Virginia Echoes Mahone Support and Water Woes
The Washington Star notes Virginia leans toward Daniel with Republicans balancing power in the next legislature. It cites Mahoneists’ weak recruit draw, repudiation fears, and a party split. Water shortages hit major cities, especially New York, with forecasts of worsening supply barring heavy rain and reservoir relief. Immigration data for September shows 69,924 passengers with 48,452 immigrants arriving across several ports, led by Germany and the United Kingdom.
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Foreign News on Dublin Riots and Land League Actions
London reports 4000 land league and home rule supporters condemn police actions in Dublin and arrests amid protests. The Times notes cautious police withdrawal, calls for passive resistance, and widespread rioting with damage in Sackville Street. New York coverage cites police brutality and government orders.
Postmaster General James and Tyner in star route dispute
Washington dispatch outlines the Garfield era quarrel over Tyner's removal, James pushing for prosecutions of star route abuses, Tyner's secret report condemning the service, and cautious moves during President Arthur’s term. Massachusetts delegation to Yorktown tour noted, along with 109 day customs and internal revenue receipts totaling 129 million dollars and projected 140 million for the year. Internal Revenue Commissioner Raum to address Fairfax county readjusters next Friday.
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Centennial birth of Dr. Channing celebrated in Newport church dedication
The centennial birth anniversary of Dr. Channing is marked with devotion in New England and England as Newport prepares to dedicate the Channing Memorial Church. George Bancroft presides and Rev. Dr. Bellows preaches. the church features a fine organ and bells, signaling a historic town ceremony. The piece contrasts this reverent event with a note on Rus sian martial law and police measures in St. Petersburg, describing the strict rules enforced by local authorities and the role of dayorniks in espionage.
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Butler Declines to Defend Guiteau as Counsel
Gen Benjamin Butler explains in Boston on October 15 1851 that he cannot take Guiteaus defense due to heavy professional commitments and limited time. He notes a duty to his current clients, the need for thorough preparation, and adherence to professional principles despite public pressure and the case's controversial nature.
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Floods and wrecks from heavy rains hit Midwest
Telegraph reports from Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa describe ruined crops and widespread damage. A freight train derailed near Iowa City after a washed out bridge piling. railway shops in Keokuk area surrounded and operations halted. Levee breaks threaten Quincy while the Mississippi rises above last spring’s crest. Grain and produce rot as a prolonged rainy season devastates farms.
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Fires Strike Towns With Varying Damage Across States
In Somerville a basement fire at Jonathan Mann on Allen street was detected around six in the evening Tuesday and put out quickly. suspected incendiary origin. In Salem a Tuesday evening blaze damaged Gannon Bros shoe factory on Phelps court with about 1200 dollars in loss, partially insured. Other fires include Mansfield Massachusetts where D S Spaulding’s soft-wan factory roof burned around 11 am, likely from chimney sparks, with under $500 loss fully insured. Bangor Maine reports a morning fire destroying Hiram Peavey’s two and a half story house and stable in Veazie. cause unknown. Georgetown Kentucky loses $50,000 in the livery stable of George Evans after fire consumed multiple buildings. Halifax New Hampshire morning blaze damages Cohene’s confectionery Davison’s tailoring Cohn’s jewelry and furniture totaling $25,000. Newark New Jersey Smith & Sayre’s machine shop burned last night. loss $25,000.
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Reduction in Passenger Rates Upset by Brokers
New York reports a fare cut from 4 to 3 dollars for steamboat and rail to Boston, while all rail tickets stay at 5 dollars and cannot be lowered by brokers. Through routes and regional prices shift, with Cleveland Toledo Detroit reductions to 4 dollars and a Boston Chicago fare drop anticipated from 7 to 5.
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Apprehensions for the Safety of the Aero naut Adventurer
CHICAGO October 15 There has been no definite word from the missing balloonists and fear of a fatal mishap grows The balloon King reportedly seen near Sparta Richland Centre West Lima Melrose Wisconsin suggesting a northwest line along the Mississippi search is organized with cavalry from Fort Snelling to scour the region for Prof King and the aeronaut crew
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Fate of Franklin Expedition's Last Survivor Revealed
Captain Adams of the Dunder’s Arctic voyage reports from Fury and Hecla strait Esquimaux details about the Franklin expedition deaths. Seventeen men set out after the ships were lost, three reached the narrator’s father’s house, including possibly Lieut. Curozier, who died first and was followed by the others.
