Virginia Congressman predicts GOP collapse in state election
Congressman Dezendorf of Virginia says he will not vote the Democratic ticket in the fall but believes Democrats will elect the governor and a majority of the legislature. He says the Republican party is dead in Virginia for this year at least.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dezendorf
Virginia
White House
Job
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Friends of Prohibition
House
Committee On
Bird
Noah
Israel
Washingtonian Movement
Friends of Temperance
Prohibition
Sam
French Col Negrier's Destruction of Sacred Tomb Sparks Alarm
Reports claim Col Negrier of the French army in Algeria destroyed the tomb of Marabout Sidi Cheik, the revered ancestor of Ouled Sidi Cheik. The act risks provoking a religious war across tribes while French papers denounce the deed as another military blunder in Arab campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Negrier
Algeria
Marabout Sidi Cheik
Sahara
Ouled Sidi Cheik
Negher
Temps
Our Lady of Pilar
Saragossa
President's Condition Improves as Sea Air Helps
Long Branch reports a warm day with 90 to 100 degrees as President Garfield rests near his cottage. General Swaim and Dr. Boynton say he is improving and enjoys the ocean scene, though it will be 45 to 60 hours before strength returns. Col. Corbin notes the president is holding his own, with cabinet hopefuls confident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Blaine
Lowell
London
Lone Braxxch
Garfield
Mollie
Rockwell
Elberon Hotel
Francklyn Cottage
Boynton
White House
Warren Young
Brown
Warren
Mr. Young
Hamilton
Bills
Woodward
Reyourn
Windom
Washington
Hunt
Kirkwood
James
President Garfield
Bliss
Agnew
Reybury
Philadelphia
Dr. Bliss
Drs. Hamilton
Point of Pines
Rogers
Prof. Rogers
John Hall
Lymn
Mr. Hall
Little Nahant
Long Beach
Lynn
Pinkham
Malden
Sangus
Point of
Pines
Nyde & Co
Neptune
Treasury Receipts Spark Talk of Bond Calls and Redemptions
Receipts from internal revenue and customs totaled over 2 100 000 today prompting comments at the treasury. Speculation centers on when Secretary Windom may call extended 6s or offer to buy 4s or 44s. The impression is that continued 63s may be called at any time, with interest ceasing at the call date. Extended 5s interest would cease three months after the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Customs
Treasury Department
Windom
Intense heat persists in Washington with scant rainfall
Washington reports a July like heat wave with less than three inches of rain in the past month while average summer rainfall runs about five inches. The thermometer reads around 100 degrees in the shade and forecasters expect only a minor relief as a northwest breeze would lower temperatures in New England and the lake region but not here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
Lake
Boston
Signal Service
Woonsocket
R.il
Baltimore
Pottstown
Wilmington
Del
Sandwich
Detroit
Bad Ax
Sandinske
Richmondville
Fortsville
Lake Shore
Watertown
Moriette
Sandiiske
Carsonville
George Ayres
Sanilac
Huron
Lake Huron
Port Huron
Saginaw Bay
Anderson
Charleston
Port Hope
Verona Mill
Huron County
Tuscola County
Saginaw
Lapez County
Tuscola
Bay City
Carson
Tyre
Ashley
Delaware
Nunkerd
Austin
Sanilac County
Bingham, Sherman
Paris
Summer Street
P. P. Kotnowski
C. A. Browning
Messrs. Jordan, Jewett & Co
