Massachusetts politicians debate Butler Pierce and temperance
A collage of gossip and opinion on Governor Butler and Lieutenant Pierce, with notes from the Traveller and Worcester Spy. It covers party dynamics in Massachusetts, calls for certain candidates, the Fallon River probate judge petition, Tarbox's crackdown on weak insurers, and national signals from Ohio and Kentucky. It mentions Ben Butler loyalty, Pierce support and resistance, and a Springfield Republican note on Pierce's congressional career.
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Essex Statesman
Tewksbury
John H. Tooley
Lee
Butler
Fall River
Nicholas Hathaway
Bristol County
Tarbox
Massachusetts
Clarke
Plymouth
D. S. Packard
Brockton
Horace Reed
South Abington
J.C
Boston Traveller
Balak
Zipper
Moab
Balaam
Israel
Traveller
Republiccans
Pierce
Worcester
Benjamin F. Butler
Boutwell
Henry L. Pierce
Samuel J. Tilden
Seelye
Amherst College
New England fair opens amid dust and crowd spectacle
Manchester reports the third day of the New England fair with 15 000 inside gates by 8 pm and vast crowds traveling by Concord railroad. Cattle exhibitions dominate with tallant dansville and Blanchard herds, notable Jerseys and Swiss breeds, and a long roster of prominent breeders. Distinguished visitors including Gov Butler and staff tour grounds, while racing events draw 2000 spectators as trotting and pacing heats proceed for purses.
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Manchester
Concord
New England
Worcester
Springfield
John G. Tallant
Warren Danville
Franklin
George Blanchard
Leah
Pet Clover
Queen Kate
Jessie Leavenworth
Hannah Duncan
Cameo
Daffodil
Webster
Messrs
Blanchard
Orx
Robert Nass&Son
Cambridge
A.C. Wheelwright
Peterborough
J. C. Ray
Industrial School
Ray
Yatt
Uxbridge
Mass
Shakers of
Canterbury
D. G. Roberts
Goffstown
J. A. Bancroft
David Tell
O. A. Kelly
Herefords
J. E. Vase
Gaffstone
Seth Quimby
Barr
J. E. Kimball
William 2. Small
John P. Kimball
B.S. Stone
W. A. Russell
North Andover
George Mason
Isaac Woodbury
Salem
H. L. Philbinch
Sanbornton
D. H. Davis
Windsor
James Lawrence
Gratan
Gov. Butler
City
Boston
Gov. Jarvis
Lady
North Carolina
Dallan
Ciley
Col. Drinkwater
Butler
Tower
Maguire
Haskell
Cushing
Hall
Smith
Governor’s Council
William M. Strachan
Ninth Regiment
Capt. Kent
The
Lancers
John E. Russell
G. B. Chandler
Lewis W. Beach
Col. Livermore
Amoskeag Corporation
Govs. Hale
Jones
Loring
Gov
Hale
Broad
New Hampshire
Jarvis
North
Chandler
Palmer
Mons. Duval
Mr. Carter
John M. Little
Labor reform proposals urged before education and labor panel
John Swinton of the New York Sun outlined nine measures to aid workers including a revived income tax a national board of industry to collect statistics and enforce the eight hour law industrial schools public ownership of railroads telegraphs coal and mines and land reforms He noted profits in big newspapers and editor salaries while John Garrett of the Amalgamated Association described wage scales arbitration and compulsory education for laborers Senators Aldrich Pugh and George toured mills and one member was ill in Boston
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New York
John Swinton
The
New York Sun
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
National Board of Industry
Belgium
Cali
Congress
Witness
Blair Witness
New York City
Senator Blair
John Garrett
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Call
Aldrich and
Pugh
Woonsocket
R. I
George
Boston
Wrecks Found Off Elberon Hulls To Be Blown Up
A Meritt Coast Wreck Co vessel reports locating the Europe wreck off Elberon after a diver spent hours examining the iron laden hull. The hull, in good preservation, will be blown to pieces next week. The Chauncey Jones wreck at North Long Branch, also loaded with iron and steel and dating to 1854, will be blown up as well.
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Long Branch
Merritt Coast Wreck Company
Elberon
Europe
Chauncey Jones
North Long Branch
Boxing party arrives. Slade-Mitchell fight in doubt
Chicago dispatch says Jem Mace Slade and others arrived this morning. They could not confirm the Slade Mitchell bout. Backers of the Englishman appear opposed to facing the Maori, based on their cautious conversation.
