General Longstreet Named Revenue Agent In Odd Civil Service Move
In Washington on September 11 General Longstreet was appointed revenue agent under peculiar civil service maneuver. Revenue Agent Spencer, a Republican, faced removal from Alabama post by Fitzsimmons. President Hayes pressured Senate approval, prompting Fitzsimmons to resign while Longstreet took Spencer’s Alabama vacancy and Spencer moved to Louisville.
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Prohibitionist Debate Ends With Miner Declining Nomination
At the convention a Talbot Prohibition resolution was hissed down and defeated by a rising vote. Jacob Murphy backed the Talbot candidacy while nine resolutions were adopted. The tenth gold standard resolution passed as Dr Miner declined the governor nomination amid protests, leaving a questioned candidate status as the convention dissolved.
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Greenback Labor barbecue draws large Albany crowd
In Albany on September 11 the National Greenback Labor organizations held a barbecue at Central Park Troy road. Central Road Tool Works in West Albany and many other workshops closed to permit workers to attend. Kearney delivered his New York address to the sizable gathering.
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Party nominees named in multiple states for Congress
The Sixth District Republicans nominate Cortland T. Parker for Congress and adopt a specie resumption platform. Greenback nominee H B Smith is endorsed by Democrats in Bordentown. Third District Republicans in West Lebanon nominate Major E W Ferr. In Chattanooga E M Wight is nominated for Governor by the Republican State Central Committee. Philadelphia Republicans nominate H H Bingham Charles O Neill John Shedder William D Kelly and Alfred C Harmer for their districts with renominations noted.
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Escapes and a hatchet attack anchor busy period
Portland waiter John Chandler struck G W Adams with a hatchet over the left temple, severing two arteries and escaping. In nearby Nor ridgewock jail, George W Mitchell Alonzo Sturtevant Frederick L Dutton and Clarence Thomas escaped by breaking the lock with an iron bolt. Kearsarge Encampment of Odd Fellows from Lawrence accompanied by Brown's Brigade Band visited Lewiston for a busy program including a procession banquet and concert. Third Maine Regiment reunion at Hallowell included officer elections a cemetery march and a ladies sponsored collation.
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Frederick L. Dutton
Clarence Thomas
Norridgewock
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Swords
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Boston
Lewiston
Columbus
Marston House
City Hall
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Hallowell
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Hallowell Cornet
Wilson Hall
Notable Guests and Tragic Hunting Death in New Hampshire
Gen George B McClellan and family visit the Maplewood in Bethlehem as a 16 year old, Harvey Booth of Keene, is killed after being shot by a companion during a Tuesday hunting outing. Milford Baptist Association marks its semi centennial at Milford with opening sermon by Rev E E P Abbott. Assignees of Carroll County Five Cent Savings Bank announce a 5 percent dividend and start payments on Monday the 16th. General Association of Congregational Ministers opens in Concord. Harry B Stevens of Bradford VT suffers a severe leg injury in a wheel accident near Profile House. Bethlehem hosts hearing on John G Sinclair vs Waumbek Lumber case. claim stands at 167000 dollars with adjournment to the 21st.
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Lucius Booth
Keene
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Waumbek Lumber Company
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Tregsveig
Deaths and injuries noted in Vermont events
Reports from Vermont on multiple incidents include Jane Eccles death by self harm at St. Albans Poor House. Underhill death of a 70 year old woman after a cellar fall. Jessie Frazier, 14, seriously injured by a revolving shaft at Bennington woollen mills. Also Seventh Day Adventist camp meeting begins near Hyde Park. O G Skeels injured while driving. John H Amidon of Elmore severely burned from a premature cannon discharge at Hyde Park camp Reynolds.
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Burlington
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Bennington
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Elmore
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Holbrooke
Notable Local Notices From Lowell Area gathered events
An obituary notes Oliver Ingersoll of Westfield died after a fall. Other items report Stickney’s frailty, A W Mott’s arrest for counterfeiting, a compliment to Charles E Page, fines for James Toomey, and the People’s Club of Lowell reelecting Jacob H Sawyer as President. Also covered are Baptist meetings, Maine Central reports, an Antiquarian Society gathering at Oldtown with Old Newbury reminiscences, and a Longfellow poem invitation.
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Westfield
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Fall River
A. W. Mott
Swanton
Lowell
Charles E. Page
Boston and Lowell Railroad
James Toomey
Newburyport
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Newport Tragedy and Empire State Steamer Scandal
A Newport man F A Clark shot himself Tuesday night. U S Inspectors revoked Captain John Phillips master license after finding Empire State carried 2760 passengers from Fall River to Rocky Point on August 15, exceeding 1160 capacity. Katy Mason alias Alice Trevylan died in Newport. on her death bed she alleged sexual abuse by a Newport resident, a man of mature age and family, now dead. Indignation grows as facts emerge.
