Court martial remarks on escort task with Prince during stampede
Carey defends actions during a map verification escort for the Army in England stating he did nothing to assist the Prince’s orders. He describes the stampede as ferocious and asserts the trial's evidence should be public. He denies knowledge of any death sentence.
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Western wheat sea shows vast modern farm operations
A Western correspondent describes a 13,000 acre wheat sea under harvest with 115 self binding reapers and 400 to 600 workers in harvest and threshing. He notes capitalistic efficiency adds about a dollar per acre in owner profit, and argues broader ownership by many men would benefit society even at lower per acre profits.
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Butler Republicans Move to Swing Caucuses for Long Delegates
Orders issued from Pemberton Square headquarters direct Butler Republicans to enter caucuses to back Long delegates and purge Pierce. The piece likens Republican resolve to Sherman’s boastful greenbacks, describing an unstoppable political force.
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Public debt drop and city actions noted at session
August public debt decreased by 3 527 395 dollars, with Sherman noting a larger saving offset by pension arrears. City deputies approved many constables and favorable statues for Adams and Winthrop. Also reported: a Halifax man won a boat race, Staffordshire manufacturers cut wages, Cumberland miners struck, San Francisco bail granted, Erie Railway probe resumed, Saratoga officers elected, royal wedding date set, Memphis yellow fever cases, Lynn Butler group formed.
August Weather Summary From Boston Signal Station
Meteorological report for August shows a high barometer of 30.199 and low of 29.355, high temperature 95, low 52, wind up to 44 miles northeast, no foggy days, 14 clear, 8 fair, 12 rainy days. Mean August temperature around 67.3 to 69.7 in recent years. Last night saw a general temperature drop with readings from 57 to 77, skies cloudy or hazy, winds from west and southwest.
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Wednesday September 3 10 A M Auctions and Sales
The schedule lists events for September 3 including horses and carriages by Moses Colman & Son at 10 A M, stocks by R L Day & Co at 11% A M, stocks by Hawes & Henshaw at 12 M, boots and shoes by Rhodes & Co at 12% P M, ribbons and dry goods from Wilmerding Hoguet Co in New York and R F Pancoast Co in Philadelphia, and J C McCurdy Boots in Philadelphia, with John Horton also noted.
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Testimony on Erie Railway Debts and Floating Debt Definition
Saratoga Sept 1 George T Balch testified before the Railroad Investigation Committee on Erie Railway inventories of 1876 Stephen Little described book records and floating debt scope noting balances and current debts while criticizing the state engineer report He outlined book keeping and a proposed balance sheet format and referenced related telegraph correspondence and ongoing committee investigations into multiple rail lines and canal company affairs
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Reading man confesses plan to kill Raber for insurance
Charles Drew, under death sentence for Raber’s murder, confesses a scheme involving Brandt to insure Raber’s life and murder him. He states Hummel Wise and Stiehler aided the plot, with threats to force Drew’s participation and to pay him. Drew claims Brandt cheated him out of the money and says he did not kill Raber.
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Hanlan and Courtney Decline 35000 Championship Row
RocuesTER New York September 1 Letters from Hanlan and Courtney decline to row a championship race for 35000 Hanlan cites that a large field purse would attract Courtney says the championship is held in Australia and cites risk of a foul Courtney would row Hanlan as the American representative or row any man in the United States for that title.
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New Orleans Storm Veers South West Damage Reaches Far
New Orleans weather note reports a morning storm that shifted from east southeast to southwest. Widespread damage includes uprooted trees blown fences and damaged orange crops with fruit blown from trees. and many coal boats sunk at Willow.
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Difficulty in breaking up illicit distilleries in Alabama
United States Revenue Agent Latham reports in Huntsville on August 27 that moonshiners use witness intimidation by forcing visitors to work at distilleries, turning them into accomplices. Whippings have driven witnesses to flee, and local lawmen face strong resistance from armed distillers and sympathizers in Marion and De Kalb counties, hindering enforcement.
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Secretary Sherman on Public Debt and Inquests in Gotham
Secretary Sherman says debt would fall over six million in August if pension arrears were not paid. Revenues rise steadily and all pension arrears will be met this year. Inquest into Lavinia Roach death concludes with verdict of death by fall, undetermined if accident or design. Court notices, criminal cases, rail thefts, and market obstruction reports accompany this Gotham snapshot.
