Political Gatherings Denunciation and Protection Debate
A large outdoor Republican meeting in Maine drew 5000 to 6000 attendees with J B Peakes presiding. Blaine emphasized tariff and prohibition, defending Maine's prohibition record and criticizing Democrats and General Neal Dow while praising Republican gains since 1861. Concurrently, New Hampshire and Carroll County conventions named Republican delegates and local officials as Democrats organized in Exeter and Concon following Sept 2.
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Milliken
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Senate
United States
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Congress
Democratic Nominations in New Hampshire Conventions
Reports from Lancaster Dover and Derry detail Democratic nominations for county and senatorial posts. Lancaster names Paine Stevens Dudley Laton Rowell Flanders Jen ness Drew Shedd, with Meektion?. Dover nominates Pierce Blake Roberts Bartlett Ricker fernald Welch and Chadwick. Derry lists a senatorial convention for the Londonderry district.
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N. J
Coos
Samuel FE. Paine
Berlin
George M. Stevens
J. H. Dudley
Colebrook
George R. Laton
Tencaster
Dees
James M. Rowell
J. W. Flanders
Teamatee
H. E. Jenness
Carrell
Warren E. Drew
Levi Shedd
Gorham
Dover
N. H
Strafford County
John H. Piirce
Rochester
John Kivell
Doover
Charles Fr. Blake
Great Walls
J. J. Roberts
Rollinsford
J. G. Bartlett
Lee
Republican State convention ends after night wrangle on prohibition amendment
The Republican State convention in St. Louis adjourned at 4 15 this morning after hours of debate over submitting a prohibition amendment to voters. The platform endorses petitioned submissions and rails against the Democratic party for nominating ex- intelerates. It pledges protection for American labor voters taxpayers and citizens abroad. J G Cravens of Kansas City named supreme judge M Butler of Mexico superintendent of instruction and S W Crawford of Jefferson county railroad commissioner.
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Jefferson County
California Democrats Nominate State Supreme Court Trio
The Democratic State convention nominated Jackson Temple of Santa Rosa J F Sullivan of San Francisco and Byron Waters of San Bernardino for the three vacancies on the Supreme bench. The platform endorses President Cleveland s policy free coinage of silver restore 1869 wool tariff support wine bills labor cooperatives abrogate the Burlingame Chinese treaty deport Chinese in the U S Irish home rule irrigation water distribution and state control of waters under future laws.
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Jackson Temple
Santa Rosa
J. F. Sullivan
Byron Waters
San Bernardin
Supreme Bench
United States
Republicans of Indiana Nominate Slate at State Convention
The Indiana Republican State convention met at 11 am and elected Senator Harrison as chairman. Nominations included R I Robertson for lieutenant governor Charles L Grithin for secretary of state Bruce Carr for auditor L T Nishener for attorney general Byram E Eliot for Supreme Court judge W L Noble for clerk of Supreme Court and S A La Follette for superintendent of public instruction. Harrison condemned gerrymandering and praised party leaders while the platform denounced the practice and aligned with western Republican platforms this year. A sympathy resolution for Charleston sufferers was approved with enthusiasm.
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West
Charleston
Nomination Actions in Georgia Maine Vermont caucuses
Democratic convention in Georgia nominates Judge John D. Stewart to succeed Judge Hammond in the fifth district. Lewiston caucus in Maine nominates four candidates for Representatives Frank Noble John Harper J F E Clousier and A B Medley. Vermont caucus in Bennington places John S Shurtleff in nomination for town representative and adopts a resolution urging the Legislature to regulate passenger and freight traffic to prevent rate discrimination.
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John D. Stewart
Spalding County
Fifth
J. Hammond
Lewiston
John S. Shurtleff
General Gordon Funeral in Framingham
Funeral services for General George H. Gordon held at his home in Framingham with a brief prayer, scripture readings, and gilded bearers from the Second Massachusetts Infantry. The body lay in a satin lined casket in uniform, burial at Edgell Grove cemetery in a brick crypt attended by notable mourners and officials.
