Notorious crimes cross state lines in early September
Bangor reports George Crabtree held for trial on outraging three girls in 5000 bond. Greenville notes Hinkle brothers of Redmond raiders sentenced to eleven and six months in federal court. Raleigh covers Albert Atwater and accomplices confessing burglaries and outrages in Orange county with expected conviction and possible hanging. New Orleans details Bennett of Honey Island killed by Town Marshal’s aide Covington arrest, coroner’s jury supports Hosmer’s actions.
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President Hayes parade in CuicaGco business men
Crowds greet President Hayes as firemen march in a five mile parade through Kingston to the Grand Pacific Hotel. Delegations and dignitaries from government and business discuss improved relations with Mexico and a direct railroad link, with speeches endorsing friendly commerce.
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Worcester Defeats Nationals In Drawn Out Protest
In Baltimore on September 3 Worcester 4 Nationals of Washington 0 after Washington players protested a late umpire decision. They refused to continue after the first half of the eighth inning, collected their gate money, and left. The game was recorded as a Worcester win.
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New Hampshire Caucuses Favor Natt Head for Governor
Republican Ward caucuses across Manchester and Littleton show near unanimity for Gen. Natt Head as the gubernatorial candidate. Democratic and Greenback caucuses set for upcoming meetings. Littleton delegates list includes Bingham, Batchellor, Mitchell, Coburn, Hatch, Towne, and others. Republicans back Head, with Congressional delegation backing Major Farr.
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Butler Campaign Speech In Springfield Cites Masses Authority
Gen. Butler spoke in Springfield praising the honesty of the masses and warning against aristocratic rule. He argued laboring men ruled for fifty years without harming property, warned of despotism, and attacked socialist labels while urging Massachusetts rescue from moneyed influence.
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Numerous U S political race notes Sept 3 19th c update
Reports from Fort Mowner Reading Me Belfast Del and other places on Sept 3 note Republican and Democratic nominations and candidates. Major Dessendorf is named for Congress in the Second District Norfolk. Rainey Smalls constituencies in South Carolina discuss re elections. Local results show mixed outcomes across counties and cities with Democratic wins in some areas and Republican campaigns in others.
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New York Customs Inquiry Led by Chamber of Commerce
The Custom House Investigating Committee met in the naval office with Jackson S. Schultz urging scrutiny of the consular system home valuations and the bond system. He cited two thirds revenue loss, pushing hearings with the New York Chamber of Commerce and Boston Board of Trade. Merritt testified on duties and error corrections, while Charles Freichel urged lifetime or good-behavior tenure for clerks. Adjourned until tomorrow.
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New England Agricultural Society Opens Fifteenth Worcester Exhibit
WORCESTER SEPT. 3 The New England Agricultural Society began its fifteenth annual exhibition in this city on the Worcester County Society grounds near Main street. The fair runs four days, featuring 64 shorthorn, 140 Ayrshire, 163 Jerseys, 92 Devons cattle and vast entries in sheep, swine, dairy, fruits, flowers, leather, bread, and livestock. Col. Needham presided as opening remarks lauded growth in farming and industry since 1864, noting rising farm values and a booming factory sector, with balanced trade and strong employment despite broader business difficulties. The opening address by President Loring highlighted progress in agriculture, education, and national economy, praising agricultural colleges and the era of industrial expansion.
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Blaine Addresses Minnesota Farmers at State Fair Grounds
Senator Blaine spoke to a large audience at the State fair grounds in Minneapolis. He praised the Northwest growth, traced Minnesota from territorial days to statehood, and urged farmers to lead a self governing republic built on agrarian strength and lawful order. He lauded Alexander Ramsey and urged unity across regions as population shifts toward the Mississippi Valley.
Third Class Mail Registry Could Save Public Costs
Washington reports Third Assistant Postmaster-General Hazen plans a registry system for third-class mail. He says the move would cut costs for sending four-pound packages to San Francisco while offering government-backed security, though express firms may oppose. He cites large prior shipments with negligible losses to argue for congressional funding to expand the service.
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Land grant decision to stand pending court action
Secretary Schurz today completed his land grant appeal decision in the judymont case. He declines reversal or suspension, leaving the former ruling that opened large railroad land tracts to settlement intact. Countless applications are already filed, and railroads are expected to appeal to the courts, marking an Interior Department final settlement for now.
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Bishops Depose Michigan Bishop at Sine Die Session
The House of Bishops met in New York and adjourned sine die at 7 with a unanimous vote to depose Bishop McCoskrey of Michigan. Bishop Smith delivered the sentence after the doors were opened.