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Calcutta Relief Operations in Bombay Face Pressure
London reports 1000 workers remain on Bombay relief works with gratuities. Viceroy of India may demand withdrawal of King of Burma Theban's claim to Karamee Territory and could resort to war if needed. Rangoon correspondent notes Theban’s claim seems a drunken freak and may not cause a casus belli.
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Troubles in Hayti and Cuban Insurgent Movements
August reports from Hayti describe ongoing disorder with Liberals seizing two mail steamers, Gonaives and Cape Haytien destroyed, and Bazelais plotting from Jeremie after loss. In Cuba, Maceo and Garcia are reportedly in Jamaica, with small insurgent bands in Santiago and Holguin, while Barahona unrest ends. President Guillermo promotes agriculture for stability.
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Wage Reductions Hit Staffordshire Workers
London Sept 1 Owing to low trade and foreign competition earthenware and china manufacturers of Staffordshire plan wage cuts affecting over 50 000 workers. Employers seek to restore pay to 1871 levels, hoping workers accept the cut. A large Cardiff sheet iron and tin plate works closed, 1500 laid off, villages around it now destitute. Other items note emigrations, matches, amnestied Communists, coal price and wage cuts, and various European political updates.
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THE ROSS SMITH BOAT RACE WINS BY A LENGTH AND A HALF
The Halifax race saw Warren E. Smith of Halifax defeat Wallace Ross of St John by a length and a half in Bedford Basin. Smith led most of the way after winning the toss, finishing strongly in twenty minutes as spectators lined the shore.
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Water Scarcity Strains Watertown Water Supply
Scarcity hits Watertown N Y as Black River and Moose River runs at record lows. Mills operate but pumps lack water forcing reliance on springs and wells. Upstream rivers and Adirondack lakes report drought while residents plan an emergency water plan and note rainfall 9.25 inches below last year since January 1.
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Yellow fever cases surge in New Orleans and Memphis
News from Sept 1 reports another yellow fever case in New Orleans, with Board of Health urging immediate reporting of suspicious cases and urging burial precautions to curb spread. In Memphis, sixteen new cases and four more funeral interments were logged as disinfection expands citywide. Also noted are a New York case aboard Clotilde and two deaths at sea aboard the Dashaway.
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Large Greenback meeting and other state events
Col. Jesse Harper addressed a large Greenback meeting in Farmington on Monday. Colby University freshman class enrollment near fifty with one young lady. Dirigo Lodge No 21, Knights of Pythias, instituted in Gorham. Hon James G Blaine delivered a three hour speech in Freeport to a large audience. Republicans of Portland nominate Moses M Butler Almon A Strout Samuel A True John B Coyle Jr Renel S Maxey for the Legislature. Bangor and Bucksport Railroad expansion seen as step to Mount Desert travel. A Portland bridge collision as the schooner Addie carried bricks struck the draw and a freight train. bow and gear damaged, several cars derailed, extensive loss expected.
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New Hampshire Spiritualist gatherings marked by large crowds
Sunday at Sunapee Lake drew about 1500 attendees as the Spiritualists held a big camp meeting in the grove. The National Temperance camp closed at Weirs after highly attended sessions, touted as among the association's most successful.
New Members and Officers Elected by Saratoga Science Association
The Saratoga Association for the Advancement of Science elected nineteen new members at its general meeting. Officers for the coming year include Lewis H. Morgan as president and Asaph Hal as vice president, with F. W. Putnam as permanent secretary and J. K. Rees as general secretary. Sections A and B named respective vice presidents and secretaries, and several noted scientists from Boston to Washington, D. C., were elected as fellows.
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Four Boys Struck by Freight Cars Near Tron Mountain
In St Louis Missouri on September 1 four boys aged six to thirteen were struck by a switch engine on the Tron Mountain road. Henry Poth and John Goebel suffered devastating leg losses, Richard Kopf leg injuries, and Henry Reinhold a crushed right leg. Poth and Goebel are expected to die.
