Highland Woman's Suffrage Club Meeting in Kennedy Hall
A Kennedy Hall gathering hosted by the Highland Woman's Suffrage Club featured addresses by Rev. F. W. Hinckley Mrs. M. W. Campbell and Rev. A. J. Patterson. Local caucuses also held to select delegates for the Butler Independent State Convention.
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Highland Woman’s Suffrage Club
F. W. Hinckley
M. W. Campbell
A. J. Patterson
Mystic Park
Ben Franklin
Lady Foxie
Multiple Auctions and Sales Listings Across Sept Dates
A dense schedule lists real estate, horses and carriages, boots and shoes, harness, carriages, and dry goods auctions from September 13 to September 18. Numerous firms such as Henry C. Bird & Co, Moses Colman & Son, H Harris & Co, Hawes & Henshaw, Lippincott Son & Co, KR F Pancoast & Co, and J C McCurdy & Co are named with local and distant locations noted for items in Philadelphia New York and Cincinnati.
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S. Hatch & Co
Eaton
N. M. Hatch
H. Harris & Co
Lupin’s
New York
Wiulmerding
Hoguetoo
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
Boots
Henry C. Bird & Co
Czsrridges
Moses Colman & Son
Albert Howe & Co
Isburgh & Walker
A. M. Bates
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Hatch & Co
Boots and Shoes
Lippincott, Son & Co
Boots, Shoes, &c
James H. Laws & Co
Cincinnati
A. M
Brooks
W. M
Rhodes & Co. Ribbons
C. Poe
Wilmerding
Hoguet Dry
Syracuse Convention Completes Permanent Organization
The New York state Democratic convention in Syracuse adjourned sine die after Lucius Robinson won the governorship nomination amid protests from Tammany delegates. The roll call named Robinson with a large majority as Slocum and Potter received minor support, while Tammany withdrew. Clarkson Potter was named lieutenant governor, and party resolutions backed New York City organization efforts while condemning Tammany’s actions.
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Leeius Robinson
Clarkson N. Potter
Tammany
John Kelly
Syracuse
Robinson
Jacobs
Committee On
McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Committee On Organization
John C. Jacobs
Faulkner
Gumbleton
Yeas
Samuel Hard
Albany
Lucius Robinson
Samuel Morris
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Co. W. Brooks
Henry W. Slocum
Slocum
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J. Grady
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Mule
Jackass
Seymour
Dave
Jerry McGuire
St. Louis
R. W. Peckham
Horatio Seymour
Cowan
Democratic Organization
Democratic Party
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New York City
Nominates John Kelly for Governor at Syracuse Convention
The New York bolting Tammany Convention nominated John Kelly of New York for Governor by acclamation after praising him as a public official. A committee of fifteen to handle the rest of the ticket was announced, while press remarks favored Lucius Robinson for Governor over Alonzo B. Cornell.
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James Mackin
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Committee On Plan of Action
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the Sun
Congress
Alonzo B. Cornell
Tammany Severs From Democratic Convention in Syracuse
Syracuse Sept 11 Tammany delegation seceded from the Democratic State Convention and planned a public meeting at Shakespeare Hall to explain their withdrawal They urged support for their chosen candidate and criticized Lucius Robinson as Governor and the convention leadership.
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Newport
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Memphremagog House
Raymond
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Lyndonville
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W. K. Blodgett
Amos Barnes
G. ©. Brown
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Alden Spear
S. S. Thompson
Stephen Foster
HE. Raymond
W. P. Lovering
Elijah Cleveland
Democratic State Convention Elects Officers and Nominates Candidates
Lincoln Neb Sept 10 The Democratic State Convention elected John Carrigan as chairman with Elger Wakely nominated for Supreme Judge. A Lear and A J Sawyer named as university regents. district judges W P Connor J W Savage and W H Munger were nominated. The platform denounces Republican treaty breaches with Indians, condemns varsity enforcement at polls, and calls for economy and reform to oust the GOP.
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Elger Wakely
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W. H. Munger
Opposition Leads Davis By 320 In Maine Returns
Returns from sixty seven towns plus earlier totals show the opposition ahead by 320 votes. Fifty six towns remain to be heard from in the Kennebec Journal tally from Aveust Ta Maine dated Sept 11.
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British iron and cotton workers threaten widespread strikes
London reports iron masters in Lanarkshire and Ayrshire refuse wage rises until iron prices exceed 50 shillings per ton. Ashton minders and weavers in cotton mills near Stockport and in Moseley face reductions and lockouts as notices of five percent wage cuts target 800 Lan caster operatives and 7 000 Wigan spinners.
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Death Rumors and Afghan Turmoil Reported Abroad
Despatches indicate Gen Massey pushed pioneers to Shutargarden Pass after the embassy massacre while Gen Roberts remains at Kohat and not yet en route to Cabul. Rumors of the Ameer’s death circulate in Bombay with no official confirmation amid Cabul riots and calls for a general rising on the 15th.
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Spain to Fund Cuban Reinforcements Amid Tense Cuba Crisis
Madrid agrees with the Bank of Spain on a very large advance to cover costs of reinforcements to Cuba, including artillery. The Cadiz and Havana reports indicate high cabinet activity and imminent reform talks, with possible tariff reductions on exports from Cuba and sugar duties in Spain.
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Quebec Legislative Council adjourns amid public credit concerns
The Quebec Legislative Council adopted long resolutions criticizing the government for failing to meet constitutional duties and risking public credit by prolonged adjournment. The afternoon session saw calls to uphold Crown ties while criticizing fiscal mismanagement and delays.
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Harvest yields touted across Nebraska counties and Canada crop report
Reports from Nebraska counties along the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad note dry grain with 12 to 18 bushels per acre and corn as the state's great crop with averages up to 60 bushels per acre in Otoe and Hall. Oats and barley yield vary widely. Grand Trunk Railway data show Canada’s crop as the largest ever, except Ontario spring wheat hampered by midge, mildew, and rust.
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World price cuts and political maneuvers dominate headlines
Campaign price drops to two cents for the World, Cuba reforms commission meets on the 15th, Madrid papers urge government explanations, and Basque siege talks swirl. Also notes on Doncaster race won by The Gowan g, European beet sugar, and various diplomatic and frontier reports from Bordeaux to Washington.
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Threat to hang Grant in effigy sparks San Francisco protest
Intense excitement grips San Francisco as Kearney threatens to hang and burn Gen. Grant in effigy on his arrival. Public sentiment runs high with fears any action would lead to Kearney being hanged and drawn if he proceeds.
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Forgery arrest in New York leads to trial
Anthony P. Marks was arrested on an indictment for forgery and jailed as an accomplice of Walter Waldron after the pair chartered a Taunton steamboat and failed to pay the company. Other items note a New York federal matter, silver demand rising, gold shipments future outlook, and political moves in Washington.
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