Political Snaps and Chorus of Endorsements Circling Delegates
Foreman Dickson of the star route Jury is praised as a friend of Dorsey though deemed unfit for the 12. Dorsey likely to remain secretary of the national committee. Stilson Hutchins impresses at the New Hampshire democratic convention. Bishop headquarters claim broad delegate support and predict Bishop's nomination.
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Star Route
Dorsey
Stilson Hutchins
New Hampshire
Crapo
Bishop
Noyes
Butler
Chifford
Spup
Republican Committee
George G. Crocker
Lewnel Welch
P. Ambrose Young
Gishop
Joe Richards
John McCarty
Francis W. Ryder
John A. Davies
KB. A. Storey, Jr
Solomon Marble
M. H. Ruwrigh
John J. Wade
Alfred N. Winslow
Fred. A. Green
A.J. Woodbury
Rowe
Canton
New Braintree
Southbridge
Southampton
Hadley
Phillipston
Ware
North Brookfield
Greenheld
Williamsburg
Backland
Easthampton
Harvard
Llese
Kingston
Braiford
Builer
Buckland
S. Z. Bowman
Hayes
Hayden
Salem
Marblehead
William B. Brown
Knott V. Martin
Benjamin Pitman
Simeon Dodge
Worcester
Ipswich
C. A. Sayward
J. D. Hurd
Frederick Wilecomb
J. A. Johnson
A. S. Wilcomb
J. J. Rotier
Nathaniel Statswell
Paulp Clarke
P. E B. Concon
Weston Movement
Pittsfield
Lowell
Congress
Russell
Lowell Citizen
Stott
Gen. Butler
Privy Deep
Benjamin
Athol Transcript
South Framingham
Bishop Taunton
Raynham
North Andover
Paxton
Bolton
Petersham
North Brookield
Sturbridge
Ali
Gratton
Worcester Bishop delegation choice sparks party snarl
The Spy notes that Worcester’s almost unanimous Republican state convention delegation was outwitted and deceived by Crapoites. The piece laments early infighting among brethren as they snarl and bite over the outcome.
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Worcester
Nomination of Col. John D. Hosley Praised by Democrats
The Democrats of New Hampshire's second district commend Col. John D. Hosley as a lifelong Democrat of high ability and untarnished character. They say he would be a credit to the state if elected and possesses genial qualities that win friends.
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John D. Hosley
New Hampshire
Rumor of Worcester anti Crapo sentiment stirs state politics
The rumor says anti Crapo sentiment in Worcester could push Gov. Long to seek the gubernatorial nomination and possibly run for senator if he wins. The chatter reflects broader unease among politicians about changing support and rival mischief.
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Worcester
Long
Arizona welcomes Crook amid Apache hostilities
An Arizona contemporary notes public hope that General Crook comes to assess the Apache threat rather than conduct missionary tours. The piece argues the territory is rife with hostile Apaches and that Crook must judge and act by his best judgment, possibly adopting aggressive Indian policy.
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Arizona
Gen. Crook
Crook
Conner, Baker
Harney
Infanticide convict Mary Givon gets life in Bangor court
In Bangor on Wednesday Mary Givon of East Hampden was sentenced to life in state prison for infanticide. The Ossipee Valley fair opened at Cornish under favorable circumstances with a large neat cattle show totaling 119 yoke and 93 singles. The Maine Sportsmen's Association annual meeting in Bangor elected officers led by President P. O. Vickery and included vice presidents J. N. Martin and C. F. Mason and secretary Charles F. Cushman.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Bangor
Mary Givon
East Hampden
Ossipee
Augusta
J. N. Martin
Portland
Secord
C. F. Mason
Auburn
Charles F. Cushman
Lewiston
Joseph B. Banger
Charles Yo
Hennibal Hamlin
B. M. Stilwell
H. O. Stanley
Association
Davis
Aaron R. Bunting
D. H. Millett
Lodge
Merritt
J. C. Stimpson
Bonting
Somerville
W. H. Flynn
N. Currier
Herbert Cole
Lewis
J. T. Hanley
J. E. Gillis
T. M. Darrell
Nathan Tufts
J. G. Glover
Patrick Rafferty
J. F. Cowen
P.S. Kerrell
James Gariley
A. R. Coolidge
Peter Gallagher
Charles Bartley
Simon Connor
P. J. White
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Word and City Committee
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Lincoln
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Stete
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Rnard Leuchie
Richard T. Blackwell
W. E. Weld
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G. A. Twycross
Lyon
Orapo
Bishop
Lynn
Crapo
William Shepherd
Charles A. Newhall
Alonzo Penney
Cravo
Cura Hall
Personal Liberty League of Massachusetts
Charles Rothenburg
Lsue
League
J. Levy
A. J. Gutermuth
W. Pelkus
R. Kiesow
Oak Park fair opening draws large crowd at Peterboro
The Oak Park fair at Peterboro Wednesday drew strong attendance. Fruit and vegetable displays exceeded expectations while housed cattle, swine, and poultry were below usual levels. Lecock won the 2:50 class, time 2.445. In Dover, Charles F. Horne sues the town of Rochester claiming 4000 dollars for injuries from a carriage incident caused by frightened horse near the Hastero railroad track. Portsmouth harbor listed the largest U S vessel count with ten ships present.