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Chicago
Jem Mace
Slade
Mitchell
Exposition Train Outing and Wide-Ranging Local News
Three carloads of newspaper men rode a special Chicago to Louisville train for the exposition. W. T. Hollis and G. H. Burrage of Massachusetts passed naval academy exams. Burglars looted J. H. Lamb’s Greenfield store of watches and jewelry valued at about $2,000. Carrie Waldmayer and Amelia Weaver drowned in the Raritan River New Jersey. Portland’s Eastern railroad station handles 12 trains around noon. Central Vermont Marble Co. incorporated in Albany with $500,000 capital. Various local court, crime, and community updates follow.
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Chicago
Louisville
W.T. Hollis
G. H. Burrage
Massachusetts
Annapolis
J. H. Lamb
Greenfield
Mass
Carrie Waldmayer
Amelia Weaver
Philadelphia
Fairlawn
Scranton
Daniel Sourwine
Fairlawn Coal Company
D. C. Blackwood
Concord
J. P. Wescott
Coney Island
West Brighton
Niagara
J. W. Jones
Somerville
Jones
Gardiner
Peck
Hopkinton
Florence
Ark
Harptel
Riverside
Naugatuck Valley
Southbury
Grand Pacific Hotel
Sullivan & Co
Sullivan & Co., Fish and Meat Dealers
Portsmouth
N. H
Thomas 8. Gay
Calvin Page
Biddeford
George Jordan
Fink
New York
New York Central
St. Johnsbury
Andrew Keiser
Fuller
Brattleboro
Estey
Westly
Houghtaling
New Haven
Northampton
Simsbury
A. Campbell
F. Moeller
Rumsey
Essex
Congregational Church
John Cowan
Howards House Orchestra
Burlington
Nellie Castle
Jericho
Ploodwood Militia
Cambridge
L. C. Butler
Empress Fearful over Dynasty Amid China France Tension
A Pekin letter says Li Hung Chang favors peace with France while court intrigues push for war. Empress seeks stability, Prince Kung warns war may spark uprisings. Times Hong Kong dispatches note deserters from French ships and a looming Canton Pakoi blockade if troops stay on Tonquin border. Reports also claim French bombardment of Hue forts and political maneuvers in Paris and Vienna tied to Tonquin and Hungary tensions.
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London
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
France
Prince Kung
Standard
Hong Kong
China
the Times
Haiphong
Canton
Pakoi
Tonquin
Paris
Pakdia
Sontay
Hanoi
Daily Telegraph
Dr. Harmond
Hue
Hue River
Annam
Marquis Tseng
M. Challemet Lacour
Europe
East Indies
England
Lancashire
India
Lafayette
le Puy
Morton
United States
Sargent
Germany
Colomb
Col. Lichtenstein
Grevy
Chambord
Madrid
Senor Moret
Alfonso
Suite
Richard O’shaughnessy
Limerick
Ireland
Ischia
Dusendorf
Marwood
Vienna
Herr Horwitz
Reichstag
Saxony
Harry Parker
Shanghai
Thibaudin
Coal Operators Back New Prices in Schuylkill Region
A meeting of individual operators in the Schuylkill coal region resolved to adhere to the price advance set by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company for city and harbor markets.
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Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Tremont Street
Berkeley
Arendon
Secretary Chandler Seeks Advisory Board Report
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Chandler asked the navy yard advisory board to submit its report soon after his return. Mr. Mullett plans visits to Brooklyn League Island and Boston for final yard inspections to aid the report. Commodore Luce favors speed amid pay disruptions. board work includes a supplementary history and management review.
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Washington
Chandler
Navy Yard Advisory Board
Mr. Mullett
Navy
Brooklyn
League Island
Boston
Mullett
Commodore Luce
Navy Yard
United States
Naples
Senate Department
Italy
Congress
Lamport Cattle Steamer Endures Violent Gale at Halifax
Halifax officials recount a fierce storm that crippled the Lamport on Wednesday night. Waves towered over the ship, washing away cattle pens and tossing livestock overboard. 40 cattle remained by morning, four since died, with 136 lost from the original 170. Ships boats and skylights were wrecked, bulwarks damaged, and engines failed for four days before repairs. The Lamport, chartered by F R Lingham & Co of Boston, will be detained for days.
