New Hampshire Greenbackers Nominate Brown for Governor
In Manchester yesterday the New Hampshire Greenbackers in State Convention nominated Warren G. Brown of Whitefield for Governor. The platform is long and characteristic. A supplementary exhibition is proposed in connection with the Mechanic's Fair to be built on Columbus avenue. Rev Dr George C Lorimer and wife were welcomed home from abroad by parishioners at the Merona. Deaths in New Orleans reach 101 in a single day. other reports are similarly bad. The relief movement grows rapidly. New York car drivers strike over pay cuts to 175 per day. travel is impeded. Crgil Grant, brother of the ex President, has been committed to Morris Plains asylum. Grand Central Hotel in Omaha, costing 400000, burned. Butler spoke at Lee to laborers and mechanics. President Hayes was warmly received at St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geece
Turkey
New Hampshire Greenbackers
Manchester
Warren G. Brown
Whitefield
Columbus Avenue
George C. Lorimer
Merona
New Orleans
New York City
Crgil Grant
Morris Plains
Chief of Warrant Division Reveals Treasury Expenditures
Special Despatch reports that from 1875 to 1878 the government’s net ordinary expenditures, excluding interest, show reductions varying by party control of Congress. Expenditures fell by 7,072,045.2 in 1878 versus 1876 and 37,066,306.12 versus 1875, with total post panic cuts of 102,452,787. Receipts since 1873 dropped 76,074,325.97, as customs revenue fell from 185,689,270.10 in 1873 to 130,170,680.20 in 1878 while internal revenue declined much less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrant
Boston Post
Washington
Treasury
House of Aegres Inant
Butler demands dismissal over bond account leak
The National Republican reports Ben Butler seeks the removal of a Secret Service agent after alleging breach of Treasury secrets by publishing details of his registered bond account. He argues the operative leaked information, prompting Butler to question the agents loyalty and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Republican
Ben Butler
Sherman
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Butler
Trotting Highlights From Western Circuit Races
In Minneapolis the stallion race went to Woolford with fast times, Neptune won the Minneapolis cup, and Rochester took the Minnesota Breeder Colt stakes. Kurns set rapid heats amid a crowd of 26,000, while Lee Massachusetts saw Hiram R win despite rain. Narragansett Park and Chester records followed with Dick Moore and Sandy victorious, and other regional races reported across Providence, Chester, Toronto, Montreal, and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pau
Minneapolis
Woolford
Mambrino
Lady Alice
Highland Green
Neptune
Bill Dillon
Speculation
Joe McMahon
Mollie McCarthy
Lee
Mass
Lee Pleasure Park
Hiram R
William Gross
Maggie
Solomon Clark
Northampton
Kittie Ives
S. H. Babcock
North Adams
Mark
Providence
R. L
Narragansett Park
Dick Moore
Sooner
Wildair
Chester
Chester Driving Park
Sandy
Keo
Hecok
Volcano
Sporting
Toronto
Courtney
Hends
Hanlan Club
Owasco Lake
Montreal
Hanlan
Lachine
OK. Fster
John Lynch
Salem
Pandeen Harrington
Springfield
Lynch
New Orleans Fever Toll and Relief Appeals Grow
New Orleans reports one hundred four deaths and two hundred eighty eight new cases yesterday. The list includes many minors. Nurses are sent to Holly Springs and Greenville as relief efforts expand. The Steamboatmen relief group calls for regional aid, and sanitary officials summarize August district cases and deaths amid ongoing fever control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Adolph Eyrick
Chester
Trinity Church
Algiers
Labordeant
Kelly
Port Eads
Holly Springs
Howards
L. J. Webster
C. W. Barnes
Death toll climbs in yellow fever era in Memphis
Memphis reports 48 yellow fever interments by noon. Mother Alfonso of St. Agnes Academy is dying. George W. L. Crook, a leader in the Odd Fellows Relief Committee, has died. The Waltham Home on Market Street houses about thirty patients and grows. Dr Dowell of Galveston leads the local medical care. County Undertaker Walsh notes fewer pauper burials. A. J. Wheeler of the Masonic Relief Board is ill. Brother Amandus of the Franciscan Church is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Alfonso
St. Agnes Academy
George W. L. Crook
Odd Fellows’ Relief Committee
Waltham Home
Spdimary
Market Street
Mason Waltham
Mobile
Dowell
Galveston
Walsh
A. J. Wheeler
Masonic Relief Board
Brother Amandus
Thirty Eight Burials Yesterday Fore noon In New Orleans
A storm of deaths from Vicksburg reports Dr P F Whitehead and Dr A R Green died today. The sexton has orders for thirty eight interments by noon. George A Burns, an express agent, is dying. The scene leaves people appalled and uncertain about what lies ahead.
