Baldwin and Way Nominated by Democrats in Essex and Suffolk
John R. Baldwin of Lynn is renominated for the state senate by Democrats of the first Essex district with expectations of victory. John M. Way, Esq., is nominated by Democrats of the seventh Suffolk district, praised for a strong past run and urged to win this fall.
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John R. Baldwin
Lynn
Senate
Essex
Baldwin
Allen
Faxon
John M. Way
Suffolk
Way
Middlesex
Bow
D. W. Haskins
Worcester
George F. Hoar
Wilbur F. Whitney
Ashburnham
Greenback
Congress
Warner Johnson
Greenfield
William P. Frye
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
Cambridge
Northampton
L. B. Williams
P.oe
Hatfield
Lewis Warner
Henry P. Billings
William H. Clapp
Hugh Doherty
Ward 14
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
P. A. Collins
Albert Palmer
James A. McGeough
T. 4. Gargan
Chelsea
Col. Tower
James Smith
Island
Knowles Freeman
Greenbackers
Butler
Market
Andrew Streets
Messrs
Nathan Clark
D. O. Allen
George Foster
James N. Buffum
Gen. Butler
Salem
Gov. Long
Gothic Hall
Danvers
Republicans of
Waltham
W. P. Frye
Maine
Huntington Hall
Lowell
Jeremiah Crowley
John K. Tarbox
J. P. Sweeney
Lawrence
Mr. Stott
Theodore C. Bates
Henry Cabot Lodge
Col. Haskell
Stott
Revolt in Cheshire County Wrecks Hale Campaign Efforts
Special correspondence from Concord New Hampshire reports a failed prohibition convention and weak opening rally for Hale. Public disaffection grows as 400 Cheshire Republicans invite ex Senator Wadleigh to condemn current canvass methods. Managers face rising anti party sentiment and calls for reform amid several local notices and civic updates.
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Concord
N. H
Republican State Committee
Moody Currier
Blair
Boutelle
Bangor
Orand
Democratic Committee
Michigan
Jewey
Hall
Harriman
Marston
Stevens
Wadleigh-Keege
Cheshire County
Wadleigh
National House of Representatives
New Hampshtine
Western Reserve
Hale
Parker
Fitzwilliam
Cheshire
Senate
Mixed early 1880s dispatches from across the world
A broad telegram of brief items: frost in Memphis but no crop kill. diphtheria closures in Great Neck and Manhas Set. Chilean import duty hike at Callao and Lima. Peruvian colony in Paris funds for Pierola. smallpox in Emperador. yellow fever at Canal hospital. railway and bank trials, crimes, and arrests across the U S and Canada. comet sighting near Rochester. canal boat collision near West Point. suicides, swindles, and legal notices. bi-centennial preparations and court rulings. robberies near Camden. eagle incident in Ontario. various railroad and insurance moves. trials set for November.
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Memphis
Tenn
Great Neck
Manhasset
L. L
Callao
Lima
Peru
Paris
Pierola
Emperador
Canal Hospital
M. Sears
Pacific
Tehanatepec Road
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Lewis Rucker
Philadelphia
John S. Tuttle
Follett
Frederick Pollard
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
West Point
N. Y
Boucherville
P. Q
Deragon
Secretary of War
United States Artillery
W. Ss. Hancock
Governor's Island
Phila
Lphia
William D. Brooks
Phelps
Swift
Warner ‘Observatory
Rochester
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J.C. Sherwood
F. M. Morrison
William West
Louton Tian
Sherwood
Franklin H. Herr
Estella
Frederick Kunnecke
John Lock
Baltimor
Morris
Maryland
Jonathan Dpd
Black
The
Bug Tale
CN. V.) Loan, Trust and Safe Depost Company
North Atlantic Squadron
Tennessee
Kearsarge
Enterprise
Alliance
Niantic
League Island Yard
Vandalia
Montauk
Hampton Roads
New York State Insurance Department
Denver
Colorado
Colorado Railway Association
Missouri River
George H. Daniels
Supreme Court
Buffalo
William Henry Ostrader
Charles L
Camden
Oneida County
Edward Roberts
Merchantville Pike
N. J
Wall
Belleville
Ont
Toronto
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Sree
Blacksle Almshouse
John A. Cook
Red Bank
Henry Clay
William J. Kellett
Cook
Clay
Grant Urging Pope for Vacancy Created by McDowell
Washington dispatch reports Army officers debate promotions to fill Gen McDowell’s retirement. Grant reportedly backs Gen Pope for major general, though many officers prefer Gen Terry for his record. The expected brigadier post could go to Col Getty or Col Hunt as age limits loom.