A. Browning & Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Lorillard
Hanover
Franklin
Manhattan
City of New York
Phe@enix
London
Browning & Co
Hartford Company
National
Traders
Norwich Union
Jefferson
N. Y
Commercial Union
German
Phoenix
Onance
Hinkley & Williams
Albany Street
Maryland
Cumberland
Lonaconing
Sloan & Co
Edwards & Co
Perry & Co
Tully & Co
Myers & Atkinson
Merchant’s
Brady and Dixon’s
Second Day of Urutun Centennial Levy in Groton and New London
The second day of the Urutun centennial celebration drew about 20 000 attendees. A civic procession in Groton featured two knights templar commanderies and local laborers, followed by a short New London parade. The day included Nathan Hale memorial literary exercises led by Edward Fyerett Hale and remarks by Rev. Dr. Leonard Bacon. Resolutions favored a Nathan Hale monument in Hartford. Illumination lit public buildings and Groton homes. two robberies and one accident occurred amid heightened security from detectives from New York, Boston, and New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Groton
Knights Templar
Mercury
Nathan Hale
Edward Fyerett Hale
Leonard Bacon
New Haven
Thos. . Shipman
Hartford
New York
Boston
Concord
N. H
Moore & Ridell
Lake Village
Atkinson
Prudence Bradley
Lodge of
Knights and Ladies of Honor
New Freewill Baptist
Barrington
Thomas Morrill
Candia
Indiana
Amoskeag Veterans of
Manchester
Milford
Adrian V. Barrow
St. Albans
Londonderry
Benjamin Britton
Surry
Ranter Car
Laconia
Massachusetts Central Railroad
James L. Davenport
Washington
Department of the Interior
Keene
Jay Warren Wilder
Tufts College
Hinsdale
Winchester
Wilbur H. Powers
F. L. Owen
Lebanon
William Chamberlin
Independence
Iowa
C. W. Manchester
Edward P. Locke
Chicago
Illiois Central Railroad
Illinois
George O. Locke
Suncook
Merrimack County Supreme Court
Burley & Dow of
Epping
John Kelsey
Nottingham
Fitts
South Newmarket
John Tilton
Exeter
Boston and Maine
Elmwood
William H. Sanborn
Kimball Brickett
Hampstead
William Bennett
Chesterfield
Spofford Lake
E.S. B.corvett
T. L. Fuller
J. Butler
Jay Jackson
George W. Lawrence
William Duncan
Ferdinand Davis
Massachusetts
F. B. Kendrick
Tammany Men Admitted to the State Committee
The New York state Democratic committee met at St James hotel and admitted five Tammany members added during the Hancock Garfield campaign to participate in deliberations. Anti Tammanyites argued they were only campaign additions. Faulkner presided as resolutions of sympathy with the president were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
New York
New York State Democratic Committee
St. James
Faulkner
Albany
A Brilliant Reception to Gen Sherman in Worcester
Worcester hosts Gen Sherman with speeches by Dr Lormey Gov Lone Gen Sherman and Mayor Hetley. Exhibits include Ames Plow company goods and rich displays from Richardson Worcester, Bowker Fertilizer, and Vermont Farm Machine. Races at 2:00 and 2:34 promise excitement amid a busy agricultural fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Sherman
Lormey
Gov
Lone
HK Hetley
Worcester
New England Agricultural Society
Sherman
Ames Plow Company
Everett & Small
Boston
Vermont Farm Machine Company
L. B. Darling & Co
Pawtucket
R. I
Bowker Phosphate and Stockbridge Fertilizer Company
Mayfield Fertilizer Company
A. W.gray
Middletown Springs
Fred Atwood
Whitnaterport
R. A. Leonard
Fitchburg
Drennan
Charles 8. Pratt
Worcester Brass Band
T. C. Richardson
