Bishop Huntington backs Cleveland over Blaine in 1884 race
The eminent theologian Bishop Huntington of Central New York publicly supports Grover Cleveland’s candidacy over James G. Blaine. His stance, rooted in Holy Writ and church teaching, reflects his long life of moral judgment and forgiveness and is seen as a strong example influencing many in his diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
Bishop Huntington
New York
Grover Cleveland
James G. Blaine
David
Solomon
Annanias
Sapphira
Huntington
Maine election not on tariff but dollars and cents says Blaine
The piece argues Blaine overstates tariff influence in Maine. It notes Lewiston and Biddeford shifted Democratic as did Waterville and Brunswick, with Democratic gains tied to economics and wages rather than tariff talk. The author warns the majority came at a price you paid for through politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Maine
A. Ward
Lewiston
Biddeford
Lewistown
Piddeford
Waterville
Brunswick
Plumed Knight
Social Sensation Elopement Involving Gould Partner’s Daughter
Special Despatch reports Victoria Morisini daughter of G. P. Morisini eloped with Earnest Schelling the family coachman. Morisini once aided Jay Gould and now partners with his son. Schelling a former employee. age given as 98 in error, described as good looking. Yonkers and New York police searched trains and depots. late today Schelling and Morisini reportedly boarded a Ludlow to New York train at 3 P.M. and arrived about 4 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
Boston Post
New York
Police
Yonkers
Victoria Morisini
Earnest
Schelling
Mr. Morisini
Miss Morisini
Grand Central
Schilling
Morisini
Mangin
Ludlow
Richford Editor Arrested on Defamation Indictment
RICHFORD VT Sept 9 M J Maloney editor of the Richford Gazette was arrested by Sheriff Hamilton of West Charleston on an Orleans county grand jury indictment charging defamation of the character of Chief Justice Royce of St Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richford
M. J. Maloney
Hamilton
West Charleston
Orleans County
Royce
St. Albans
Port Washington man shoots at trainer over claimed colt
New York report states Capt. Cornell of Port Washington was shot three times at Comec L I while taking a colt Burr claimed to own from Elbert Burr's farm. He is in a critical condition and likely to die.
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New York
Comec
L. I
Elbert Burr
Capt. Cornell
Port Washington
Burr
Terrible Cholera Plagues Naples and Europe
Paris plans a cholera relief fete on Sept 14. Cholera deaths surge in Toulon La Seyre Sallespont and St. Anne de Venes as Spezia reports flies spreading disease. Naples endures dire scenes, citywide infections rise with King Humbert visiting hospitals. Czar journey brings police patrols and public curiosity as Warsaw tightens security. France prepares for potential war. Cairo hosts dignitaries as British troops move.
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Paris
Toulon
la Seyre
Sallespont
St. Anne de Venes
St. Aitoine
Rome
Variou
Italy
Genoa
Spezia
Fiies
Humbert
Maddelina
Naples
Narzas
San Gennaro
Conocehia Hospital
Warsaw
Poland
France
China
Formosa
Cabinet Council
la Nationale Today
London
Telegraph
Cairo
Khartoum
Gordon
el Mahdi
Lord Wolseley
Egypt
Lord Northbrooke
Alexandria
Nile
Upper
Wolsely
Lord Northbrook
Sir Evelyn Baring
Blaine's futile effort to pacify New York stalwarts
The long report debunks a tale of Blaine meeting President Arthur at the Fifth Avenue Hotel as a fabrication. It notes Blaine bosses fear New York stalwarts, mention Gresham’s possible Treasury post, and say no accord with Arthur exists. It also covers Concord Prohibitionists' state convention to be held tomorrow with local officials named and deliberations on governor and electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
New York
Blaine
Arthur
Fifth Avenue
Republican National Committee
Conkling
United States
Lapham
Gresham
the Treasury
Frye
Concord
N. H
Q. H. Shinn
Plymouth
C. A. Hovey
Manchester
James M. Marder
J. H. Goodale
Nashua
Larkin D. Mason
Tamworth
Maine Returns Show Republican Gains In Several Counties
Returns from Gray Robie leads Redman in multiple towns with Robie 435 against 543 in regional tallies. Washington county shows Robie about 1274 ahead, and Aroostook County reports large GOP gains. Blaine receives congratulatory des patches as Maine Republicans sweep counties and elect most lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Robie
Redman
Scattering
House of Representatives
Washington
Aroostook
Calais
Washington County
Gave
B. Thomas Chaloner
East Machias
Jonesport
Machiasport
Aroostook County
Blaine
Avacosta
Gov
the Navy
Nathan Goff, Jr
West Virginia
John S. Collier
Maine Senate
William H. Gunners
Post Office Department
New Hampshire Democrats Prepare for Convention
Delegates arrive in Concord as state and congressional convention organization is adopted. Officers include President Henry Kent of Lancaster and committees on credentials and resolutions. Speakers include Daniel Marcy Calvin Page and others. Debate focuses on gubernatorial and congressional nominations. Cleveland reform sentiment dominates. Maine and Philadelphia press quotes boost Democratic confidence.
