Suppressing the Truth in Delano Commission Report
The piece attacks Delano's Vindicating Committee, alleging they suppress facts and snub witness Samuel Walker. It notes plans for resignations by Gov. Fletcher and Congressman Harris, while praising Attorney-General Pierrepont over Mississippi troubles and criticizing Gov Ames for federal troop calls.
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Portland Maine Election Victory Reports Democratic Gains
Line for 1876 portland me sept 13 voters polled large grant campaign labor Blaine Robe rts candidates debated with sober judgments. Early returns show democrats gaining in popular vote and radicals reducing their majority. In city and counties, Knox, Washington, Aroostook report gains. Roberts home Bangor strong. Blaine home Augusta limited advance. Cromwell wins South Berwick senate race by 22 votes.
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Weather and market wrap from London hop and grain trade
London reports favorable weather for hop gathering and grain conditioning. Mark Lane wheat prices fall, foreign grain down, flour dull and irregular. The Mark Lane Express notes limited changes in wheat markets, steady premium quality, with interior declines and ample supply from foreign ports. Paris flour up, Belgian and Dutch new qualities down, German and Hungarian trends downward, Odessa prices steady amid export concerns. Potential 750,000 quarter deficit tied to light production. imports may not meet needs as season ends. State of Virginia steamer leak feared but contained. gold £27,000 withdrawn for New York. Devon cattle disease up 2000 to 6000 cases. Donningtonwood colliery gas tragedy claims eleven lives. John H. Watt, Le Con merchant, fails with liabilities around.
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Serious Railway Collision at New Hamburg
Two freight trains collided in New Hamburg injuring a fireman and a brakeman, with one engine wrecked and cars burning. The engine driver Miller was killed. another fireman was badly scalded and a brakeman had a leg broken.
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The Lost Klamath Chief Sequel and Assorted News
New York report details the kidnapping of a Modoc and Klamath delegation led by Peace Commissioner Meacham, with key figures like Walaiks Skidat and Yumpispoctis. The search, motives, and ransom hopes unfold alongside a Brooklyn civil rights ruling, a mysterious Massachusetts death, yellow fever aboard a ship, and other city briefs.
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the Sun
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Goodrich Wins Portsmouth Mayor Race in 1926 Vote
In Portsmouth New Hampshire the 1926 city election totals show Moses H. Goodrich winning the mayoralty over Hall by 220 votes among 1926 ballots. Goodrich led 1069 to 849 as Republican votes dropped 249 from last year while Democratic votes declined 32.
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Rioting in Tallahatchie County Miss Over Voter Registration
Report from Memphis dated September 13 describes serious trouble in Tallahatchie County Mississippi over Black residents registering as voters from Arkansas. A riot erupts after an attempted arrest, with armed clashes near Friarson’s store and threats against local officials. Armed whites and Blacks mobilize across Trenton Oakland Charleston Grenada to aid or retaliate.
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Opening of Major murder trial at Hillsboro Court
Edwin W. Major of Wilton NH stands trial for poisoning his wife Ida on December 20. The Hillsboro County Courtroom in Nashua opened the case at 10 am with a large audience as 71 jurors were screened. The panel of 12 includes members from Bedford Manchester and New Ipswich. Foreman A J Bennett chaired the jury. The court viewed Major’s Wilton premises, with a recess set for 9 am tomorrow.
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Fire destroys Perry's brick block in Claremont
A morning blaze at 5 o'clock gutted Perry's three story brick block in Claremont housing Dean Brothers cigar makers F Haubrick clothing J W Jewett groceries Masonic Hall and Coffin photographer. Most goods saved. Loss about 10000 insured. Losers include Prescott Boston People's Citizens Newark Globe Chicago Westchester Penn Kansas Roger Williams Clay Allemania Hudson Hanover. Origin unknown.
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Railway Interests Nearing Rate Dispute Settlement
Str. Louis Sept 13 It is understood here the long fight between the St Louis and Southeastern and the Louisville and Nashville Railroad over cut rates between here and Nashville and Nashville and Louisville is nearing settlement. Officers of the line are expected to confer this week to adjust the difficulties and cease hostilities.
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Rebellious Official Defies IRS Transfer Writ
In San Francisco on September 13 reports say Foulke, the Internal Revenue supervisor, will refuse to go East and plans to resign. He allegedly uses influence to have a local successor chosen in opposition to the IRS move that sent Hawley to the post.