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Halifax
Lamport
Baltimore
F. R. Lingham & Co
Boston
Deficiency of 150000 in Philadelphia Gas Works Accounts
Trustees of the gas works report deficiencies in the office accounts and a possible defalcation exceeding 150000. The investigation centers on the suspense account, comprising unpaid consumer bills, with no final details given as yet. A trustee later said the amount abstracted may be greatly exaggerated and that only a small sum is missing. The clerk involved is no longer employed by the Trust.
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Philadelphia
Gas Trust
Beecher Lectures to Cost Plymouth Church, San Francisco
Trustees agreed to pay Rev. H. W. Beecher 2400 for four lectures in San Francisco. Poor attendance at early talks raises probablity of losing money. Beecher’s Chinese views have harmed his popularity on the coast. He criticizes exclusion, calls Western policy narrow and selfish. He lectures tonight at Stockton.
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San Francisco
Plymouth Congregational Church
H. W. Beecher
China
Beecher
Stockton
Tripp Elected President at South Dakota Constitutional Convention
Sioux Falls Sept 6 Bartlett Tripp of Yankton, a Democrat, elected president of the constitutional convention. All other officers and committee delegates named. A five member committee was appointed to draft a memorial to the president and Congress urging immediate opening of the Sioux reservation.
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Sioux Falls
Dak
Bartlett Tripp
Yankton
Rujses
Order of Business
Sioux Reservation
Immense American Art Exhibit Faces Foreign Counterpart
The Institute fair features an American and Foreign Exhibition with over 700 works, including riverside scenes by American artists and notable French and Italian masters. It pairs strong American works with foreign pieces, critiques French impressionists, and notes English absence, praising some Courbets and Monet while condemning others.
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FE. T. Robinson
Institute
Bourguereau
Baudin
Boughton
Ziene
Corot
Daubigny
Vernier
Watelin
van Marcke
Meyer von Bremen
Ary Scheaffer
Richet
Rousseau
Madrazo
Piot
Michel Lambrinet
Claus
Diaz
Dupre
Fromentine
Knaus
Hunt Fuller
Thomas Allen
George L. Brown
Thomas Robinson
Sartain
Shurtleff
F. M. Boggs
la Place Saint Germain Des Pres
Hunt, Fuller
Thomas Alien
A. H. Bicknell
Thomas Horenden
E. L. Weeks
J. B. Johnston
Bridgman
Halsall
Bicknell
Lansie Edwards
J. G. Carter
Ulrich Bunce
Ryder
Theodore Robinson
Granville Perkins
England
France
Germany
Italy
F. Moschelles
Courbet
Monet
Huguette
Huguet
Michel
Hereau
Lenoir
Manet
James Jackson Jarves
Pissarro
Sisley
Christ
Renoir
Foreign Exhibition Expands with Daily Arrivals and New Exhibits
The article notes rapid progress at the Foreign exhibition building since opening. Carpenters add platforms and showcases as thousands of cases arrive daily from Amsterdam Germany Ireland Norway and Algiers. Japan China and Spain contribute large consignments while a Russian three wheel double iron plow garners interest. Attendance rises with the art galleries and Victoria Rifles band performances, and more updates will follow.
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Amsterdam
England
Switzerland
Japan
Norway
Amerique
New York
Brentfort City
New Foundland
Spain
Algiers
Norton
Boston
Victoria Rifles
Washington Hall
Russia
Yankee Mechanics
Judge Devens Declines Gubernatorial Candidacy
Boston September 5 1883 Judge Devens of the supreme court states he cannot be considered a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor nor would he accept it if offered. He notes prior mentions and offers his explicit statement in view of the approaching party convention with thanks and regards.
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Devens
Supreme Court
Boston
H.C. Loper
Republican Committee
Sir
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Chas. Devens
Notable Dignitaries and Local Events Stir New England
Sir Henry Morse dies as Governor of Newfoundland. Secretary Chandler arrives in Concord New Hampshire. Hughes heads to Rugby Tennessee. Talbot of East Cambridge takes post at Cathedral Boston. Hastings recovers from accident. Greeley estate to be sold Saturday. Chapin endows Springfield Children's Home with 3000. Dawes to return from Indian agencies Missouri. Arthur tours Pittsburg with short speech to 1500. Postmaster Tobey delays Boston visit. Gresham dispatch. Estes resigns Vergennes pastorate. joins Atlanta school. Maine state college names Webster treasurer after Eben Webster death. James W Hinckley buys large NY Graphic stake. Burlington roots noted. Gov Robie entourage arrives Eastport with salute and ball. Conductor Freeman receives decorated billy goat. Walter Page to head North Carolina State Chronicle in Raleigh. Winslow Upton to Brown University astronomy professor. noted meteorologist and signal service appointee.