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Sagadahoe County Fair Near Topsham October Th Dates
Readable notices report Sagadahoe county fair scheduled for Topsham October first and second. Dam outlet lake Sebago advancing with estimated cost 50000 to 75000 dollars. Porter lineage project led by Hon Joseph W Porter of Burlington Maine. Episco pal Church Maine convention held in Portland with Bishop Neely presiding. Cumberland Farmers Club exhibition set for September 25 and 26 at West Cumberland grounds. James A Arnold jailed six weeks in Margate for indecent assault. Eddie Gooch drowned at Kennebunkport. body found two hours later. Apple trees damaged near Standish. loss about 500 dollars. Squirrel Island Squid cites Capt Henry Gray affirming 1813 Boxer Enterprise fight seen near White Island with many observers.
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Local items brief and varied from New Hampshire news
The St Andrew s Episcopal Church in Hopkinton sent forty dollars for yellow fever sufferers. W L Sprague of Ashuelot took about one hundred pounds of honey from a bee tree found in the woods. Hudson reports an enormous frog eight feet long, not a sea serpent. The Supreme Judicial Court in Nashua opened session with Judge Stanley. Grand Jury under Daniel R Marshall. C A Sulloway resigns as Internal Revenue Collector effective Oct 1 to join Greenback movement. George Atwood of Nashua killed in Woburn by freight cars. body to Nashua. An error in a law supplement misstates the state tax amount: the levy was 400000, not 100000. An Agricultural Society formed at Willey House with towns listed. J A Wason elected President. A trotting park prepared for first annual fair Oct 1. Manchester votes for yellow fever relief funding and appoints a public meeting. Six hundred dollars appropriated for an iron fence around Gen. John Stark’s burial place. four acres deeded to the city. Mount Ammonoosuc christened at White Mountains with a formal ceremony and peculiar wording led by Mrs Edwin L Borweisler. water from Ammonoosuc poured on the mountain. celebration included a sea-like blessing.
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Diverse 19th century notices span deaths to fisheries
A Dorchester and Plymouth obituary set notes Mrs Drusilla P Holmes dies at 71 in New Bedford. Local incidents include lightning damage in Marblehead, a training ship Minnesota visiting Buzzards Bay, and a charity sale. Public notices involve a Lake Quinsagamond reunion and a missing Lawrence man, with court listings and a notable beach catch at Wood’s Hall.
Naval Band on Bellerophon in Court Settlement Note
In a long pending litigation, settlement is to be made immediately by commissioners chosen by both sides. The Bellerophon’s band, among the best in the British Navy, currently has seventeen members due to illness and leaves. Admiral Englefield and English officers were entertained at Newport by Commodore Baldwin, with a distinguished company including English and French Ministers. The torpedo class exam at Newport involved torpedo appliances. the Board saluted Englefield with eleven guns. The examination will continue but may omit large scale explosive tests.
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O'Brien bound over for father murder in Farmington
James F. O'Brien of Farmington is bound over on the charge of murdering his father after an assault on July 27. the father died of injuries on August 14. Other notes include a Hartford man alias H T Remington convicted of horse stealing in Bridgeport and local business moves at the Hartford Post.
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Fever in Memphis Strains City as Deaths Rise
The Memphis fever crisis worsens with about 60 new cases and 36 deaths, many from yellow fever. Bodies found in alleys suggest days of exposure. Clergy, doctors, and philanthropies mobilize. Father Matthews camp saves 300 lives. Catholic societies plead for aid to bury the dead and feed the sick.
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Fever Epidemic Strikes Southern Towns in Sept
Reports from Holly Springs and surrounding locales narrate a yellow fever outbreak with about sixty fever cases in Holly Springs, multiple deaths including A. W. Goodrich and Isaac Tandler, and a mass exodus as panic grows. New Orleans and Vicksburg chronicle rising case counts, scarce physicians, and aid from the Howard Association as towns scramble for relief and containment.
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Nationwide Charity Surges Amid Disasters
Wires crowded with reports of cities and towns contributing to afflicted communities. As the fever rises, the nation’s charity waxes, producing one of the most remarkable pours of money and supplies in history.
Boston Agent Reports Unobstructed Freight to Texas
Mesars Bogcet Morgan New York agents advise Boston merchants that freight can be sent directly to Galveston and Houston without interference. Telegram from Houston agent states the Harris County Health Office does not interfere with freights from New York and Boston. James T Hayden Boston agent 250 Washington Street.
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Princess Alice Disaster Drowns Hundreds Off London
Excursion steamer Princess Alice returning from Gravesend to London collided with the Bywell Castle near Dorking. About 400 to 650 people are reported drowned, many women and children. The steamer sank within minutes. the captain and most crew perished. rescue efforts and inquests follow as authorities tally the loss and account for survivors.
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Steamer Kitty Boynton Strikes Pier in Newburyport Crash
The Kitty Boynton carrying St Mary's Catholic Church members from a Grove land picnic hit a stone pier at the railroad bridge at 5 PM tearing the awning and sending settees overboard. Several women fainted and injuries included a man named Gilmore with thigh injuries and McCarty with scalp wounds. Owner E M Boynton blocked interviews as authorities arrived.
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