Farewell in Bowdoin Square Church and the Era of News
Temperance supporters in New England bid Mrs Emma Molloy of Indiana farewell at Bowdoin Square Baptist Church with addresses by Mrs Mary A. Livermore and Dr William Wells Brown among others. Vermont returns show Proctor leading, Barlow not elected in the Third District, and a Burlington estimate suggests closing margins. Also noted are the Princess Alice disaster, Postmaster Filley’s removal, Prohibitionist caucuses, Orvil Grant’s confinement, a Woonsocket to Providence rail plan, Secretary Sherman selling five-twenty bonds, a heavy criminal docket, and Butler’s Pittsfield speech.
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New England
Emma Molloy
Indiana
Europe
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Molloy
William Wells Brown
Vermont
Proctor
Bingham
Martin
Burlington
Barlow
Thames
Filley
St. Louis
Samuel Hays
Hayes
Orvil Grant
New Jersey
Woonsocket
R. L
Providence
Springfield
Sherman
Butler
Pittsfield
Wire River Junction
Greenbacker
Scattering
Fairbanks
Joyce
Randall
Childs
Tyler
Dickey
St. Albans
Orleans
Essex
Grout
Waterman
Koler
Franklin County
House of Representatives
Brattleford
Windham County
Brattleboro
W. H. Rockwell
Dummerston
H. R. Stoddard
Putney
William Robertson
Guilford
Charles Alexander
Newfane
J. H. Merrifield
Brookline
B. Miggins
Wardsbro
A. J. Dexter
Marlboro
H. Whitney
Jamaica
W. H. Holton
Whitingham
W. P. Jones
Townshend
KR. Garfield
Vernon
Wood
Halifax
J. L. Harrington
Rutland
Rutland County
Benington
Addison County
Lucia
Bolter
Greenback
Greenbackers
Internal revenue receipts report for year end June 30 1878
Commissioner Green Braum transmits a district by district statement of internal revenue collections for the year ending June 30 1878. Total accounted for 104 717 487 85. unaccounted 970 555. For 1877, collections were 118 095 184 25 with 31900 unaccounted. Two fiscal years total 223 712 622 10 collected and accounted for, 11 605 55 unaccounted. Deficiencies mainly due to a Georgia collector’s cashier dishonesty. collectors removed. bonds pledged as good. no anticipated loss to the United States. Total today receipts 359 365. customs 519 069.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue
United States Treasury
United States
Fannin
Georgia
Green Braum
Butler campaign struggles in Berkshire County report
Pittsfield residents show lukewarm enthusiasm for General Butler despite supporters claiming 90 percent backing. Berkshire voters express steadiness with straight Democratic tickets while laboring men applaud his critique of powers. Butler’s meeting at the Academy of Music drew large laborer attendance and sharp criticism of state leadership.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire County
Butler
Rice
Charles M. Wheldon
James McGowan
Col. Wheldon
State House
Academy of Music
Powers That Be
Nominations Align Across Multiple States for Congress
Nominating events on September 4 across the United States show Greenback, Democrat, Republican, Prohibition and Conservative groups naming or renominating congressional candidates in districts from New York to California. Notable names include Ralph Beaumont Elmira, J R McClure Leavenworth, Charles E Hooker Grenada, George C Hazleton Milwaukee, D M Henry Easton, W A Parks Vandalia, Gen Philip Cook Macon, Ed J Henkle Baltimore, Hezekiah B Smith Trenton, Dr C A Baker Trenton, G W Grier Minneapolis, J C Stearns Minneapolis, J Randolph Tucker Richmond, J Turner Baltimore, John Holland Baltimore, James H Blount Macon, Joseph A Boyd Missouri, Gabe Gonck Milwaukee.
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Canisteo
N. Y
Ralph Beaumont
Elmira
Greenbackers
Leavenworth
J. R. McClure
Grenada
Miss
Charles E. Hooker
Milwaukee
George C. Hazleton
Easton
D. M. Henry
Vandalia
Ill
W. A. Parks
Macon
Philip Cook
Baltimore
Fifth Congressional District
Ed J. Henkle
Trenton
N. J
Hezekiah B. Smith
C. A. Baker
Minneapolis
G. W. Grier
J. C. Stearns
Milledgeville
James H. Blount
St. Louis
Greenlockers
Missouri
Joseph A. Boyd
Congress
Milwaukfe
Gabe Gonck
Wisconsin
Session of the Custom House Commission in New York
New York reports the Custom House Committee meeting with James Hoffman outlining duties and potential consolidations. Witness John J. Osborne tests division efficiency but finds no reductions. Other items include Mrs. Fisher’s suicide attempt, W. M. Tweed related allegations, large city fraud suits, a semiannual underwear sale, and a ferry collision with fatalities.
