Wildcat investments lure cautious merchants into schemes
A city gentleman warns that eager investors flock to gold mines, trunk lines, and blind pools, chasing 3 cent patent cures and shady securities. Cautious merchants fear losses as genuine ventures falter while so called brilliant plans collapse. trusted trustees and banks falter as climate shifts temper the appeal.
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C. A. Fortuner
Avoirdupois
Canada
Blind Pool
South America
Lawrence Journal backs Butler. denounces free trade platform
Col Sweeney’s Lawrence Journal shifts toward Butler, Blaine’s assistant, calling the democratic platform free trade and urging Democrats to repudiate it by voting Butler. The July 19 issue, a week after the convention, praises the platform as a clear statement of party principles. The paper, a Kansas City-leaning copy of the New York Sun, costs a half cent. The piece ends with a call to turn the rascals out.
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Col. Sweeney
Lawrence Journal
Butler
Blaine
New York Sun
Funeral set for Senator Anthony at First Congregational
Providence RI September funeral details announced for Senator Anthony. Senate sergeant at arms to lead a 15 member senate committee. Gov. Bourn requests attendance of general assembly and state officers. Named Rhode Island figures from both houses to attend. Tributes pour in from colleagues reflecting long public service.
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R. J
Anthony
First Congregational Church
Senate
Edmunds
Bourn
General Assembly
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Oonsocket
James
Baker
North Kensingtown
Jillson
Henry H. Fay
James M. Pendleton
Woman Defends Home as Jewelry Thief Flees
Mrs. Smith a widow on Sixth street Hunter's Point L I woke to a man trying to steal rings. She seized a revolver from beneath her pillow fired twice and hit the thief who fled through a rear window carrying $200 in jewelry and $23 in cash. The thief escaped unseen.
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New York
Merritt Wrecking Organization
Brooklyn
Knickerbocker Life Insrance Company
Donohue
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
Bankers
Mob of 200 surrounds gospel army barracks in Paris Ontario
A mob of about 200 men and boys gathered around the gospel army barracks in Paris Ontario to throw rotten eggs at Gen Atherton. Army members who ventured out faced a missile shower and retreated. Police offered no protection as the prisoners were kept until 2 oclock.
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Paris
Ont
Gospel Army
Atherton
Governor to Attend Elmira State Fair Next Week
Albany Sept 2 Gov Cleveland will depart Sunday evening for Elmira to attend the state fair. Visitors today include John Boyle O Reilly Boston Pilot editor Gourney Butler Quincy Mass George Gorham ex secretary of the United States Senate and James W Halli Pittsfield Mass.
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Cleveland
Elmira
John Boyle O’ Reilly
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Gourney Butler
Quincy
Mass
George <. Gorham
United States Senate
James W. Halli
Pittsfield
Greely Improves Quietly During Montreal Visit
Lieut Greely shows daily health improvement and enjoys a quiet stay in Montreal. He attended the geographer's section session of the British Association and received a complimentary lunch. Tomorrow he and Mrs. Greely depart for home.
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Montreal
Greely
British Association
Judge rules funding required for large coupon cases
In Richmond Virginia today Judge Hughes ruled in 14 cases involving about 300000 taux receivable coupons that judgments must require funding of the coupons. He held recent legislative enactments invalid to block such funding.
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Richmond
United States Circuit Court
Hughes
Tragedy at North Adams Shooting Gallery
Michael Kelly aged 13 died after a gun discharged prematurely at M E Peck shooting gallery in North Adams. George K Tanner and owner M E Peck surrendered to police. Investigation into how the accident occurred continues.
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North Adams
Mass
Michael Kelly
M. E. Peck
George K. Tanner
Kelly
Peck
Tanner
Vermont Vote Totals Show Large Republican Lead Narrowed
Reports from White River Junction and Vergennes detail election returns with Republican ticket leads for governor Pingree and slate, while Democratic gains clip totals. Town by town tallies show mixed gains for Redington and others, reducing the Republican majority below 20,000 as results trickle in across Vermont.
