Mayor appoints committee of 50 to probe franchise frauds
New York on September 5 reports Mayor Edson appointed a committee of 50 formed after a Chickering hall mass meeting. The panel is directed to investigate aldermanic franchise applications that could defraud the city. Members include Babcock Bates Belmont Brown Claflin Cooper Chittenden Dana Dows Herrick James Kelly Kelly Ottenderfer Winston and Thurber.
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New York
Edson
Chickering Hall
Board of Aldermen
D. Babcock
L. M. Bates
August Belmont
James M. Brown
Chamber of Commerce
H. B. Claflin
Cooper
L. E. Chittenden
Charles A. Dana
David Dows
J. Hobart Herrick
The
Produce Exchange
Willis James
John Kelly
Eugene Kelly
Oswald Ottenderfer
Frederick
Winston
H. K. Thurber
Dartmouth Athletic association elects officers at Hanover
The Dartmouth Athletic association met at Hanover and elected officers: President Richard Webb of Portland, vice president W. K. Ferguson of Malone, N Y, treasurer F H Weston of Windsor, Vt, secretary H H Hanson of Dover. Directors include E A Bayley Newbury Vt John P Tucker Jr Boston W H Bradley St Johnsbury Vt S E Cavery Strafford Vt. Field meeting scheduled for October 1 and 2.
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S. E. Cavery
Strafford
Tramps Fire on Train. Derby Burglary Suspected
In West Haven three men riding a truck on the Derby railroad train were challenged by crew. A fight followed and the trio fled to Derby. two were captured, one escaped. Passengers narrowly avoided bullets as police label the men professional burglars aiming to rob travelers.
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New Haven
Conn
Derby Railroad
West Haven
Derby
Miners to Strike in Western Pennsylvania
A Monongahela dispatch reports state officials will call out all bituminous coal miners in western Pennsylvania including river and railroad workers and those in Clearfield regions. About 20 000 men are affected. The aim is not a general strike but to curb production to raise prices.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Clearfield
Norfolk shooting at hospital leaves two women hurt
In Norfolk at St Vincent de Paul’s hospital on September 8 Sam Blease an errand boy from Providence shot Nellie Devlin who died instantly and Caroline Jalomonsky who was seriously hurt. Blease then shot himself dead. The motive remains unknown.
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Norfolk
St. Vincent de Paul’s Hospital
Sam Blease
Providence
Nellie Devlin
Caroline Jalomonsky
Blease
Tramp Arrested for Burglary in Concord New Hampshire
Frederick H. Bear, claiming a trek from Erie Pennsylvania, was arrested in Concord for burglary. He possessed a silver watch cigars gold items and two pocketbooks when taken into custody and was committed this evening in default of $600 bail.
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Concord
N. H
Frederick H. Bear
Erie
Oklahoma Payne Brought In For Whiskey Charge
Oklahoma Payne and seven followers were brought to Fort Smith Arkansas and turned over to the U S marshal who served writs for introducing and selling whiskey in the Indian country Payne was released on a 1000 dollar bond and the others were discharged
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Fort Smith
Ark
Oklahoma
Payne
United States
Cotton mill closes in Wilmington amid 10 percent wage strike
Wilmington, Del., Sept 8 James Riddle's sons and Co cotton mill near the city has closed indefinitely due to a weaver strike numbering about 40 demanding higher wages. The stoppage puts roughly 3000 hands out of work.
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Wilmington
Del
James Riddle’s Sons & Co
Blind man Thomas Neff killed by passenger train
A 75 year old blind man named Thomas Neff was struck by a passenger train in Danielsville. He died instantly this afternoon as a seager train incident was reported from Providence Rhode Island.
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Providence
R. I
Danielsville
Conn
Thomas Neff
Farrar and Florence Opera Co Breaks Up in Louisville
The Farrar and Florence opera company of Boston dissolved in Louisville today after failing to pay salaries and leaving members unable to fund their return home.
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Louisville
Farrar and Florence Opera Company
Boston
Maine elects Republicans by slim 12,000 majority
The Maine election results show Republicans winning the governor’s race and sweeping the state. They reelect four congressmen Reed narrowly leads in the first district by about 500. Dingley Milliken and Boutelle win. Senate gains and county wins widen GOP control. The piece notes a cap on liquor laws and mocks a defeated opponent.
