East Gloucester pastor resigns amid parish shuffle and feuds
Resignation of Rev. L. A. Hall from East Gloucester Baptist Church announced. Rockport Congregational calls Rev. Henry Hyde of Berlin. William Slavin of Olneyville, R. I., involved in murder tied to an old feud. Jamestown training ship stays at Bar Harbor before Gardner’s Island voyage. horse racing incident leaves James Whipple fatally injured. Incidents include burglar fatally shot, a cart accident in East Providence, and several court actions.
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L. A. Hall
East Gloucester
Woodson
James Whipple
Hamilton
William Bennis
Frank Hart
J. May
Hartford
Conn
George Reeder
Richmond Paper Company
East Providence
R.I
Frank P. Clay
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lowell
Grant & Ward
Marine National Bank
Thomas Cary
Westboro
Mass
Thomas F. McCullough
Boston
Daniel Mullen
Portsmouth
N. H
Mullen
Superior Court
Edward O’brien
Diamond Match Company
Norton
Taunton
Supreme Court
Bangor
Frank Hersh
Crsh
Daniel Hall
S. Mullen
Williams resigns hotel post for United States hotel position
Mr L H Williams resigns after five years at Young's hotel to take a similar post at the United States hotel. F W Bird returns from a summer in the mountains, cheerful over politics. A Friday Post report of Fitz suffering paralysis is denied. he has nervous prostration but is improving rapidly.
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L. H. Williams
offYoung’s
United States
Ion. F. W. Bird
Eustace G. Fitz
Libby Kills Woman Then Wounds Self in Portland
Thomas J Libby proprietor of West Point house Scarborough and Lydia Snow of Pine Point stayed at City hotel. This morning Libby fired two to three shots at Snow through her left cheek and head killing her instantly. He then shot himself behind the ear, but survived. Libby jailed. coroner to refer case to grand jury.
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Portland
Thomas J. Libby
West Point
Prout’s Neck
Scarborough
City
Lydia Snow
Pine Point
Libby
Libbey
Flo
Atherton Prizes Endowed at Dartmouth College
Hanover Sept 5 Greek prizes at Partmouth college are permanently endowed by Edward Spaulding and J G Davis under the Atherton name to be awarded to juniors. Freshman class numbers about 200 this year and Chandler department entering class is 26. Four admitted to sophomores. Work on the new college building Nelson hall advances. walls reach about half height.
Sailors from Barcelona Assault Gateman at Hunter's Point
Three Spanish sailors from Barcelona aboard the Havana attacked the gateman at Hunter's Point ferry with drawn knives. Police Officer Walsh shot and fatally wounded one sailor named Alberto Marino who was among the assailants. The three sailors were arrested and the wounded man identified.
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New York
Hunter’s Point Ferry
Walsh
Alberto Marino
Barcelona
Spain
Havana
Plymouth woman hanged herself after brief marriage
In Plymouth New Hampshire on September 5 Mrs H B Martin committed suicide by hanging in a shed while her husband was away. The cause is given as insanity. She leaves two small children from a prior marriage. She had divorced and remarried Mr Martin since last November amid troubles and gossip that affected her mind.
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Plymouth
N. H
H. B. Martin
Martin
Forgeries of Frank Patterson Reach $75,000
In Asbury Park New Jersey on September 5 authorities believe the forgeries by Frank Patterson will total about seventy five thousand dollars. Banks and various utilitarian institutions have been victimized as part of the fraudulent activity.
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Asbury F’re
N.J
Frank Patterson Wll
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Blaine's 1871 loan to Caldwell and bonds dispute
The record reviews James G Blaine's January 1871 loan of 25000 to Josiah Caldwell secured by 50000 Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad land grant bonds, with collateral handled by Warren Fisher Jr. and later by Blaine to John Pratt. It details repayments, disagreements, court claims, and a 1875 1876 Arkansas circuit court award of 825000 in first mortgage bonds while Blaine claimed 24000, plus questions about the 50000 bonds and equity.