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E. Pingree
Hartford
E. J. Ormsbee
Brandon
W. H. Dubois
Randolph
C. W. Porter
Montpelier
E. I H. Powell
Richford
Congress
J. W. Stewart
W. W. Gr
Samuel Soule
Fairfield
At. C. Bailey
Newbury
James Miller
C. B. Sawyer
Hyde Park
G. F. Brown
Rutland
C. W. Kidder
Vergennes
C. B. Cummings
Royalton
Miidoldbury
Pingree
Reddngton
Stone
W. W. Chapman
Brattleboro
Redington
Bellows Falls
Greenback
Soule
Farnham
Phillips
Bennington
J. R. Pilling
Readsboro
L. D. Blanchard
Stamford
C. OD. Houghton
Woodford
G. W. Knapp
Glastonbury
Arlington
Sunderland
Pownal
Dorset
Shaftsbury
Windsor
Samuel E. Pingree
Reddington
Grout
Poland
Marsh C. Perkins
St. Rep
Mr. Perkins
Rockingham
Bellows Fai
John Robertson
Goddard
Springfield
Scattering
Rep
Dem
Henry M. Ames
Burlington
C. A. Hibbard Aeark
Bennington County Votes Show Pingree Lead In State Ticket
Election returns from Bennington county favor Pingree for governor with a statewide spread. In county races Carney and Curtis Republicans lead, while Reddington falls behind. Small gains for Democrats noted in some towns, and a close sheriff contest awaits official canvass.
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Bennington County
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Reddington
Pownal
Readsboro
Shaftsbury
Stamford
Woodford
Carney
Curtis
Howard
Viall
Robinson
McCall
John R. Pilling
George W. Knapp
Myron Barton
Redsboro
L. D. Blanchard
Stewart
Congress
Simmons
White River Junction
Soule
Stone
Farnham
Phelps
Kidder
Grout
Goddard
Cummings
Gave
Little Rock
Ark
Pulaski
Connecticut Democrats Renominate Waller Currier's Win
New Hampshire convention notes report Conn dem change as Democratic circles discuss Currier's renomination and Blaine backroom moves. Conkling gossip swirls around possible U S Senate plans while New Hampshire GOP lines up Moody Currier for governor with Blaine Logan support and a party platform praising Arthur and money standards.
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Connecticut
Waller—Currier
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New Hampshire
Gov Waller Renominated By Connecticut Democratic Convention
Hartford reports the Connecticut Democratic convention nominated Governor Thomas M. Waller on a united ticket after ballots showed Waller with 338 votes to 75 for Sumner. The platform backed tax adjustments, labor protections, weekly wages, and opposition to liquor laws, with electors chosen for the national ticket. Gov Waller accepted the renomination in Niantic saying party command requires obedience.
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Thomas M. Waller
George G. Sumner
Gov. Waller
Waller
Ward Northrup
Middletown
Alfred R. Goodrich
Joseph D. Plunkett
Thos. Sanford
D. Plunkett
New Haven
Alfred E. Burr
Hartford
Frederick W. Bruggerhoff
Darien
Robert Patton
Ellington
Henry G. Hubbard
Frank B. Loomis
New London
Owen B. King
Watertown
Democratic Party of
Connecticut
National Democratic
State Central Committee
James Gallagher
John C. Buxbee
Niantic
Conn
New Hampshire Republicans Convene State Meeting Nominates Leaders
The Concord state convention opened at 11 30 am with J H Gallinger presiding The slate for officers includes Herman W Greene Hopkinton as President Leonard Morrison Windham Charles Tappey Farmington Samuel Smith Laconia John Beacham Ossipee O C Moore Nashua B A Kimball Concord James Burnap Marlow Ellson Brown Whitefield Committee on resolutions lists W H Hackett Portsmouth A H Quint Dover and others The credentials panel features Arthur Fuller Exeter J A Edgerly Great Falls Walter Philbrick Belmont James Burke Madison E C Paige Antrim and John S Kimball Hopkinton The secretaries named are Stephen S Jewett Laconia and Arthur E Cotton Northwood
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Republican State Committee
State Committee
Herman W. Greene
Hopkinton
Rockingham County
Leonard A. Morrison
Windham
Strafford
Charles W.tappey
Farmington
Belknap
Samuel B. Smith
Laconia
Carroll
John E. Beacham
Ossipee