Democrats win Biddeford with large city majority
Biddeford voters cast a heavy Democratic win led by Governor and congressional gains. Harmon and Emery carry county tickets while Democrats take six of seven wards and tie in the seventh. Women vote for temperance. Republicans spent heavily elsewhere, alleging corruption in money use. Judge Cleaves defeats Reed by wide margin.
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Reed
Judge Cleaves
Cleaves
Biddeford
Congress
Tom Reed
Harmon
Emery
Ward
Republian
Bangor Democrats Fail To Break Republican Lead In City
Special despatch from Bangor reports Robie leads Redman by 515 to 406, with Boutelle 26 votes behind. Democrats contributed all their city funds, while Republicans spent more and bought votes. Irish ward backers supported the straight Democratic ticket though greensback shifts favored Republicans. Democrats claim strength equal to 1876 despite costly GOP victory statewide.
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Bangor
Boston Post
Robie
Redman
Boutelle
Blaine Explains Tariff Victory Dodges Temperance Question
Augusta Me Sept 8 Tonight Republicans celebrate Maine victory. Crowds cheer Blaine at his residence as he argues protection to American labor and denounces Morrison tariff. He says national issues trump state alcohol questions and thanks supporters. Cullom and Swift speak.
Maine Republicans Face Confidence Vote as Blaine Wins
The Portland Argus notes Blaine carried Maine by a large margin and Robie wins Cumberland County with 1039 to 192 in 1882 towns, while the overall county ticket shows solid majorities. The piece argues Democrats spent heavily but lacked organization, suggesting Republicans are split over Blaine despite Robie’s gains. The piece cites a telegraphed comment from George C. Wing of the Republican state committee.
Androscoggin County Election Results Lie in 1894
Androscoggin county elects Pennell Roak Hillman Smith Savage Harris reg of probate W Harris county attorney Lara treasurer Robins Walker McGillicuddy Martel Palmer Noble Cobb Philbrook Howard. Lewiston votes against GOP gains. Gov Dingley wins congress seat by about 3000 majority 4500 plurality. county backs prohibitory amendment except Lewiston.
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Lewiston
Androscoggin County
William D. Pennell
William D. Roak
Hillman Smith
A. R. Savage
N. W. Harris
Tascas Atwood
Daniel Lara
J. M. Robins
Charles Walker
T. J. McGillicuddy
L. J. Martel
Livermore
John Palmer
Poland
Benjamin P. Noble
Minot
Prescott R. Cobb
Lisbon
J. Philbrook
Leeds
Seth Howard
Dingley
Congress
Prohibition Amendment Passes in Missouri Vote Victory
Rev. H C Munson reports from Portland Missouri that 200 towns gave Yes 74500 No 20595 on the prohibitory amendment. The measure carries by at least 53905 in a likely larger final margin possibly over 60000.
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Portland
H. C. Munson
Secretary of
Amendment Association
Maine Election Party Lineups by Towns and Reps
A list of towns with candidate names and party affiliations including Republicans Democrats and greenbackers. Notable entries include Brunswick Camden Waterville Bath Lewiston and Rockland with listed representatives and party designations.
We Go to Bed Knowing that Hobie Has Only About 12 060 Majority
PORTLAND Me Sept 9 At 2 35 o c returns are in from 267 of the 500 towns and plantations and these give Robie 61 318 tedman 45 064 Eustis Eaton and scattering 2 414 a majority of 13 840 The same towns in 1882 gave Robie 56 195 Plaisted 47 510 and 1467 scattering Robie will now have about 12 000 majority in a total vote of about 140 000 The returns yet to be received include those from Madawaska which is usually strongly democratic The First District At 2 30 A M returns have been received from all but three towns in this district and Thomas B Reed has 735 plurality Portland gives Reed 3822 Cleaves 3491 Clark 37 in Lincoln County DAMARISCOTTA Me Sept 9 Complete returns from Lincoln county at Damariscotta Herald office give Robie 424 over Redman gain 142 over 1882 Sebastian S Marble rep re elected senator by 390 majority Republicans also elect entire county ticket except clerk of courts
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Blaine
Hannibal Hamlin
Robie
United States
National Committee
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Samuel J. Pilden
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Connecticut
Indiana
Grover Cleveland
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Dingley
Milliken
Boutelle
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Post
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Meonion Hall
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Kennebec County
S. M. Cullom
Illinois
John L. Swift
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Tedman
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Eaton
Plaisted
Madawaska
Thomas B. Reed
Cleaves
Clark
Lincoln County
Damariscotta
Damariscotta Herald
Sebastian S. Marble
New Brunswick
N.J
Mahlon Runyan
National Bank of New Jersey
Hill
Walter Carrol
Campbell
Runyon
Dayton
Board of Directors
Runyan
N. J
Shelley
Ira Voorhees
G. B. Adrian
Hills
Wall Street
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Mamma
Stoddard
Martin A. Howell
Mahlan Runyan
Bank President Mahlon Runyan Dies in New Brunswick Bank Chaos
New Brunswick New Jersey September 8 Mahlon Runyan president of the National Bank of New Jersey shot himself in a bank closet amid a bank theft scandal. Cashier Hill implicated in embezzlements exceeding a million dollars and officers face arrest. Panic and loyalist fears of a bank raid surge as police seal the bank.