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New Orleans
Grenada Fever Toll Rises Amid Destruction Across Mississippi
In Grenada and Canton Mississippi on September 5, the fever toll climbs with eight deaths today and 12 new cases in Grenada where nearly every home has seen illness. In Canton 151 cases and 31 deaths to date, while Baton Rouge reports 163 cases and 15 deaths. Doctor Dupree notes many mild cases go unreported. Holly Springs records multiple deaths and 70 total cases with exhausted physicians and 15 visiting nurses from New Orleans.
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Grenada
Miss
Ringgold
D. W. Coon
The
Howards
Col. Anderson
Hernando
Canton
Baton Rouge
Dupree
Holly Springs
James Fort
B. P. Oliver
James Metall
Robert McLean
New Orleans
Prayer urged by bishops as yellow fever fears rise
New York reports urge a form of prayer for the stricken South after Mrs Celli a Memphis refugee dies of yellow fever in the city eminent physicians say no epidemic danger remains New Orleans dispatch notes a voodoo prophecy linking deaths to a thermometer rise. Washington mails from the South continue with fumigated contents and Pensacola finds no yellow fever cases this year at the quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Episcopal House of Bishops
Celli
Memphis
New Orleans
Washington
South
Pensacola
Fla
Munificent Southern Aid From Northern Donor and Cirrus Fundraising
The South receives a $1009 gift from Theodore A Havemeyer of New York to Congressman Gibson of New Orleans to distribute to those in need who will not seek it. Donations flow from Dr Robinson's circus in Quincy and local groups in Syracuse and Concord among others to aid yellow fever sufferers in Brownsville Memphis and surrounding areas.
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South
Theodore A. Havemeyer
New York
Congressman Gibson
New Orleans
Gibson
Quincy
Robinson’s Company
Syracuse
Secretary of War
Brownsville
Iran
Concord
N. H
W. F. Brunner
Savannah
Vicksburg
Atlantic Hose Company
Amesbury
Mass
Grand Army Post
St. Patrick Benevolent Society
Memphis
Yellow fever plague sweeps Grenada and nearby regions
A letter laments a deadly, atypical yellow fever outbreak now striking children and the Black community. It warns of a harsher, earlier season, widespread death, and scorched economic collapse as Grenada's populace collapses under fear and illness. The Howard Association aids the afflicted while survivors flee or starve.
New York Street Car Strike Slows City Traffic
New York September 5 strike among surface road drivers disrupts travel on Third and Sixth avenues. Wages cut from 2 to 1 75 dollars sparking blockade on Third Avenue tracks. Police guard cars, sixteen minute intervals, Harlem river boats benefit while Sixth Avenue resumes service. Mayor Ely backs officers guarding licensed drivers. Other lines run normally.
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New York
Third
Sixth Avenues
Second Avenue Line
Third Avenue
Sixty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
Third Avenue Road
Sixty-fifth Street
Forty-second Street
Harlem River
Farrell
Board of Directors
Sixth Avenue Road
Ely
Sixth Avenue Railroad
Gossip from New York Custom House hearing notes
Fernando Wood attended the Custom House Committee meeting as others pressed pensioners accommodations. Witnesses Wynkoff Moores and McMahon discussed reform ideas, including abolishing oaths for imports. Several other items: Pulitzer paid duty under protest. a woman’s annulment case. Henry Vangilder missing. National Burglar Insurance Company assigned. sugar cargo seized for underweighing.