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Suicide of San Francisco financer Alexander Anatinn
Alexander Anatinn, a noted San Francisco Stock Exchange figure and former Tax Collector, shot himself this morning, leaving about 300000 dollars of protested taxes unresolved. Rumors swirl about his finances as suits await decisions and speculation questions the whereabouts of funds. Reports say his business had faltered and his firm account was overdrawn, prompting suspicions the money was lost in speculation.
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Bankruptcy Petition for Lombardo Referred for Action
The bankruptcy petition for stock broker Fortio Lombardo was referred to Register Little. Liabilities total 193000 with assets including two boulevards mortgaged for 969. Creditors include Edward Brandon 8500 F B Wallace Co 50000 and the New York Insurance Department 19808. G Alden & Stockwell sought discharge for former Pacific Mail Steamship Company president. no creditor objected and discharge was favorably reported.
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Stricken South Faces Fever Death Toll and Relief Efforts
From Memphis to Brownsville and beyond, daily fever reports rise as 56 deaths by noon in Memphis provoke relief mobilization. Howard Association aid expands with blankets and mattresses, while officials in Gallipolis Cincinnati and New Orleans report new cases, hospital strain, and the spread of yellow fever amid cold winds and evacuations.
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Fever relief drives go on across states and cities
Subscriptions pour in from Citizens Relief Committee reporting 276 dollars for fever sufferers with Brooklyn precincts adding 270 and Brooklyn Relief Committee listing 713 received yesterday. National efforts include 5000 to New Orleans 1000 to Vicksburg and 4000 to Memphis. Congressmen Acklen Ellis and others discuss a central depot for provisioning. Chicago picnic receipts exceed 10 000 dollars, bringing total raised to 57 853 by noon. Community events in Milwaukee Hanover Manchester and Dartmouth College contribute further aid.
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WU Telesgraph profits and notable city items Sept 11
The Western Union Telegraph Company reports net profits for the quarter ending September 30 at about 1 001 364 after reserves and deductions leaving a surplus of 665 512. A lawsuit against Jacob D Otis seeks 15 000 from stolen Canadian bills. Sugar seizure in Brooklyn tied to customs nonpayment. Tragedy and crime notes include James Teeter seeking reunion with his deceased children and two masked burglars convicted of sloop robbery with sentences of 20 and 15 years.
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Alexander Frasier
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Merritt
Carolina
Robinson’s
Brooklyn
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Burgiere & Co
James Teeter
Teeter
Edward Cassidy
John Connors
East River
Proposals to reform Customs duty and valuation rules
The Congressional Committee on the Custom House investigation heard Dorman B. Eaton propose abolition of triplicate invoices and consular certificates, market value duties, oath requirements, and petty fees, plus a new United States Judge in New York for customs cases. Henry D. Hyde urged simplification and uniform appraisement, while Jackson S. Schultz pressed arbitration and home valuations. The witnesses urged more competent examiners, fewer oaths, and critique of the damage allowances and Naval Office checks. The session adjourned with a pledge to resume tomorrow.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Board of Trade of Boston
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Fires Ravage Lenox Cottages in Berkshire County
A dramatic Lenox fire destroys eight Sunset Terrace cottages built for New York summer guests. About seventy visitors lose personal property, including diamonds worth thousands. Col. Auchmuty’s building and furniture suffer heavy losses. insurance covers part. Other regional blazes reported in Portmouth, Wolfboro, London, and Goodland with varied damage.
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Stickney resigns Massasoit Bank presidency in Mass. City
Fall River dispatch reports Stickney's resignation as President and Director of the Massasoit National Bank accepted. Edmund Chase named as his successor amid rumors of defalcation and Stickney’s precarious condition.
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Samoan Treaty Ratified Amid Welcome at Apia
The U S steamer Adams arrived at Apia with Samoan ambassador Mamea and officials. A Samoan delegation, including Colmesnil, greeted the crew and ratified the U S Samoa treaty on July 2. A grand meeting on July 17 proclaimed the treaty.
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Keogh relief mission under siege in Yellowstone
The brother of Senator Dorsey reports Gen Miles and an escort party were surrounded by Bannocks in Yellowstone Park around the fifth. Twenty seven escorts were killed. Cheyenne Indians and two mounted infantry companies were sent from Fort Keogh for relief. Mrs Miles and other ladies join the Miles party.
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