Fall River Gas Treasurer Accused of 100000 Defalcation
Reports say Charles P. Stickney, former treasurer of Manufacturers' Gas Co, is linked to a $100,000 defalcation and is said to have attempted suicide. The note notes also yellow fever spread in the South, rising deaths in New Orleans and Memphis, and other political and criminal items.
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North Adams
Lawrence
Maine
Back Bay
Annie Ryan
The Weather in Boston
Osseever's Office, Si0Nst Service in Boston reports lept. weather conditions with unsettled skies and cool temps across the city for the day ahead.
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Court list shows Biggins versus U.S. Grant on false imprisonment
The October term calendar includes Thomas Biggins versus U.S. Grant for $60,000 damages. Biggins, a frequent White House visitor, alleges Grant involvement in his confinement. Also listed is widow Oliver versus Simon Cameron for $20,000 over breach of promise, with anticipated exposure of a correspondence crossing public morals.
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Sherman Notes Gold Premium At One Fourth Of A Cent
Secretary Sherman states the gold premium is now one quarter of one cent and should be eliminated. He says many silver dollars will be paid for dues and four percent bonds and then paid out again. Treasury can exchange silver dollars for United States notes and has no plan to issue minor gold coins before 1877. He confirms sufficient gold for resumption on January 1, 1877.
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Sherman
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Frauds at Manufacturer's Gas Company shock Fall River
In Fall River Massachusetts on September 8 a trusted treasurer Charles P Stickney faces allegations of irregularities at the Manufacturer's Gas Company. Reports place possible theft from thirty thousand to one hundred thousand dollars as ex director Joseph A Baker probes the books while Stickney suffers nervous breakdown and possible suicide reports are denied by doctors. Local citizens mourn the tarnish on a man once widely beloved and the town worries over credit damage.
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Mysterious Tragedy in Deering Ends in Murder
A man’s body, buried in Mason’s woods near Deering, Portland, was found by a berry-picking man and boy. The cause of death appears to be a crushed skull from a heavy blow, with the body wrapped in a bed quilt and a wagon track indicating transport from another location. The victim remains unidentified and motives unclear.
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Robbers Bind Herders at Camp Stambaugh W T Noble
Five masked men raided the Noble camp eighteen miles from Camp Stambaugh early Friday. They tied four herders and held the camp until Saturday night then fled west with the camp outfit thirteen horses and provision. They talked with prisoners and hinted at plans to seize the paymaster. Officials suspect a link to a prior Union Pacific train wreck gang.
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Charity Appeals to Aid Yellow Fever Sufferers Across South
An open letter from Louisiana and other states urges rapid nationwide relief for pestilence victims in New Orleans Memphis Vicksburg and other towns. Proposals include central depots in major cities free transport by lines and coordinated distribution via Howard Peabody and YMCA networks. Across the country cities collect funds with concerts sales and church drives, totals rising toward tens of thousands of dollars for subsistence medicine and burial costs.
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Desperate measures in Memphis as plague worsens
Memphis faces a grave health crisis with scarce workers to bury the dead and burn infected clothing. The Howard Association and Citizens Relief Committee rally, while Mayor Willis resists direct control. Fumigation, bonfires, and potential forcible evacuations are planned as 3000 fever cases flood the city and relief funds run dry.
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Fever outbreaks reported across southern cities
Dispatches from Atlanta to Chattanooga and Nashville describe multiple yellow fever cases and deaths in Tennessee Kentucky Mississippi and Illinois. Reports note suspected spread via a corn shipment from Grenada with several fatalities and ongoing fears of importation.
Ohio Governor Urges Day Of Prayer For Plague
Gov. Richard M. Bishop of Ohio calls on September 13 for all Christians to gather at homes of worship to offer prayers to halt the deadly Southern plague. He cites widespread fatalities and unavailing science, seeking divine intervention to restore health and peace to grieving households.
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Richard M. Bishop
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Bold Robbery and Libel Suits Trump New York News
A street robbery on Pearl Street near Seaman's Savings Bank ends with the recovery of $553 and a $20 check after four assailants snatch a messenger's wallet. Other items note six transatlantic steamers leaving, grain and cheese exports, and first oysters shipped this season. A Russian contract dredging machine bound for Cronstadt is described. John Henry Graff, after failing to coerce his wife to return, fires at her then shoots himself, leaving his prognosis doubtful.
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Butler Speech at North Adams Promises Reform
Gen. Butler spoke in Armory Hall before about 800 in North Adams on September 7, urging economy, attacking extravagance and officials, and pledging to fight corrupt practices. He assailed bondholders, state commissions, and Mashpee Indian grants, vowing to reform abuses and urge practical business discipline. He announced plans to visit Lawrence next, with supporters applauding loudly.
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Attempted self harm by Shapley man reported
Mr Welch of Shapley about 50 years old attempted death by own action Saturday by cutting his throat with a razor. Recovery is doubtful. Domestic difficulties drove him to the act. At the Maine State Fair in Portland on the 17th to 20th this month there will be grand bicycle races on days two and three with valuable prizes. Entries already plentiful. First day features mile heats best three in five. Second day a straightaway five mile dash.