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Oak Park
Peterboro
Weanesuay
Lecock
Charles F. Horne
Rochester
Supreme Court
Dover
Horce
Hastero
United States
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Vaz
Tennessee
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Enterprise
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Tallapoosa
Despatch
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Leyden
Congress
Sabine
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Gusta
Emerald
Plymouth
Omana
Canasset
Massachusetts
Marshfield
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Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Vermont Election And Local Notices In Historic Report
Vermont communities report varied political activity as legislators conclude sessions and elections face possible contest. Montpelier's Methodist seminary lists 160 students while Royalton votes yielded multiple adjournments. Local wool buyers visit Chelsea offering 33 and 34 cents per pound as farmers hold back for higher offers.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Royalton
Mullon
Enry Hayward
Tubhsidge
Chelsea
Charles King Elopes With Jeanie Brown in Housatonic
Charles King of Housatonic eloped with 18 year old Jeanie Brown. A breach of promise suit by Hattie Hackley against Dr Wilson of Uxbridge was reportedly settled for 7006 dollars. M W Butler of Lenox was fatally injured when a bull gored him at a Lecattle show. A will found among Mrs. Francis Niles of Greenufield’s late possessions alters the estate outlook.
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Charles King
Housatonic
Jeanie Brown
Murmer
Hattie Hacley
Dr. Wilson
Uxbridge
M. W. Butler
M.S. Butler
Lenox
Francis Niles
Greenufield
Malden
Converse
John Cochrane, Jr
George W. Wilson
Oliver T. Barrett
Erskine F. Bickford
Frederick A. Robinson
Kate L. S. Talbot
Costello C. Converse
H. Millett, Esq
James H. Whitasker
Boston Rubber Shoe Co
Malden and Melrose Gas Co
Webster & Co
Wiggin & Stevens
William Highton
Michael Cleary
M. A. Metcalf
Valeria G. Stove
J. Talbot
William A. Wilde
Russell B. Wiggin
Wiliam H. Wilcox
Henry, Barrett
Austin M. Ceeop
A. H. Davenport
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John B. Faulkner
Jorge G. Hart
Thomas Lang
H. Odiorne
Augusta M. Ricvaraso
Richard Rich
A. J. Wentworth
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William O. Hall
William C. Lamkin
Joan Vannevar
Universalist Church
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Medford
George W. Abercrombie
George D. Ayers
Eugene Nelson
Malien
Lake George
Saratoga
Vanvevar
Electric accident knocks man down in Newport scene
Robert Greason was knocked to the pavement Thursday evening while repairing an electric vole in Newport. He survived with no broken bones after being picked up unconscious. The report also notes Charles A. Lee, once linked to a Providence drowning, who allegedly posed as O Neil to fraudulently insure an older man for $5 000. the life agent exposed the scheme. Lee is believed to be in Pennsylvania.
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Burglars Loot Wallingford Meat Market in Safe Explosion
A gang forced entry to Hall Bros meat market in Wallingford Tuesday night using blacksmith tools and blew the safe almost to pieces. They secured only 10 dollars before leaving. Other targets included the home of Lawrence Hoey where 79 dollars and a gold watch were stolen. burglars escaped as the explosion drew attention.
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Wallingford
Hall Bros
Lawrence Hoey
President Arthur Visits Little Boar's Head and Heads for New York
President Arthur and Private Secretary Phillips arrived from the east at 4 15 this morning and moved to the Rockingham house. After brief rest he journeyed to Little Boar's Head to meet Congressman Robeson’s group and planned immediate departure for New York aboard the Despatch.