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Concord
N. H
State Committee
Henry ©. Kent
Lancaster
Rockingham County
J. C. Eastman
Hampstead
Strafford
Thomas J. Smith
Dover
Carroll
John B. Nash
Conway
Cheshire
Ansel Dickerson
Winchester
Sullivan
Herbert B. Vial
Charlestown
Merrimack
Isaac G. Russ
Pembroke
Hillsborn
Timothy B. Crowley
Nashua
Grafton
Lorenzo Day
Enfield
Coos
Sherburne
Colebrook
Ecretanes
Daniel B. Donovan
Hlorace W. Farran
Edward K. Webster
Pittsfield
Henry H. Clark
Bath
Calvin Page
Portsmouth
Stafford
John C. Bartlett
Lee
Belknap
M. K. Smith
Belmont
L. Pitman
F. A. Barker
Keene
Barton
Aradon
Samuel Head
Hockett
Hillsboro
M. Lebreche
Manchester
Dorrance B. Currier
Hanover
J.john C. Puttee
Stratford
Harry Bingham
Littleton
Beckingham
S. H. Leven
J. L. Fisher
G. W. M. Pitman
Bartlett
Cy Bs Stone
Laconia
O. H. Bradley
Jaffrey
Hosea Parker
Claremont
J. H. George
W. Jameson
Austin
I. W. Drew
Daniel Marcy
F. G. Noyes
Hosea W. Parker
C. A. Gallagher
John M. Hill
Thomas Cogswell
Gilmanton
Charles E. Tilton
Tilton
W. W. Bailey
D. M. White
Peterboro
Frank Jones
Republican conventions nominate in New Hampshire
In ConcorD and Nashua, delegates gather for state and district gatherings. Ballots name William Gillinger as the congressional nominee and Hiram Merrill wins the senatorial seat on the first ballot. Strafford county electors select officers with Johnston, Burleigh, Cartland, and Welch among winners. Haynes poised to speak at Wollboro meeting.
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Concord
N. H
Congress
Frank D. Currier
Canaan
I. J. Bellon
Walpole
Barton
Barnard
Gallinger
Gillinger
Frank €. Churchill
Lebanon
John B. Smith
Hillsboro
Nashua
Hiram T. Merrill
Dover
Strafford County
City Hall
Charles A. Fairbanks
Frank E. Libbey
Somersworth
John Blake
Rochester
John C. Johnston
Farmington
William R. Burleigh
Chas. Sumner Cartland
Lee
John T. Welch
Joan F. Tarr
Benjamin Hanson
Great Falls
Ralph Hough
Wolfboro
Martin A. Haynes
Party Conventions Are Held In Several States
In Lincoln Nebraska and Jefferson City Missouri, anti monopoly and greenback conventions debated fusion with Republicans and Democrats. Gen Butler spoke advocating minority representation and balance of power. Missouri Republicans elected temporary chairman and began uniting anti-bourbon factions. A fusion candidate for governor was endorsed with key state offices named.
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Lincoln
Neb
Butler
Gen. Butler
People’s Party
Jefferson City
Wagner
St. Louis
D. P. Grier
Nicholas Ford
Registry of Lands
H. M. Starkloff
Maj. J. Thompson
Sedalia
Jacob Sands
Adair
Col
David Murphy
Supreme Court
David Wagner
Rhode Island Republicans Indifferent to Blaine Logan Rally
Rhode Island is reportedly for Blaine and Logan yet the Oakland beach demonstration failed to draw strong enthusiasm. Only Dr. George B. Loring of Salem and Gen. Edward W. Hinks appeared among outside speakers, with letters of regret from others. A small procession of about 50 men preceded the train to Oakland beach, where 3 pm talks by Loring, Hinks, Rep. Spooner and others drew a crowd of fair size.
