, and mentions third parties like Prohibition and Greenback, with notes on neighboring state results and scenarios for electoral outcomes in major states.
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Gaiss
Ohio
Republican
LL Democratic
Wheeler letter to President asks end to pension favoritism
New York Oct 12 Everett P Wheeler forwards to President Arthur a copy of his letter denouncing Col W W Dudley pension commissioner for allegedly ordering pensions filed by Ohio and Indiana voters to be advanced over others. He urges immediate inquiry and revocation of any such orders and calls for impartial processing of pension applications.
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New York
Everett P. Wheeler
Arthur
Pension Bureau
Col. W. W. Dudley
Republican Party
Ohio
Indiana
Civil Service Reform Association
Soldiers of the Union
Daniel McSweeney
Ireland
Cunard
America
Queenstown
Fire Island
John O’byrne
Martin McMahon
John E. Devlin
James $.Coleman
W. E. Cheney
Gen. Martin
T. McMahon
James Redpath
William E. Robinson
William R. Roberts
Richard O’gorman
Eugene Kelly
Henry L. Hoguet
United States
Blaine
McSweeney
James G. Blaine
Mr. McSweeney
England
James Russell Lowell
Lowell
Lord Granville
Department of State
Washington
Blame
West Virginia
Prediction of Democratic Victory in State Election
A Boston Post despatch predicts a Democratic win by at least 10 000 in the statewide vote. It cites Wheeling dispatches saying Republican efforts backfire, expects 130 000 votes with 12 000 more Democrats, adds Weaver greenbacks, fusionists losses, and new voters to argue the Democratic majority could reach 12 000 or more.
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Boston Post
Columbus
Ohio
Dudley
Filley
Thurman
Dueley
Democratic County Committee
State Committee
United States
Wright
Cincinnati
Stephens
Cleveland
Toledo
Bargar
Democratic State Committee
Hoadly
Allen P
Senator Payne
Charles Foster
L. Robinson
Frye
Christian Moerlein
John Logan
Moerlein
John McLean
Hamilton County
John
Cuyahoga
Hendricks
Justin
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hocking Valley
Blaine
New England
Buchanan
G.B. G
New York
Wheeling
Hancock
Weaver
Beecher Statements Confirmed In Political Clash
Henry Ward Beecher cites a dinner remark by James F. Joy about Blaine shaping a House committee for Joy’s interests if bonds were eased. Joy denies the claim, while Elijah Smith says Joy made the same statement to him. Smith plans a full letter detailing his account tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Ward Beecher
Gen. Alger
James F. Joy
Blaine
House of Representatives
Joy
Elijah Smith
Oregon
Smith
Butler
Philadelphia
People’s Party
Cleveland
St. John
Academy of Music
Logan
Federal
Washington
Lincoln
Illinois
Mattoon
Teller
Colorado
Oliver Ames
Advertiser
Hocking Valley
Union Pacific
Mr. Ames
Hope Furnace
Ohio
J. Sterry Hunt
New England
Dennison
Bay State Club Banquet Highlights Endicott Endorsement
The Bay State club held a Saturday banquet at the Revere house honoring Judge W. C. Endicott and other Democratic ticket nominees. About 150 members and guests heard Endicott praise unity, attack Republican long rule, and contrast Cleveland and Blaine, with remarks touching local political figures and upcoming rallies in nearby cities.
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Bay State Club
Revere House
W. C. Endicott
James S. Grinnell
Charles H. Taylor
Endicott
A. Endicott
Blaine
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
fCheers
Cleveland
Reform Talk Echoes From Democratic Meeting in Massachusetts
Remarks by Candidate Grinnell Dr William Everett and others praised reform and denounced Blaine. James B Grinnell recalled John Endicott rejected royal symbols 240 years ago to assure Irish supporters of no oppression. Everett urged tariff reduction while Lilley asserted Middlesex Essex and Worcester favor the Democratic ticket. Paine Jr. welcomed the nomination for fifth district and urged integrity over Blaineism. Other speakers included Thompson Hibbard and Woodbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Fales
James 8
Grinnell
John Endicott
Massachusetts Bay
Great Britain
William Everett
Congress
Charles S. Lilley
Middlesex
Essex
Worcester
James G. Blaine
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Fifth
Massachusetts
Charles P. Thompson
Edward Hibbard
Lee
Charles Levi Woodbury
Cleveland and Hendricks Club Forms in Hull
Democrats and independents form a 30 member Cleveland and Hendricks club with John Smith as president and Oliver Glover as secretary. A torchbearer company with capt E L Curtis and lieutenants Ranson and Lorden plans to join Cohasset gathering Tue night. Opening rally Oct 17 features a large U S flag, torch parade led by D O Wade, and batallions from Cohasset Hingham Weymouth Braintree and Quincy. Two speakers to address, illuminated homes, visiting Democrats and summer residents to attend. steamed clams for guests.
