Steamers Arrived and Departed Across Atlantic Ports
Maritime notices list numerous ships arriving or sailing on September 11 and nearby dates. Vessels include Malnese from London to Boston, Britannia and Powhattan from New York to Europe, and City of Atlanta from Havana to Baltimore. Additional ships moving via Antwerp, Liverpool, Rotterdam, and other ports are noted with origin and destination pairs.
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Walshindon
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
New York
Sandy Look
Boston
Malnese
London
Philadelphia
Curacoa
Atlas
Hayti
City of Atlanta
Havana
Wyoming
Liverpool
Antwerp
Peconic
Gibraltar
Britannia
Marseilles
Powhattan
Pensacola
Venice
Ashebrooke
Miramitcni
Batoum
Prawleout
Chester
Rotterdam
Baltimore
Puerto Riqueno
St John
Toronto
Montreal
Handel
Newark
Lizard
Odin
Perth Amboy
Baltic
Calais
Athens
France
Para
Jerome
Panama
City of Alexandria
Vera One
Queenstown
Samaria
Prie
Second days running meeting at Mystic
Five grand races held with Melodrama Ovid Battersby Bronzemarte and Elphin as winners. Three horses fell one killed and another not expected to live. Jockeys not seriously injured. Page references indicate related notices on harbor lines Boston hearing and public bathhouse attendance.
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Mystic
Ovid
Battersby
Bronzemarte
Elphin
Board of Engineers
United States Army
Boston
Swinton
Recovered his senses in Jersey City assault case
Daniel Bennett, the old note broker who was beaten and robbed in his bedroom, regained his senses in the morning. He could not identify the attacker and said he may not have securely closed the front doors when he retired Saturday night.
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Jersey City
N.J
Daniel Bennett
Willcox Wins Democratic Nomination for Congress
In New Haven on September 11 Washington I Willcox of Middletown was nominated by Democrats in the second district after a bitter factional fight. He defeated James P Pigott of New Haven by thirteen votes, a result seen as likely to secure his election in a strongly Democratic district.
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Congress
Senate
Blair
House
Jacksonville
New Haven
Conn
Washington I. Willcox
Middletown
James P. Piggott
Willcox
Facion
Late ship news arrives with two steamers to port
New York dispatch reports the steamers General Whitney and Wilkesbarre arriving by sea. The port lists Loston as a named arrival, indicating a busy shipping day with multiple vessels entering in good order.
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New York
General Whitney
Wilkesbarre
Loston
Insurance Is Loaded With Comfort for All Parties
Insurance is discussed as a comfort to those in need, easing the hardship of life and expenses, with the agent J. I. Phelps based at 163 Dey. OSLOD.
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J. I, Phelps, Agt
Harrison's Acceptance of Republican Nomination Letter
General Harrison responds to the Republican convention with gratitude and a pledge to pursue tariff reform within constitutional bounds. He argues protection is essential, opposes free trade, and endorses selective tariff adjustments to safeguard American production and wages. He highlights immigration, labor, elections, schooling, and pensions as tied issues, urging prudent revenue use and debt reduction.
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Indianapolis
M. M. Estee
United States
Democratic Party
Congress
St. Louis
Republican Party
Senate
Prohibition Outlook for Governor Nomination in State Assembly
Worcester dispatch reports slow arrival of Prohibition delegates for tomorrow’s state convention. Key leaders debate renomination of Gov Earle, with factions backing Clapp and Hamilton alternatives. Executive committee opposes Earle. predictions hinge on convention dynamics at Mechanics Hall.
Convention Names and Committee Chairs
The passage lists chairs for various committees including Resolutions led by Rev A A Miner D D credentials Amos E Hall Everett permanent organization Rev J W Hamilton Boston finance J H Roberts Cambridge and appointing State committee John McTammany Worcester with Hon Robert C Pitman Newton slated to preside at the convention.
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A. A. Miner
D.D
Amos E. Hall
Everett
J. W. Hamilton
Boston
J. H. Roberts
Cambridge
John McTammany
Worcester
Robert C. Pitman
Newton
Royal Wedding in Torry Unites Duke dAosta and Princess Letitia Bonaparte
The marriage of Duke dAosta and Princess Letitia Bonaparte was celebrated with royal pomp in Torry. Civil and religious rites occurred at the palace with 600 horsemen in period dress and 20,000 spectators in Victor Emmanuel square. The bride wore salmon satin and appeared pale yet radiant as Mendelssohn’s Wedding March echoed from twelve bands.
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Turin
Aosta
Amadeo XI
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Portugal
Mendelssohn
Parade at Columbus Honors Grand Army Leaders and Veterans
In Columbus Ohio on September 11 a grand parade formed by eighteen divisions and led by a drum corps showcased Ohio’s Grand Army veterans. General W T Sherman and Mrs Logan among few dignitaries attended a large reviewing and rally, with speeches by Governor Foraker and other leaders drawing vast crowds and festive tributes to wartime service.
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Grand Army
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Andrews Raiders
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Fifth
United States Colored Vollnteer Infantry
W.T. Sherman
Logan
Alger
Foraker
Thurman
Fairchild
Rea
Hayes
Thayer
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Johnston
Fred Grant
John A. Logan, Jr
Law Library
State House
Nea
Daniel Fish
John Taylor
Grand Army of the Republic
O'Neil
J. B. Foraker
The
Ohio
W. T. Sherman
J. P. Rea
Still Anybody's Fight for State Treasurer Nomination
At the Tremont House convention in Boston the Republican race for state treasurer remained unsettled with a likely multi ballot contest. Active candidates William E. Blunt George A. Marden Eben C. Milliken pressed delegates while Jacob A. Dresser sat out, though many praised his legislative service.
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William E. Blunt
Haverhill
George A. Marden
Lowell
Eben C. Milliken
New Bedford
Tremont House
Jacob A. Dresser
Boston
Mr. Dresser
Dresser
Blunt
Essex County
Worcester County
Milliken
Massachusetts
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Tyler
Ames
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Campbell
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Frederick ‘Ti’. Greenhalge
William H. Haile
Springfield
Brackett
Peirce
Waterman
Ladd
Casey
Bracket
Beard
Faxon
Robinson
Capen
Premature Explosion Kills Ten in Montana Tunnel
A blast in the south face of the Wicks tunnel on the Montana Central Railway south of Helena this morning killed ten workers and seriously wounded five. The accident was caused by the concussion of a giant cap fired as a warning in the north face, with headings close together. This marks the first casualty in the tunnel over a mile long.
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Helena
Mon
Wicks
Montana Central Railway
Trial date set in Royce embezzlement case at Willimantic
The Superior Court in session at Brooklyn sets the fourth Tuesday in September for the trial of the State versus H F Royce ex treasurer of the Willimantic Savings Institute. He faces charges of funds misuse and falsification of accounts with the court likely to convene in Willimantic before Judge Andrews.
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Wintmantic
Conn
Superior Court
Brooklyn
H. F. Royce
Willimantic Savings Institute
Willimantic
Andrews
Captain Andrews Gives Up Dory Dark Secret Abandoned
The dory Dark Secret, en route from Boston to Queenstown, was abandoned at sea by Captain Andrews who arrived this morning in the Norwegian barkor. He proceeded to New York after the rescue or abandonment.
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Andrews
Stapleton
Boston
Queenstown
Barkor
New York
Spot Pond Pumping Station Funded by Malden Council
In Malden on September 11 the city council and school board approved spending for a Spot Pond pumping station totaling 15 thousand dollars, plus 2.5 thousand for Forestdale cemetery improvements and 600 for street lighting.
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Spot Pond
Forestdale
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