City Guards
Shumway
Worcester Light Infantry
Winslow S. Lincoln
Johnson’s
Worcester Continentals
W. S. B. Hopkins
E. J. Russell
Charles E. Black
Nathaniel Peine
Charles B. Whiting
W. F. Ewell
William S. Jourdan
Frank A. Leland
Charles P. Fisher
E. D. Ingraham
George H. Ward
T. M. Remington
C. E. Denny
Geo. W. Hubbard
Geo. H. Conkling
James Armstrong
J. . Baird
C. W. Gassett
H. T. Buck
Ooogeny
W. L. Robinson
J. N. Jones
H. F. Edwards
Thomas O’ Gara
Michael Brady
H. S. McGuinness
Iweurth
Thos. Wanles
Seret
Plunkett
Loring
Kelley
New England Society
Main Street
Lincoln Square
Belmont Street
Oak Avenue
Senator Hoar
Grand Army
Gov. Long
Adjt
A. Hun Berry
Cols. Haskell
Kingsbury
Capt
Lincoln
Sutton
Collector Beard
President Russell
Senate
Catherine and
Lincoln Streets
Courthill
First Unitarian Church
Earrigge
Lering
Georgia
Fair Grounds
Main
Pleasant Street
Plymouth Church
To-Bay
Lewiston
Ti Ton
Togus
Briggs
Auburn
Bodwell & Burleigh
Blanchard & Bro
Portland
Winterport
W.E. Morton & Co
John Burr
Freeport
Walter Corey & Co
M. G. Palmer
Gallant
Glenarm
New Fall Carpets and Oriental Rugs Offered
The firm presents the most comprehensive stock of carpets and rugs for the fall market. It highlights modern furnishing styles, latest interior decoration ideas, and exclusive patterns from European and American designers. It showcases English and American Axminsters Wiltons Brussels Tapestries and other fabrics, plus a large Oriental department with imported rugs. The new store features ample lighted carpet rooms and a two floor retail setup aimed at attracting ladies and the public for an early inspection of its stock and inducements in style quality and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marloro Hotel
Lowell Institute
Washington Street
United States
B. W. Carrier & Co
Boston
Chamberlain, Currier & Co
Gov. Long
Garfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Post
Post Publishing CO
Milk
Near
Washington St
Bostome
Boston Ipost
Boston Press and Post
Vance
Boston Statesman & Weekly Post
Daily Post
A. P. Moore
Telegraph and Mail
Turro
Delmonico’s
Poland Spring
Albany Express
Senator Conkling
The
Express
Vermont
Silas M. Waite
Bulgaria
Maine
Dingley
Post
Black Hills
Dakota
Hill Country
Bald Mountain
Philadelphia Times
Roscoe Conkling
Republican Party
the Tribune
Dover
New Hampshire
Bavaria
Vienna
Tts
Bismarck
Prussia
Hilton
Guaymas
Sonora
Pacific Coast
Tehuantepec
Oaxaca
Sinaloa
Jalisco
Michoacan
Guerrero
Henry Sanford
Gardner Witherbee
William R. Garrison
James R. Hawes
John R. Frisbee
Mexico
Isaac B. Gates
Richard T. Colburn
Elizabeth, N. J
the Bulletins
N.J
W. Buss
J. K. Barnes
J.J. Woodward
Rob T. Reyburn
Frank H. Hamilton
Thomas
A. T
Touts Basin
Pleasant Valley
Wilcox
Lieut
Gilfoyle
Here
New Mexico
Apache
Black River
McMurran
Carr
Black Wills
Deadwood
D. T
Custer City
Mexican Pacific Railway Company
Frisbee
D.C
Potomac
Tional Capital
NEW York Democrats
Gotham Glearnings
Morrow
Brooklyn
Bothnia
James Ryan
Norwich
K. W. Patterson
Jersey City
Andrews
Milton Andrews
Wall Street
West Twenty Third Street
Maine Episcopalians
Episcopal Convention
Episcopal
R. Hi. Gardiner
Maine Missionary Society
Augusta
Neely
North Adams
Mass
New York and Vermont Telegraph and Telephone Company
Troy
Troy and
Bennington
Richard G. Bennett
George W.G. Ine
Valley Falls
Ensign S. Randall
Charles A. Nims
Bradford
Sawyer City
Roberts Torpedo Company
J. N. Schoonover
Charles Rust