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Counterfeiting Ring Expands Across States
The Courier Journal reports five more counterfeiters were moved to Decatur from near Tuscaloosa Alabama. The group operated across Missouri Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Texas and back to St Louis. Authorities estimate about $100000 was distributed by the ring.
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Terrible mine blast in Newburyport Massachusetts
At Chipman mine on September 13 two workers named Jerry Doody and Michael Foley were killed in a blast when a fuse discharged during cartridge filling. One man’s head was battered and the other’s clothing and hips were injured. They died around 12:30 PM after suffering greatly, as report notes the lamps and cartridges in hats contributed to a massive explosion. The mine building suffered severe damage with structural joints started and one end blown out.
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Steamers Arrived at European Ports and Gibraltar
Steamers listed arrival notices show Lord Clive reaching Queenstown from New York for Liverpool on Sept 13. Vaderland arrived Antwerp from Philadelphia the same date. Klopstock at Plymouth from New York to Antwerp. State of Virginia at Larne from New York to Glasgow. China at Queenstown from New York to Liverpool. Hartford a U S steamer at Gibraltar on Sept 13.
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Dr Spear Consults on All Diseases Free of Charge
Dr E D Spear famed for remarkable cures offers free consultation for all diseases at 897 Washington St. Also notes seasonal fall hat patterns from Jackson & Co at 59 Tremont St. and Davis & Chad dock fire brick materials factory at Front St Chelsea Mass with orders via 19 Central St Boston.
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Regatta Committee Seeks Counting Room Assistant
A young man is wanted to assist in the counting room with top character references. Regatta details: postponed Race at Swampscott rescheduled for Thursday the 16th at 11:00 A.M. Gov. Andrew steamer departs Rowe's wharf at 9:30 A.M. Tickets available from the treasurer before 2 P.M. Wednesday. A L Huntington, Secretary.
Fitchburg Superintendent Donates $500 to Lunenburg Club
Fitchburg Mass September 13 Superintendent C L Heywood of the Fitchburg Railroad grants the Lunenburg Farmers Club a certificate of deposit for 500 dollars with the draft to be used to stimulate forest tree cultivation through premiums or other incentives.
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Indian Bureau seeks Kansas reparation for Osage deaths
The Indian Bureau formally demands $50,000 from Kansas for killing four Osage and for state militia seizure of Indian property in August 1874. Gov. Osborne strongly rejects demands for reparations.
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Ninth annual Army of the Cumberland reunion in Utica
Utica hosts the ninth annual reunion with President Grant and Generals Sherman Sheridan Hooker among attendees. Col George J Waterman will speak at the Opera House Wednesday night. Thursday includes visits to Trenton Falls and a grand parade with a reception. Concord committee invites Gen Samuel A Duncan and George A Marden to deliver oration and poem respectively and suggests additional generals may attend.
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Resignation Tendered by Lebanon Pastor at Dissension
Rev. W. H. Aver, pastor of the Congregational Church in Lebanon New Hampshire, voluntarily resigned the pastorate yesterday morning in a brief letter. The action followed dissensions among church and society members over trivial matters.
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Desperate Rail Road House Raid Ends in Capture
In Kansas City on Shawnee road John Daymond Owen Rooney and Henry Colt stormed the Railroad House, robbed Carlot and shot at officers. A hand to hand clash with clubbed weapons left the trio captured after a pursuit into town. Detective McKnight was wounded. In Providence four ruffians raided Daniel Lalor’s farm near Lonsdale at midnight demanding food. Lalor was knocked unconscious and three suspects were arrested.
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Anniversary celebration for Rev. Smith Baker
In Lowell Massachusetts parishioners surprised Rev. Smith Baker and his wife with a fourth anniversary celebration of his settlement and a fifteenth wedding anniversary. A gold watch was presented to him and a purse of money to Mrs Baker. In four years 370 people joined the First Congregational Church, now second in Massachusetts among Congregational societies by membership.
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Tragedy in Venice: Father slays son, wounds daughter then dies
In Venice New York, Harrison Andrews, about 50, entered his 19 year old son's sleeping room and crushed his skull with a hatchet. He shot Mary in the abdomen wounding her, set fire to the house with oil, and killed himself. Neighbors and medical aid were summoned. The son is barely expected to survive. Andrews had a violent temper.
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Westervelt Testifies on Abduction Case in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on September 13 the Westervelt trial resumed with a brief cross examination of Mrs Westervelt. Westervelt then testified at length about his whereabouts before and after the alleged abduction. He denied riding a Brooklyn street car on July 6 with a child resembling Charlie Ross, contrary to Mrs Peers’ claim.
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