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Cleveland and Hendricks
Democrats
Hull
John Smith
Oliver Glover
E. L. Curtis
Charles A. Ranson, Jr
Micheal Lorden
Cohasset
Cleveland and
Hendricks
United States
Putney
Newport
Cleveland
D. O. Wade
Hingham
Weymouth
Braintree
Quincy
Boston
Cleveland and Hendricks Club
Ward 13
Patrick J. Murphy
James F. White
Charles Donegan
James Meehan
Timothy J.leary
Patrick E. Dolan
Maurice D. Walsh
M. S. Shayhand
John Garrity
T. J. Coughlin
Cleveland and Hendricks Battalion
Ward 5
J. W
Micheal Dunn
John Davis
Timothy Tayne
Patrick Bridge
Thomas Ward
William Reagan
James Curran
Thomas Moore
James Roach
Arrangements for a Grand Turnout of the Democracy
Boston prepares for a second democratic mass meeting Tuesday night at Faneuil Hall or Tremont Temple with Gen Collins likely to preside. Speakers include William Dorsheimer Hosea W Parker John H George F C Prince J K Tarbox Charles Levi Woodbury Leverett Saltonstall and Massachusetts men Thomas Riley John E Russell Thomas J Gargan. Early returns from Ohio and West Virginia will be announced from the platform.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Tremont Temple
Gen. Collins
William Dorsheimer
New York
Hosea W. Parker
Col
John H. George
New Hampshire
F.C. Prince
J. K. Tarbox
Charles Levi
Thomas J. Gargan
Massachussetts
Ohio
West Virginia
Democrats Choose Slate Across District Conventions
At the sixth district senatorial convention in Stoneham George Cowdrey was nominated for senator with Thomas Salmon elected to the state central committee. Various district officers and supervisors were named, including Wakefield's John W. Cate as chairman and Winchester's Walter Safford as secretary. Other districts reported chairmen, nominees, and party endorsements across Massachusetts.
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Stoneham
John W. Cates
Wakefield
Walter Safford
Winchester
George Cowdrey
Thomas Salmon
Woburn
State Central Committee
A. E. Cutler
Bedford
Bernard Cohn
Billerica
Edward Reed
Burlington
A. V. Lynde
Melrose
Boardman Parker
North Reading
W. J. Ruggles
Reading
James H. Murphy
William Burt
Tewksbury
John M. Cate
James Keily
Wilmington
Josiah Hovey
John C. Meehan
Colt
United States Court
Lynn
Charles H. Babb
Thomas Shillington
H. E. Munroe
J. W. Stanley
H. W. Maxfield
G. D. Swain
E. A. Putnam
Lowell
F. D. Mann
G. H. Gerry
Democratic Committee
Second Congressional District
Washington Street
Drake
Easton
Kennedy
Taunton
William Everett
Quincy
Congress
John Quincy Adams
Worcester
Upton
B. B. Nourse
Westboro
William F. Ryne
Blackstone
George G. Parker
Milford
John Stratton
Lyman K. Putney
Wellesley
Barnstable
Ambrose N. Doane
Harwich
George N. Munsell
Suffolk
Paul H. Kendricken
John T. Wogan
State Committee of the People’s Party
A. R. Rice
Springfield
J. 5. Marsh
George W. Sanderson
Littleton
Middlesex
People’s Party
William F. Young
Charles E. Raymond
Cambridge
Political torchlight parades and rallies across districts
Conventions and rallies organized by Republicans and Democrats fill the week. Meetings at Dudley Street opera house and ward headquarters feature speakers like J J Kelley East Cambridge H N Collison and P D Dwyer. Torchlight parades announced for Boston Malden Arlington Medford and nearby towns with notable figures including Gov. Robinson H C Lodge Theodore Roosevelt and Senator Frye.
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Dudley Street Opera House
Congress
G. B. Loring
Col. Polk
North Carolina
Lovering
People’ Party
Charlestown
Chelsea
Joiner Streets
Bunker Hill
Sharkey
Watertown
Newton
Waltham
Alliston
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East Cambridge
Arlington
Somerville
Thomas G. Banks
Massachusetts
Blaine and Logan Club
Boston
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James A. McGeough
H. E. Russell
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward 23
Cleveland
Williams and
Washington Streets
Cleveland and Hendricks
Democratic
Ward 22
Malden
Gov. Robinson
H. C. Lodge
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Frye
Maine
Medford
Suffolk
Washington Street
J. J. Gallagher
Cleveland Cadets of
Pension bill opposition from Grand Army Post No 118
Edward W. Kinsley post No 118 Grand Army denounces the Lowering pension bill in resolutions adopted September 24. The post records its opposition to any pension action based on provisions deemed inequitable and unjust.