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Rhode Island
Rkepublicans
Blaine
Logan
Providence
R. I
Oakland Beach
Cleveland
Hendricks
Butler
West
New York Papers Assess Blaine Maine Result
Brief comments from multiple papers note Blaine’s weaker than expected support in Maine and discuss implications for the national race. Editors from Herald Times Springfield and Philadelphia Times weigh the impact on Republican prospects and the effect on state pride appeals.
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Springfield
Rep
Maine
Blaine
Robie
Philadelphia Times
Vermont
Independent
Albany Argus
Dem
Congressional Nominations and Political Shifts Across States
The piece lists Democratic and Republican nominees by district in Michigan North Carolina Alabama Louisiana Arkansas Iowa Texas with the ills of party missteps and a note on Ohio’s GOP invitation error. It also covers Carl Schurz campaign rallies in Milwaukee and broad liberal versus Blaine tensions. It cites Detroit donor John Pidgeon’s 250 dollar contribution to Dickinson for the Democratic ticket. It notes McVicker named candidate in Illinois fourth district and Brookyln young men's club expansion as well as a large Westerly Rhode Island rally and Bishop Huntington backing Cleveland against Blaine. New Haven Germans back the Democrats.
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Michigan
M. C. Maybury
North Carolina
John S. Henderson
Craige
Alabama
Jere Haralson
Louisiana
E. J. Gay
Arkansas
Poindexter Dunn
Iowa
Benjamin Frederick
Texas
Throckmorton
Republican State Committee of
Ohio
Lot. M. Morrill
John Pidgeon
Detroit
D. M. Dickinson
National Democratic Committee
Blaine
Mulligan
Indianapolis
Westerly
R. I
Bishop Huntington
New York
Cleveland
New Haven
Alabama Senator's Daughter Weds in York PA wedding
Miss Sallie Pugh, youngest daughter of Senator Pugh of Alabama, marries Albert D. Elliott of York Pennsylvania today. Officer John F Fowler of the metropolitan police is shot by John Langston, a dangerous escapee from a chain gang, Langston captured. Fowler dies minutes later. Assistant Secretary French declines to seek Treasury post amid Greely expedition diary controversy. Lincoln to pursue investigation into alleged diary loss and officers’ conduct.
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Washington
Sallie Pugh
Senator Pugh
Alabama
Albert D. Elliott
York
John F. Fowler
Metropolitan Police Force
John Langston
Langston
Fowler
the Treasury
French
Lincoln
Greely
Snyder
State Patriotic Order Sons of America meeting in Portland
The Maine state camp of the Patriotic Order Sons of America met in Portland with good attendance. Officers elected include H. Leslie as state president A. E. Conyers as state vice president J. H. Aughey as state M F and C O. L. Robertson as state secretary M. J. Prince as state treasurer J. W. Higgen as state marshal C. A. Maxwell as state sargeant at arms J. W. Courtland A. Conners O. L. Robertson as delegates to the national camp. Pas president T. W. Daniels installed the officers.
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Portland
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Leslie
A. E. Conyers
Bar Harbor
M. F
J. H. Aughey
O. L. Robertson
Ferry Village
M.J. Prince
J. W. Higgen
West Eden
C. A. Maxwell
J. W. Courtland
A. Conners
Pas
T. W. Daniels
Train Derails After Cow Collision Near Corinth
The Memphis and Charleston westbound train, due at 9:30, derailed three miles west of Corinth, Mississippi, after the locomotive ran over a cow. About 70 passengers escaped with bruises. two black workers, a brakeman named Lee with a broken jaw and a black girl with an arm and three ribs broken, were severely hurt. Passengers were brought to Memphis today.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis and
Charleston
Corinth
Miss
Lee
Conant McClellan murder case begins jury empanelment
In New London on Sept 9 counsel announced readiness to try the Conant McClellan case as 18 summoned jurors were questioned. only three, Bindless, Minor, and Halil, were acceptable. Lawyers aim for married men who have not read Norwich papers. defense strategy remains a mystery. Jury selection resumes tomorrow.