Hillsboro
O. C. Moore
Nashua
Merrimack
B. A. Kimball
Cheshire
James Burnap
Marlow
Sullivan
Ruel Durkee
Croydon
Grafton
Oscar C. Hatch
Littleton
Coos
Ellson Brown
Whitefield
W. H. Hackett
Portsmouth
A. H. Quint
Dover
W.D. Hardy
Tilton
Charles H. Parker
Wolfboro
J. F. Briggs
Manchester
J. B. Walker
John Humphrey
Keene
H. N. Heywood
Acworth
B. T. Blanpied
Hanover
Twitchell
Gorham
Arthur O. Fuller
Exeter
J. A. Edgerly
Great Falls
Walter H. Philbrick
Belmont
James Burke
Madison
E.C. Paige
Antrim
John
No Republican Enthusiasm Rally in Farmington Me
Special Despatch from Farmington Maine reports a meager Republican rally with under 200 voters, three-eighths Democrats, and no enthusiasm. Speakers include Gen William H Gibson Frank Hiscock James B Roney and Col Jacob Kemple. Democratic county ticket expected to win Monday.
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Boston Post
Farmington
Wm. H. Gibson
Frank Hiscock
James B. Roney
Jacob Kemple
Pennsylvania
Daniel Ermentrout
Alabama
H. A. Herbert
Horrible Affair Ends in Murder Suicide in Cambridge
A Cambridge man, Herman Yarger, 30, killed his wife Kate Keating Yarger after a quarrel at their Gordoncourt home on Sacramento Street. He then cut his own throat with a razor, dying in the bedroom as police and medical examiners arrived. The couple, both reportedly given to drinking, had been married seven years. The wife survived initial injuries and was cared for by City Physician Durell.
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Herman Yarger
Gordoncourt
Cambridge
Rutenback Bros. and
Mink
Sacramento Street
Yarger
Durell
Sullivan
Malden
Kate Keating
Miners Strike Quiet Amid Militia Deployment
Reports from Columbus Ohio and Gore Ohio describe a quiet day as the miners strike continues. Governor orders militia dismissals except for a unit near the mines. In Gore, 100 strikers fired on guards with no reported casualties while 300 militiamen patrol the valleys and bridges amid threats and Hungarian laborer arrivals.
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Columbes
Gore
Ohio
Bucktel
Snake Hollow
Sandstown
Ongstrethh
Longstretch
Treasury urged to review limit on contracts and pensions file plan
Washington reports the treasury will press to revisit a ruling limiting contracts to within appropriations. The pensions bureau prepares a living soldiers and sailors record from the late war. Rio de Janeiro consul warns Brazilians cannot depart ports without a local police permit. Indian Commissioner Price acts to aid starving Piegan at Blackfeet. An Australasian cable group offers Brisbane to San Francisco, Hawaiian legislators back a 20 000 per year subsidy for 15 years.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Commissioner of Pensions
State Department
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Brazil
Price
Blackfeet
Brisbane
Australia
San Francisco
Knife attack on North Street leaves Daly near death
Shortly after noon Wednesday Robert Fallon stabbed Robert Daly in the right eye during a quarrel on North Street. The knife wound penetrated the brain causing concussion. Daly, transported to the city hospital, is believed to be dying. Fallon was arrested at the first station.
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Robert Fallon
North Street
Robert Daly
Fallon
Daly
Burke
Democratic State Convention Gathers in Worcester
At Worcester on September 2 a large Democratic state convention crowd gathers with many party leaders and delegates present. Debate centers on a suitable candidate to oppose Robinson and Blaine factions, with Endicott touted as an ideal nominee if he accepts.
Republican state convention ratifies last year’s slate
The Republican state convention proceeds as a ratification meeting with the state ticket unchanged. Nomination talk centers on W. W. Doherty for secretary of state. The state committee selected officers and committees for today’s session but did not publish lists due to objections at the previous convention. Ex-Gov Talbot and ex-President Hopkins likely electors-at-large.