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James G. Blaine
Josiah Caldwell
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Warren Fisher, Jr
Mr. Caldwell
Congressional Record
Northern Pacific Railroad
Mr. Blaine
Mr. Fisher
Little Rock and
Fort Smith Railroad Company
Mulligan
House of Representatives
Augusta
Caldwell
Blaine
Fisher
Blaine-Fisher
United States Circuit Court
Arkansas
Little Hock and Fort Smith Company
United States Circuit Court of Arkansas
Navy
Messrs. Shattuck, Weld and Ripley
United States Circuit Court For
Eastern District of
Henry C. Caldwell
Messrs. Huntington
Ripley and Whitney
Little Rock and Fort Smith Company
Pratt
Circuit Court of the United States, Eastern District of Arkansas
Ss. C. W. Huntington
Lime Rock and Fort Smith Railway Company
Rior
Maine
Boston
Bostop
Washington
Said Fisher
Hhis
Visher
Fort Smith Railway
C. W. Finntingtos
Hoa. Watersey
George Rupley
United States District Court
United States District Court of Arkansas
Messrs
Huntington
Ark
Cestui Que
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad Company
Montreal injunction blocks transfer at Point St. Charles yards
Lingham the cattle shipper obtained an injunction preventing Acer from transferring his interests in the Point St. Charles stock yards to Drexel Morgan and Co. of New York. An anonymous donor offered 50000 toward a free library in the city if citizens match the sum within a reasonable time. The dominion exhibition opened today with governor general to officially inaugurate next Tuesday. British association members arrived in Toronto and received a municipal welcome at city hall before garden party at government house. They will visit Guelph Niagara Falls and the Rocky Mountains tomorrow.
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Montreal
Lingham
Acer
Point St. Charles
Drexel, Morgan & Co
New York
Toronto
British Association
Richard Temple
Government House
Guelph
Niagara Falls
Rocky Mountains
President Arthur Attends Funeral Far-Reaching Commitments
In Newport on September 5 President Arthur will attend Senator Anthony's funeral in Providence then travel to New York en route to Geneva for Secretary Folger's funeral. He visited the Northampton with Brewster, dined with the Livingstons, and canceled other engagements in respect for Folger. Flags fly at half mast on Fort Adams, the Despatch, and North Atlantic squadron vessels. the Despatch will return to New York soon.
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Newport
R. I
Arthur
Anthony
Providence
New York
Geneva
N. Y
Folger
Northampton
Brewster
Maturin Livingston
Commerell
Secretary Folger
Custom House
Fort Adams
North Atlantic
Franco-Chinese War Updates and Cholera in Italy News
Reports from London and Paris deny Li Hung Chang’s degradation and Kee Lung shelling, while Courbet’s squadron nears Hainan and aims to destroy remaining Chinese ships. Despatches note Red River delta tranquility, US mediation talks, and French-Chinese combat in Tonquin. Italy records cholera surges in Naples and Spezia, with pope’s aid.
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Courbet
Hainan
Li Hung Chang
Kee Lung
London
la Liberte
China
Pekin
Paris Temps
M. Lemaire
Shanghai
Hue
Annam
Admiral Courbet
Gulf of Petchili
Hanoi
Red River
Morton
United States
Paris
Ferry
Washington
France
Hong Kong
Tonquin
Italy
Rome
Naples
Spezia
Genoa
Massive cave-in devastates coal mine at Port Bunkiey
In Wilkesbarre on September 5 a cave-in at the Entprise mine owned by Andrew Langdon of Buffalo devastated 250 acres from river to hill, wrecking five miner houses and halting Lehigh Valley rail traffic. The mine is flooded with gas and water from nearby sources, five hundred workers displaced, six mules killed, and recovery could take a year with losses to $500,000.
