Paris Maine centennial visit invites natives to celebrate
Natives or former residents of Paris Maine invited to visit the town for its centennial celebrations held Thursday. Arrangements allow a moderate rate Portland boat travelers to depart Wednesday night and catch a special train upon arrival, with a stopover option for several days.
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Beacon Park meeting closes with record attendance
September gathering at Beacon Park drew the season's largest crowd. Emma B won the unfinished 2.25 race after two heats were treated. Bertrace claimed her first race and maiden record in the 2.35 class. The 2.18 race remained undecided with a heat to be trotted this morning. The embassy attack in Cabul left every company member dead and prompted calls for British aid as Gen. Roberts heads for Peiwar Pass. California results show Workingmen's success in city elections though no Congressmen. Fall River strikes decisions and local unrest were noted along with political and legal news worldwide. Church services resumed with good attendance.
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Peruvian Monitor Huascar Battles Chilean Forces at Sea
The Huascar under Grau engages Chilean ships near Iquique. It exchanges fire with the gunboat Magellan after firing on the transport Matias Cousino, then flees in darkness. Reports mention Corton of Bolivian affairs, Austrian diplomacy, and various global updates as combat rumors spread.
Attack on the British Embassy at Cabul sparks siege
Reports from Simla and London detail the assault on the British Embassy in Cabul by Afghan regiments amid pay arrears disputes and a mutinous mob. Maj. Cavagnari, Maj. Connolly, and other British officers are feared dead or captured as Indian forces move to relieve Cabul. The Ameer claims surprise and distress while British authorities order rapid advances to retake Cabul.
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India
Roberts
Peiwar Pass
Pishin
Yakoob Khan
Bradshah Khan
Shutargardon Pass
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Shutagardon Pass
Ali Kheyl
London
India Office
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Peiwar
Ghuznee
Closing Exercises of the General Conference in Switzerland
A Basle despatch reports the general conference of Christians from Europe and America closing after a week of dense meetings. Anglo American Dr Philip Schaff highlighted American Protestant Sabbath observance, while socialists faced debate and Sunday school growth drew focus. Delegates welcome unity talks and plan to press Austrian authorities for Bohemian Protestant relief. Count Bismarck Bohlen named as deputy, Dr J P Thompson representing the United States.
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Europe
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Sarasin
van Oosterzee
Holland
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Neuchatel
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Q. D. Anderson
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London
von Orelli
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Paris
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Christleib
University of Bonn
Ferinand
Geneva
Plitt
Germany
Pastor Tallot
Christian Union
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Weavers and Carders Decide Not to Strike
In Fall River Massachusetts on September 7 a large gathering in Carrollton Hall discussed a strike. Weavers, spinners, and card-room workers weighed arbitration none available. Spinners vowed to fight to the end. carders did not vote to strike. many weavers favored staying at work. Separate incident: knobsticks attacked near Orange street with police escort. another group of spinners attacked near Slades Ferry bridge.
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Henry L. Pierce
Frye
General Conference of Christians
Basie
Switzerland
Mass
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Connelly, Wilde and Medley
Chase
Board of Trade
William H. Jennings
Orange Street
Slades Ferry Bridge
Somerset
Old Defenders Attend North Point Anniversary Service
In Baltimore on Sept 7 the Old Defenders association held its annual pre anniversary church service at Wesley Chapel. Eleven members attended, four riding to the service in carriages after meeting at City Hall with escort from Wilson Post G A R.
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North Point
Association of‘Old Defenders
Wesley Chapel
City Hall
Wilson Post
ST. Louis
Howard Association
Memphis
A. B. Langstaff
Mechanics’ Exchange
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San Francisco mining stock closing prices
Closing prices for various mining stocks listed in San Francisco include Alpha 2.2 Mexicana 38% Northern Belle 45 Ophir Best & Belcher 184% Overman 3 Sierra Nevada 41 14 Union Consolidated 59 144 Consol'd Virginia 47% Yellow Jacket 16% Eureka Consolidated 16%4 Bodie Exchequer 0 Goula & Curry Grand Prize 0 Hale & Norcross 1444 Mono 6% Julia Consolidated 4 4% Consolidated Pacific 7 Justice 2% Mammoth Mine 9.
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Best & Belcher
Overman
Cosas T3isavare
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Union Consolidated
Consol
Virginia
Yellow Jacket
Eureka Consolidated
Bodi Exchequer
Goula & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Mono
Gallipolis Speech Attacks Sherman Schurz on Repulican Extravagance
Gen Thomas Ewing Democratic candidate for Governor spoke at Gallipolis replying to Sherman and Schurz. He attacked Republican extravagance, inflation fear, and claimed Democratic economy reduced ordinary expenditures from 1877 to 1880 by about 28.5 million yearly average, while defending anti federal troop at polls and condemning the Marshals and Supervisors law as unconstitutional. He contrasted Democratic cuts with Republican overspending under 1873-76. He urged adherence to the 1854 Republican banner and criticized Federal control of elections.