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New London
Conn
Conant-McClellan
Thomas P. Bindless
W. H. Minor
Groton
William Halil
Conant
Cass and
Shields
Norwich
National Liberal League elects officers at Cassadaga
The National liberal league closed its annual session with a new board led by Robert Ingersoll as president and Daniel P. Putnam as secretary. Charles Watts Elizur Wright James Parton and 8 B Wakeman serve as vice presidents, Courtlandt Palmer as secretary and Charles B Reynolds as executive committee chair. Two thousand dollars were pledged for next year's expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassadaga
N. Y
National Liberal League
Robert Ingersoll
Daniel P. Putnam
Charles Watts
Elizur Wright
James Parton
B. Wakeman
Courtlandt Palmer
Charles B. Reynolds
Emigration Commissioners Meet Col lector on Immigrant Landing
New York officials held a conference with Collector Robertson about the landing of assisted immigrants from foreign ports. Details remained secret but it is understood the commissioners will travel to Washington on Thursday to seek federal action to halt the practice.
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New York
Robertson
Washington
United States
Philadelphia Pole Removal Order Issued by City Official
David R. Walker chief of the city electrical department sent a notice to all concerned companies requiring removal of telegraph telephone and electric light poles and wires from over and along Philadelphia streets before January first eighteen eighty five.
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Philadelphia
David R. Walker
City Electrical Department
City of
Telegraph operator shot in Hocking valley mining clash
William Collison a telegraph operator at Snake Hollow in the Hocking valley was shot and killed by guard Beatton during a night incident. He was mistaken for a striking miner suspected of trying to set fire to a hopper.
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Columbus, O
William Collison
Snake Hollow
Hocking Valley
Beatton
Illinois state fair opens amid crowds in Chicago
News in brief reports 30,000 visitors at the Illinois state fair in Chicago on Tuesday. Also noted is Montgomery County Pennsylvania's centennial celebration opening in Norristown, a suspicious skeleton amid Conway Massachusetts house fire, repeated attempts to damage the Lebanon Pennsylvania Seventh Street bridge, a murder confession in Missouri, pleuroneumonia fears in Omro cattle, and a lynching claim in Cheney Washington. The era also records Indian claims of innocence, German miners in Nelsonville Ohio, and dissatisfaction over their transport to Buchtel.
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Chicago
Montgomery County
Norristown
George Truesdell
Conway
Mass
Union Canal
Lebanon
Oliver H. Bateman
Litttle McLaughlin
Flag Springs
Omro
Wis
Rusk
W. A. Kenney
The
State University
Dr. Atkinson
Milwaukee
Codman Letter Defends Cleveland in 1864 Rally Context
Col Charles R Codman writes to George Fred Williams defending Gov Grover Cleveland against Mulligan letters and GOP misconduct claims. He argues Cleveland’s private life is not proven disqualifying and that Blaine’s public record shows corruption, urging independent voters to support Cleveland to avert a national misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Codman
Independent Executive Committee
Blaine
New York
Corell
Mass
George Fred Williams
Boston Journal
Ward 11
Gov. Cleveland
Mulligan
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Charles RE. Codman
Republican ratification meeting at Tremont Temple
Speakers Hawley Emery Stone and Hon George Boutwell addressed a packed Tremont Temple audience in heat. Boutwell praised Hawley and Storrs while criticizing Schurz and Curtis. Hawley argued for a protective tariff and self reliant industry. Storrs urged independents back to the Republicans and attacked Democrats and independents alike. The gathering ended around 11 PM with lingering questions on Blaine and Mulligan letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hawley
Emery Stone
George S. Boutwell
Tremont Temple
Germania Band
Henry Parkman
Republican City Committee
Maine
Gen. Hawley
Mr. Storrs
Carl Schurz
Blaine
Curtis
Schurz
Aly
Mr. Blaine
Mulligan
Storrs
Logan
Republicans Nominate Fr. Bayes for Congress in Fifth District
The fifth district Republican convention met Tuesday in Wesleyan Hall with 79 of 85 delegates present. Francis P. B. Hayes of Lexington led with 62 votes for Congress, Edward I. Hayden of Cambridge had 16, and Samuel L. Montague was named district elector by acclamation. A district committee was chosen for Boston Cambridge Somerville Arlington and nearby towns.