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Wilkesbarre
Enterprise
Port Bunkiey
Andrew Langdon
Buffalo
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Late Reports of Business Concerns In Financial Distress
Series of 1900s notices reports mill and business woes. Mazeppa mill of Red Wing Minnesota assigns with liabilities 140000 and assets 175000, Gov. Hubbard as president. Warner and Merritt insolvent fruit importers liabilities 552445, assets 551365, assignee questions value but expects secured creditors paid. Lacowic cassimere wills at Hampden attached for 30000, owner George A Weber of Stamford and New York, mortgage by Hindsdale Smith for 25000, Weber conveys real property to Theodore Conlon and grants a personal property mortgage to wife Catherine. Unpaid wages list 5000, seventy-five workers out of work. Weber seeks settlement.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Mazeppa Mill Company
Red Wing
Gov. Hubbard
Philadelphia
Warner & Merritt
Springfield
Mass
Lacowic Cassimere
Hampden
George A. Weber
Stamford
New York
Hindsdale Smith
Wilein
Weber
Theodore Con 1On
Catherine Weber
Fiery clash as strikers and workers clash at Redway and Burton foundry
In Cincinnati on September 5, union men returning to Redway and Burton foundry faced a group of other union members who refused to return. A general fight broke out as workers quit. One striker was badly cut, patrol wagons arrived, and the fighters dispersed.
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Cincinnati
Redway & Burton’s
Rates War Looms if Omaha Traffic Chief Fails
A Omaha dispatch reports officials warn that unless the current demoralization in passenger rates is settled by Sunday when Traffic Manager Clark returns, open war will erupt in Chicago bound pricing. Presently tickets from St Paul to Chicago can be bought for less than half the usual rate.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Omaha
Clark
Chicago
Foul play suspected in Reading man’s death
Jacob Riegel died after one day of illness in Reading. His wife, 26, was arrested this afternoon amid foul play suspicions. Coroner’s inquest reveals she bought arsenic last Saturday. Riegel was 50 years old.
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Reading
Jacob Riegel
Campaign Notes Reveal Blaine Maine Visit Plan
Special despatch outlines James G. Blaine’s likely Maine trip after the election with three or more speeches in the state and finalizing venues upon Elkin’s arrival. It lists numerous Vermont figures by town and county and notes three Democratic senators hail from Franklin county.
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Boston Post
New York
Maine
James G. Blaine
Blaine
New York City
Elkin
Kittery Yard Used to Boost Reed Vote in Election
Special correspondent describes the Kittery Navy Yard as a vote factory for Thomas B. Reed. Workers are hired to ensure Reed’s election, with many discharged after the vote. The piece cites the Portland Press criticizing the yard and calls for civil service reform to shut it down.
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Kittery
Thomas B. Reed
Congress
Kittery Navy Yard
Reed
Navy Yard
Ephraim C. Spinney
Spinney
Mark F. Wentworth
Portland Press
Maine
York County
Eliot
York
Wells
New Hampshire
United States Treasury
Iitery
Friends of Civil Service Reform
Morrill Letter Attacks Blaine Sparks Kennebec Valley
A Boston Post despatch from Augusta describes Mrs Lot Morrill's letter denouncing James G Blaine as wicked and corrupt and says it has created a profound impression in Blaine's circle and across the Kennebec valley. The story notes high demand for the Post and hints at possible testimony in Blaine's libel suit. It also claims Morrill is widely respected and could impact political prospects for Blaine and the Republican ticket.
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Augusta
Lot M. Morrill
James G.blaine
Kennebec Valley
Blaines
Morrills
Blaine
Robie
Grover Cleveland
Senator Morrill
Democratic Rallies in York and Cumberland
Democratic campaigns sweep Maine towns with rallies in Gorham York South Berwick Shapleigh North Parsonsfield and South Westborough. Col A W Bradbury urges voters for Redman Cleaves Cleveland and Hendricks. Large Portland parade planned. Biddeford town parade canceled. Republican meeting at City Hall featuring Congressman Reed.
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Portland
A. W. Bradbury
Gorham
Robie
Redman
Cleaves
Cleveland
Hendricks
Bradbury
South Berwick
John B. Donovan
Shaplegh
Col. Hastings
Luther S. Moore
North Parsonsfield
William Emery
South Westborough
Biddeford
City Hall
Reed
Vermont and Portland Gubernatorial and Congressional Results
Returns from 240 towns show Pingree winning Vermont governor with 41,917 votes to teddington 19,838 and Seale 480, with 62,421 total. In Congress first district Stewart leads, in second Grout leads, and the Vermont house will be 193 Republicans, 384 Democrats, 4 Greenbackers, 38 independents, 0 no choice. In Portsmoth Blaine attends state events amid editorial sparks.