William Bunton
Charles Thorshier
Charles Crouse
William Satterly
Wil
AIR Line
Minneapolis
Stx
Aeronaut
United States Signal Service
Parsons
Kansas
Charles Buckless
Leory Forrest
Forrest
Gay House
Jaceka
F. W. Bird
Social Science Association
Stratorga
Sion
NEW Clothing House
B. W. Currier & Co
Marlboro Building
United
Malley
Durell Shepard
West Haven
Jennie Cramer
Henry W. Painter
Shepard
Blanche Douglass
Hoffman House
Lizzie Bundy
Douglass
James Malley
Cramer
Peck
Palmter
Matley
Jecnie Cramer
Walter Malley
Bush
Blanche
Walter
Miss Douglass
John Daff
Christiana Cramer
Jennie
Agricultural
Speec
Jerseys
J. H. Walker
Enupidee
Belle
Topsy
Elsie
Daisy
Solo
John Diman
Putnam
Pearl
Fancier
Jersey
A. Bemis
Spencer
Fela
Fannie
Flora
Buttercup
Mary McLanders
G. W. Goddard
Greenville
Luther Crawford
New Braintree
Worcester County
A. Warner
Woodlawn Point
Notsschild
J. G. Wood
West Millbury
Lyman Draper
Brookfield
J. L. Ellsworth
Eliza Sutton
Centre Harbor
D.G. Aldrich
William Tell
Charles Robinson
Barre
Lord Russell
William Robinson
Texelaar
Burleigh and Bodwell
Hallowell
Hereford
Scotland
Lemon
Mrs. Sutton
S. N. Hubbard
Holden
John Barry
J. D. Wheat
Putney
George Campbell & Son
Westminster
A. E. Fuller
Pomfret
J. A. Hazen
West Hartford
William T. Sherman
W.W. Rice
D. D. Wiley
Henry A. Marsh
Batchelder
O. Parker
Charles B. Pratt
Bay State House
Exchange Street
George B. Loring
Vattle
Marsh and
Reed
O. P. Shattuck
G. E. Batchelder
Thomas Talbot
E. O. Parker
Helley
Kelsey
America
Grand Army Hall
Rink
Jno
R. Farnum
Oy Mare
P. Gorman
Ed. Jackman
C. K. Mosher
Bland Ballard
A.A. Whitney
Sky Ball
J. L. Parker
Lady Fulton
A. C. Sanborn
Astoria
G. J. Worcester
Eva
Steve Ballou
Wash
T. Smith
Motion
C. H. Hatfield
Little Mary
John Reamer
Lizzie M
J. Reamer
L. Parker
S.J. Worcester
Baliou
Dee
H. Hatfield
J.R. Farnum
Bm Fondling
Gua Les E. EK
Mosher
G. Bland Briard
Sanborn
Bik
Whitney
Ccc
Csscceeee
Seth Msen
Mougr Ices
Ceeneceseuy
Charles Childs
Belie
A. A. Whitney
Springfield
Martin Conglin
East Brookfield
Farragut
F. B. Hoadley
Boston Pilot
Alice Woodard
Belle of Fitchburg
Highland Grey
Boston Puilet
Grey
Pilot
New England Fair
A. Woodward
Michigan
D Street
Fifth Street
Danvers
Arcola
Ill
Green & Co
Belvidere House
A. Sellers
Illinois Central Railroad
Hanschild & Co
St. Johnsbury
Vermont Lumber Company
Westmore
Morristown
N. J
Thatcher
Kain
Crane
Lradford
Fredericton
N. B
Shaw Brothers
Pokiok
St. John
St. Louis
Mulanphy Planing Mill Company
Coombs
Fifth Regiment
C. H. Williams
Maj. Tyler
Eighth Regiment
Lieut. Allard
Williams College
Col. Rockwell
Mears
Southworth
Bliss Perry
Williams
R. A. Rice
A.W. Gould
Smith
Franklin Carter
Clark Hall
LaSalle
NAVAL
Portsmouth
Navy Yard
Omaha
Buffalo
Ene
Central
Lake Shore Road
Mary Hayes
Prescott
Hayes
Gray
Third Division
Masschusetts General Hospital
National Prayer
Business Men’s
B. Y. M. Association
Tremont Street
Eliot
A. S. Woodworth
Erie Railroad
John Kemmell
Jamaica
L. I
Toronto Globe
Hanlan
New Caledonia
Beagle
New Britain
New Ireland
Steinsmit
Mr. Lyttelton
Ccscons
Cesccoe
Sertion
Agate
Framingham
Poore
Newburyport
Fraternity Hall
Mr. Poor
Henry V. Poor
Brookline
Alfred Poore
Salem
Perley Poore
West Newbury
Baptist Church
Empire State
North Shore
Capt. Phillips
Cambridge City
John HL
Petings, &Ec
American Designers
Ican Axminsters
Wiltons
Brussels
Dian
Oriental Department
John HH
Pray, Sons
Temple Place
U. 3
Ae Pegtytasadt