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W. W. Doherty
Lodge
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Col
W.S. B. Hopkins
Talbot
Hopkins
Abbott Declines Gubernatorial Nomination
Judge Abbott states he is not a candidate for governor or any office. In a Boston letter dated August 30, 19s4, he says he supports the Democratic Party and its nominees and seeks only to help ensure a good, honest administration as a private citizen.
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Col
Favor
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Prohibitionists and Republicans Hold Local Caucuses and Delegates
Boston prohibitionists at Alpha hall chose delegates to party conventions and formed a ward and city committee for the year amid uneven delegations. A Blaine Logan tally in Hinsdale drew only two attendees before selecting a Blaine supporter and an independent to the state and councillor conventions. Union Veteran Army in the third district plans a convention to back a new pension movement. Barnstable Democrats and Barre Democrats named state convention delegates S B Phinney H B Makepeace B F Crocker Charles Brimblecorn P H Babbitt.
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Manchester
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Henry H. Jaxon
Quincy
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Springfield
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Barre
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P.H. Babbitt
Diary revelations show Greely expedition disarray and theft
An army official reading Greely party diaries says divisions split the group into two camps led by Sergeants Long and Brainard. The diaries note ration theft and bird hoarding, with Greely cared for by Brainard. Cannibalism is not mentioned. Investigation awaited before public release.
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Greely
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Brainard
Gree
Henry
Army
Embezzlement case. missing Mechbank paymaster Blaine in Boston
Multiple Boston items report a 22 year old paymaster Charles Blaine missing amid embezzlement allegations for several thousand dollars. Other notes cover a boy hit by a horse in Roxbury, recovered stolen clothing at a junk shop, a man dying in a South Boston saloon, burns from a street fire, embezzlement arrest of John McKeen, and a man with counterfeit officer badges and ammunition.
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Mechbank
Boston Highlands
John Moran
John
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Tremont Street
Roxbury
Tenth Division
Albert Cordingly
Ruggles Street
Frank Neal
Valentine Nillbauck
East Sixth and
O Streets
Boston
Steadman
Cole
James McGirk
East Canton Street
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McGirk
City of Boston
Assault on Dr Higgins During Washington Street Incident
Dr John H Higgins of Cambridgeport was attacked by a gang on Washington street near the Metropolitan stables as they seized his horse whip and bundle and demanded his watch. Patrolman White arrested Thomas F Lynch who resisted and was beaten by the crowd and officers. Lynch was taken to Deckerts saloon then to the station and later to the city hospital for treatment with a view to court.
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Cambridgeport
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Nawn Street
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Deckert
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Sergt. Sargent
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Mahoney
Huse
Manchester
A. W. Quint
J. A. Wood
Acworth
James M. French
Moultonboro
F. D. Currier
Canaan
Thomas P. Cheney
Currier
D. H. Goodell
Major Huse
Ruel Durkee
E. H. Rollins
Blaine libel suit argument in U S district court
In Indianapolis on September 2 Judge Woods heard the demurrer in the Sentinel company libel case brought by Jas G Blaine. Defense argued insufficient description of Blaine to identify the target and that the publication resembled an inquiry and was not libellous per se. Blaine’s counsel contended the matter warrants social damages and the judge took the matter under advisement. A decision date was not announced.
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Two Men Arrested in Tar and Feather Plot West of Taunton
In South China Maine two men were seized while planning tar and feather attack on a man alleged to have an irregular social life. George Simmons of Myricks Massachusetts found on a Taunton railroad track split in two, leaving a widow and four children. John W Harrison, likely John W McMahon, charged with embezzling 20 000 from Leather Manufacturers bank of New York, arrested in Readsboro Vermont and jailed at Bennington. At Bennington Walter Fenner drew a revolver believed unloaded. it was loaded and struck Wright in the forehead, leaving him in critical condition.
