California Pioneers Celebrate Forty Years of Gold Rush
California Pioneers recount their voyage to California and reunion with 200 veterans led by Captain Peter Peterson and William H Thames. Speakers praise General Sutter and Sherman, reflect on San Francisco Bay era, and emphasize California’s role in Union and statehood, with remarks on tourism, hospitality, and Western migration.
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Athens
Revere House
Peter Peterson
William H. Thames
Benjamin F. Whittemore
Samuel Chepin
Charles H. Fifield
John Weston
Josiah Hayward
Arlen C. Lawrence
Elias J. Hale
Charles T. Stumeke
Pacific
Sherman
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
William H. _Thames
California Pioneers
Boston
Columbus
California
Cape Horn
Oregon
Missouri
W. T. Sherman
John F. Nickerson
Pioneer Association
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Spinney
Francis D. Clark
Damas Strong
Thamas
Davis
Bunting
Fremont
Monterey
Miner’s Guild
Thomas
Society of California Pioneers
Panama
Cape
Gayelles
Vaparaiso
Golden Gate
Sutter
England
Vermont
Thames
Faneuil Hall
Plymouth Rock
Starr King
Beard
China
Samuel H. Chapin
St. Peter
Pearly Gates
Benjamin Priest
The
Transcript
Demas Strong
Pioneer Association of New York
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Speater
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Los Angeles
Pacific Northwest
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Mexico
W. Raymond
Veterans Gather in Columbus for Grand Army Reunion
Thousands of veterans and friends flood Columbus Ohio for a Grand Army gathering. A Loyal Legion banquet honors General W T Sherman while delegations from New England arrive and a vast tent hosts a camp fire and grand reception with speakers including Ex President Hayes.
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New York
Rae
Judge Weary
Vermont
John Palmer
William Warner
Missouri
John C. Linehan
New Hampshire
M. M. Curtiss
Alger
Michigan
Saxton
Ilinois
Gibson
Pennsylvania
Grand Army
Atlanta
New England
Worcester
Bay
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United States
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Governor General and Lady Stanley in Toronto
Governor General and Lady Stanley arrive in Toronto as Lord Stanley reviews several addresses. The president of the board of trade voices regret that the fishery treaty failed Senate endorsement. The Governor General speaks of Dominion resilience, calmness, and continued prosperity despite setback. He urges unity in allied nations.
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Ont
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Lord Stanley
Board of Trade
Charles Frederick M Herreshoff Dies in Bristol at 79
Charles Frederick M Herreshoff of Bristol died of pulmonary disease Saturday evening in his 80th year. Born in Providence Rhode Island he was a Brown University class of 1828 alumnus. He had nine children including the renowned Herreshoff boat builders whose fastest boats were among the models produced by the family business.
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Charles Frederick M Herreshoff
Bristol
Providence
R. 1
Brown University
Bishop How
Pennsylvania
Republicans at Albany rally falls short of expectations
In Albany on September 10 a grand Republican rally drew thousands but only four clubs appeared in line with one band and little fireworks. A ward club later appeased the crowd. notable Republicans like Joseph A. Lawson Lyman Thompson and Mathew Hale spoke in favor of Cleveland and tariff reform amid Democratic defections.
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Albany
Joseph A. Lawson
Lyman Thompson
Mathew Hale
Cleveland
Straw from State Street prompts market snapshot
The day’s markets showed irregular, strong, and weak moves with a soft close and a firm undertone. Copper stocks drew attention in local trading amid expectations of a near‑term copper boom, while Western Union notes and Calumet & Hecla moves signaled broad speculative chatter. The New York money market cooled with higher clearing house rates, banks seeking safe returns. CAPE Cop.
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St. Paul
West End
Whitney
Fireman Falls From Train Near Tiebronville in Rhode Island
Orrin Fox, a fireman aboard the 4 p.m. Boston to Provipence Old Colony train, fell from his engine near Tiebronville and was killed. The body was recovered by a New Bedford train and brought to the Provipence morgue. Fox is believed to be from Roxbury.
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Boston
Saratoga
Hocking Valley Coal Company
Burke
Hocking Valley Company
Hocking Valley
R.I
Wednesday market schedule highlights
Wednesday notes list brief trading times for stocks with R. L. Day & Co. at 11 30 a m and bugs with Leonard & Co. at 3 p m, indicating a simple securities and commodity timetable for the day.
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Leonard & Co
Smith and Schwarzwalder wed in Somerville
At Somerville on September 9 the ceremony was officiated by the Rev. George W. Durell uniting William W. Smith and Louise Schwarzwalder in marriage.
Obituary notices and death records dated Sept 9–10
Obituaries from Boston area papers list deaths and ages including Joseph Beckert 26 Marion Brown widow of Daniel L. Brown John H. Cummings 51 Arianna Kk Jeanneret widow Elizabeth Stanwood 85 Joanna Donovan 6 months 15 days Eliza A. Dow 76 Michiel Galvin 70 John Flint 34 Elijah Harris 73 James Eugene Hathorne 1 year Owen Houghton 55 A P Kitching 49 Joseph McLaughlin 7 months 1 day Susie C Morrison 34 Edwin M Pettengill 13 Eleanor Pone infant Rand 64 widow Martha A H Rand Francis Revere Louise Richardson 19 Anna P Stoddard 91 John B Thaxter 75 Albert Tufts 44 William Barry Wood 58. funeral notices to follow.
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Joseph Beckonert
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Hoyannisport
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Daniel L. Brown
Cummings
Woburn
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Curis
Chicago
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Jeanneret
Webster Avenue
Elizabeth Stanwood
J. Smith Cutts
Boston
Donovan
G Reats
Lynch
Joanna
Patrick F
Susan F. Donovan
Dow
Haverhill
Edward C. Miller
Eliza A. Dow
Benjamin Dow
Galvin
Michiel Galvin
Gore
John Flint
Watson Gore
Harris
South Boston
Elijah Harris
Hathorne
Bangor
James Eugene Hathorne
Fred E
Sarah A. Hathorne
Houghton
Owen Houghton
Kitciing
Roxbury
A. P. Kitchhing
New York
McLaughlin
Joseph McLaughlin
Frank H
Margaret McLaughlin
Morrison
Medford
Susie C
John Morrison
Pettengill
Allston
Edwin M., Jr
Edwin M
Lizzie H. Pettengill
Pofe
Eleanor
Subert
Minnie G. Pone
Rand
Dorchester
Martha A. H
Abram W. Rand
Philadelphia
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Bridgewater
Francis Revere
Richardson
Belmont
Louise Richardson
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Anna P. Stoddard
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John B. Thaxter
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Cambridge
Albert Tufts
Wood
Lexington
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William Barry Wood
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