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New York
Fernando Wood
Custom House
Jackson
Schultz
Richard Wynkoff
William A. Moores
Col. W. H. McMahon
Joseph Pulitzer
Schurz
St. Louis
Europe
Pulitzer
National Burglar Insurance Company
Perrgiere & Co
Foul crime in Vermont and odd deaths headline late news
Reports from Vermont New Haven and Providence detail a 60 year old Boston man Lewis Blair accused of attempting to assault his granddaughter in Jonesville, a 22 year old Mary E Stannard found dead in Connecticut with throat cut, a Rhode Island store robbery at Hope Valley, and Lowell assault by a knife suspect Thomas Forest.
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Jonesville
Lewis Blair
Boston
Blair
New Haven
Conn
Mary E. Stannard
Charles Stannard
Madson
Providence
R. I
Thomas B. Segar
Hope Valley
Hopkinton
Lowell
Mass
Thomas Forest
James Nils
Pawtucket
Forrest
Duel Between Railroad Men Ends in Fatal Wounds
In Dallas on September 4 Ira Harris and J W Colder, former receiver and manager of the Dallas and Wichita Railway, clashed with ex Directors Painter Obenchain and Boesser. A street confrontation led to Harris striking Rosser, Rosser fatally wounding Colder after a pistol exchange. The three ex-Directors surrendered. Harris was unharmed. Cause cited as railroad complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Ira Harris
J. W. Colder
Dallas and
Witchita Bailirans
Rosser
Colder
Harris
Former Santa Clara officials slain by bandits in Arizona
A Tuc son dispatch reports J. H. Adams ex sheriff of Santa Clara county and Cornelius Finley former County Clerk of Santa Clara were murdered at Davidson's canyon last Monday by Mexican bandits. Adams gained fame for his search after ager Finley served as Superintendent of the Washington mine in Arizona.
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San Francisco
Tucson
Arizona
J. H. Adams
Cornelius Finley
Davidson’s Canyon
Adams
Santa Clara County
Ager Finley
Santa Clara
Washington Mine
Flour trade at Buffalo reaches record August receipts
The New York Herald reports Buffalo monthly flour and grain earnings show August receipts by lake topping all prior Augusts at nearly twelve and a half million bushels. For the navigation season total moves near forty five million, with autumn months ahead. Canals run to capacity and demand for bread stuffs for foreign markets remains strong, discounting war fears.
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New York Herald
Buffalo
Conover to Run for Congress Despite Hampton's Arrest Push
Senator Patterson, in Washington, says private advices show no arrest warrant issued against him and that Administration Republicans seek to fault him. He accuses Hampton and others of aiming to arrest him to remove him from the Senate. He predicts Wade Hampton will succeed him when his term ends. Senator Corover denies Florida race denial as a falsehood and says he will run.
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Hampton
Conover
Congress
Boston Post
Washington
Patterson
Corbin
Senate
Butler
Wade Hampton
Democracy
Corover
Florida
Brown Nominated by New Hampshire Greenback Convention
The National Greenback party met in Manchester with C. A. Sulloway as permanent president and 362 delegates. Warren G. Brown of Whitefield was nominated for governor over Hulme Clough and Wallace, with Brown’s victory credited to a 2281 vote lead. The platform denounced the Trump law and urged full legal tender money, repeal of the National Bank act, and taxation reform.
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Warren G. Brown
Fork
Manchester
N. H
National
Greenback Party of
New Hampshire
George G. Hodgdon
C. A. Sulloway
Sulloway
D. M. Clough
Canterbury
Stephen Holt
Epping
Greenback Party
Democratic and Republican caucuses across New England rail voters
At a Democratic caucus in Randolph Massachusetts James A Tower and others were chosen as delegates to vote for Butler with a town committee lined up. Concord New Hampshire Ward Six backed Bell while others favored Head. In Rockland Gen Garfield spoke on finance as Tillson and Milliken led a Belfast meeting. Belfast nominated Dr John G Brooks for Representative. Lewiston Greenback Caucus, Lowell workingmen club, Exeter Republican caucus, Lewiston Democrats names listed.