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George H. Gordon
Second Massachusetts Infantry Association
Brooke Herford
Arlington Street Church
Boston
A. Humphrey
A. B. Mnderwood
James Francis
John A. Fox
S. M. Quincy
Z. B. Adams
C. P. Horton
G. P. Bangs
A. Hi. Quint
Dr. Adams
Edgell Grove Cemetery
Dumphrey
John C. Ropes
Woodward Emery
Charles Devens
C. Lawrence Motley
Chalain G. A. Thayer
J. Russell
A. H. Russell
C. €. Reed
the Hion
Charles Alien
David Nevins
Roger Alen
Thomas Motley
Walter Adams
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Eyewitness account of Charleston quake and city’s ruin
A detailed eyewitness description of Charleston’s devastating earthquake. The narrative recounts the first shock at 9 53 and a second eight minutes later, the fear in News and Courier offices, collapsing walls, fires, dust clouds, cries for help, and residents fleeing into the streets as dawn brought a grim first light on a city scarred but resolute.
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News and Courier
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St. Michael's
Broad Street
News and Courier Ofge
Michaal
Hibernian Hell
Stewart
Marion
Arest
New York
Ortery
Postmaster ousted in Savannah political clash
Postal Inspector W. W. Simpson cleared Savannah post office of A. N. Wilson and placed Captain G. W. Lamar in possession after Wilson refused to relinquish office. Wilson claimed he remained post master, asserting President Cleveland lacked constitutional right to suspend him. Wilson suspended for offensive partisanship.
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Savannah
W. W. Simpson
Atlanta
A. N. Wilson
G. W. Lamar
Wilson
Cleveland
Relief in co operation plans for worker owned shares
Brockton reports George H. Kingman introduces a worker investment plan with forty two associated manufacturers at Shaw's Corner. Each man contributes capital stock and Kingman pays a profit share while taking all business risks. Wages stay city standard, Kingman controls finances, and workers can withdraw with thirty days notice. The form is legally drawn, joining workers to firm due to potential protection from strikes and lockouts. The move aims to shield the business from disturbances and is watched with interest.
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Mir. Kingman
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Thaty
Mount Vernon Church to reopen next Sunday in Ashburton place
City notes report the Mount Vernon Church in Ashburton place, closed all August, will reopen for worship next Sunday. Rev Dr Herrick to preach a preparatory lecture this evening. Also noted are court actions: Donahue case continued to Sept 17, and Gabriel and Lent held for Superior Court on $1200 bail each for breaking and entering a Shawmut Avenue dwelling. A local accident from a fall at North Weymouth depot claims a death. Stony Brook walls near Boylston Street station bulging, sewer work underway.
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Mount Vernon
Ashburton Place
Dr. Herrick
James Donahue
John Bull
Adams
Joseph Gabriel
William Lent
Joseph McHenry
Shawmut Avenue
W. H. Hodgdon
Adams Street
Dorchester
Carpenter
North Weymouth
Stony Brook
Boylston Street
Boston & Providence
Will Wear The Plaster On A Wagon Ride
Patrick Collins, a teamster, was thrown from his seat on Chambers street when his lead struck the curbing in front of Dr Dunns residence. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where a plaster was applied to a wounded spot. The humorous exchange followed as Collins joked about wearing the plaster until his next bath.
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Patrick Collins
Chambers Street
Collins
Patrick
Pedler Thrown Out After Intrusive Visit in Charlestown
A pedler roaming the city enters homes without knocking and pressures purchases. He usually targets absent male heads of households, but yesterday faced resistance in Charlestown when the husband was home. The resident struck him, kicking the intruder out into the street.
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Charlestown
Cohasset Apt Officer Incident Reported in Town
An incomplete town record from Cohasset notes a police officer named Apte involved in an incident at a local apartment complex. The fragment mentions a police action and an officer, but details are unreadable.
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Bas
Apte
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