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Henry Morse
New Foundland
Chandler
Concord
N. H
Tom’’ Hughes
New York
Rugby
Tenn
Talbot
East Cambridge
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Boston
Hugh J. Hastings
Westchester
Horace Greeley
Chester W. Chapin
Springfield
Dawes
Upper
Missouri River
Arthur Sed
Pittsburg
Tobey
Gresham
David Foster Estes
Vergennes
Ees
Eed Men’s School
Atlanta
Maine State College
Mrr
J. Fred Webster
Orono
Col
Eben Webster
James W. Hinckley
New York Graphic
Silas Hinckley
Burlington
Gov. Robie
Maine
Eastport
Frontier Guards
George R. Freeman
Old Colony Railroad
Knights Templars
Walter H. Page
The
Post
Raleigh
N. C
State Chronicle
North Carolina
Winslow Upton
Signal Service
Brown University
Washington
Double Teams Trotting to Beat the Record at Charter Oak Park
Hart Troop Conn Sept 6 12000 attend Charter Oak park third day of circuit meet featured William Rockfellow s double team Chora and Independence to beat 2164 record and Edward and Dick Swiveller driven by John Murphy hit a four wheel skeleton. Edward and Swiveller finished mile in 2 18 with quarters 34 33 36 54. Jay Eye Lee aimed to beat 214 for a purse. Also Dorchester Yacht Club races at Harrison Square with Scamp winning second class cup. Aquidnick Park races at Newport with ponies and professionals. Sheepshead Bay results show Mattie B Referee and others. baseball scores from Providence Chicago and other cities.
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Hart Troop
Conn
Charter Oak Park
William Rockfellow
Chora
Independence
Frank Work
Edward
Dick Swiveller
Mr. Work
Association
Almont
E. Predmore
St. Sa
J. J. Bowen
D. Anderson
O. Woodman
J. Hamilen
B. G. Jack
Boo
W. Campbell
B. G
Sleepy Joe
Bowen
Tenesse Dougrey
S . Louise N
J.B. Gurnsy
Pépben
G. Stonewall
M. Casey
Wm. Brooks
King
Dorchester Yacht Club
Coolidge Barnard
Harrison Square
Queen Mab
Samaria
Hartford Davenport
Ain
Ft.im
Ted
Scamp
F. Gray
Samara
S. G. King
Corsair
L. M. Clark
G. B. Dennie
Yolande
C. H
Providence
R. L
Newport
Pi. Smith
Orphan Boy
Smith & Hazard
Bebe McGuigan
G. B. Anthony
Stranger
A. C. Hall
Daisy
C. T. Havemeyer
Katerfelto
Foxhball Keene
H. C. Allen
Touchstone
Fox
J. L. Kerneckan
W. H. Mayer
F. M. Ware
Gladstone
H. B. King
M. Wilbur
Mr. Neville
Surrey
Sheepshead Bay
New York
Mattie B
Modesty
Bootjack
Freeland
Knight Templar
Lytton
Belle Booth
Jim McGowan
Disturbance
Spider
Boston
West Lynn
Lynn Shoe and Leather Dealers
Boston Shoe
Baltimore
Columbus
Pittsburg
Aleghenys
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Cleveland
Stratford Murder Mystery Deepens As Alibi Proved
Boston Globe reports Stratford murder case unresolved with Norman Ambler cleared of suspicion after detectives verified he was at home. A sighting in New Milford prompted a search, but alibi confirmed. Witnesses describe a tall man near Rose Clark, while Boston White, initially suspected, has been discharged. no other clues have emerged.
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Ambler
Boston
Bridgeport
Conn
Stratford
Norman Ambler
Arnold
Wood
New Milford
Rose Clark
Lewis
William Lewis
Julia Roberts
Capt
Clerk
Miss Roberts
Boston White
Attempt to Break a Will Against University Funds
Irnica New York Sept 6 The Journal reports a five column account of trying to annul Jennie McGraw Fiske will. Cornell University received 1 500 000 from the estate via her husband Prof Willard Fiske ex librarian. A motion to open the first accounting of the executor and to have him account for funds already paid and the balance due was heard in surrogate court. The decree opened final accounting by consent of executor Loardman and university officials. The action contradicts Fiske public remarks at the last commencement.