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Grant
Pope
McDowell
Army
Terry
Star House
Oregon
Navy Yards
Boston Post
Washington
Gen. McDowell
John Pope
Gen. Grant
Gen. Pope
Gen. Terry
West Point
Porter
Gen. Porter
Board of Enquiry
Col. Getty
Hunt
Col. Hunt
Army of the Potomac
Gettysburg
McClellan
Meade
Star Route Bribery Arrests Sought and Navy Yards Report
Washington dispatch notes government plans to arrest juror William Dickson and others for star route bribery. Wells’ cabinet briefing on future prosecutions is set, with a 12 column report expected. Navy yards budget totals about 3.25 million, with abandonment talks for New York and Boston yards and New London expansion. Senator-elect Dolph of Oregon, a Republican lawyer, is profiled amid other postelection items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willian Dickson
Brown
Shaw
Fall and Taylor
Department of Justice
Wells
Navy Yards
Bureau of Yards
New York
Boston
New London
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cat
New York Yard
Washington Navy Yard
Oregon
J. M. Dolph
United States
Grover
New York State
Itchell
William Penn 200th anniversary meeting in CUFSTER
In CUFSTER Pennsylvania a Friends meeting hall hosted a large observance marking the 200th anniversary of William Penn's landing. Honorable J M Broomall of Media opened with praise for Penn as a practical statesman and friend. A Whittier letter and Penn poem were read from Danvers Massachusetts with reflections on Penns legacy and Christianity guiding Native relations.
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Cufster
Meeting of Friends
William Penn
J.M. Broomall
Media
Penn
Ella Head
West Chester
John G. Whittier
Danvers
Mass
LaArau B. Flitcraft
Chester
Penna
Delaware
Joan G. Whittier
Serious Charges Against Mr Parnell Denied By Critics
Dusit Oct 21 Ish Times prints a letter accusing the Parnell parliamentary party of diverting 98000 pounds from land league funds for private purposes and alleges efforts to hush the matter by dissolving the land league without accounting. The Express notes growing public arousal against Parnell. Land league leaders in Boston and Buffalo deny the charges and say funds are accounted for by treasurer Egan. London reports an anonymous attack on fund accounting, with trustees McCarthy and Davitt denying the allegations and explaining Egan’s role.
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Dusit
The
Ish Times
Parnell Parliamentary Party
Land League
Parnell
the Times
the Express
America
Messrs. Collins
O'Reilly
Boston
Mooney
Buffalo
Collins
Irish Times
Daily Express
Egan
League
London
Ladies’ Land League
Dublin
Justin McCarthy
M. P
Michael Davitt
Land League Fund
McCarthy, Jr
Arnold Foster
Ireland
Mr. Davitt
Bowdoin hazing case verdict Sparks $2500 Award
The Bowdoin college hazing trial in Portland concluded with a verdict of 2500 dollars for the plaintiff as defendants reserved exceptions. A Portland board of trade meeting protested the Cape Elizabeth light discontinuation as a life and property risk. At the reform school inquiry in Portland no major developments occurred. one witness cited Gov. Plaisted’s dissatisfaction with past management.
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Bowdoin College
Portland
Portland Board of Trade
Cape Elizabeth
Reform School
Gov. Plaisted
Alton Tragedy and Thornton Feud Highlight New Hampshire News
In Alton a 20 year old William Watson was killed by a four man discharge while unloading a wagon, and his brother recently drowned in Lake Winnipiscogee. At West Thornton a feud flared when Thos Gillespie stabbed Sullivan in the throat during a dance, both men intoxicated. Concord hosts the New Hampshire Teachers association session ending with a pledge to push scientific temperance in schools. Officers elected include President H P Warren, VPs Miss E M Reed and Clara J McKean, secretaries Susie B Cate and Josie Prescott, and Treasurer Elliott Whipple.
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Alton
William Watson
Lake Winnipiscogee
Sullivan
Pemigewasset Wisley
Thos. Gillespie
Woodstock
Grafton House
West Thornton
New Hampshire Teachers’ Association
Concord
H. P. Warren
Plymouth
E. M. Reed
Clara J. McKean
Nashua
Ham
Farmington
Injuries and deaths reported in several local incidents
Horace Clark injured seriously by gunpowder explosion near Hoosac tunnel. Andrew Knight held for grand jury in Leed for assaulting Patrick Sheridan and taking 35 dollars. William Aldrich of North Adams hurt by falling iron at Arnold print works. Zoar in Heesac tunnel area unsettled by poisoning cases, several deaths likely from gas from charcoal kilns. Patrick Minnehan found dead at Brockton boarding house. cause asphyxia noted. Body of Nellie identified in Rowley river. Mrs Huntington’s body recovered at Plum Island river. young Arthur still missing.