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South Boston
Ward
Dana
Lauren
McPherson
E. M. McPherson
Charles D, Dana
Gallagher
Peter Morrison
Irwin Clark
J. H. Bohan
Lysander Parker
George E. Hicks
Charles B. Dodge
E. M. Hatch
Chas. M. Bromwich
Charles T. Gallagher
Fourth
Congress
Boston
Republican City Committee
Jesse M. Gove
East Boston
W. Campbell
East
Charles D. Dana
Mr. McPherson
State Committee
Francis B. Bayes
Wesleyan Hall
J.T. Pollard
Woburn
Joseph A. Ball
Cambridge
Francis PB. Hayes
Lexington
Edward I. Hayden
Samuel L. Montague
Augustus Kuss
J. C. Chappelle
George L. Clark
John R. B. Pratt
G. A. Davis
J. A. Ball
J. C. Driscoll
Leander Greeley
Somerville
J. A. Cummings
G. C. Rowell
Dr. A. K. Carbille
Charles H. Brown
Arlington
O. Gage
Butler death rumor sparks broad circulation at Annapolis
A false report that Gen. Butler died of heart disease at Annapolis spread widely after a messenger claimed to carry a telegram about a death. Daniel C. Galvan of ward 17 says his name was used without consent to imply he endorsed Democratic support for Chicago convention nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Butler
Annapolis
Daniel C. Galvan
Ward 17
People’s Party
Chicago
Election of Officers for the Ensuing Year Interesting Paper by Prof Bell
Philadelphia reports the Academy of Music session presided by the ill president Lesley. Officers elected include President H A Newton Yale and section officers from Middletown Princeton Boston Cambridge Columbus and more. Bar Harbor Me chosen as next meeting site with Ann Arbor as alternate. Elizabeth Thomson of Stamford pledges 5000 to foster international science with 5000 more if congress occurs. Prof Bell outlines a sea vessel electrical communication method. W H Pierce discusses Isle of Wight experiments showing potential cross sea telephony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Philadelphia
Lesley
Cope
Academy of Music
H. A. Newton
Yale
J. M. van Vieck
Middletown
William R. Nichols
Boston
J. Burkitt Webb
Cambridge
Edward Orton
Columbus
B. G. Wilder
Cornell University
H. Gage
Cornell
William H. Doll
Washington
Edward Atkins
Ermanent
F. W. Putnam
Charles Sedgwick Minot
C C. Abbott
Trenton
Bar Harbor
Mt. Desert
Ann Arbor
Mich
Minot
Elizabeth Thomson
Stamford
A. Graham Bell
W.H. Pierce
Verniment
Isle of Wight
Fighting Editors Rival for Control of Detroit Newspaper
Two factions contend for the Evening Journal in Detroit. Hubbard, discharged by editor in chief Lloyd Breeze, claims his contract keeps him until January. Hubbard and supporters seize the office. Breeze removes intruders, then admits stockholders. Injunctions, contempt orders, and a sheriff siege mark a tense control battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Evening Journal
Hubbard
Lloyd Breeze
Breeze
Sreeze
Bankers' and Merchants' Telegraph Company Offices Seized
In New Haven the company's officers are under sheriff custody and business is suspended across the state. In Providence manager says Eugene F Phillips claims 3900 for stock and will receive partial payment today while plans are made to settle the full amount. Separately Charles H Bogie attaches offices in New Haven New London and Willimantic for an 8500 line construction claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Bankers’ and Merchants’ Telegraph Company
Providence
R. I
Suesman
Eugene F. Phillips
Sresmen
Phillips
Willimantic
New London
Charles H. Bogie
Bankers’ and Merchants’ Company
Depositions to be Taken in Blaine Sentinel Case
The defense in the Blaine Sentinel case notified the plaintiff’s attorney that depositions will begin in Kentucky on Sept. 2. Witnesses include John A. Miller Daniel A. Smith and wife Joseph W. Miller R. A. Miller Wm. M. Miller Mrs. Sue Sandusky B. F. Johnson at Millersburg Samuel T James and Dr. Wm. Kinney at Paris George Town Mrs. Mary E. Bryan John L. Smart Webbless and Cr. W. Webb at Eminence H Todd Batterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Blaine- Sentinel
Kentucky
Millersburg
John A. Miller
Daniel A. Smith
Joseph W. Miller
R. A. Miller
Wm. M. Miller
Sue Sandusky
B. F. Johnson
Paris
Samuel T., James
Wm. Kinney
Georgetown
Mary E. Bryan
John L. Smart
Webbless
Cr. W. Webb
Eminence
H. Todd Batterton
Man Reports Stallion Theft in Sudbury Street Saloon