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Randolph, MaAss
Stetsom Hall
James A. Tower
John T. Flood
Daniel Howard
John Dooling, Jr
Thomas Purcell
John Mahoney
Butler
John Dooley
Henry H. Francis
C. Farnham
Franklin Porter
Joan Mooney
Concord
N. H
Charles H. Bell
Exeter
Natt
Hooksett
Rockland
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Post Office Square
Francis Cobb
Pillsbury Hall
Davis Tillson
S. L. Milliken, Esq
Belfast
John G. Brooks
Lewiston
Greenback
E. H. Spinney
John E. Corrigan
C. H. Doorizan
D. B. Stevens
Lowell
Mass
Ward One
Patrick Bassett
Michael Campion
John Gilbride
James Bassett
W. B. Morrill
George E. Lane
William H. Belknap
Auburn Democrats
Dana Goff
John B. Jones
Evarts talks unity and Republican prospects in New York
The Tribune reports Secretary Evarts expects Republicans to carry the New York Assembly and gain Congressmen, favors unity, and cites his views on Cornell, Conkling, Tilden, and Grant while noting possible NY campaign speeches. Also included are Missouri and other state updates on postmaster removals and conventions.
Butler Address Draws Town To Memorial Hall In Lee Gleaner Report
Gen Butler drew a mixed crowd in Memorial Hall as local observers discussed his gubernatorial chances. Hon N W Shores predicted Butler could win the Democratic vote and gain part of the Republican vote if the Democrats nominate. Some party regulars, like F S Gross and P C Baird, indicated uncertain support, while the Lee Gleaner opposed Butler and many blue-bloods were expected to vote against him.
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Butler
Amon
Gross
Builer
P. C. Baird
Lee Gleaner
Memorial Hall
Republican Party
Bayard speech in New Jersey links reform to peace and prosperity
The New York Nation lauds Mr Bayard of Delaware for a New port address on currency civil service and tariff reform. It praises his consistent stance amid partisan unfaithfulness and his call for integrated reforms without praising either party.
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New York Nation
Bayard
Delaware
Newport
Congress
Party nominations roll in from several districts
Democrats nominate M. M. Hall in Iowa Third District. Thaddeus C. Pound is renominated by Republicans in Wisconsin Eighth District. Greenbackers nominate Lafayette Chesley in New Hampshire First District. Greenback Labor picks W. L. Hope in New Jersey Third District. Nationals nominate N. G. Brown in New York Thirtieth District.
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Cincinnati
Iowa
M. M. Hall
Milwaukee
Thaddeus C. Pound
Manchester
N. H
Lafayette Chesley
Chester
Congress
New Brunswick
N. J
W. L. Hope
Rochester
N. Y
N. G. Brown
Medina
Letter to Cardinal McCloskey On Sherman Son’s Jesuit Path
Cincinnati letter in the Colorado Independent reports Col. C. W. Moulton possessing a copy of a letter to Cardinal McCloskey about Gen Sherman’s son joining a Jesuit novitiate abroad. The piece notes Sherman’s vehement anti Catholic language and suggests public airing might quell rumors, while detailing
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Cincinnati
Colorado Independent
Col
C. W. Moulton
W. T. Sherman
Cardinal McCloskey
Sherman
Society of Jesus
Moulton
Sherman-Hayes
Rome
Shermans
Gen. Sherman
Hartford Times reports sea monster sighting by steamer crew
Assistant engineer Mr Kelly on the steamboat State of New York says he saw a large head rising above the Sound near Huntington and Stratford around sunset Monday. He described a huge, long body and a horse-sized hose, with the sight lasting seconds before vanishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Times
Kelly
New York
Huntington
Long Island
Stratford
Connecticut
Mr Kelly
Rains Fall as Worcester Hosts Strong Garden Show
Special correspondence from Worcester reports a northeast storm dampening crowds at the fair grounds yet not dampening enthusiasm. Attendance rose through the day, with about twenty thousand on hand for races, extensive displays in Mechanics and Washburn Halls, and a robust exhibition of fruits, flowers, vegetables, and stock. Premiums and awards list many Worcester and New England exhibitors, with notable plants, pears, peaches, and a strong horse show. Govs. Rice and Prescott arrived, spoke, and were hosted at local events, as trotting races dominated the concluding program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mechanics