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Custom House Commission
TWEED
Fire at Sherman’s box and last factory at South Weymouth
A Wednesday dawn blaze destroyed Sherman’s box and the last factory at South Weymouth. The fire gutted engine room and many new machines, leaving most workers unemployed. Loss about 15000 with insurance around 7500. Suspected incendiary origin. Cottage in West Medway damaged by Tuesday fire, vacant three weeks, insurance sufficient. Ice houses at West Waudiacum, Sterling, 115 by 50 feet, burned Monday. owners Carpenter Haywood and others, partially filled with ice, incendiary origin. prior ice house fires occurred six years ago.
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West Waudiacum
Sterling
Messrs. Carpenter
Haywood
Attleboro
City of Memphis in Yellow Fever Crisis
Memphis September 4 reports call the city a vast charnel house as 93 deaths from yellow fever occur in 24 hours ending 6 PM with 60 more unburied. Undertakers struggle amid foul odor, burial corps hired from the relief committee, and talk of burning the dead. Banks stay open. relief drives focus on salt meat and flour for destitute. Prominent officials and civic leaders suffer illness as the epidemic drains resources and prompts appeals for aid from citizens and fraternal orders.
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Citizens’ Relief Committee
Votter’s Field
A. F. C. Cook
Flippen
D. F. Goodyear
Common Council
Actiy
Major Williams
Citizens’ Committee
Addititon
Colliersville
W. R. Hodges
Noages
A. R. Wroescher
General Council
Schafer
Finance Domait1ee
Citizens’ Kelley Association OF Memphis
Joseph S. Prestis
Union Street
W. W. Thacher
First National Bar
S. R. Clarke
Phoenix Insurance Company
Opp
America
Marcus Jones
L. 3
Burr
Prominent Citizens Taken Down In New Orleans Epidemic
Up to 6 P M 100 deaths and 272 new cases reported to the Board of Health. Unfavorable weather noted. Names include Major Nathaniel Burbank of the Picayune Julius Resch noted musician Henry Heidenheim and two Sisters of Mercy at the St Andrews Street Convent. Also cases at the Boys Orphan Asylum on St Charles avenue. Father Dufo the sole priest in Shreveport who survived goes to Vicksburg to aid Bishop Elder. Mrs Mattie Norvell wife of the late C P Norvell of the Democrat dies today. Her husband and their only child died last week. Today’s deaths include fifteen children under six years old.
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Nathaniel Burbank
The
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Julius Resch
Henry Heidenheim
Sisters of Mercy
St. Andrews Street
Boys’ Orphan Asylum
St. Charles Avenue
Father Dufo
Shreveport
Fever rages across Mississippi towns as cases rise
From Canton to Mobile the yellow fever surge tightens its grip. In Canton about 100 fever patients remain under treatment with 16 cases and four deaths by 9 am. Grenada reports 12 new cases and eight deaths including whites and blacks. Vicksburg tallies 14 white and eight colored deaths as fever worsens. Holy Springs records over 60 cases and six deaths as stores close and nurses are scarce. Greenville footnotes 19 cases and deaths. Caro imposes travel quarantines for fever districts. Mobile notes the death of Col. A J Gillespie, Cotton Exchange president, at Aberdeen.
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Sherman
Atlanta
Grant
Appomattox
Cotton States
Conkling
Assembly
Saratoga
Cornell
Gen. Grant
Vicksburg
Miss
Mr Galloway
Whitehead
Galloway
Mr Price
Presbyterian Church
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Western Union
John G. Roach
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C. A. Manlove
J. F. Tenney
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Greenville
Caro
Board of Health
Hickman
Mobile
Ala
Col
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The
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Aberdeen
New York
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Philadelphia
Washington
van Dyke
Pomel
New York Leads Nation in Suffering Southerners Contributions
New York City tops national fund drive with 104335 raised for yellow fever victims. Wells, Fargo staff give 550. Brooklyn and Philadelphia also report large gifts. Archdiocese plans a September 15 diocesan collection. Newport Ocean House ball raises funds. War Dept approves 20 days rations for 2006 New Orleans residents.
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Memphis
Brooklyn
Rochester
Hartford
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Pittsburg
Selma
Alabama
Newark
Philadelphia
Savannah
Buffalo
Charleston
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Secretary of War
New Orleans
Charleston broker in New York shooting scare ends in arrest
Stephen Smith of Charleston, D C, who planned to invest in New York, rented room at 14 East Thirty-first with Miss Josephine Tisdale. After a dispute over another man’s company, Smith fired his revolver at the visitor and at Miss Tisdale but hit neither. An unnamed friend alerted police. Smith was arrested at his room and locked up at the Twenty-ninth Precinct after a formal charge by Miss Tisdale.