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National Bank of
New Jersey
The Campaign Growth of Butlers Little Infant Progress
New York Sept 8 At a Tammany committee meeting district representatives said voters would stand by the organization s decisions whatever they might be Spinola moved resolutions to form a district address for the general committee Grady spoke urging no denunciation of Gov Cleveland and was applauded Afterward leaders expressed confidence Tammany would support Cleveland
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New York
Tammany Committee On
Spinola
Assembly
Holahan
Board of Aldermen
Grady
Cleveland
Tarmmany
Grand Political Demonstration for Gov Cleveland in Elmira
Elmira witnesses the grandest political demonstration to honor Gov. Cleveland with a 7000-strong parade through main streets. Cleveland reviews the line from Rathburn house balcony as 30,000 visitors crowd the city. a blue silk banner depicting Sobriety Justice Honesty Reform and Victory is presented to him. Cleveland then departs for Geneva to attend Secretary Folger’s funeral.
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Elmira
N. Y
Cleveland
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Rathburn House
Parnell
J. J. O’connor
Gov. Cleveland
Geneva
Folger
Republican Convention in Concord Chooses Narrowly
Concord N H September 8 Republicans gather to nominate a second district congress candidate. Leading contenders are J H Gallinger and Daniel Barnard with Gallinger favored to win. Democrats also back John M Hill of Concord for governor at the state convention.
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Concord
Hill
N. H
Congress
J. H. Gallinger
Republican State Committee
Daniel Barnard
Franklin
Gallinger
Democratic City Committee
John M. Hill
Butler headquarters move to Union Square in New York
The Butler headquarters were moved today from the Fifth Avenue hotel to No 16 Union Square. William A Fowler heads the operation with a large staff posting documents nationwide. An anti Cleveland league formed in the 19th assembly district with over 900 members.
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New York
Butler
Fifth Avenue
No. 16
Union Square
William A. Fowler
19Th Assembly
Parnell's Position in Irish National League Cable
Lincoln dispatch reports Patrick Evans receiving a cable from Charles S. Parnell congratulating the Boston convention result and the league's neutral stance in American politics. Also noted are remarks from an Old Razor-back about Judge Endicott's gubernatorial nomination and a Gloucester peoples party caucus listing delegates for Worcester. Dover campaign notes mention a tense county republican convention with a sheriff race contest.
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Srathdrum
Boston
Irish National League
League
Charles
Parnell
Salem
Judge Endicott
Cotton Whig Times
Union
Constitution
Greenback Party
Gloucester
Mass
People’s Party
Worcester
Isaac N. Story
J. Lemuel Shepherd
George Denner
George Sawyer
W. P. Rust
John Reinby
F. M. Loring
P. Powers
J. A. Kenney
David Parkhurst
A. Tarr
E. Hearnen
J. S. Parsons
William Dennett
John Atkinson
J. J. Burns
Howard Ingersoll
Thaddeus Griffin
George Collins
E. A. Story
D. G. Allen
F. W. Surrey
John Trask
Councillor Tarr
Alderman Parsons
Dover
N. H
Colbath
Johnson
Explosions Startling Oil Leak Plagues Hunter's Point
Andrew Henderson was injured after a cellar explosion. A sewer blast near Tenth street and Vernon avenue followed, injuring Alderman Morris's daughter. Crude oil leaks from Standard Oil pipes into the sewer, sending gas into many cellars. Henderson files suit for 10,000 against the oil company and city. Health officer warns oil could endanger all homes if explosions recur in cold weather.
