Democratic Press Rallies For Sentinel In Blaine Libel Suit
The Louisville Courier Journal urges Democrats to avoid aiding the Indianapolis Sentinel in its Blaine libel case. The Sentinel defends itself after Blaine sued following publication of allegations about his chastity. The editorial suggests Blaine answer interrogatories to speed a jury trial. Turn the rascals out and let no more rascals in.
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Officers Elected by American Historical Association
At the Saratoga meeting on September 10 the association chose Andrew D. White of Cornell as president with Justin Windsor of Harvard and Charles Kendall Adams of Michigan as vice presidents. Herbert B. Adams of Johns Hopkins was named secretary and Clarence W. Bowen treasurer. an executive council includes Charles Dean and others from Massachusetts Historical Society, Providence, Cornell, and Harvard.
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Cornell University
Justin Windsor
Harvard College
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Michigan University
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Johns Hopkins University
Clarence W. Bowen
Charles Dean
Massachusetts Historical Society
William B. Weeden
Providence
Moses Coit Tyler
Cornell
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Harvard
Democratic State Convention Nominates John M Hill for Governor in Concord
The Democratic state convention in Concord NH today presented a strong ticket and platform. John M Hill, 68, lifelong Concord resident and former editor, was nominated for governor, with broad cross party support and high public regard. The electoral ticket is strong and the platform is expected to gain wide approval among citizens.
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New Hampshire Democrats Nominate Hill For Governor At Con-Con
The New Hampshire Democratic state convention opened with Charles F. Stone presiding and named Henry O. Kent as president. Delegates approved a platform endorsing Cleveland and Hendricks, called for labor protections and an end to auctioning public offices, and backed a stricter liquor excise law. John M. Hill of Concord secured the gubernatorial nomination on a ballot, with Hill accepting the nomination in a pledged, conciliatory speech.
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Congressional and Councillor Candidates Putin Nomination
Democratic convention in the second district elected Hosea W. Parker as chairman with 309 delegates. Candidates included William W. Batley, Gen. Daniel M. White, and Col. John H. George. White and George names appear with vote tallies and a unanimous George nomination. Republican events in WeIlboro and Dover report Haynes renominated for congress and Talpey unanimous for councillor. Banfield nominated for senator by acclamation.
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Portsmouth
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Wolfboro
Brokers Criticize Western Union Amid Dividend News
A Boston Post despatch reports a hotel gathering where bearish brokers criticize Western Union while noting a rival telegraph group led by Baltimore Ohio Postal and Bankers and Merchants undercuts rates. They mention a failed plan to absorb Bankers and Merchants after Roebling debt exposure, yet the dividend remains declared.
Morosini Daughter Elopes With Ex Coachman
New York report states P Morosini’s daughter wed Earnest J Scheling last night and is with him in the city. Police were told to drop any search for Miss Morosini, and Morosini has been notified of the marriage. Possible future as an opera singer amid reconciliation doubts. The man’s likely true name is John Hulbampt.
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Pool rumors denied by Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph and Postal chiefs
New York reports President Bates of the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company denying rumors of a pool dissolution with Postal and Bankers and Merchants companies. General Manager Cummins of Postal backs Bates. Debts linger at Bankers and Merchants, with hoped resolution on Mackey’s arrival in about ten days.
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Boston firm man crushed by train in Whiteshaven fall
Otto Prague of Pond & Co. Boston tried to board a Lehigh Valley passenger train at Whiteshaven on Monday. He slipped and his leg was crushed under the wheels. Mortification set in and he died this morning.
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Libby in Portland Jail After Hotel Shooting
Thomas J. Libby, the man who shot and killed Miss Snow at a Portland hotel before shooting himself, lies in Portland jail in guarded condition. A surgeon says he is in better shape this morning and recovery depends on absence of inflammation or congestion.
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Multiple Local Reports Highlight New England Events
Newport voters gave Mayor Franklin a 949 vote majority in a total 1373. Westfield factories shift to full time to meet rising orders. F R Burton, ex Boston Globe editor, named editor of Fall River Herald. Llewellyn Merrill store in Canaan Maine burglarized. $600 stolen. 21 year old Joseph E Putney drowns bathing in the Merrimack river. Cornelius Begley, 65, crushed by a freight car at Charlton depot. Vandalia steamer to remain at Portsmouth for repairs until about Jan 1. Winchester Arms near completion of 20000 new model Hotchkiss guns for China. Jacob Downs and Jacob Jones, 35, drown in Blackstone river in Valley Falls RC. Eight jurors seated in Conant MacClellan murder trial. panel expected complete tomorrow, trial to begin. Kearsarge Encampment Odd Fellows visit Augusta, Maine. greet Blaine and Gov Robie. Josiah H Heald ordained and installed as pastor at Bennington NH Congregational church. sermon delivered by J A Rowell of Francistown. Heald a graduate of Andover seminary class of 83.
