Visiting Patriarchs Arrive for Gloucester Encampment Events
Lawrence and Salem Patriarchs arrive by 3:30 train, greeted by Cape Ann encampment. A day of parades, a rink supper, and band concerts follow with plans for a bay sail and further events on the morrow. They depart on the 5:08 P.M. train.
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Court of Claims Adjourning Dismisses Fifteen Alabama Claims
The court of commissioners of Alabama claims reopened in Washington on Oct la with Judges Harlan and French. Fifteen first class cases not disposed of at the July 25, 1834 adjournment were dismissed by consent, listing names such as Ackland King Switzer Jackson Backus Cooney Fowler Smith Kelly Pierce Ray Mauran Jansett Tappan Diming against the United States.
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Edward Ray
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International Navigation Buys American Steamship, Plans Transatlantic Service
The International Navigation company of Philadelphia, owner of Red Star Line, has bought the American Steamship Company's steamers and will develop the Philadelphia and Liverpool service as the American line, plus establish a New York to Liverpool branch. Transfer to a foreign flag unclear, pending U.S. mail payment decisions.
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Fight between Brooklyn and Newark dogs ends in brawl
In Long Island City on October 15 a dog fight near Newtown drew over 100 spectators who bet heavily. Newark backers disputed the referee’s decision for New York, sparking a mass fight. Several men were bruised, Michael Finerty had an ear bitten off, another man suffered a severe facial injury, and all fled before police could arrest anyone.
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Quebec Explosion Probe Opens Under Local Request
Judge Chanveau began inquiry into recent parliament house blasts by local government request. Le Journal de Quebec suggests Fenian project link and Ottawa authorities have been alert since the new governor general arrived. Other papers favor a local resident as the author.
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Democratic Gains Reported in Ohio and West Virginia
Returns from strong Democratic counties show gains as they come in, with the Ohio State Committee predicting a Republican majority under 8000 and Democrats electing 12 Congress members after noting alleged irregular voting. West Virginia reports a Democratic margin around 10,000. observers mention coalition with prohibitionists and possible manipulation by federal marshals amid tense election activity.
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Ohio Victory Lacks City Enthusiasm and Impacts via New York Race
New York observers split on Ohio GOP win with Democrats predicting a Cleveland Hendricks victory in November. Some say Ohio shows little impact, others expect strong Democratic turnout in New York and a Tammany ratification show next week. Bankers and officials note markets benefit from end of suspense.
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Republicans Lose Ground in Ohio Districts Reported
From Columbus to Hamilton and beyond, early returns show Republican gains in cities but Democratic gains in rural counties. Unofficial tallies place Campbell (dem) ahead in the third district by about 411, while Romeis (rep) leads in the tenth. Overall, 43 counties show net Republican gains totaling 12 628 with some counties still undecided.
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Worcester's Two Century Celebration Goes On
Worcester marked its 200th anniversary with a grand day of ceremony and parade. Tens of thousands, including governors and mayors, joined the procession led by Chief Marshal Josiah Picket. The day featured a 100-gun salute, chimes, festive decorations, and a balloon voyage ending in Uxbridge. A Bay State House dinner followed with remarks from notable officials and a cableed greeting from Worcester, England. Fireworks capped the night in a lavish display.
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Fire strikes bakery and ships loom in several cities
Fire in Boston basement of J E McNally bakery at 51 Poplar street caused about 300 dollars damage. Merchant lighter with 500-600 bales of cotton at Grand Junction wharves burned and smoldered, cotton moved to Lewis street. Salem blaze at Joseph Frye house on Beaver street. Various fires across Baltimore Lowell Raleigh Fitchburg Binghamton St John Louisville Norfolk New York Wilmington caused substantial losses to mills, docks, and stores with totals ranging tens of thousands of dollars.
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Crowd Flocks To See Governor Cleveland In New York
Gov Cleveland tours after Albany trip with private secretary. Large crowds cheer at Poughkeepsie and Grand Central. At Madison Square over 200000 packed to hear him, with 380000 nearby. Beecher and Grace speak, and Kelly assures Tammany support. Cleveland appears on hotel balcony amid a torchlit parade and salute.
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