Voter Registration Push Urges Boston Democrats
A call to Democratic readers in Boston asks if they have registered and questions whether their neighbors have done so. The note warns that Republicans fear the local scene and pressures Democrats to fulfill their duty or risk widespread distress.
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Auction Schedule with Terms and Agents Listed
A fragmented listing details auction items and sale times across multiple days. Furniture, paintings, dress goods, boots and shoes, and dry goods are scheduled with firms such as Lewis J. Bird & Co Leonard & Co Wilmerding Hogues Co Samuel Bunting's Sons & Co A. S. Richards & Co Moses Colman & Co Isburzh & Co Francis Henshaw & Co R. L. Day & Co N. M. Hatch S. Hatch & Co and others.
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Wilmerding
Soquet & Co
Philadelphia
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Leonard & Co
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Lippincott, Son & Co
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Wilmerding, Hogues Co
Moses Colman & On
C. T. Walker
Philad
San Francisco close on mini 81 90Kks today
San Francisco markets report mixed close as mini contracts key prices show modest gains amid thin volume. Analysts cite cautious trading ahead of quarterly results and potential policy hints influencing tech shares.
Washington founders' returns dampen Porter hopes in Indiana
Report from McPherson and Hubbell's committee finds many voters who supported Porter now plan to back Hancock in November. Rounder efforts drew indifference to the polls, with 17 guided voters, 14 of whom pledged Hancock. Republicans doubt Indiana as a GOP path next month.
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Wade Hampton Denounces Sherman Over Calumny Letters
Secretary Sherman publishes correspondence with Senator Wade Hampton of South Carolina in four letters. Hampton asks if Sherman used a phrase linking him to the Ku Klux Klan and the Democratic party. Sherman replies accusing Hampton of benefiting from Klan crimes and calls for equal civil and political rights.
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Sherman letter dispute over Hampton speech footprint
Treasury official John Sherman replies to Wade Hampton denial of a Charleston News and Courier speech quote. The exchange centers on alleged Ku Klux references and public records, with Sherman vowing to publish the extract for press scrutiny and defend his views against personal attacks.
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Hancock prospects hinge on New York unity and Maine victory
The column argues Indiana is swing state for Hancock with 4000 margin and warns of Tammany Irving unity boosting Hancock across states. It stresses New York leaders must unite for a statewide battle, or Democratic legsions may falter. It contends tomorrow’s vote could seal a landslide or a fierce contest.
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General Convention Debates Deaconess Canon and Mission Plan
The General Convention discusses a proposed canon for deaconesses and church canons on pew sales, plus a committee report on colored church organization in Virginia. It adopts a plan to study deaconess governance and sets age and training requirements. A joint session considers a systematic mission funding plan with varied endorsements and sharp criticism.
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Fire at Charleston Hill Wharfs Amid Wide Destruction
A large blaze on the North Commercial wharf and burning steamers Bedford Borrowdale Travancore and Bedford cargoes caused extensive damage estimated at 580,090. Insurance covers real estate and certain cargo losses while responders from Wade Hampton and Republic fought the flames and pumped water to salvage remaining cargoes.
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Harlem Extension line abandonment cuts Bennington south connection
Bennington reporter notes the Harlem Extension Railroad south link under R C Root will be cut off as the New York receiver takes control of the New York section. Vermont ownership blocks south operation and fears of business disruption rise. A separate item reports Bradley Barrow buying a Canadian road to connect the Southeastern Railway with the Vermont division of the Portland and Ogdensburg line.
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Divorce suit filed by Mary Jane Wiard against Norman Wiard
In Washington on October 18 a Supreme Court suit for divorce was started by Mary Jane Wiard alleging desertion. Judge Cox in Equity Court ordered sale of Mrs Adele Fassett personal property including paintings such as The Electoral Commission and works featuring Chief Justice Waite.
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Vermont Legislature Opens with Repeal and Court Reform
At the opening of the session lawmakers passed a bill repealing the oath requirement for appointing indifferent process servers. A Taft introduced bill fixes two Supreme Court sessions yearly starting December 1889 and removes the county court. Other measures seek House reduction to 150 members and rail bond limits. Senatorial election for Edmunds’ successor is set for next Wednesday with anticipated re election.
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Gate City Guard Hosts Nation Wide Military Reunion
Atlanta reports dozens of companies from Hartford Waterbury Lawrence Washington Montgomery New York Columbia Macon Eufaula and Talbotton join the Gate City Guard for a grand parade and torchlight procession. Gov Colquitt and Mayor Calhoun give welcomes as thousands arrive for a two day event with a main parade through principal streets.
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Icebound Loleta Seizure and Arctic Whaling Fate Report
Washington dispatch details Captain Hoopers letter to the Treasury about the Loleta seizure off Point Hope for breech loading firearms. The captain notes likely loss of whalers and speculates on the Jeannette, with bleak weather hindering Herald Island landings and signaling.
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Tragedy on Shenandoah Valley Railroad East Liberty Toll
A catastrophic collapse of the East Liberty trestle on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad in Page county results in the instant death of Walker Isnes of Barboursville and serious injuries to Steward Bawcock of McGaheysville. The wreck, 1260 feet long and 94 feet high, causes about $12,000 in loss and likely delays completion of the line for months.
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Explosion at Furman Island rendering works kills one
The Sherer and Weber talloon rendering plant on Furman Island Maspeth L I exploded killing Peter Klein 35 of 108 Siegel street Brooklyn and injuring Herman Hotham William Weber and John Clark with burns and injuries.
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Rioting arrests follow Democratic parade in Wilmington
Six negroes were arrested for participation in the riot during the Democratic parade Saturday night and will be given a hearing the next day. William McKinney of the Bayard Club, injured in the incident and once thought fatally hurt, is improving and expected to recover. Widespread excitement persists as citizens urge no further parades.
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Drowning in Stockton Harbor Involves Four Teens
Four swimmers Elfreda Partridge Carrie Hichborn Emma Berry and Fred Patterson drowned when a boat upset in Stockton harbor this forenoon. The bodies of the girls were recovered.
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Steamship California reports a killer hanged in India
Steamship California from Sitka reports an Indian who murdered a Government toll collector fifteen months ago was hanged on the 7th. Also notes deaths of Henry D. Foster of Westmoreland County Pennsylvania and hydrophobia victim Charles F. Forbes of Plymouth Massachusetts. Epizootic hits Port Jervis and Santa Barbara pampas plumes reach Europe. Thompson River damming threat cited.
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