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Brooklyn Bridge Quarrel to Be Heard by Grand Jury
Ex Comptroller Steinmetz moves to indict Brooklyn bridge trustees tied to the 1879 Edgmoor contract. He submits evidence to New York and Brooklyn district attorneys and the corporations counsel. Also noted: no new details on the Bothnia steamer arson probe and the funeral of Captain Edward McCrea in Yorktown.
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Channing Memorial Church Dedication Draws Noted Clergy
Newport R I Oct 18 Many strangers arrive for the dedication and visiting ministers will be hosted by citizens or hotels. Noted guests include Dr Bellows from New York and Rev Collyer from New York with others such as Rev Hedge and Rev Kimball. Some guests cannot attend and a poem by A Bronson Alcott has been sent.
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Yorktown Yorktown celebration opens with Arthur arrival
A brisk day at Yorktown on October 18 sees President Arthur arrive with his party as a flotilla and crowds gather. Gov Holliday welcomes visitors from multiple states while Gen Hancock and staff greet the president. The ceremony includes prayers, a Star Spangled Banner performance, and remarks on unity and Franco-American aid in the revolution.
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Maine News Roundup and Local Incidents
In Bangor landlord Beal bought a property for 50000 dollars on Saturday. The Cumberland County fair opened at Presumpscot Park Tuesday but rain paused events and postpond races. Alton burglars bound and gagged a young man and two women Monday night. one woman cried out drawing neighbors, and the robbers fled. Tom Jordan of Old Town is held on suspicion. Biddeford and Saco saw burglaries with minor loot. Andrews and Bogaion homes reported small valuables. A freezing stage collapse at Cape Elizabeth injured four men. Samuel Bickford of Saco was robbed of a silver watch and a large sum from a pocketbook. Lewiston Journal notes a dramatic wedding story of a young woman with four prior engagements and a newlywed tour. Montville reports an aged man burned alive, with suspicions of foul play. Portland and Rochester railroad stockholders elected a diverse board. George P. Wescott named president. stock $600,000. Legislation approvals from Maine and New Hampshire were recorded.
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Major Shoe Firm to Relocate to Brockfield Mass
Mrs. Morrill Dickerson of Hill, about 65, broke both arms and a rib after falling in her cellar stairs Sunday night. Strong & Burt, a leading Dover shoe maker employing a $20,000 monthly payroll, plans a move to Brockfield Mass. The Concord Monitor notes strong apple packing demand with scarce supply due to heavy export trade. Keene hosts the supreme court session with Judge Isaac W. Smith presiding for Rockingham county. no grand jury sworn, proceedings to continue Thursday noon. docket readings consumed much of the afternoon.
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Weather hurts orchards as Bethel trotting meets fall through
The St Johnsbury Caledonian notes cold weather damaged orchards in the northern area. Bethel trotting events on the 19th and 26th were canceled due to insufficient purses. West Randolph Congregational church marks its semi centennial on the 21st with an engaging program. Nellie Sleeper absconds with most goods from a Waterbury millinery shop, leaving debts in the hundreds. An attempted early morning robbery at Royalton First National Bank failed when alarms drove off the intruders.
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Farley brothers open Wendell paper mill in new era
A Westfield despatch notes D E and J B Farley complete a large Wendell paper manufactory and plan to hire many workers. Also reported are the death of wheelwright John W Murphy in Westfield jail, and glue-maker Isaac Stanwood’s suicide attempt in Gloucester. Worcester misland title on Prescott street engine house sparks dispute with Stephen Salisbury. Twenty sixth regiment reunion at Lowell names officers. John M Piper sues E Mooey Boynton for 66000 in damages. Judge Marcus Morton suffers paralysis at Plymouth, may affect court work.
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Gladstone Sick and Guarded by Police at Hawarden
London dispatch reports Hawarden Castle police force strengthened to protect Premier Gladstone amid illness. Daily News notes potential medical adviser if his condition worsens.