Washburn
Mechanics’ Hall
W. T. Merrifield
Stephen Salisbury
P. L. Moon
Merrifield
New England
Salisbury
Abbie M. Lovell
West Boylston
George G. Burbank
Eugene Scribe
W.H. Earle
Henry Chapin
James F. Allen
J. B. Moore
Concord
E. Marshall
Charles Foster
Holden
Woodstock
F. J. Kinney
D. Harding
Silas E. Stowe
David L. Fish
Gratton
J. Barnard
Southwick Brothers
Sutton
Sylvester Sears
W. G. Maynard
Mary E. Woodward
Newell Wood
Millbury
H.S. Ball
E. &. Mathews
Washburn Hall
Ayrahirea
Obadiah Brown
Providence
William H. Hopkins
D. Wells
Weathersfield
Conn
Herbert Merriam
B. J. Stone
Westboro
John Dimon
Putnam, Conn
Obediah Brown
W. H. Hopkins
S. M
William H
Farmington
Henry B. Osgood
Whitinsville
George Blanchard & Brother
Cumberland
S. C. Colt
Bemis
Spencer
H. Breek
O. B. Hadwen
Wos Blanchard
Brother
William Hopkins
C. Colt
N. B. Reed
Princeton
R. L. Coe
Centre Harbor
E. H. Hyde
Stafford Springs
Isaac Woodbury
Salem
N. H
Kk. H. Hyde
William Eames
E. W. Hyde
L. Woodbury
Woodbury
D. G. Aldrich
James F. Leach
West Bridgewater
J. N. Keyes
J. F. Leach
LN. Keyes
D.G. Aldrich
C. B. Metcalf
C. H. Tilton
Ashland
Sherthorns
Benjamin Sumner
J. W. Jones
Portland
Peter W. Aver
Freecom
Lyman Draper
Brookfield
J.W. Jones
W.s. Slater
J. W
Hillman & Brigham
Marlboro
C. L. Hartshorn
L. G. Moore
Greece to appeal for protection against Turkish encroachment
Greece warns it will seek mediation from the powers if no reply to its memorandum by Friday. Ministers inform that Turkey will not appoint delegates to the frontier, awaiting powers' replies first. Reports from Rome say Italy notes Greece must appeal to the powers before further action, clarifying the Berlin treaty context. A Constantinople despatch suggests final instructions may be sent to Ceratheodori Pasha, with Austrian proposal for indefinite occupation gaining favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Greece
Porte
Counci of
Rome
Italie
Turkey
Berlin
London Times
France
Italy
Cavitale
Radical Journal
Russia
Logs of Bywell Castle Chronicle Tragic Collision
Lonxpon September 5 A steamship log recounts the collision of the Bywell Castle with an excursion steamer near Barking Reach. The Princess Alice sank. five hundred deaths feared. Rescue efforts saved many lives but the captain of Princess Alice did not survive. A Board of Trade inquiry will assess the disaster.
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Lonxpon
Bywell Castle
Galleons Reach
Barking Reach
Trip Cock Point
Board of Trade
Cardinal Velletta to Perugia for Conoscio consecration
London reports Cardinal Monacola Velletta will go to Perugia to represent the Pope at the Conoscio church consecration. The Pontifical choir will travel from Rome for the ceremony, marking their first departure. A Paris despatch notes Old Catholic priest Herr Rinks recently married, against synod celibacy rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Monacola Velletta
Perugia
Conoscio
Pontifical
Tas
Rome
Times
Paris
Herr Rinks
Heidelberg
Exposition Awards Meet Opposes Early Prize Lists
Paris officials and Journal des Debats report a meeting of exposition group presidents with the Minister of Commerce. They oppose publishing prize awards before the distribution ceremony and demand removal of exhibitor notices claiming prizes based on indiscreet information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Journal Des Debats
Minister of Commerce
Preston Operatives Warn of Looms Stop In Lancashire
London reports the Preston Operatives Association notes 161 pairs of spinning mules halted in town and fears deeper trouble as short time is expected across Lancashire. A Manchester meeting of manufacturers is set to address unprecedented commercial difficulties. John Eastwood & Sons near Halifax, a worsted spinner and manufacturer, has failed with liabilities of 475,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Preston Operatives’ Association