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Schurz
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Congress
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Democratic Congress
Appeal for Home Rule in Election Finances
A Union veteran notes Congress did not withhold general appropriations but banned using army funds to transport or guard polls. He argues marshals should be paid from official fees, and criticizes federal interference, urging citizens to trust local election officials over armed emissaries. He frames this as a patriotic, lawful appeal from Caesar to the people.
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California Election Victory for Workingmen in San Francisco
San Francisco reports about 1,500 ballots left to count. Kalloch leads Flint 1,482 votes for the mayoral race, with Workingmen sweeping Sheriff, Auditor, District Attorney, Tax Collector, Public Administrator and Surveyor. Republicans win Assessor, Coroner and School Superintendent. several offices remain in doubt. Supreme Court balance unclear and Legislature likely Republican or mixed.
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Rockland Man's Mysterious Death Baffles Maine Police
Frank C Lovejoy of Rockland 25 disappeared after a ride and was found dead in water near Porterfield ledges between Rockland and Camden. A rope halter and heavy stone were bound to his neck. Nearby, Katy Waters injured in Bath remains poorly but improving. Davis, alleged attacker, claims self defense and may not be charged if she recovers. In Corinna a silver mine is opened by John C Tripp and Bangor partners with early assays showing high gold and silver content, while prospecting continues in Cortuna and St. Albans and several farms have been bonded.
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New Hampshire Clergyman Receives Call to Waltham Church
Rev Benton Smith of Waltham has accepted the pastorate at the Universal Church of South New Market New Hampshire. The article notes other local updates including bank trustees election at Rochester Savings Bank and a Portsmouth Navy Yard Marines escort plan for a Manchester soldiers' monument dedication. It also covers a Bradford muster liquor arrest and a court-ordered peace bond involving Lieut Nath Coffin, a Civil War veteran.
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Virginia debt-payer candidates nominated for legislature
In Prince Edward County the largest mass meeting to date was held with Readjusters and McCulloch bill supporters in attendance. Voters chose W. P. Dupuy as the debt-payer candidate for the House of Delegates, defeating R. S. Hines to 31. R. A. Booker was nominated unanimously for the State Senate.
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Treasury Dept sells 10 million in refunding certificates
Treasury details show 799 officers listed as depositories for the sale with 509 qualifying to handle purchases totaling 28,569,200 while 76 banks also qualify and along with Treasury accounts the overall sale reaches 40,012,759 and proceeds deposited with no loss. Refunding certificates 35,860,750 presented for conversion into 4 percent bonds to date.
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Murder inquiry follows body found in Bridgeport pond
Nicholas Helm of Peru was identified as the man whose body surfaced in a Bridgeport pond. Authorities question whether death was suicide or murder. No violence marks were noted.
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Large fires destroy block and homes in Quincy Illinois
Fire starting in a Quincy livery stable swept through a brick block on Main and Fourth, destroying the stable Academy of Music and a packing house, then gutted the entire block housing the Board of Trade telegraph office Masonic Hall and private offices. Henry Locke died from falling walls. losses about 125000 with 74000 insured. Other fires reported include Newbury Vermont Spring Hotel loss about 15000, Fa byan insured 1500, and several smaller blazes in Brooklyn Providence Ottawa and Toronto with varying damages.
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Highway Robbery at White River Junction
Robert McIntosh farm laborer carrying a sum of money was attacked on a Vermont highway by a hidden assailant who clubbed and stoned him until unconscious. A bag of the loot was dropped during the escape. Associate Michael McCue was arrested on suspicion and jailed in Woodstock for lack of bail.
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Steamer Brest Goes Ashore Off Lizard With 130 Passengers
The Brest of Glasgow carrying 130 passengers from Havre to Liverpool en route to New York ran aground today off the Lizard. All aboard were saved except one unidentified casualty as rescuers aided the surviving travelers from the stricken steamer.
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Cleopatra the Diamond Woman Arraigned in Court
New York sept 7 beautiful Mrs Mary Narey alias Schoonmaker alias Cleopatra and several other names charged with swindling partners out of thousands with worthless diamonds was arraigned for trial and held in 5000 bail Lynch the diamond broker also to be held on 5000. The court heard she is 31 born in Philadelphia resided West Twelfth street and chatted in court while requesting bail reduction.
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Fever Epidemics Reported Across Memphis Area
Memphis daily update notes eleven cases and eight deaths including Hattie Walker Lulu Atwood and Frank W Dahl while Col Prestidge and Ella Houck fall ill or die. The Howards assign sixteen nurses and aid from St Louis and New Orleans follows, with plans for relief to Memphis as yellow fever spreads.
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Self-inflicted wound ends in death at Farwell's wharf
In Rockland Maine a man named Daniel McWillians, about 60, was found gravely wounded on Farwell's wharf with intestines protruding and a throat wound. He died after first declaring he killed himself due to loss of money and despair. The victim, a stone cutter from Wentworth Nova Scotia, had arrived with several hundred dollars and spent it in dens before the act. A razor lay beside him.
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