Maine election yields Robie victory shocking Plaisted supporters
Maine results come in after polls show Robie winning by large margins across multiple towns. Despatches from Portland tally Robie gains and Republican majorities, with Hancock and Androscoggin counties indicating strong GOP leads and several representatives elected for Robie.
Adams Delegates Unstructured Yet Butler Support Emerges
Delegates from Adams are uninstructed while those from John Quincy Adams home are pledged for Gen Butler. Hon Rufus S. Frost celebrates avoiding Morse’s district influence and anticipates his own advancement.
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California wine labeling deception noted in Boston market
California produces about ten million gallons of wine annually with two million shipped east as foreign labeled imports. Commissioners are tricked into praising California wine as French. California champagne sells in Boston at one dollar per quart with expert taste showing it is not imported. The era approaches when California producers will drop false labeling to compete with imported wines.
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Poor Man’s Campaign Fails in Local Elections
A dated political summary claims unionists ran a moneyless campaign while Republicans spent lavishly and won Cumberland county and most others. It predicts Republicans will redraw districts and restore Judge Libby, with Blaine reemerging as a strong presidential contender.
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Even Boutelle Wins in Bangor Victory Hails Republican Ticket
Special Despatch to the Boston Post from Bangor Maine Sept 11 reports the entire Republican congressional ticket elected. Boutelle ranks lowest on the ticket with Milliken above him and Dingley leading. Republicans celebrate at City hall while no Unionists remain in the county.
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Same Old Story Over Again From Biddeford Election
Biddeford Sept 11 towns in this county report results. If the current Republican gains continue, the county will be Republican by 200 to 500 majority, with Gotchell limited to under 100. In towns heard from Republicans gain three representatives and lose one.
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Warmer Robie Wins Maine Election By Moderate Margin
Maine's voters gave Warmer Robie a decisive statewide win with a 5 000 to 6 000 plurality. The Republican ticket swept the legislature and county offices in most counties while independents fared poorly. Voters from old Democratic lines largely abstained as greenback fusionists joined Republicans.
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Telegraph Wires Fail in Knox County Storm
The storm disrupts telegraph service in Knox County. Wires are down and only 10 towns report in. County voting shows republican gains in every town and unionists elect the county ticket.
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Praveted
Republicans Sweep Maine Counties in Maine Election
In Augusta on September 11 Republicans won every county except Aroostook Knox and Waldo. They will hold at least a 50 vote majority in the legislature with both Senate and House. Robie leads by 3500 to 4500 with a 5000 to 6500 plurality. Republicans spent heavily while Unionists struggled to fund campaigns.
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Verdicts in star route case leave many innocent in doubt
In Washington the jury neared a verdict seen as a practical conviction of most defendants. Turner and Peck were named not guilty, while Miner and Berdell were guilty and others faced unresolved charges. Spectators noted bias and questioned bribery claims as the judge prepared to receive a partial verdict.
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Multiple Fire Alarms Reported in Cambridge and Charlestown
Fire alarms from box 9 at 7 45 P M in Cambridge traced to a brush shop owned by Mrs Mary Ann McKenna at First and Cambridge. Box 19 alarm at 4 27 P M on Monday cited a blaze in building No 3 Charlestown Street owned by R Hollings Co and used as a dining saloon by Robert Austin. losses totaled 400 on the structure and 500 on Austin. Sarah McElroy sustained severe burns from a kerosene explosion. A false alarm from box 148 at 12 37 this morning. Also report of California Iron Company smelting works at Auburn destroyed by fire with heavy losses.
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Proclamation Debated in Arabi Pasha Negotiations
Constantinople Sept 11 It is untrue Lord Dufferin faults the proclamation against Arabi Pasha and the military convention. The correct negotiations show Turks accepted all articles including Aboukir landing. Said Pasha delayed signing, then could not initial, and wanted Alexandria. Dufferin later conveyed terms allowing Port Said, with changes. The sultan wanted disembarkation wording altered and a London transmission planned. War notes report Granville rejects Port Said landing, and other dispatches note cholera deaths in Manila and French Tunisian tensions.
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Regatta Looms as Oarsmen Train on Lake Marenceook
Riley Kennedy and rival oarsmen practice daily at Lake Marenceook ahead of the grand regatta on Wednesday. The program features a Kennedy versus Riley single scull, plus amateur junior and senior singles, a double scull, and an amateur eight-oared shell race.
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Depot at South Royalton Robbed and Mill Worker Killed
The depot at South Royalton was robbed of $30 Sunday sight. Edson P. Moore, an employee at the Passumpsic pulp mill, was killed Monday morning after being caught in a shaft turning 300 revolutions per minute. He leaves a widow and three young children. The Connecticut River Musical Convention opened at Bellows Falls under Carl Zerrhan, with four days of concerts planned. Windham county court begins its September session in Newtone with civil damage cases including Mary E. Good and children vs Town hotel proprietors over a death linked to liquor two years ago.
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Trains Collide After Open Switch Causes Wreck at Waterbury
At Waterbury a freight train on the New York and New England road struck an open switch, crashing into stationary cars. A box car detached and landed on an empty flat car, four flats piled, engine damaged. Engineer and fireman jumped to safety unhurt.
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Storm disrupts Newport port as steamers collide near Clyde dock
A severe northeast storm hits Newport. The Old Colony steamship, bound for Fall River, collides with the Bristol near Clyde dock, breaking its left paddle box and forcing a rough grounding near the adjacent dock. Passengers and baggage are to be removed.
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