About 8 PM Tuesday a man left Knights saloon on Sudbury Street and told Patrolman Moulton of the third division that a man inside the saloon had stolen a team. The brief police report notes a suspected theft occurring at the saloon with a patrol response underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Sudbury Street
Moulton
Funeral of Judge Folger Draws Nation to Geneva
Massive throng gathers as 40,000 residents and dignitaries attend the funeral of Judge Folger. President Arthur, Gov. Cleveland, and Secretaries relinghuysen Teller and Chandler present. Service in First Presbyterian church and burial in Geneva cemetery follow a formal processional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Folger
Cleveland
Morey
Potter
Hobart College
Hogarth
Strong
T. M. House
Donald Grant
First Corinthians
Dr.Upson
Auburn
Upson
Gerritt Smith
Albany
E. N. Potter
Polger Corps
Swift
Sigma Phi Fraternity
Arthur and Cabinet
Court of Appeals
Congress
Department
Episcopal Church
Governor Cleveland Arrives for Nonpartisan New York Reception
Binghamton prepares a large nonpartisan welcome with military bands planned for Gov. Cleveland on his arrival tomorrow. In Corning Gov. Cleveland and party returned from Secretary Folger's funeral in Geneva and lunched with Hon. C. C. B. Walker as crowds gathered, but no demonstrative greeting was requested. he will head to Albany tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
Cleveland
Corning
Secretary Folger
Geneva
C. C. B. Walker
Dickinson
Mr. Walker
Albany
Drownings Reported In New England Rivers
Providence reports Jacob Downs and Jacob Jones drowned in the Blackstone river after Downs cramped. Jones tried to help but a large Newfoundland dog leaped on him and dragged him under. Hartford notes Charles Wheeler, candy shop worker, drowned after falling from a boat in the Connecticut river. body recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Jacob Downs
Jacob Jones
Valley Falls
Blackstone
Downs
Jones
Hartford
Conn
Charles Wheeler
Connecticut
Boston
Bank Clerk Crisis Shuts New Brunswick City Stores
Panic grips New Brunswick as deposits at the National Bank of New Jersey are refused and the city halts work. Director Hetson’s death rumor proves false. he collapsed from heat. Ex-treasurer L. L. Jarrard, jailed in Trenton, suffered a hemorrhage but is recovering. Directors face arrest as fear spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
National Bank of New Jersey
Hetson
L. L. Jarrard
Tmaster
Trenton
Train collision in Kingston station after switch left unset
A Narraganset Pier train and the Newport express collided at Kingston station due to a brakeman not setting a switch. The Wickford tipped into a sand bank while cars Pegguot and Wickford were rocked. Several passengers fell from seats but injuries were minor. track blockage caused a temporary delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Narraganset Pier
New York
Kingston Station
Wickford
Pegguot
Notorious convict Sam Pine identified in state prison as Robert Brown
Hartford dispatch reports Sam Pine the ruffian who attacked Miss Slo cum at North Salem New York and who escaped jail has been identified in the state prison. He was sent in June for burglary in Collinsville under the name Robert Brown and earlier convicted for horse stealing burglary and sentenced to 14 years at Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Sam Pine
Mob Hangs Arkansas City Fire Suspect in Riot
In Little Rock on September 9 Matt Orton arrested for setting fires that burned Arkansas City buildings was executed by a mob this morning amid widespread anger and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Matt Orton
Arkansas City
New England Notes From New Maven to Berkshire Fair