Lancashire
Manchester
John Eastwood & Sons
Halifax
Yorkshire
Grand Central Hotel Fire in Omaha Kills Five
Fire destroyed the Grand Central Hotel in Omaha after burning six hours. The five story brick 120 foot square building, costing about 400000, was unoccupied and insured for 100000 on the building and 5000 on furniture. Five men and several others died or were seriously injured, with extensive property losses reported. Other fires and damages reported in Ti ton, Brookly n, East Hampton, Benson Vermont, and Owen Sound with varying totals and insurance statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Grand Central Hotel
Chicago
San Francisco
Pew
Billy McNamara
Alonzo Randall
John A. Lee
Louis Wilson
Lockfield
al Hartry
Henry Lockfelt
Telegraph
Ti. Ton
N. H
Augustus Barnes
H. E. Dearborn
Grocer
J. F. Moulton
Birooklyn
N. Y
Leonard & Ellis
New York
Williston Seminary
Easthampton
Fie
Moore
M. C. Rice
Benson
Owen Sound
Ont
Okoma
Wiarton
Obituary notes Alonzo N Allen Fairhaven VT mining slate
Hon Alonzo N Allen 78 longtime Fairhaven VT business leader pioneer in roofing slate mining and white marble production dies aged 78 on the 5th Capt Charles Patten Auburn NH dies suddenly of heart disease on main street about 65 Norfolk Neb congressman Frank Welch dies at Norfolk Neb on Sept 4 in the district obituary roundup
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo N. Allen
Fairhaven
Charles Patten
Auburn
N. H
California Mining Stocks Close in San Francisco
San Francisco Serr 5 The closing official prices of mining stocks today include Consel'de Crown Pearmt, Fureka County Sierra New Exchequer 444, Silver Hill 3% Gould & Co 124, Union Consolidated 3 Grand Prix Gly Yellow Jacket essese 22% Hale & Norerew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Consel’de Crown Pearmt
Fureka County
Sierra New Exchequer
Silver Hill
Gould & Co 124
Union Consolidated
Essese
Hale & Norerew
Mine Rockfalls Buries Five Men at Andover Iron Mine
An accident at Andover Iron Company mines in Hibernia New Jersey left five workers buried thirty feet beneath fallen rock and timber. Names listed include John Ryan and son Patrick Morris Clauses and Patrick Brisha. Recovery work proceeds slowly as walls continue to fail.
Storm floods Pine Brook and Fair Lawn mines
In Scranton on September 5 the Tuesday storm flooded the Fair Lawn and Pine Brook mines. Pine Brook broke bounds and torrents entered Fair Lawn where fifty men were at work. Miners escaped via an opening to an adjoining colliery. a boy named Frank Farold was drowned during the chaos. Damage to the mines is heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Fair Lawn
Pine Brook
Frank Farold
Bartlett G A R Post Camps At The Bluffs
The Bartlett G A R Post have gone into camp at the Bluffs after an accident on the steamer Kitty Boynton injuring at least ten people. Mrs Coffin is reported worse with three broken ribs and other injuries. Nellie Collins Mrs Mayhan Martha Taylor Mr and Mrs Leary among the injured. The Morning Light Good Templars lodge with 110 members votes to dissolve due to lack of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mass
Bartlett G. A. R. Post
Bluffs
Kitty Boynton
Coffin
Nellie Collins
Mayhan
Martha Taylor
Leary
Morning Light Good Templars Lodge
Sinclair vs Waumbek Lumber Company Hearing Set
In Littleton New Hampshire on September 5 the dispute between Hon John G Sinclair and the Waumbek Lumber Company is referred to Joseph Burrows Nathan H Weeks of Plymouth and George Foster of Bedford. A hearing begins September 10 at Bethlehem with Providence stockholders opposing Sinclair who was formerly treasurer and manager of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
N.H
John G. Sinclair
Waumbek Lumber Company
Joseph Burrows
Nathan H. Weeks
Plymouth
George Foster
Bedford
Bethlehem
Providence
Woombek Company
Sinclair
New Hampshire Notes Highlight Local Events and Obituaries