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New York World
Stephen Smith
Charleston
D. C
East Thirty-first Street
Josephine Tisdale
Mr Smith
Robert Eastman
Concord
N. H
Maria L. Eastman
Brooke Hall
Media
Brunswick
Ebenezer Eastman
Haverhill
Mass
Penacook
West Point
Seti Eastman
U.S. A
Secretary of War
Lowell
Philadelphia
Mutiny on British Bark Onaway Sends Ship to Malta
The British bark Onaway from New York bound for Trieste put into Malta on the previous day after a mutiny near Cape Passano. Two officers were badly wounded, the captain discharged his revolver and wounded a Greek mutineer who jumped overboard followed by another Greek. The captain was later acquitted after a court inquiry.
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Washington
Gibraltar
Onaway
New York
Trieste
Malta
Cape Passano
Youth girl accused of poisoning attempt in Hempstead
From Hempstead Long Island comes a report that a colored girl tried to poison a whole family but was stopped when Paris green was found in the teapot. Despite her confession the village justice sent her to the House of Refuge for being underage.
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New York
Hempstead
L. I
Paris Green
Jewelry Theft Suspect in Milwaukee Firm Case
Alfred Winters, an employee of Rosenkranz jewelers in Milwaukee, was arrested after a large jewelry theft. His missing trunk, found during his absence in Chicago, contained valuables and diamonds worth about 4900. Subsequent shipments and recovered packages suggest total stolen value may exceed 10000 dollars. Winters' Jersey City roots are noted.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Alfred Winters
Rosenkranz
Winters
Chicago
Jersey City
Shooting at Bay State House Leaves Tyson Wounded
WORCESTER MASS SEPT 4 A serious shooting at the Bay State House left Charles Tyson shot through the head by Charles A Richardson during a drunken spree. Richardson was arrested and Tyson expected to recover. Other items from Lowell Bath and Lancaster report crimes and arrests including a woman charged with criminal intimacy, a man avoiding arrest for adultery with a 14 year old, and theft in Vermont.
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Worcester
Mass
Bay State House
Charles Tyson
Charles A. Richardson
Richardson
Tyson
Lowell
Frances E. Williams
Nat Allen
Bath
N. H
Stevens
Edward Ames
Tamworth
L. C.taylor
West Concord
Vermont
Mob Hangs Suspect In Sandusky Ohio Killing
William Taylor, a colored man, was seized from the sheriff by a mob in Sandusky and hanged from a lamp post. The body of Alice McDonnell, the murdered girl, was found in a nearby field as the mob intercepted the sheriff en route to Norwalk. Authorities failed to contain the mob, drawing sharp condemnation of local officials.
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Sandusky
William Taylor
Alice McDonnell
Norwalk
Arrests in Portland Pawn Shop Robbery Case
A Portland despatch reports Archie Brown, involved in the pawn broker robbery and murder, has been arrested and confesses. Johnson remains at large, with capture expected daily. A separate Wallowa valley murder sees Wilson killed while hunting. his son-in-law Joseph Coffman is arrested amid strong evidence and the motive cited as robbery.
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San Francisco
Portland
Archie Brown
Johnson
Wilson
Wallowa Valley
Joseph Coffman
Indecent conduct arrest in Central Park and city robberies
A set of late New York dispatches report Rev. Horace L. E. Pratt’s indecent conduct arrest and discharge, along with Louis Barrand’s swindling arrest in Lima, Peru. Police tie Charles J. O'Brien to a broad daylight highway robbery on Thirty-fourth Street and Eighth Avenue, with substantial harm to a cashier and injuries to a 9-year-old bystander and an officer. A heavy thunderstorm occurred that night.
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New York
Horace L. E. Pratt
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Louis Barrand
Lima
Peru
Charles J. O’brien
Thirty-fourth Street
Eighth Avenue
Mr Stone
Hale
Leroy Stephens
Tenth Avenue
Twenve -Eventh Street
Sruck
James Quinn
Patrick Kiernan
Obituary and Fair Roundup Across New England Trades
This lengthy notice chronicles the death of Henry S. Pearson and the passing of Hart Bailey, with biographical notes on Eastman lineage and a Worcester agricultural show report. It details cattle shows including Ayrshire, Devon, Hereford, Shorthorn, Jerseys, Guernsey, and Belted Dutch entries, plus working cattle, miscellaneous exhibits, and manufacturer displays at the Worcester fair.