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Grand Army
Edward W. Kinsley
Grand Army of the Republic
Democrats of
Lowell
Huntington Hall
Campaign Club
Ward 5
Capt
Comerford
Col
Albert A. Hagett
J. M. Corse
Winchester
Christopher A. G. Gallagher
Manchester
N. H
P. A. Collins
Boston
Peoples’ Party
Congress
Malden
Barrett’s Hall
A. E. Knights
Moorfield Storey
Brookline
W. F. Morrill
Everett
F. B. Hatch
Medford
Quincy
Newton Independents
Eliot Hall
E. B. Haskell
Theodore Lyman
T. W. Higginson
William Everett
Republican State Committee
George A. Flagg
Millbury
Notable Passages From A Boston Society Page
Maj E G Potts and wife stay at Hotel Vendome while Rev Mr Angier and Rev Mr Gordon at Old South parsonage report a shoulder dislocation. Maj James Downing visits his brother in Roxbury after a long career in customs, Civil War service, and a Corpus Christi marshalship. various passengers list on Cunard Cephalonia including Rev Henry S Barnum and Dr George D Wilcox.
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E. G. Potts
Washington, D. C
Hotel Vendome
Mr. Angier
Mr. Gordon
Old South Parsonage
James Downing
Carrizo
Tex
East Gboston
Lieut. Downing
Division 9
C. B. Crane
D. D
First Baptist Church
Constantinople
F.marion Crawford
Berdan
H. P. Walcott
Reuben Noble
E. E.dean
John Fallon
8. H. Abbott
Massachusetts Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Boards of Charity and Correction
St. Louis
Maj
East Boston
Customs Department
Carrijo
Lieut
W. C. Downing
Ninth Division
Marcella Street
Roxbury
Downing
Fourteenth
Massachusetts Infantry
Col. Green
First
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Petersburg
Andersonville
Texas
Corpus Christi
Cunard
Cephalonia
W.aiken
George Ashburner
Henry S. Barnum
Nellie Bartlett
Lot Craven
G. D. Davis
Walter N. Dole
Robert O. Fuller
Mary F. Fuller
Grace, Fuller
Alfred C. Fuller
Annie Fuller
Charles 5S. Fuller
Helen Fuller
Garrett
Kate Garrett
Francis B. Hayes
F. B. Hayes
Clyde D. V. Hunt
Annie W. Hunt
George D.marsh
Mary D. M.mathews
R. H. Monks
F. G. Richards
J. L. Rogers
Sanford Russell
A. T. Sinclair
R. C. Sturgis
W. Sturgis
Payson Tucker
Henrietta West
Mary Whiting
Henry Whitemarsh
George D. Wilcox
Wilson
Missing Portland man found drowned near dock in Maine
The body of Edward Foley of Portland was found in the dock Sunday after a weeklong disappearance, believed an accidental drowning. Also reported: Dover court fined landlord Charles A Dore for assault, Onset Bay stockholders quarrel over a new tabernacle, Ludlow post office robbed for 400 in stamps, and other local incidents across New England.
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Edward Foley
Portland
Dover
N. H
Charles A. Dore
Kimball House
Charles A
Posas
Republican
Satturday
Onset Bay Association
New Bedford Standard
Ludlow
Jerry B. Sheehan
Roberts
North Attleboro
Mass
Wanisuita
Tom Willette
Weathersfield
Claremont
James Dinsmore
Downer’s
Vermont
Maine Demagogue Exposé Questions Blaine Links and Bonds
A lengthy critique questions William Blaine's handling of Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad bonds and related land grant securities. It cites affidavits, receipts, and letters claiming Blaine promised to cover losses, then sold bonds at varying prices to Maine partners and others, leaving some holders at risk.
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Blaine
Mr. Blaine
New York Evening Post
George Bliss
Maine
New York Tribune
Fisher
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Fort Smith Road
George O. Shattuck
Francis M. Weld
George Ripley
United States Court
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Pulaski
Little Rock and
Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad Company
Boston
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F. M. Weld
Augusta
Pees A. Sanborn
Same Railroad Company
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Chas. M. Bailey
J. G. Blaine
Mr. Sanborn
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
P. F. Sanborn
P. F
Reanfield
Hallowell
Sirk
Little Rock and Fort Smith
A. Sanborn
Poisoning at Roaring Creek Well Kills Two Children
In Catawissa, Samuel Sweigert and his family consumed water from a well contaminated by a can of parish green thrown by the children. Two children died and the remaining family members were reported in a precarious condition with several hospitalized.
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Catawissa
Samuel Sweigert
Roaring Creek
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