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New England Exhibitors Medal List From Paris Exposition
An unofficial Paris Exposition list cites New England firms awarded medals in the United States section. Names include American Watch Company Waltham Mass makers of watches and movements, Willimantic Linen Hartford Conn spool cotton, Collin Co Hartford axes, Pratt Whitney Hartford firearms, Colt Hartford firearms, Slater Providence cotton goods, Forestdale Slatersville sheetings, Willam S Tower Hingham Mass carriers, Douglass Axe Boston tools, Bar num Richardson Lime Rock car wheels, and many others across industries from textiles to machinery and hardware.
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Florence
Gossamer Rubber Clothing Company
Boston
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Taunton
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Springfield
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Roxbury
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Waterbury
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Stony Creek
Robert Freeland
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Hathaway
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Olver Ames & Sons
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Batcheller & Sons
Wallingford
Henry Devens
Brattleboro
Morse Twist Drill and Machine Company
New Bedford
Northampton
Emery Wheel Company
Leeds
Wiley & Russell Manufacturing Company
Greenfield
Knapp
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Norwich
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
E. B. Clarke
Midlefield
West Randolph Schools Postponed Over Diphtheria
Vermont item notes diphtheria outbreak prompting a one week postponement of village schools at West Randolph. Also mentions a church resignation after an incident with a pastor, and a Passumpsic Railway extra train moving officers toward construction of a 26 mile link to form a Montreal to Boston route.
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Senator Poore visits with Anthony on Sunday
A Sunday with Senator Anthony and Ben Perley Poore is noted amid a town chronicle. Local figures include Wilbraham valuation at 664224 with a 12 dollar tax rate and wage cuts at South Wareham Nail Company.
Notable early 19th century jurist dies in Mich and others
Hon James Sullivan of Dowagiac Mich dies aged 83 after a career as a leading Michigan lawyer and state officeholder. Born 1811 in Exe ter NH, he studied at Dartmouth and practiced in Pembroke and Concord before moving west. Other obituaries include Robert Allen Coffin, Amherst College pioneer and author. Mrs Frank Whitcher known as Maud Hilton. George T Acres North End businessman. and John Malloy, Toronto resident and self-proclaimed Royal William officer.
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Tragic Accidents and Theft Hit Local Area
Cornelius Glesson’s three year old daughter died after handling corrosive substance at Wolcottville. Olga Klauser, 18, daughter of Karl Klauser, drowned in Farmington river. Edward Haban, clerk at T Steele & Sons in Hartford, robbed his employers of gold and silver items worth 1590 dollars and escaped.
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Wolcottville
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Farmington
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T. Steele & Sons, Jewellers
President Hayes at Minnesota State Fair 187? visit
President Hayes and Mrs Hayes visited Minneapolis for the Minnesota State Fair. A 500000 dollar stock parade, a crowd of about 20000 at Agricultural Hall, and speeches by Hayes and Attorney General Devens highlighted the event. A benevolent Bible sale raised funds for Confederate soldiers’ families, with proceeds directed to yellow fever sufferers in the South. The Hayes party stayed with Mayor Rand and planned departure to Washington.
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Delegates Named in New Hampshire Gubernatorial Race
Reports from Manchester Bethlehem Milford and Claremont NH recount delegate tallies and caucus selections for State and Congressional Conventions in the Republican and Democratic races. Notable mentions include Charles H Bell for Governor Evarts W Farr for Congressman and nominations to support Frank H McKean Nashua for Governor.
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Leonard B. Dow
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Edward Finerty
LH. Carlton
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T. B. Dearborn
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Claremont
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Woodsville
Keene
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Kent
Laconia
Frank H. McKean
Nashua
New Haven Singer Katie Byron Found Drowned at Savin Point
The body of 21 year old Katie Byron, a Tivoli Garden singer, was found among seaweed at Savin Point as the tide receded. A coroner's jury ruled the death accidental drowning after an inquest held at Savin Point.
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River man falls to death in mill accident at Borden block
Michael Connors, 32, a laborer, plunged from a third story window at the Borden mill blocks in FASL River late last night after drinking. He died at 5 AM from a fractured skull. He left a wife and two children. The scene and cause are reported in this late night notice amid shipping and commodities listings from Liverpool and Boston houses.
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Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco
San Francisco list shows closing prices for mining stocks including Grand Prize Hale & Norch Julia Consolidated Mexican Northern Belle Ophir Overman Raymond & Ely Savage Sierra Nevada Union Consolidated Crown Point Eureka Consolidated Exchequer Gould & Co City.
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English fleet sails to Halifax amid thanks and crowds
Newport R. I. Sept. 8 The English fleet sails for Halifax Tuesday. Admirals and officers praise the many acts of courtesy shown. Over 1000 visitors were aboard the Bellerophon today. The chaplain preached an excellent sermon at Trinity Church this afternoon. The city’s ball tomorrow night will be a magnificent affair. The Ocean House, where it is to be held, is being decorated tonight.
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Russian cruisers stir Philadelphia interest in arrivals
In Philadelphia on September 7, news revives interest in Russian warships. The Cimbria with sailors arrives next week and the Yazoo is being prepared as a receiving ship. A trial voyage to Europe will follow. Cramp shipyard will host a reception for the Russian officers Thursday evening.
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Mackerel Fleet Arrives From Eastern Shore Reports Scarce Catch
Provincetown reports mackerel fishermen arriving from the eastern shore with schooners M. E. Higgins 316 barrels Lizzie Hannum 240 barrels Sylvester 260 barrels Waldron Holmes 250 barrels. They say the catch is scarce and small in size.
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