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George Simmons
Myricks
Mass
Taunton
John W. Harrison
John W. McMahon
Leather Manufacturers’ Bank of New York
Readsboro
Bennington
Walter Fenner
Irvin
Wright
Eighth West Virginia Society Reunion Opens in Cumberland
The eighth annual reunion of the Society of the Army of West Virginia began at Cumberland Maryland on Tuesday with many distinguished guests present. Also the pope named Rev Father Higgins of St Josephs college Somerset Ohio master of theology the first in the United States to receive the honor. In Missouri near spring two young girls aged nine were attacked in the woods by unknown assailants who disemboweled the elder and shot her then cut the younger's throat prompting widespread public outrage and potential lynching if the culprits are found.
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Society of the Army of West Virginia
Cumperland
Pope
Father Higgins
St. Joseph’s College
Somerset
Spring
Moody Currier Nominated by Republican Machine in New Hampshire
Concord dispatch reports the Republican state convention formally ratified Moody Currier of Manchester as the gubernatorial nominee after months of machine influence and hefty campaign fund expectations. The piece paints Currier as a figure pushed by insiders, with opponents predicting personal and political strain regardless of the outcome, and notes divisions within Manchester and among party factions over the bid.
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Currier
Petersburg Cotton Mills Stop Work In City Area
Petersburg reports all cotton factories in the city and surrounding area have halted operations, leaving a large number of workers unemployed and many without basic necessities.
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Fires Blaze Across New England and Montana Cause Reels
Brief Reports by Telegraph detail multiple fires from Sept 2 across Marlboro Cambridge Junction Bath and Helena. Incidents include a shoe factory blaze in Marlboro with heavy material losses and incendiary origin suspected, a Sandcroft estate barn fire in East Haven with possible tramp victim, Medway Wattes felt mills and shop losses, Springfield Granville block fire, various barn and hay losses in Vermont and Maine, and a MeIsoula blaze destroying 22 buildings with significant damage.
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Rice & Hutchins
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Conn
William T. Sandcroft
East Haven
Medway
Watte
Zackville
Haynes
Springfield
Granville
J. M. Gibbons
John Gillett
Edward Beckwith
Cambridge Junction
R. S. Fuller
Boston Theatres Show Busy Week With Hit Runs
This week marks the last engagement at the Bijou for Lizzie May Ulmer in Dad's Girl while The Wages of Sin at the Globe enjoys broad favor. J J Dowling and Sadie Hassan charm audiences in Nobody's Claim at the Howard Atheneum. twins at the Boston Museum draw big crowds. Agnes Booth shines in The Squire at the Park. Kit the Arkansas Traveller and the Old Beats entertain Roslin Theatre crowds. Zanita, a grand fairy musical ballet, rehearses for Sept 15 production as Boston anticipates strong box office.
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Boston
Swindler Using Sanitary Engineer Alias Heads New England Tour
A man calling himself J. J. King and claiming sanitary engineer status travels with a confederate through New England swindling locals by cashing checks with forged signatures and certifications. They are last seen near Worcester or Providence described as a thick-set man with black hair and a bleached mustache, about 35. Separate ad text promotes a new line of boys’ school suits stating they are essential for Monday.
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Great Moral Party
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Green
Boss Rollins
Gallinger
Barnard
Claremont
Barton
Sullivan County
Rollins
Col. Cogswell
Gilmanton
Charles E. Tilton
Henry C. Kent
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing Co., Publis
Wilkesbarre
Samuel Roberts
Charles Parrish & Co
Says Dhe
Aes Ra
Temple Place
Foreign Affairs
China
Naples
Egypt
Sonpoy
Shanghai
Li Hung Chang
Pee Chi Li
Toulon
Cardinal Jacobini
Vatican
Ciy
Rome
London
Millwall
Bergamo
Cuneo
Genoa
Parma
Turin
Aquila
Campobasso
Massa
Carraras
Modena
Soudar
Poonak
Charles Beresford
Berber
Henry M. Stanley
Khartoum
Alsace-Lorraine
Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant- Duff
Lord Ampthill
Greece
Entertainment Notes
Orrough
G. W. Simmone. & Co
Pray, Sons CO
UAL
Lewando
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