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Hunter’s Point
Hunter’s Pont
L. L
Andrew Henderson
Tenth Street
Vernon Avenue
Henderson
Standard Oil Company
Attad
Cholera and China News From Sept 8 Republic
On Sept 8 in Maprio an American clergyman died in San Sebastian Spain from heart disease and his daughters seek damages after authorities burned his effects. Naples reports cholera paralysis of trade with 10,000 fishermen unemployed and aid sent. Paris and other cities record multiple cholera deaths. In China war news, Shanghai reports a Japanese or Chinese apology to a British admiral, French troops move in Tonkin, and the Chinese emperor issues a war declaration. European dispatches note Canton river closures and only minor fort damage. naval losses cited. Also reports of clerical riots in Belgium, and strategic notes on Gordon relief prospects. Racing results from Marblehead yacht regatta detail class winners and times.
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Maprio
San Sebastian
Spain
Naples
Majoria
Paris
Toulon
la Seyne
Vins
Perpignan
Prades
Arles
Cattlar
Tresserre
Ille
Rome
China
London
Shanghai
Foo Chow
Millothes
Hanoi
Briere
Tonquin
Tameni
Formosa
Pall Mall
Berlin
Canton
Pekin
Pall Mall Gazette
Min River
Courbet
Mirgau
Kinpai
Antwerp
Brussels
Gordon
Debbah
Khartoum
Wolseley
Gov Cleveland Delights Crowd with Fairground Talk
Gov. Cleveland and party received a perfect ovation at Ev mima fair grounds. Crowds followed carriages from point to point and cheered as the governor, well pleased with the fair, began speaking at 2 45 P M. from his carriage before Manufacturers hall. His agriculture focused remarks drew great attention and frequent cheers from about 15 060 attendees.
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Cleveland
Bankers and Merchants Telegraphs closed by sheriff
In New Haven on September 8 a New London sheriff attached the Bankers' and Merchants' telegraph company, after already attaching the New London office. The action targets the construction of 30 miles of wires from Willimantic to New London, with the contractor Charles A. Bogle of Providence, R I, starting a sustained $8500 project.
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New Haven
Conn
Bankers’ and Merchants’ Telegraph Company
New London
Willimantic
Charles A. Bogle
Providence
R, I
A Pretty Contest on the Union Grounds
The Boston Unions defeated the Kansas Citys three to one in a close game on the Union Grounds. Shaw pitched brilliantly, striking out eleven and allowing only two singles. Craine, McCarty, Slattery, and Shaw contributed key hits, while the visitors showed marked improvement over their previous visit. Other games noted include Philadelphia 10 Chicagos 7, Cincinnati Unions 11 Baltimore 9, St Louis Unions 9 Wilmingtons 3, Toledos 2 Brooklyns 1, and Clevelands 7 Buffalos 6.
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Kansas Citys
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Slattery
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Philadelphias
Chicagos
Ticce
Baltimore
Cincinnati Unions
Baltimores
Wilmington
St. Louis Unions
Wilmingtons
Toledo
Toledos
Brooklyns
Portland
Clevelands
Buffalos
Futile Foul Claim Swirls Around Hanlan Beach Rowing Match
The Paramatta river race for world championship glory over 1 1/2 miles ended with Beach winning by five or six lengths in 20 minutes 29 seconds after Hanlan alleged a foul. Umpire rejected the foul, Hanlan later admitted fouling due to a steamer’s close proximity. Other notes include Philadelphia league game delays, upcoming baseball matchups, a forfeited game to the Nationals, and a horse versus bicycle contest in St. Louis.
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Clevelands
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Buffalos
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Pittsburg
Washington
Nationals
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Sullivan
St. Louis
Anderson
John Teemer
Sportsman
Narragansett Park
Howard Star Specialty and Comedy Company at the Howard
The Howard Atheneum presents the Howard Star Specialty and Comedy Company on a United States and Canada tour starting with a one week stand at the Howard. Notable acts include Hamlin and Keeler, Miss May Maccabe, the Carron Brothers, E. H. Doyle, Fields and Hanson, Agnes Burns, Lizzie Simms, the two Maes, and a farcical finale That Bad Boy featuring William Carroll.
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Boston
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