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Democratic factions in Ohio unite for national ticket
An encouraging outlook from Maine to Wisconsin notes Democratic divisions in Ohio are settled. Ex Senator Barnum, chair of the national committee, meeting John A. McLane at Deer Park, reports smooth relations and unity for the national ticket, with any rivalry limited to local issues in a few places.
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Democrats Open Campaign in West Virginia
Parkersburg Sept 10 Democrats opened the state campaign with a mass meeting in Stephenson's grove drawing thousands from surrounding areas. Ten bands and Cleveland clubs attended as Vorhees Gorman and Fellows spoke. A large parade and fireworks closed the event as plans for rallies statewide were laid to ensure a Democratic sweep on October 14.
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Attempt to Revive Morey Letter Fraud for Political Effect
New York Sept 10 Henry H Hadley linked to Morey letter case was examined in superior court in supplementary proceedings in a suit by Frank P Marsh to collect a 930 note The aim was to see if the Democratic National Committee owes Hadley an amount to satisfy the judgment Hadley offered no fixed fee and would have taken 1000 He believed he was paid in full and had been reimbursed for expenses Barnum chairman of the D N C testified about prior money offers and the Morey letter fallout The session ended with a promise to resume the inquiry tomorrow
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Mrs Morrill Denounces Blaine Letter Doubts Mailed Reply
Augusta Me Sept 9 Mrs Morrill says she mailed her reply to Ohio Republican leaders and did not enter a controversy over Blaine. She rejects Tribune slurs alleging her letter was not written and notes she answered some correspondents in detail while guarding other information.
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Dingley Leads In District With 3734 Margin
The district totals show Dingley (rep.) 20531 Hastings (dem.) 14750 scattering 2047 Dingley’s majority 3734 The Journal reports over 200 towns on prohibitory amendment 49444 in favor 19165 against majority 30279 more than 40000 with forthcoming returns The Whig notes 131 towns in fourth district Boutelle (rep.) 17158 Lynch (dem.) 11474 Sprague 467 Besse 181 Boutelle leads Lynch by 5684 and overall by 5036
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Parties of Several States Rally in 1890s Lineup
Madison Wis Sept 10 Democratic state convention met at noon with A Ritchie chosen temporary chair and John W Casey named permanent chair. N D Fratt for governor A C Parkinson for lieutenant governor Hugh Gallagher for secretary of state. Platform backs Cleveland Hendricks and opposes convict labor while seeking bank depositor protection. Evening ticket: Frank Faulk treasurer George W Silverthorn attorney general Ole S Holum commissioner of insurance Conrad Krex railroad commissioner. Colorado Springs Colo Sept 10 Republican state convention opened with W A Hamill as temporary chair. Lincoln Neb Sept 16 Anti monopolist convention adjourned after calling fusion talks with Democrats on state electoral ticket. Hamtramck Conn Sept 10 Prohibitionist convention nominated Rev Samuel N Hammond for Congress first district and prepared conventions for other districts.
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Congressional Nominations and 19th Century Party Alignments
Nominations list for several states shows Democratic candidates in Ohio Illinois and Kansas and Republican picks in Connecticut Missouri New Jersey and Kentucky. Belva Lockwood seeks voting rights under constitutional limits with Butler backing a legal view on women's suffrage. Greenback party in New York and Connecticut announces state ticket and support for Butler ahead of Stanwix Hall meeting.
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Gov Cleveland Turns Stopover into City Reception in Binghamton
Gov. Cleveland halted en route to Albany in Binghamton N Y Sept 10 with a public welcome arranged by the common council. Arriving at 11 38 AM he greeted a few hundred locals, rode in carriages escorted by city guards bands and regiments, toured the hotel Bennett, and spent nearly an hour shaking hands before departing at 1 PM.
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Mail robbing driver arrested on Pennsylvania ferry
New York on Sept 10 a driver named Maur ray employed by George K Otis contractor for the delivery of the mail was arrested today on a Pennsylvania ferryboat on a charge of robbing the mail and was taken to Newark New Jersey for arraignment before a United States commissioner The brothers of Thomas P Kelly who disappeared Aug 30 have received a postal card from Pittsburg stating Kelly was there and would leave for home Sunday night The brig Anita Owen from Portland which arrived from St Jago de Cuba today lost three men on the passage and has one sick with yellow fever The latter will be taken to the quarantine hospital The commissioners appointed to investigate the mental condition of Wm C Rhinelander submitted their report to Recorder Smyth finding him insane Commissioner Patterson pronounces Rhinelander sane The steamer Wyoming from Liverpool brought 500 Mormons bound for Utah Mrs Mary Armstrong was found with a broken neck behind her house on Tenth avenue tonight Her husband John who has been arrested is thought to have murdered her and thrown the body out of the window
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Liabilities Placed At 200000 In Payne Wiley Co Collapse
Louisville report states Payne Wiley & Co liabilities total 200000 with 80000 assets. Charges allege false warehouse receipts used as collateral and removal of goods tied to receipts. Assignee finds 5521 bales of bagging against over 41000 bales called for and a shortage of 36000 bales worth about 144000 dollars.