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Horace Clark
Hoosac
Andrew Knight
Leed
Grand Jury
Patrick Sheridan
Stockbridge
William Aldrich
Arnold Print Works
North Adams
Tne
Zoar
Heesac
Patrick Minnehan
Brockton
Minnehan
Ireland
Rowley River
Nellie
George Huntington
Friends’ Society
Amesbury
Arthur
Troy
Boston
Greenfield
Deerfield
State Road
Charles Wells
James Bostley
Thomas Quinn
Charles King
Daniel Connell
Charles S. Pattison
John Madden
John Maley
Thomas Dempsey
John Young
Amasa Campbell
James Enwood
John Welch
James Wall
Patrick Murray
Thomas Driscoll
James Kieley
J. J. Peckham
Hugh Connell
Jacob Basillon
Edmund _fashllon
Thomas Connor
Theodore Pitt
John Pitt
William McDonald
Timothy Clark
Cornelius Shay
John Hogan
Pittsfield
Thomas Flavin
C. B. van Hoesen
Valatia
N. Y
Peter Barry
Charles Holihan
Bostley
Locke
Troy and
Wattson
Boston Railroad
Mass
Thomas Flshive
Fishive
C. L. van Housen
Shay
John Malloy
John Kiely
Charles Halihan
Six Day Race Opens at Madison Square Garden
New York crowds gather as eight entrants prepare for a six day rowing contest at Madison Square Garden starting at midnight. Early leaders at 1 AM show Hazael Hart and Fitzgerald in front, with Herty posting eight miles and three laps among the pack as others trail by small margins.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Herty
Hazael
Fitzgerald
Vint
Hughes
Rowell
Noremac
Hart
Fourth Avenue
Hanlan
St Agnes Church Dedication in Dalton Mass
Pottsfield Mass October 22 The recently built St Agnes Catholic church in Dalton was dedicated with Bishop O Reilly of Springfeld presiding The Gothic structure with organ and furnishings valued at 16000 was donated by Carson and Brown Paper The bell was presented by Lieut Gov Weston and Crane and Co donated 1000 cash The church seats about 700 and the pews aisles and porch were crowded The bishop preached on The church of Christ as the commissioned teacher of mankind.
Yellow fever cases rise with few deaths in Pensacola
In Pensacola on October 22 fifty two new yellow fever cases were reported and only one death. The city faces increasing destitution and distress as relief expenditures mount and contributions remain small except for some local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Butler Rally and Campaign HQ Set in Massachusetts
A Boston gathering of Butler supporters elected officers led by President George W. Copeland. They endorsed Benjamin Franklin Butler for governor, opened headquarters at Revere House, and planned a statewide independent Republican push with rallies in Springfield and Boston registration drives.
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Boston
Springfield
Revere House
W. W. Nichols
George W. Copeland
Malden
John S. Baker
Beverly
W. B. Wallace
Newton
W.W. Nichols
John I. Baker
George D. Eldridge
Frank Gibbs
Waltham
Copeland
Massachusetts
Worcester
Benjamin Franklin Butler
A. T. Brathwaite
Butler Colored Club
Butler
Jay Hubbell
Packard
Boston Highlands
Bishop
Cook
Sandwich
Nichols
Cattle
Westfield
Independent State Committee
W. P. Wallace
Ladd
W. Bowerman
Bowerman
Gov. Long
Gen. Butler
Middlesex
Essex
Young’s Hotel
W. W. Rice
W. A. Russell
J. W. Candler
Z. Bowman
E. F. Stone
R. T. Davis
Fall River
E. J. Sherman
H. L. Dawes
A. A. Ranney
E. 8
Converse
G. A. Bruce
Somerville
Messrs. Candler
Bowman
Worcester County
Russell
Mr. Candler
Gen
Coi
E. P. Brown
Judeus
Clarge
J. N. B Tm
Gilmore’s Band Grand Farewell Concert at Boston Theatre
Crowded Boston Theatre hosts Gilmore's 22d Regiment Band of New York in a long program of 13 numbers with many encores. Solo and duet performances by Innes, Bent, Maurer, Howe, and De Carlo receive enthusiastic acclaim. The concert ends with a bouquet of English Irish and Scotch melodies.
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Raffagolo
Herr Stockight
Jubel
Weber
Meyerbeer
Mr. Innes
Benjamin C
Arthur Bent
Deman
Norrito
Gilmore
Benjamin C. Bent
F. W. Imes
Emma Vs. Howe
The Machine in Politics and Religion Sermon
Rev. James Freeman Clarke preaches on How the wheels of politics resemble a living machine with mind and power behind it. He contrasts political factions to engines needing governing force, warns against self sustaining parties, and links religious creed to a protective humane spirit.
