Vermont Election Signals Democratic Comeback Across State
In Montpelier the returns show weak totals overall for Republicans with large margins for Democrats in Rutland Burlington Brattleboro and Bennington. Poland loses in the Second District and may skip the November special election. Republicans show disintegration and temperance support rises, foreshadowing larger Democratic representation in the Legislature and possible repeal of the Prohibitory law.
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Pick
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State Senate
Memorial meeting honors late actor Mark Smith at Booths Theatre
A large memorial gathering at Booths Theatre paid tribute to actor Mark Smith with Harry Palmer presiding. Attendees included many prominent actors and press figures. Speeches by Lester Wallack, John Brougham, and others praised Smith as artist and man, with resolutions from Lotus Club and Life Church received. A funeral arrangements committee was formed for arrival and services at The Little Church around the Corner.
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Harry Palmer
Lester Wallack
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W. J. Florence
A. M. Palmer
Edwin Booth
Charles R. Thorpe, Sr
John McCullough
Barney Williams
J.C. Heywood
Charles Fisher
William Davidge
William Winter
William Stuart
John Gilbert
Max Strakosch
Wallack
Mr Smith
Olive Logan
France
A. Oakey Hall
Hall
Smith
Nebraska and Missouri party conventions and a night of speeches
A meeting ratified nominations with ex Governor Noyes remarks on finances tariff and South development. He urged Republican mastery of finances and cheap transport while condemning Democratic delays and urging equal protection for colored people. Nebraska and Missouri conventions reported with factional strife and leadership changes. Savannah and Wilmington race items noted with nominations and results.
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Fire damages multiple businesses in New York and West Virginia mills burn
In New York City at 196 Church street Rosenberg and Meyer woollens stock damaged $6000 J M Marchandt trim mings stock $5000 Hoar and Seligman stock damaged by water $3000. In Buffalo West Virginia Cincinnati on Sept 2 large flouring mills at Buffalo Putnam county were burned Monday night five thousand bushels of wheat consumed with the buildings loss $12,000.
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Board of Trade denounces false race tension reports
In Columbia, resolutions reject attempts by John J. Patterson to inflame white and colored residents. The body asserts no danger of race collision and says unrest stems from biased whites and colored men acting on their guidance. It calls for a federal investigation into Patterson’s Washington statements.
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Universalist Convention Reassembles with Devotional Services
The Universalist State Convention in Auburn reassembled. Devotional services led by Rev. J. W. Wilson of Buffalo and an occasional sermon by Rev. Dr. Fisher of St. Lawrence University opened the morning. Committee reports followed and a five member panel was appointed to review the Christian Leader organ's four year affairs.
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First State Catholic Total Abstinence Union Parade
NEW HAVEN Conn Sept 2 The first state parade of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union drew 36 societies and 35 bands. About 6000 people gathered on the green for a mass meeting addressed by clergy leaders and officials from New Haven Hartford and New York.
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New York
Industrial Exposition Opens in Cincinnati with Parade
The Industrial Exposition opened in Cincinnati with a grand parade at the exhibition hall led by Mayor Johnson and speeches from Gov. Allen and Gary Hendricks of Indiana. Fireworks and a concert closed the festivities, watched by about 40,000 attendees. The fine art display is rich and the industrial department is unrivaled in the city.
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Law and order rally over Gibson county outrages in Tennessee
A Memphis Avalanche report covers a Shelby County meeting at the Exposition Building to voice law and order concerns over Gibson County crimes. Ex-Gov Harris and Jefferson Davis participants push for vigorous action, arrest, and trial of criminals, with Forrest and others urging swift, equal protection for all races. Resolutions condemn the killings, call for rewards and state support, and warn against inciting political strife by any side. Gov Brown’s subsequent proclamation is noted.
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Sedan Anniversary Observed Across Germany
Germany marked Sedan anniversary as a holiday with imperial review of the Guards in Berlin. Emperor hosted a banquet in the evening attended by the Prince of Wales and ambassadors, among others, as celebrations spread with great enthusiasm.
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Masonic Resignation in London Shocks FraternalRanks
The Marquis of Ripon resigns as Grand Master of Masons and the Prince of Wales will serve as interim. Government Telegraphs lease a wire to Direct Cable Company to handle its business to the cable terminus with operation by the Company's employer. The steamship Wyoming left Liverpool for New York taking 400 Mormons aboard.
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Marquis of
France. Marshal Bazain es cape thrilling Paris report
Civil guards over Bazaine, arrested at Ste Marguerite for conniving at his escape, have been released. The sale of ten Bonapartist journals, all published in the provinces, has been prohibited by order from the Minister of the Interior.
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Mount Etna Eruption Continues. Inhabitants Flee Nearby Areas
The Etna eruption shows no abatement as residents flee villages at the mountain's foot. Officials note lava flows head away from cultivated zones, with fears of harm diminishing as streams move toward unpopulated terrain.
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Coal Mine Explosion Strikes Dover Miners Feared Dead
An explosion at a Dover coal mine on September 2nd traps workers inside. Officials fear many miners at work may not be saved, with rescue efforts underway as the incident is investigated and reported by local authorities.
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Carlist attacks repulsed at Puycerda with heavy losses
Madrid dispatch reports continued Carlist assaults on Puycerda repulsed with great loss. Additional clashes described amid ongoing financial and commercial turmoil.
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Puycerda
Meeting on liquor licenses and provincial manufacturing talks
The Ontario Prohibitory League urged the Lieutenant-Governor to limit licenses to one per 500 population. In St John agencies discuss building a provincial manufacturers association akin to the Board of Trade. The Sussex rifle competition opened with Corporal Pollen winning the association cup. In Halifax the Logan crew from St John arrived to train for the race with Ross and Foley, while Morris of Pittsburg joins St John on the 23rd. Canadian cricketers departed by steamer Falmouth for Portland.
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Anniversary of Cherubusco Battle Observed in City
The anniversary of the Cherubusco battle was celebrated on August 20 with the President and ministers attending. The Bishop of Yucatan excommunicated Catholics who entered civil marriages. Bandits assaulted towns near Quiroga and Tapuatiro, shouting religious slogans and robbing residents. authorities pursued them. A bishop was robbed en route to Morelia. Vera Cruz cotton output rose from 300,000 to over 600,000 pounds.
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Dockray in the chain gang sent to Spain
A Havana dated letter reports Frederick Dockray was placed in a leg chain gang on August 19 and sent from Nuevitas to Havana aboard the Magora on August 26. He was ordered to go to Spain, likely by August 30, with no communication from Puerto Principe. No one has spoken with him since.
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Probabilities and Notices from a Early Boston Page
A fragmentary newspaper item notes a weather outlook over New England with a falling barometer and westerly winds. It promotes medical consultations with Dr E v Spear free of charge at 713 Washington Street and lists miscellaneous ads for safes and corsets.
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