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Lynn pupils enjoy a grand day at Point of Pines grounds
Seventeen hundred children from Lynn public schools visited the Point of Pines Wednesday for a grand frolic among the grounds and groves. Baldwin's Cadet band will play daily this week with bright illumination of the grounds. Visitors seeking relief from city heat are advised to go to the Point of Pines.
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Northern Pacific Secures Writ Against Swan for Misappropriation
In New York on Sept 10 the Northern Pacific railroad obtained an attachment against David K. E. Swan’s New York property. Swan, former cash ier in St Paul Minnesota, is charged with misappropriating 21246 of the railroad's funds.
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Two convicts beaten to death by guards at Lexington waterworks
Two convicts employed on the Lexington Kentucky waterworks reservoir were beaten to death by guards after a Wednesday morning rebellion. The incident follows a string of violent events reported from multiple locations including Missouri Illinois and Montana with various fatalities and investigations.
Prohibition Party Chooses Leaders in Massachusetts Nominating Session
State convention adjourned to Tremont Temple where Rev. Julius H. Seelye named governor candidate and Henry H. Faxon chosen lieutenant governor. Platform urges religion in politics, temperance focus, and women voting rights. Electors and state central committee listed with numerous Massachusetts figures and towns named.
District congressional nominations lead off republican conventions
The sixth district convened in Lynn with 101 delegates. Henry Cabot Lodge was nominated for congress, Ezra A. Stevens for presidential elector, and a district committee was named. The seventh district convened in Salem with 124 delegates. William E. Blunt, Nathaniel Horton, and Eben F. Stone were considered, with Stone ultimately nominated. The eighth district in Lowell was harmonious, nominating Col J A Harwood for congress and Charles A Stott for presidential elector. The Worcester tenth district re-nominated W W Rice for congress and P L Moen for presidential elector. Local notes report Everett’s Democratic committee, a planned national issues discussion, a People's Party clarification, and Gloucester setting registrar salaries.
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The Fifteenth Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Exhibition Opens
The fifteenth exhibition of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics association opened in Boston with an organ recital by Mr. Leavitt. President Whidden offered opening remarks, recalled founder Paul Revere, and spoke on the association’s charitable goals and its role in advancing invention and education. Gov. Robinson and Mayor Martin addressed the crowd, lauding the society’s influence on Boston’s prosperity, science, and industry. Reeves' band played Hail Columbia as exhibits were unveiled.
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Sixth Infantry Drill Parade in Intense Heat on Boston Common
The annual parade and drill of the sixth infantry under Col. Greene, with companies from Milford Leominster Fitchburg and Boston, faced extreme heat. Units arrived by rail and formed on the common then drilled in shade and battalion moves. total strength 541 men. twelve overcome by heat. one Ashburnham man injured and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Police under Lieut. Lambert managed sun exposure relief.
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Arctic survivors recall Greely expedition issues in port
Sergis Brainard and Long and Private Counell arrived in Portsmouth from Cleveland and stay at the Rockingham house. They name Storm Beaten proprietors and Capt. Van Horn as involved in their recall. An official probe is expected to show the Greely expedition was poorly equipped and funds misspent on costly but useless items. Clothing shortages for the expedition are also rumored.
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Outdoor Sports Headlines From City Games and Waiting Touts
The Boston Buffalos were held to three singles and a two-base hit as Boston fielders aided with errors in a nine-inning 8 run win. Wise starred with three bases and steals while Serad and Buffinton handled pitching duties. Also reported are Kansas Citys vs. Boston Union results, plus other scores in New York, Providence, Chicago, and Narragansett Park circuit racing updates and a Lawrence wrestling result.
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Heatwave Prostrates Dozens Across Cities
Reporters tracing the day’s heat say horses collapsed, drivers and soldiers fainted, and a city hospital treated sunstroke victims. In Boston a police officer was gored by a cow, while others died or nearly died from sunstroke. Across Philadelphia, Providence, and Hartford, fatalities and hundreds of prostrations were noted as temperatures neared the nineties.
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