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Rhode Island Chase Ends With Missing Sprague Daughters
Mrs Wm Sprague left Canonehet Saturday with three daughters as Mr Sprague slept. The disappearance is unconfirmed with no pursuit. Newport fox hunt Monday drew English and French ambassadors and notable guests. The hunt lasted thirty minutes with a large field. August Belmont Jr received the pate and Miss Kernochan the brush.
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Drowning of Eugene Higgins. minister accepts New York call
News items report Eugene Higgins of Clinton, 22, drowned after a fit in shallow water. Rev Allan Clark of Bridgeport accepts a New York State church call. Norwich sees a whooping cough outbreak and victims seek relief at the gas house. Mary Owens of Greenwich died last week in a milk wagon overturn. Constant Young, 63, of Norfolk is missing after a search of woods and fields by 100 men. Niantic husbands leave loaded revolvers for women to defend themselves. a party of Hartford wives fires at a prowler, who is later seen on the ground, wearing dark pants a blue coat and white vest. The man escaped before morning.
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Virginia debt settlement rally backs McCulloch plan
A large Spottsylvania Court House meeting addressed by Rev. Dr. Curry supported sustaining the McCulloch compromise as a final Virginia debt settlement. A candidate was nominated on that platform, signaling strong Northern Virginia backing for the measure.
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Dummerston Church Marks Centennial in Vermont
Vermont news reports the Dummerston Congregational Church celebrating its 100th anniversary. Other items note a Colchester woman Parmalee drowned in the Lamoille River at Milton, fox troubles in Eden, a farmer’s nineteen turkeys killed, Otis Batchelor and wife’s golden wedding anniversary and Batchelor’s 90th birthday, elopers Hager and Haskins seeking forgiveness, Orleans County Court term starting with Judge Power, A E Moore alias Bishop to be tried for Newport Bank forgery, and First Vermont Regiment muster preparations at Bradford with tents set.
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Thieves store house found in Jersey City tunnel shaft
A hidden thieves store house was discovered in the Jersey City shaft of the North River tunnel. Reports mention a man named John Galvin burned by an explosion at Marsden and Young's factory in Montreal. Several local incidents follow, including drownings, political club formations, and various civic notes from Lowell to Worcester.
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Government motion on conference defeated in Legislative Council
Quebec officials reported that the Government motion for a conference with the Legislative Assembly was voted down by 15 to 3 in the Legislative Council this afternoon. The next step for the Government remains unclear.
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Nob Hill Bride Postpones Wedding Despite Repeated Promises
A Eureka Leader report tells of a Nob Hill woman engaged to a local man who repeatedly postponed their wedding after preparations were completed. Despite her professed affection and friends’ pleas, she finally canceled again. The groom kept his costly wedding suit, and negotiations for another engagement continue.
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Russian Nihilists Marry Before Siberian Exile Ends in Death
A Russian journal recounts three Nihilists condemned to Siberian exile who wed three like minded women. The sentences were altered to solitary confinement. The wives sought clemency from Nabokov, who referred them to the Secret Police chief, who rejected the plea and condemned him to die three days later.
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Sierra Nevada Mining Company Levies 2 Per Share Assessment
San Francisco reports closing prices for mining stocks with many listed names such as Overman Bodie Union Consolidated Crown Point and Yellow Jacket. The Sierra Nevada Mining Company announces an assessment of two dollars per share, impacting investors and shareholdings across the market.
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Farrnswortaha
HE. S
Water Street
Hyeper
Jas
Jeffries
John & Sons
Lincoln
WM. & Son
Porter, Ales
Thayer
Epward F
Equitable Bg
Wade
J. M
WM. Lrond & Son
Tower, C. B. & CO
Franklin Street
Chauney=Hall School
Pingeney’s School Guide
Pinckney’s Scholastic Agency
Union Square
Fourth Avenue Side
Squth Berkshire Institute
New Maklboro
Oo Adams Academy
Quincy
Charles Francis Adams
Trarvard College
WM. Everett
Robert H. Richards
Noms School
Harvard
Peabody
Miner
Arvard
Union Park School
Union Park
Concord Square
Comer’s Commercial College
Ownerston
Helen M. Knowlton
Magnolia
Massaud
Samuel Barnard
Rowe’s Wharf
Aulathstaff
Lincoln Street
Brerman “S Ym.cc. Codman . Ge. Uh
Kilby Street
Halford Sauce