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White River Junction
Pingree
Teddington
Seale
Abk
Stewart
Simmons
Kidder
Grout
Goddard
Cummings
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Addison County
D. W. Lark
Orwell
H. B. Williams
Monkton
Bennington County
J. W. Carney
Bennington
John Curtis
Dorset
Caledonia County
C. Ide
St. Johnsbury
C. D. Brainard
Danville
Chittenden
Warren Gibbs
Burlington
B. H. Day
Underhill
Flag Raising and Grand Mass Meeting in Wiscasset Me
A Cleveland and Hendricks flag was raised before the largest gathering in Wiscasset Lincoln County. Col Benjamin F Smith presided as John B Redman delivered an hour long eloquent address while Alfred Lennox spoke to a cheering crowd. Damariscotta band and local drum corps provided music and a torch lit serenade afterward. Capt R T Rundlett was praised for arranging the event.
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Cleveland and Hendricks
Wiscasset
Lincoln
Benjamin F. Smith
John B. Redman
Judge Redman
Alfred Lennox
Dresden
R. T. Rundlett
Bergner Denies World Blaine Bribe Claim
George D. Verber of Harrisburg writes the New York World letter acknowledging Mr. Bergner’s denial of a Harrisburg Patriot claim about Blaine bribery. He asserts Bergner boasted of having seen cancelled checks and signature details, naming witnesses ready to affidavits to support the publication, and questions Bergner’s honesty and motives.
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New York World
C. H. Bergner
Harrisburg
Warren Ledger
Harrisburg Patriot
Warren
Bergner
Samuel_Kunkel
Mechanics’ Bank
Elbridge McConkey
House of Representatives
Kemble
Blaine
Gkho
D. Verber
Maine Republicans Expect to Have the Earth Next fondly
Lewiston Maine September telegram from George C Wig to B F Jones national Republican committee states the canvass will close tomorrow. It says the campaign has been animated and thorough with the issue of reform. They expect control of both state houses four congressmen elected and Gov Rovey re-elected by about ten thousand sixty votes.
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Howard Sullivan
Elin Watson
George Watson
Salem
Sullivan
Casperson
Prof. Newcomb
Terry Hunt
G. F. Barker
Co. C. Pickering
W. Powell
Ira Remsen
S. Minot
American Science Association
William Thompson
Lyon Playfair
Vernon Harcem
British Association
Alpine Township
Grand Rapids
Mich
W. H. Dreamhind
Joel A. Parker
Warren
Drife
Michigan
Kent Scientific Museum
Boston Post
Portland
Grover Cleveland
New York
Golden Gate
Maine
Blaine
Robie
Tom Reed
Congress
Boutelle
Reed
Brunswick
Harpswell
Yarmouth
Cape Elizabeth
Judge Cleaves
Milliken
Dingley
Vermont
Wince
Widiace Ieee Ee SR Ono
Greenback
West Virginia
Albany Evening Journal Almanac
Greenback Party
Solon Chase
Murch
Greenbackers
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Blaine
Lewiston
Alon
George C. Wig
Chairman Jones
National Republican Committee
Auburn
B. F. Jones
Fifth Avenue
Rovie
Ipswich
Mass
Republican State Committee
Cleveland
Sunstruck
Bay State
Walpole
Young Men’s Republican and Independent Club
Jackson Hall
Lowell
South Framingham
Lodge
Maj. Gould
Rockwood Hoar
Emory Storrs
Chicago
Nathaniel P. Banks
George E. Hoar
John L. Swift
George B. Loring
Eben F. Stone
Stephen H. Phillips
E. C. Carrigan
State Board of Education
People’s Party
The
Evening Star
Builer
Annual New Hampshire National Guard encampment opens
Concord NH Sept 5 The six day annual encampment of the first brigade National Guards begins with three infantry regiments eight companies each a four gun battery and two cavalry companies present Gov Hale and staff to visit review planned for Tuesday Lieut Col Loomis L Langdon US artillery detailed by war department to inspect troops has arrived.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire National Guards
Hale
Loomis L. Langdon
Second United States Artillery
War Department
Pension fraud suspect Lyle arrested in Kentucky
Lovuisville Ky Sept 5 Dr L Watson Lyle charged with extensive pension frauds was arrested in Crittenden county today. Lyle traveled from place to place posing as an employee of the United States pension department. His principal work was in Illinois and Iowa where he is said to have swindled people out of 75000 dollars.