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Herbert Merriam
Weston
Lord Douglas
Harlow
Seekonk
R. L
Messrs. Harrington
Worcester
Devon
J. S. Hames
South Vassalboro
John Brooks
Princeton
William S. Slater
Webster
Duke of
Tuberose
Phenomenon
Lyman Draper
Brookfield
C. B. Patten
South Walpole
Prince William
Kentucky
J. Winslow Jones
Portland
Prince Victor
J. L. Ellsworth
Barre
Henry B. Osgood
Whitinsville
H. Brock
Newton
Princton
E. H. Bemis
Spencer
Jerseys
Mr Brook
James Lawrence
Groton
C. H. Tilton, Jr
Ashland
E. R. Carpenter
Charlton
N. B. Reed
William Knowlton
West Upton
Ezra Sutton
Centre Harbor
S. F. Marsh
Sutton
Society
Clark, Sawyer & Co
Ames Plow Company
Higgannm Manufacturing Company
Whittemore Brothers
Boston
W. H. Bowker & Co
Stockbridge
George C. Dewhurst
E. A. Richmond & Co
George T. Atchison
Manville & Co
New Haven
Washburn & Moon
Warren Thread Company
Warren Company
Princess Alice sinks after fatal collision on Thames
The paddle-wheel excursion steamer Princess Alice sank after a collision with Bywell Castle near Beckton on the Thames. Of 809 aboard, around 150 escaped as darkness fell. the disaster is blamed on a bend and a misread course near Woolwich Arsenal, with serious loss of life and frantic rescue efforts by the Duke of Freke and others.
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London
London Steamboat Company
Thames
Sheerness
Gravesend
Royal Arsenal
Woolwich
Bywell Castle
City of London Gas Works
Beckton
Woolwich Gardens
Wentworth
Princess Alice
Duke of Freke
Woolwich Arsenal
Strong Reinforcements for Szapary In Rhodope War
Twenty two thousand Austrian troops with a flotilla advance to relieve Gen Szapary and may not reach Dobo before week’s end amid a planned insurgent strike. Paris reports French British Italian and Turkish commissioners will file identical independent reports on Egypt. Salisbury meets Waddington as Midhat Pasha heads to Gastein and Vienna. Parliament dissolution rumored as Hartington banquet sparks election timing debates. France and Italy jointly warn the Porte against bombarding the Greek coast. Turkish troops push into Greek territory as Athens reports.
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Belgrade
Paris
Marquis of Salisbury
M. Waddington
Midhat Pasha
Salisbury
Waddington
Gastein
Vienna
Prince Bismarck
Count Andrassy
London
Lancaster
Marquis of Hartington
Standard
Constantinople
France
Italy
Porte
Greece
Turkey
Athens
Paris Letter Reveals Death by Self Destruction
A Paris society figure named Coleman, a well known member of the American Colony, died by his own hand after a troubled marriage and a sequence of tragedies. His eldest son died recently, the marriage was unhappy, and Coleman reportedly answered a question about life with a negative reply before shooting himself at three in the morning. he lingered until noon.
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Paris
Coleman
London
M. Franconi
Mallock
Pall Mall Gazette Denounces Condon Release
The Pall Mall Gazette in a leading article condemns Condon's release at the relicitation of the United States as unwise and undignified. It notes thrice preferred intercession, Minister Welsh's letter, health as a pretext, and warns intercession may undermine justice by rewarding political motives with remission.
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London
The
Pall Mall Gazette
Condon
United States
Welsh
Cardinal Franchi Death Rumors Stir Poison Theory in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports increasing speculation that Cardinal Franchi did not die of natural causes and possibly ingested poison via sherbet after mass. His successor also faced multiple suspicious illnesses, according to official diplomatic cables received in London.
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Berlin
London Standard
Franchi
Dems and candidates loom in Maine race list
The Saco Greenbackers nominate Henry Simpson for Representative while Fryeburg Democrats back T C Shirley and Deering Democrats nominate Dr H Tewksbury. Across towns, Woolwich Arrowsic Georgetown and Phipsburg back William G Preble. Also noted: a high hailstorm repair bill, a fatal diphtheria outbreak, and tax valuations for Rockland and Portland with several top taxpayers listed.
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Dover
Joseph D
Sadie
Southwest Harbor
Baptist
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Henry S.mpson
Democrats
Fryeburg
T. C. Shirley
Deering Democrats
H. Tewksbury
Prospect Grove
Waterville
Piscataquis County
Woolwich
Arrowsie
Georgetown
Phipsburg
William G. Preble
Ry University
National Board of Trade Committee
J. Brown
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