Chase for Senate Nominated by Barnstable Democrats
The Barnstable county Democrats nominate Thomas B. Chase for the senate and urge active support district wide. They praise his public service and democratic principles and urge a strong campaign to boost his candidacy. The letter contrasts President Arthur's conduct with that of Rutherford B. Hayes and criticizes Garfield Republicans’ exploitation of a dead man’s name.
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Thomas B. Chase
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Arthur
Yorktown
Rutherford B. Hayes
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Garfield Republicans
Ninth Regiment Behavior During Richmond Visit Questioned
A Richmond correspondent reports the ninth regiment is reportedly misbehaving in Yorktown and at Richmond causing discredit to Massachusetts. The paper withholds further details until more is learned from the troops, noting the centennial occasion may influence coverage.
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Yorktown
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Grevy Daughter’s Quiet Engagement Sparks Social Debate
In France, President Grevy’s daughter plans an engagement to M. Daniel Wilson, a Parisian of English ancestry, causing uproar among social circles despite a formal family endorsement. Critics contrast this republican simplicity with grand social pageantry once expected in such unions.
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Dublin declares land league illegal and criminal
A Dublin proclamation labels the land league illegal and criminal and warns that force may break up meetings. The piece argues suppression damages liberty and may backfire, noting repression as an old English tactic that fuels sacrifice for liberty and could worsen Ireland’s plight.
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Fire in rear shed at 91 Hampsden Street Highlands
A fire in an old shed at the rear of 91 Hampden Street Highlands caused alarm 215 at 2 50 P M Thursday. The blaze was extinguished with a bucket of water before the engines arrived.
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Internal fight at the Post Office over Tyner and James
Washington readers are told Tyner is favored to oust Postmaster General James amid claims of injustice. Tyner’s allies accuse James of harsh treatment while Tyner’s past star route swindles report is used to attack him. Raum defends his shift on Mahone as time changes.
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Congressman Page
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City council discusses fires and Back Bay abatement and land lease
The report covers fires and alarms for September, abatement of the Back Bay nuisance, and a city interest in a 25 foot Ashland land strip. It notes a joint committee to host French and German representatives, adds council members Williams and Fitzpatrick, and reviews resignation and solicitor nomination procedures. It also covers D Street extension funding, Curve Street widening denial, and upcoming Arnold Arboretum items.
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Treasury Circular Sets Bonds 105th Call Payments
The Treasury Department issued a circular stating bonds in the 105th call will be paid on presentation with accrued interest until further notice. Bonds should be sent to the secretary of the treasury loan division Washington DC and assigned for redemption. Checks may be directed to a name other than the payee. The funeral of Henry D. Cushing, Boston philanthropist, aged 78, occurred today with Rev. A A Miner officiating and attendees from temperance groups. The Guiteau case saw counsel present but not arguing for witness fees. a decision is expected tomorrow with possible associate counsel. Financial notes show today’s internal revenue receipts 456,856.45 and customs 478,337.55. Bonds worth 800 and notes about 120 were received for conscience fund credit. National bank notes redeemed today totaled 129,000. Miscellaneous.
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Sale of the Leonard Gallery Water Colors Opens
The first day of Leonard & Co’s water color sale drew a good attendance of Boston collectors. Prices were generally modest, though the collection drew praise from artists and connoisseurs who called it exceptional in breadth and merit, with over 160 paintings sold. Notable prices included entrance to the Harbor of Havana at 36, Irish Lassie at 40, The Donkey Ride at 2750, and The Arch of Septimius Severus at 27 50. More important works by Le Bas, De Bouck, Franceschi, Simoni, and others will be offered this afternoon along with pieces by Barberini, Rivoire, Gioja, and Turner.
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Death of Rev Abijah Green in New York Hotel
Rev Abijah Green a 75 year old Presbyterian clergyman from Highland Falls New York was found dead in a New York hotel with the gas on but not lit. Authorities and coroner dispute self harm theory noting possible accidental gas suffocation after he blew out or turned on gas. He had long served the state synod and leaves a wife and four grown children. A Boston burglary case and Morrel's storehouse fire damage are also reported along with steamship Rothenia arson arrests that failed to yield identifications.
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Ohio rail consolidation blocked by injunction at Columbus
In Columbus Judge Green granted a temporary injunction blocking officers of the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus and Indianapolis and Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railroads from consolidating their lines. Stockholders met despite the order and elected directors including W H Vanderbilt while some restrained individuals abstained. Other notices cover Toledo, Vermont and Canada railroad consolidations and various board changes along the region.
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Canada
Billows Falls
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William H. Webb
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Five Die In Cincinnati Southern Railroad Crash
Five men died at McKinney station on the Cincinnati Southern line when a detached water tank car struck a standing coal train. Victims named are David Campbell and George Campbell of McKinney, and railway workers John Ascorn Charles Knobs and George Whippey. Thomas Smith suffered broken legs. Doc Lave was badly hurt. Whippey resided in Cleveland Ohio. Cause of engine loss of control under investigation.
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Whippey
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Bonded debt settlement bill advances in Senate
In St Paul on Oct 20 the senate finance committee favorably reported the debt settlement bill. In the house antibond factions introduced two obstructive resolutions to delay or dodge the bond issue, with one probing railroad company liability and the other declaring the bond question not to be considered this session.
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