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Lovuisville
L. Watson Lyle
Crittenden County
Lyle
United States Pension Department
Illinois
Iowa
Washington, D. C
the Star
Greely
Brainard
Long
Lockwood
Thetis
Denyign
Schley
River man and deputy clash. Bourne dies in Mississippi
At noon in Vicksburg, Capt. Jones T. Metzler and Capt. J W Bourne fired fourteen shots. Bourne died by five this afternoon and Metzler is not expected to live through the night. The dispute stems from Metzler's affair with Bourne's wife.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Jones T. Metzler
J. W. Bourne
Internal Revenue Collector
Bourne
Metzler
Temperance Fight, Dems Rally as Prohibition Grows
Correspondence from Concord NH notes Dems favor Hill for governor and mock Currier. Prohibitionists plan a big demonstration at White's Opera House, aiming to draw votes from Gallinger or Barnard. Temperance cases delayed to November 10 spark party-pressure critiques. Also: fairs, local political chatter, and notable figures visiting New Hampshire towns.
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Boston Post
Concord
N. H
Currier
John M. Hill
White’s Opera House
Congress
James M. Parker
Fitzwilliam
Gallinger
Barnard
Manchester
Rev. L. F. McKinney
Where do the swallows go
A Boston Post reader asks the ornithologist to explain the migration of thousands of swallows seen near Dedham to Norwood, across eighty rods of telegraph wires. The letter cites seasonal flights in September and offers various local anecdotes from Plymouth County to Cape Cod, noting diverse theories from sailors, oyster pirates, and country church members about wintering grounds.
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Boston Post
Dedham
Norwood
Plymouth County
Mufhner
Chesapeake
Texas
Patagonia
Cape Cod
Cedarville
Hiving
Ipswich Republicans accuse GOP of misleading circulars
A Boston Post letter from Ipswich charges the Republican state committee with circulating garbled circulars about Cleveland vetoes to mislead voters. The writer calls the tactic a lie and condemns the Republican organization as dishonest.
Fires Reported in Multiple Cities Across States
Telegraph briefs from Pittsfield Raleigh Marathon Conway report damaging blazes. Shekers building in New Lebanon burned with $3000 loss and Harriet Morrow fatally burned. Newbern market houses and stores destroyed with losses about $60,600, partly insured. Marathon blaze scorched five stores saloon Odd Fellows hall and a residence, $30,000 loss. East Lee paper mill partially burned, $15,000 loss, insured. Truesdell house and barn burned in Conway, $1800 loss, insured.
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Pittsfield
Mass
New Lebanon
Harriet Morrow
Raleigh
N. C
Newbern
Marathon
N. Y
Odd Fellows
W. C. Sanders
E.& S. May
East Lee
Conway
George L. Truesdel
Painter Henry E. Coffran Attempts Suicide Twice
In Montpelier Vermont on September 5 Henry E Coffran a painter with a troubled reputation tried to drown himself by jumping from a railroad bridge. Rescued first time he pledged to return home but jumped again into the river and was saved once more. He is jailed now and leaves a wife with three small children.
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Montpelier
Henry E. Coffran
Moonlit Steamers Offer Cape Cod Excursions
The steamer sails today along the north shore with a moon light run this evening. Tomorrow a broad blue ocean excursion circles Cape Cod to Highland light. Monday offers a final cod fishing chance and prizes. Extra moonlights run Sunday and Monday as the season closes with Monday trips.
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North Shore
Cape Cod
Highland Light
Genuine Angostura Bitters Sold Only in South American Bottles
Caution to buyers about misrepresentation of Angostura bitters. Genuine product is imported only in bottles from South America. Insist on the authentic article issued by Dr. I G B Siegert & ons.
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South America
Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Ons
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