Protest From Bank President Over Downs Invitation
A New York bank president condemns inviting Rev. Downs to Cottage City Mass urging the town to heed self respect and moral standards. He critiques the general committee's action as catering to curiosity about Downs amid a adultery scandal, calling the planned Sunday sermon an insult to Christians and local families. The letter emphasizes the town’s need to uphold its reputation.
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Beverly eviction case heats Salem courtroom stalls progress
The Beverly eviction trial in Salem draws a large crowd as witnesses testify all day with repeated claims of liquor and assault. Capt Phillips and several tenants describe disturbances while officers report little disorder. The judge adjourned at 5 25 pm to continue the case tomorrow at 2 15 pm.
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Dallas Texas Knights of Labor Con ve ntion Forms State Assembly
The first annual convention of the Knights of Labor of Texas met in Dallas with 104 delegates, eight of them colored. Proceedings were private and delegates bound by oath to secrecy. Rumors of potential coalition with prohibitionists and abstention from strong drink suggest overtures to the Prohibition party amid growing movement in the state.
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Indian Apaches Move Into Mexico Near Boundary Line
Gen Crook reports hostile Apaches south of the boundary and migrating further into Mexico about 25 miles from the line. Internal revenue July totals show 8,832,314, down 581,214 from 1834, with shifts in spirits, tobacco, and fermented liquors. New England fourth class postmasters listed. treasury figures detail gold, silver, notes, and bank deposits, with receipts of 848,817 for internal revenue and 943,000 for customs.
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Williamsburg
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Hubbardston
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Death of One of the Victims Pr Beaudet's Opinion
FALL RIVER Massachusetts September 2 Henry Lessier aged 6 died this afternoon from smallpox at the city hospital. His brother Frederick is not expected to live through the night while the youngest sister may recover. Dr Leaudet claims scarlet fever and measles combined not smallpox, but authorities insist the cases are smallpox. The Sixth street house remains under quarantine with no new cases yet.
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Confessed Killings Tied to Name Change in Past
A Youngstown report states John Carter, who died in Dayton, once worked in Youngstown and confessed to a friend that his real name was John Goodwin. He claimed he killed a man named McNamee in Waltham, Massachusetts, and changed his name to escape arrest, a promise not to reveal the confession until his death.
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Providence Boat Captains Suspended After Collision
The supervising inspector upheld the decision of local steamboat inspectors suspending Captains Mc Mullen and Cooper from acting as captains or pilots for the current excursion season after their boats collided in the Providence river. The captains’ appeal was denied.
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Sale of the Armstong girl case shocks London
London reports Mrs Jarrett's arrest on abducting the Armstrong girl linked to Pall Mall Gazette revelations. Gen. Booth of the Salvation Army is implicated after police confrontations as authorities threaten his arrest for obstructing the law. Jarrett is remanded. bail denied. Stead and Booth face summonses with others in complicity. Bramwell Booth is named as coadjutor.
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Hanoverian Wrecked Off Port Portugal Cove Coast
The Allan mail steamer Hanoverian was wrecked at Port Portugal Cove near Cape Race after departing Halifax on Monday. No lives reported lost. passengers believed en route to Trepassey for shelter while ships rush to scene. Cargo included grain, flour, tobaccos, pork, oil cake, resin, and canned beef. crew and passengers saved.
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Cholera reports with cooler weather lessen cases
Marseille reports 23 new cholera cases in 24 hours and 79 patients remain in hospitals. Toulon records 21 new cases and 13 deaths, with nine deaths today and 104 under treatment at St Mandrier hospital. Malta tightens quarantine as public unease continues. London notes Minister Phelps praises American prosperity and warns against emigration. Wool sales active with 12,163 lots, silver around 484d per ounce. Simla reports governor of Herat acquitted and Afghan officials pledge no letter tampering by the commission.
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Boston Municipal Oratory History and Veteran Reunion at Pines
A historical review traces Boston's municipal oratory from the March 5 1770 Massacre to later eulogies and public speeches by notable figures. Separately Massachusetts Grand Army veterans gather at the Point of Pines Lynn for a two day reunion with tents, ceremonies, and a large veteran turnout.
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Memorial tablets planned for Concord Massachusetts historical sites
Inscribed boulders and tablets planned along Simon Willard farm Meriam’s Corner and Egg Rock outline Concord’s colonial and Revolutionary sites. Panels mark Simon Willard’s service Meriam’s Corner action at the old North bridge and Indian ownership Nashantuck Musketaguid. A town house tablet recalls 1721 1794, and Buttrick farm marks April 19 1775 formation of minute men. Rev Peter Bulkiey house tablet notes Indian sale of land. Old Hill burying ground slate tablet recalls meeting house and liberty pole.
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Fire alarms and blazes report across towns
Brief Reports by Telegraph notes a needless alarm at E W Goodwin's restaurant on Kneeland Street after a kitchen fat kettle smoke. A Middletown steam milling building, once Hubbard Bros, burned with insured loss of 3500 and occupants losses tallied. A Farmington boarding house fire damaged the chimney area with insured losses around 200. Oswego clothing store burned for about 30000.
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Brown University elects officers and weighs elective studies
Providence Ohio? Providence R I September 2 The Brown University corporation names Chancellor Thomas Durfee L L D secretary L L Caldwell D D LL D and treasurer A B Chace Esquire The president discusses elective studies urging a guarded system The year's gifts total 21500 including 12500 legacy from Senator Anthony and 9000 from two scholarships 5000 and 1000 from George Ide Chace bequest
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Annual Drill Parade of First Regiment at Ft Warren
Col Wellington plans a street parade for the first regiment of infantry next Friday after a meritorious New York tour. Mayor O’Brien and city officials will be saluted at city hall, with state officials at the state house. The Empire State steamer is chartered. embarkation is at Liverpool wharf 11 30 A M with dinner en route. land at the fort by 2 PM with tickets available at 17 Congress Street and regiment offices.
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Natick Shoe Factory Idle As Tasters Strike For Foreman Removal
In Natick Massachusetts workers at J O Wilson and Co shoe factory state foreman’s behavior offended tasters who demanded his removal. After a partial settlement the foreman resumed duties and tasters quit. With tasters absent other departments closed and finishing room to close tomorrow leaving about 490 workers idle.
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White miners drive Chinese from camp in Rock Springs riot
In Rock Springs Wyoming on September 2 white miners with pistols drove about 500 Chinese from the Union Pacific cost pits camp into the mountains. Twenty five Chinatown houses were burned. Troops have been sent for. The mine is described as the largest in the west.
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President Cleveland Hosts Reception in Stevens House
President Cleveland attended a reception at Stevens House in Lake Placid N Y and fireworks lit the sky in his honor. He toured Auchincloss College with Dr Ward this morning and then departed with Dr Ward at 11 o clock to return to Saranac Lake.
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