Manchester plans a $600 fence around Gen John Stark's grave. John Collins French, 70, of Langdon died by his own hand. J F Twiss of Londonderry reports a 17 year old cat that has birthed 134 kittens sent from New Hampshire to California. The Twelfth Regiment NH Volunteers held its 13th annual Meredith Village reunion with a grand ball. The regiment served three years in Virginia from 1861 to 1864, starting with 1040 men and returning 160 after nine battles. The 54th annual meeting of the Newmarket Manufacturing Company elected directors William D. Pickman W Stone Benjamin H. Silsoie William B. Howes Nathaniel Silsbie John Webster George W. Kittridge. Rev Isaac Wisley of Pembroke published a history of the work of the New Hampshire Bible Society over 60 years in an 80 page pamphlet. An estate monument for the late Edward Wheeler will cost over $3500, twenty feet high with marble dies and an angel. Capt Moyne of London and George Ward of New York discussed cable loading changes at Rye Beach with Collector Howard and fishing captains, deciding to lay the line further offshore. Moyne and Ware were hosted by ex-Gov Straw at Straw's Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
John Stark
John Collins French
Langdon
J. F. Twiss
Londonderry
New Hampshire
California
New Hampshire Volunteers
Meredith Village
Virginia
Newmarket Manufacturing Company
William D. Pickman
W. Stone
Benjamin H. Silsoie
William B. Howes
Nathaniel Silsbie
John Webster
George W. Kittridge
Capt. Moyne
London
Eng
United States Direct Cable Company
George G. Ward
New York
Portsmouth
Howard
Rye Beach
Moyne
Ware
Straw
Straw's Point
West Randolph Schools Closed By Diphtheria Outbreak
West Randolph village schools remain closed for one week due to diphtheria. In related notes, William Cleveland reportedly took 125 pounds of honey from a Pawlet Congregational Church spire last Friday evening. The state lists 197 Congregational Churches with 60 pastors and 100 acting pastors. total year additions reach 1094, led by Rutland Church with 459 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Randolph
William Cleveland
Congregational
Pawlet
Rutland
Upton fair Sept Sept. 27 seeks voters for Fall River mayor
The Upton fair and festival will be held Sept. 27 Alderman Neil is named as Greenback candidate for Fall River mayor. Fall River firemen’s muster is set for Sept. 19 and 20 with 1200 mm in prizes to be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Fall River
Forty-ninth Massachusetts Regiment
Stockbridge
Putnam
Marlboro
Warren
Benjamin Fearing
Wareham
Edgartown
Oak Bluffs
Bath Houses
Lowell
Brooks
City of
Plainst
Andover Street
Richard Shay
Ashland Street
North Adams
Henry Mansell
Herbert Burrows
Packard
Middle Street
Lawrence
Willow House
Mr Bean
Sheffield
W. A. Taylor
W. W. Gleason
T. K. Plunkett
Hinsdale
St. Loui
Berkshire
St. Louis
Willis Peas
Mount Holyoke
Jamaica
St. Croix
Torpedo experiments hindered by rain at Newport
At Newport on Thursday rainstorm disrupted the official board's torpedo tests. Three successful launches occurred using spar torpedoes by Lieut Commanders Curley White Dana and Lieut Courtis. The Harvey towing torpedo from the Nina struck the schooner Joseph Healy twice under Lieuts Thackara and Ensign McCrea, with Master Wood firing from the steamer side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Curley
White
Dana
Courtis
Harvey
United States
Nina
Joseph Healy
Thackara
McCrea
Connecticut News Items From A Fairhaven To New Haven
A roundup of local events and incidents includes 500 bushels in the shell shipped weekly to London by a Fairhaven oyster firm, police arrests in New Haven and Hartford, golden wedding celebrations for Rev L H Higgins and Huntington, and James Bancroft of East Hartford. Also noted are a law update on partridge hunting, a fundraising visit by Kimball at Middle Haddam, a tramp incident with Gov English, the dedication of University Church of the Messiah in New Haven, an insanity acquittal in a hospital assault case, an Indian mound discovery in Newtown, the John Bramhall voyage to Turkey interrupted by a sand bar, a fatal train accident on the Housatonic line, tobacco harvesting in Hartford area, West Point cadet selection for Seymour Bradley, the death of Alexander Lubenstein in New York, and preparations for the Hartford State fair. проч
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