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Church of the Disciples
James Freeman Clarke
Clarke
Atlantic
Kingdom of Hollands
Jesus
W. B. Wright
Berkeley Street
Moses
Canaan
Egypt
Nile
Jordan
Elias
Christ
God
Clara M. Bisbee
Dorchester Free Church
Lyceum Hall
E. A. Horton
Edward A. Horton
Second Church
Boston
Christian Union
Boylston Street
St. Paul
Baldwin Place
Clarendon Street
A. Jd. Gordon
R. G. Toles
North End
Malden Suburban Notes and Local Short News
Malden notes report the Judson school closing for furnace installation and a ninth grade color lesson, plus exam results and ventilation concerns. Brief items cover Gen. Stephenson lecture, factory transfers, a proposed Malden City Press, and Somerville rail accident with a 610 dollar purse. Suburban notes also list local lectures in Lasell and various thefts, legal notices, and court actions in nearby towns.
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Malden
Schoor
Judson School
Anna C. Ennis
Hattie Sylvester
West School
R. B. Melcher
Lambert
Stephenson
Grand Army Post 40
Battle of
Fredericksburg
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Ereening
Eine Etepnceeer
Johnson
Malden City
Pacific Steamship Wrecks Off Coast With Hundreds Drowned
Vicerouta October 2 reports a British steamship named Wambe from Hong Kong to Victoria foundered near Cloogoot 45 miles north of Fuea straits. Three bodies recovered. no survivors seen. Ship carried rail project labor and large quantities of Chinese goods.
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Vicerouta
B. C
Vancouvers
Wambe
Hong Kong
Victoria
Cloogoot
Fuea Straits
Wreck on New York and New Haven line kills brakeman near Southport
Eight Boston freight cars bound east derailed after a shafting piece fell between cars near Southport station on the New York and New Haven road. Brakeman Thomas Martin of New Haven was instantly killed. two others injured. The high speed train spilled one car from the track and seven others piled up. tracks blocked until evening.
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Bripcereni
Conn
Boston
Southport
New York and
New Haven
Thomas Martin
Cambridge court hears assault case against Leonard and Dolan
William Henry Leonard and Michael Dolan appeared in Cambridge municipal court before Judge Orcutt on a Friday arrest for assaulting Charles H. Childs. Bail set at 10000 dollars, with both counsels pledging innocence. Charles Lawrence of the Florence M. Shepp died from earlier beating injuries, while other local incidents include a confession of theft, a Roxbury assault, a severe elevator accident, a near-suicide, larceny charges, and a gaming raid.
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William Henry Leonard
Michael Dolan
Cambridge
Charles
Childs
Orcutt
Maj. Mahan
Leonard
Swasey
Dolan
Hagar Mae
Thomas Dolan
Metropolitan Railroad
Roxbury
Charles Lawrence
Florence M
John Murtagh
Patrick Skully
Roxbury Court
Superior Criminal Court
James Ross
Washington Street
Charlestown
South Market Street
General Hospital
Annie Maxwell
Seventh Street
South Boston
City Hospital
Third Street
Thomas Donnelly
Haverhill Sian
Thomas Dorson
Division 8
James Simmons
Boylston Street
Alice Wagner
Albany Street
Shawraut Street
Redmund Saunders
John Bull
Boston
Miner
Division 1
Portland Street
Benj. F. Lowell
No. 9
Tyler Street
South Boston Horse Railroad
Draper
Frank Haley
Harrison Avenue
Massachusetts General
Fitchburg
Militia Rifle Team Size Decided for 1883 Match
At a large Massachusetts Militia Rifle Association meeting at Fifth Infantry HQ, a motion to have 7 or 10 man teams failed. The 1883 match will feature 10 man teams. Winchester ammunition will be used after criticism of prior rounds. Officers named for the upcoming state range event at South Framingham on Oct 27 include Col Isaac Kingsbury and Col William Baner. Fifteen or sixteen teams have signified entry, with four team prizes and several officer and enlisted awards expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Militia Rifle Association
Fifth Infantry
Winchester
South Framingham
Isaac F. Kingsbury
William A. Baner
Austin Cellington
F. N. Brown
Comet Fragment Found Near Great Comet Path
At Red House Observatory Phelps New York Prof Brooks confirmed a fragmentary comet observed yesterday eight degrees east of the great comet. It appeared smaller this morning and resembles the detached portion. Brooks believes it may be the envelope shed several days earlier along the great comet's path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red House Observatory
Phelps, N. Y
Brooks
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