Morrison The Democratic Leader Who Wins Through Principle
The article portrays Morrison as a principled critic of excessive government spending and a proponent of low taxes and minimal state intervention. It notes his insistence on democratic integrity, economy in administration, and opposition to the river and harbor bill, while detailing how colleagues seek his counsel and how his thoughtful, purposeful questioning reveals deep preparation and influence.
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National Rifle Association fall meeting opens amid wind at Creedmoor
New York New York rifle clubs and British teams compete in the Creedmoor meet with Corps Henry Bates and Capt Godsall leading English entries. Cash prizes range from 10 to 30 dollars. Military championship stage one features 60 entries across 200 500 and 600 yards. Beal and Blanchard stakes await at Beacon Park with horses and trains scheduled for race day.
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Wheat Crop Report From Department of Agriculture
The September wheat crop report notes spring harvest quality good and above average yield, with winter wheat near 100 and total around 520 million bushels. Losses due to sprouting occur in Michigan Indiana Wisconsin and other states. European crops show improvement and world supply above average.
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President Arthur Visits Bangor After Maine Victory
President Arthur with Private Secretary Phillip arrived at the Bangor house after leaving Bar Harbor at 1 PM and reaching 6 45 PM. Prominent citizens including Chief Justice Appleton Judge Peters ex Gov Davis and others greeted him. He met hundreds in a reception in the ladies parlor and left for Boston by night Pullman to continue to New York.
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Hesing Delivers Letter From Father On Reported Death
Washington Hesing received a letter from his father A C Hesing stating he is in excellent health. The note confirms Cord and Noble had reached Hermosillo for money and supplies. August Arok, once reported killed, sent a letter to Mrs A Hesing indicating no accident befell him.
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Affray Ends in Double Tragedy in Washington
In a Saturday night clash over a woman, Benjamin Taylor was shot by Henry Wright. Taylor died from his injuries last night. After learning of Taylor's death Wright, distressed, shot himself in the chest with the same pistol and died instantly.
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British Army Advances Toward Tel El Kebir From Kassassin
Despatches from Kassassin report Gen. Wolseley has left camp to plan an attack with Duke of Connaught and Generals Lowe Willis and Wilkinson. Army moves at night with transports, 40-pounder guns, and a naval brigade. Ismailia sick list totals 441. forward march begins to reach fighting distance by dawn.
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Surrender doubts and war losses in Egypt report
Daily Telegraph dispatch from Alexandria doubts the four alleged deserters from Arabi Pasha, viewing their surrender as a possible ruse. A financier estimates Egypt will lose about £70,000,000 due to war, with cotton and sugar crops largely gone and sowing of next year at risk. Several large failures expected, plus miscellaneous notes on memorials, boundary arbitration, Cuban escape attempts, Gibraltar, St Petersburg fete decorations, Montreal bequest, and a Russian actress suicide attempt.
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Catholic bishop and seven priests arrive at Presque Isle
Bishop Healy and seven priests arrived Monday evening to held services in Johnson's hall and plan a Catholic chapel. Reports say over 60 Catholic families live at Presque Isle. A separate item notes the Augusta Soldiers' Monument association completes plans for a Sept. 21 dedication with Maine militia regiments, a Massachusetts general invited to speak, and a large procession. In Rockland, three tramps attacked James and James B. Savage on Main Street, injuring James and damaging clothing. police arrested the gang after a night of store break-ins and threats, with one suspect claiming residence in Calais.
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Band of thieves captured near Pittsfield and leader escapes
A gang of thieves caught at Pittsfield Mon tag has plagued the area for three months. Solomon Raymond of Rirton died from a hayload accident after being pierced under the arms by a sharp stake. he bled out within an hour. Chas Brown of Glen Falls pleaded guilty to stealing a gold watch from Stephen Fuller and was sentenced to six years in state prison. Witnesses from Waterbury summoned for the McCaffrey murder case. McCaffrey in Brattleboro asylum since last March after killing his wife and mother at Waterbury. The annual State Agricultural Society and Champlain Valley Fair opened at Howard Park Burlington with 35 acres of grounds, spacious buildings, and numerous entries. The 4-year-old race was won by Nelie Lock of Middlebury. the consle team race won by a team owned by J. A. Williams of Burlington.
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Agawam church appoints Rev Lamb and local fire chief resigns
At Agawam the Congregational church names Rev Mr Lamb as pastor. O M Weat chief engineer of Haverhill fire department resigns. In Haverhill James Mooney loses most of his left hand at Wentworth box factory. W Houghton brakeman killed at Pratt junction. Holliston rails directors elect Z Talbot president and W H Darling treasurer. James Castles of Lowell arrested for forging his father's name on a $50 note. Willie Noroy, 16, near a depot derailment caused by a switch change. no injuries reported.
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State labor convention adopts reforms platform
The Buffalo assembly approves resolutions to abolish convict labor contracts and tenement burned cigar laws, enforce compulsory education, cut factory hours to ten daily, and establish an employers liability act. It adds a free trade plank and opposes public land grants to railroads, with a boycott urged against Harmony Mills prints. adjournment follows.
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Fires Reported Across Several Towns in Brief
In Somerville a slight blaze damaged Armatrong's cooper shop on Somerville Avenue after an evening storm from box 12. In Clarion a courthouse burned leaving records saved and insured for 31,000 dollars. In Damariscotta a dwelling and stable were burned at the mills. In Oswego county Sandy Creek hotel, a dwelling, three stores, and four barns burned, with losses around 20,000 dollars.
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