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United States
Patent Office
Darwin I. Walcott
Amasa C. Paul
New Hampshire
Charles A. Caldwell
Janet S. Morrow
Treasury Department
Sherman
Havre de Grace
Bridgeport
Conn
Signal Service Office
Washington
Lancaster
Nice
France
Naval Headquarters
Mint
Philadelphia
South Africa
Georgetown
D. C
Pensacola Navy Yard
Secret Service Bureau
Kellogg
National House
United States Steamer Alliance
Irnica
N. Y
Jennie McGraw Fiske
Cornell University
Willard Fiske
Loardman
Fiske
Unprecedented West Roxbury Fire Alarms Strain Boston Force
Boston fire officials report an extraordinary spike in alarms from West Roxbury between Sept 2 and Sept 5, with multiple brush and grass fires and heavy horse wear for steamer 28. Additional suburban fires stretch to Hyde Park Walpole Foxboro Islington Milton and Newton Centre, while New Jersey and other distant incidents are noted in brief dispatches.
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Boston
Muddy Pond Woods
Savinhill
Dorchester
Forest Avenue
New York and
New England Road
Samuel
Townsend
Washington Street
Roxbury
Upton
Western Avenue
Brighton
Norfolk County
Hyde Park
Gordon Avenue
Destoy
Walpole
New York and New England
Foxboro
Islington
Dedham
Milton Woods
Carlton Meadows
Franklin
Medway
Newton Centre
Prospect
Waltham
Beaver Street
Mr. E. Noble
G. H. Nott
R. H. Vivian
Thomas O’ Neil
Phipps Street
West
Quincy
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Camden
Atlantic Counties
Waterford
Raleigh
Wim. McGrath
Egg Harbor City
Ellwood
Wim. Crane
Baltimore
Wm. Crane
Savannah
South Carolina
Grand jury reports 42 indictments including blackmailing case
The September term grand jury returned 42 indictments after three days. Charges include 23 for keeping liquor for sale from Rochester Dover and Great Falls, eight for larceny, two for breaking and entering, one for blackmailing Abraham G Haley of Salmon Falls, plus aggravated assault and malicious injury. No bill against James Glidden for Perry L Long killing. Odd Fellows encampments travel to Stoneham and return. Alton Bay freight cars left track at Second street crossing, track damaged and line blocked.
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Dover
N. H
Supreme Court
Rochester
Great Falls
Abraham G. Haley
Salmon Falls
James Glidden
Perry L. Long
Durham
Prescott
Cocheco
Odd Fellows
Stoneham
Mass
Hobah
Saco
Alton Bay
Second Street Crossing
Astor Deeds Property to Son to Avoid Court Litigation
Rumor says John Jacob Astor deeded all property to son William Waldorf Astor now minister to Rome. Deeds would be recorded after death, with a life payment of $100 to the father. Aims claimed are to keep the estate intact and prevent will litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Jacob Astor
William Waldorf Astor
United States
Rome
William W. Astor
St Marys Church Property Sold to Hallihan in Insolvency Case
In Lawrence Massachusetts on September 6 a property owned by the Augustinian society including St Marys church parsonage and five acres valued at 333000 was sold under a 50000 mortgage held by Essex Savings Bank. Peter Hallihan acting for St Marys society bought it for 73700, enough to cover the mortgage and accrued interest and unpaid taxes, leaving nothing for depositors. The St Marys society largely comprises Augustinian priests who part of an insolvency petitioning body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Society
Augustinian Society
Sullivan Receives Enthusiastic Welcome at Ridgewood Park
In New York on September 6 1910 a large crowd of about 14000 gathered at Ridgewood Park Brooklyn for a reception to Alexander Sullivan president of the National League of America The Ancient Order of Hibernians and St Patricks Alliance joined the Irish National League in the celebration showing strong union among Irish organizations and supporters.
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New York
Ridgewood Park
Brooklyn
Irish National League
Alexander Sullivan
National League of America
Ancient
Order of Hiberians
St. Petrick’s Alliance
League
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