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Maverick Rifles Open Armory in East Boston
The Maverick Rifles of East Boston opened a new armory beside the East Boston Savings Bank on Tuesday evening for an inspection by friends. Capt Henry Parkhurst Jr welcomed guests, with Ed monds orchestra, Chelsea Hatton quartet, and readings by Charles Noll fueling a lively program. Gen Joseph H Barnes, president, recounted the Rifles’ origin. others spoke, music and singing filled the night, then dancing lasted until midnight with Lieut Harrington as master of ceremonies.
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Notable Society Notes From Washington to Newport
Hon John W Candler and Mrs Candler in Washington Monday Madame Louisa Cappiani guest of Mrs David Gebnart at Dayton Mr 7 BG Aldrich spent Sunday at Portsmouth guest of James P Bartlett Esq Hon Samuel Morley MP England to visit Mammoth cave next week President Carter of Williams College preached at First Presbyterian Brooklyn Pine engagement of Prof Carl Bartels linguist Rev Dr Fick of German Lutheran church announced Fred A Blake of Lynn and Mass Nettie A Jepvings of Bayerhill married at bridegrooms residence Rev Dr Farley ordained by Dr Channing and married by him Pittsfield Journal ponders Rev W W Newton may occupy Mrs Washington M Rooi East street Master Howard Benjamin Smith nephew of Miss Blerche Willis Howard aged 12 child prodigy at Stuttgart conservatory heads class of forty with classical training and plays great works.
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Boston philanthropist Jenny Collins runs Boslin's Sower home
From Concord Monitor Oct 18. Jenny Collins of Boston is praised for founding a home for friendless girls in Boston known as Boslin's Sower. She has sustained it for over a decade through personal appeals and benevolent help, without endowment. She notes women often fault their servants, and links prostitution to poverty and hunger rather than mere misplaced affection.
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City Hall Notes on Yorktown Visitors and Boston Honors
French visitors now at Yorktown accepted Mayor Prince's invitation to Boston and set November second for hospi tality. Boston public buildings will fly flags at full mast to honor the 109th Yorktown surrender anniversary, then at half mast the next day as services for General Warren Gurney are held at Tremont Temple. Mayor Prince presides, Rev S K Lothrop D D leads prayer, Gen Banks delivers address, and the Boylston Club provides music including Palestrina and I know that my Redeemer liveth.
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Parochial Fair Opens With Numerous Tables and Contests
The parochial school fair opened Tuesday in the Immaculate Conception hall. The event featured many appealing tables including ladies’ and young men’s sections, a grand organ donated by the New England Organ Company, and a brass band in attendance. Prizes included dolls, a gold headed cane, and a large chair. The fair aims to raise funds for the new school with plans to run several weeks. Municipal Club forms to engage young voters in local politics. Supreme Court session in Cambridge over Bates College will contest an offer of $100,000 and related executors’ liability. Police court reports include bail and fines for liquor law violations and a street incident. Newton notes.
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Bee. O’conner
Galway
I. Boyle O'Reilly
Charles £. Eadecott
West End
Amelmtising
A.fp. Moore
Daniel Hallisy
Porcelain Place
Poplar Street
John Hallisy, Jr
Harris
Hallisy
B. Barnes
Woodland Avenue
Auburndale
Offcer Fletcher
Noah L. Hardy
M. Hanson
Mrs. C. Brigham
James Gordon
Florence Street
Chelsea Ferry Company
Solomon Stevens
Pope’s Court
Frank Tat Ule
Boston Street
Carlton
Boston Manufacturing Company of
Waltham
Water Commissioners
River Street
Mason & Hamlin
Organ
Richardson Light Guard
Wakeflela
Waskefield Range
Wall
Michael Cady
Atlantic
Wollaston Iron Works
Railroad Matters
East Tennessee
Georgia
Ocober
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western
Providence and Worcester
Uxbridge
Millvale
Farmersville
Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company
Portage, Westbourne and Northwestern Railway
Mississipyi River
Texas
Mississipi River
Arkansas City
Little
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of
Timothy Case
Green Bay
Winona and
Boston Mountain Tunnel
van Buren
Fort Smith
Frisco
Arkansas
Indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield Railroad
Norfolk and Western Railroad
New River
Pennsylvania
Ther
Norfolk
Michael Morrison
William Churchill
Main Street
Charlestown
Mrs. Churchill
Packer and
Hammond