A digest of regional briefs notes New Maven Conn. has 13 350 school age children. Mills at Statenville R I shut down for low water. Waterford R I operatives strike over impure water. A 30 ft long 21 lb pickerel caught in Lake Champlain. Rev F T Hazelwood resigns from Bangor Me to Lynn Mass. Bridgeport Conn man invents rawhide roller for roller skates. Rev Alfred Gooding of Brunswick Me accepts Unitarian pastorate in Portsmouth NH. John Chelan overdosed by heat at Worcester Mass and dies. John Bentley of North Stonington Conn injures from camphor injection. Kimball lifeboat station to locate at Jerry's Point Newcastle NH. Trinity commandery Hudson Mass leaves for five days to Saratoga Albany New York City Hudson River. Fred Wentworth Rochester high school student severely wounded by revolver discharge. condition dangerous. Miss Ethel bicycle rider rescued from drowning at Bristol Conn. Berkshire Agricultural Society annual exhibition opens at Pittsfield Mass. hot day, cattle suffer. entries exceed last year. Eugene V R Thayer and J H Blake of Boston drive six-in-hand Mt Washington summit in 1 hr 10 min, beating Vanderbilt record by seven minutes. H B E Oviate Hartford clerk detected stealing goods from A L Foster Co. admits crime but father pays loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Maven
Conn
Statenville
R. I
Waterford
Lake Champlain
F. T. Hazelwood
First Baptist Church
Bangor
Lynn
Mass
Bridgeport
Kimball
Jerry’s Point
Newcastle
N. H
Trinity Commandery
Hudson
Saratoga
Albany
New York City
Hudson River
Fred Wentworth
Rochester
Ethel
Girard and Vokes
Bristol
W. Seversey
Berkshire Agricultural Society
Pittsfield
Cattie
Eugene V. R. Thayer
J. H. Blake
Boston
Glen House
Summit House
Mt. Washington
William H. Vanderbilt
H. BE. Oviate
A. L. Foster & Co, Clothiers
Hartford
Fire Loss Tops Million in Cleveland Blaze
Severe fire in Cleveland causes estimated total losses near 1 million dollars with Woods Perry Co about 400k and G King around 170k. Howell Coal 1200 tons valued at 3000 dollars uninsured. Fire board thanks firefighters and neighbors. origin remains a mystery. Nearby Lynn house damaged 500 dollars. other storms strike New England towns with fatalities and property losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hypothecating Brokers Payne Willey & Co Suspend in Louisville
A sensational suspension hits Louisville as Payne Willey & Co cotton brokers are accused of swindling banks out of 144000 by hypothecating warehouse receipts. Liabilities total 161000 with assets around 30000. the firm has disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Payne, Willey & Co
Payne & Willey
Lodge Cadets Visit Nahant Under Lynn Escort Tonight
The Lodge cadets of Everett will visit Nahant this evening under escort of the Lodge cadets of Lynn, commanded by Captain W E Neal. Also, funeral services were held for Albert W Staples of Lynn with a Bay State lodge of Odd Fellows delegation in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Everets
Nahant
Lodge Cadets
Lynn
W. E. Neal
Albert W. Staples
Bay State Lodge of Odd Fellows
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A Strange Story Promises New Trial for Harris and Burt
Harris and Burt, serving terms in Concord state prison for feloniously assaulting West Bridgewater farmer Dunbar last May, may seek a new trial after Harris confessed he lied under pressure from City Marshal Wheeler who allegedly promised a commutation. Wheeler denies any such promise and says Harris volunteered the confession, with witnesses ready to corroborate.
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Leonard Murdock Named Ladderman for No 7
A notice states Leonard Murdock is appointed call ladderman and assigned to duty with hook and ladder company No 7. A hearing on purchasing part of South burying ground land by the New England Conservatory of Music on East Newton Street is set for 11 A M Thursday. Mayor Martin to nominate William A Green for fire commissioner next Monday. Mayor Reed and about 15 Fall River officials paid respects to Mayor Martin Tuesday morning. They were joined by Aldermen Whitten Slade and Greenough City Engineer Wightman and City Messenger Peters to inspect Moon Island sewerage improvements.
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Heatwave Cripples City With Prostrations and Fatalities
Philadelphia records five heat deaths and many sunstroke cases as temperatures near 100 degrees by 3 PM. New York reports seventeen heat victims with three deaths, plus numerous prostrations in Brooklyn.
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Son of Libera Attorney General Murdered in Liberia
The son of the Libera Attorney General, formerly from Canandaigua, New York, has received news that his father was murdered in Liberia. The report comes from Rochester, New York, dated September 9.
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