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Avipur
Bachelier
Ise Beaco
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Navy Yard Landing
Commodore Greene
Tennessee
Waltham fair showcases at Central Park and Romford exhibits
The Waltham Farmers' Club opened its turd fair with tradesmen displays from Waltham and nearby towns. Highlights include a Romford exhibition with fowls, animals, agriculture, and notable pigeon display by George Woolley. Central Park shows cattle and swine with racing, plowing, and draft horse trials.
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the Park
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T. W. Walker
William Haraing
A. TP
Pierce
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Edward J. Brown
Weston
Henry Beck
Newton
Mr. W. K. Bright
Waltbac
Jersey
Same
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Syaltham
Arthur L
Warren Heustis
Belmont
Joseph Peterson
George &. Trask
John R. Farnum
Court hears motions in Miner and Beidell case. Vaile bond raised
The criminal court met to hear motions for arrest of judgment in the Miner and Beidell case and to increase bonds for those not agreed by the jury. Vaile’s bond rose from 1000 to 10000 with L P Williamson as surety. court to decide new trial affidavits on Friday. Foreman Dickson to the attorney general alleges a bribery attempt by Henry A. Bowen in star route proceedings.
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Criminal Court
Judge Wylie
Miner
Beidell
Brady
Vaile
J. W. Dorsey
Rerdell
Merrick
L. P. Willamson
Independence
Foreman Dickson
Henry A. Bowen
Arizona
District of Columbia
Fires and Alarms Across Boston and Suburbs
In Boston and the suburbs three Wednesday alarms drew crews to a dining room on Summer street after a fireman reported smoke. A Lynn box 23 alarm followed a kerosene lamp explosion at Mrs Knowles boarding house on Andrew street. little damage. Box 13 reported a minor fire at No 2 Keefe alley a two story dwelling owned by Mrs Rovinson and occupied by James Augustine with storage papers and rags saved.
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Summer Street
Lynn
John S. Knowles
Andrew Street
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Keefe
State Fair Opens With Strong Attendance And Races
Burlington Vermont September 18 On the second day of the state fair an attendance of at least six thousand marked solid success. Exhibits covered broad regions including New England and northern New York. Vision owned by William Hinman Derby won the two mile race with times 6 92 and 5 18. St Elmo owned by W C Braisted Rutland won the 2 3S class with times 2 36 3 39 2 34 2 36. Goldfinner owned by H Brook Barnet won the stallion race with times 27 36 2 35 3 38. An address by Col LeGrand Cannon and Gov John Gregory Smith is planned for tomorrow.
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William Hinman
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W. C. Braisted
Rutland
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H. Brook
Barnet
Col
LeGrand
Cannon
John Gregory Smith
Narragansett Park
Providence
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Green Bay
River
Lady Alice
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Vladimir
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Archie
Berkeley
Belle R
H&atrorp
Conn
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Vanderbilt
Early Rose
Aldine
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E. C. Hodges
Boston Bicycle Club
Frank Moore
Englene
J.S. Dean
A. D. Clafin
Newton Bicycle Club
E.M. Bent
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J. Hewitt
Dean
Bent
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Claftin
Deao
Tie
Birmingham
England
E. C. Boages
Arthur Cunningham
Mellen
Ana
Prince
Harrison
A. D. Araffin
J. M. Kean
Political Rascality and Mystic Park Races Highlight Era News
The column rails at Maine campaign graft and Republican victory as $256,000 enters corruption funds. It shifts to Mystic Park fall meeting with two races won by Ezra L. and Capt. Lewis, detailing race entries and results in a bustling de-by-de recount of 2:50 class heats and horse standings.
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Maine
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Blaine
Newburyport
Fiubbell
Bangor
Republican Party
Bonesi
Mystic Park
Ezra L
Capt. Lewis
Philadelphia
RBP
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Bunger
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P. Eilis
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Magee Furnace Company
Mitchell & Simmons
B. B. Newhall
George W. Robmeon
Quincey A. Shaw
David Simonds
Thomas P. Tenney
Edwin Tafts
White, Holman & Co
Coryden M
Water Board
Glenwood
Woodlawn
Berkeley Streets
Park Place
John J. Byrne
William F. Johnson
Benjamin F. Spinney
Pine Grove Cemetery
William Bassett
Cebt
Landry
Alton Club
Salem Willows
Cornelius Usher
House of Correction
Usher
S. Dana Hayes
Augustus Allen Bayes
Walter G. Chase
Cambridge Tribune
Industrial School
George P. Hildreth
Hildreth
Carpenter
Suorts
Lyceum Hall
Brookline Associates
Dunbar
Boston and
Albpany Railroad
Chapel
Western Avenue
Central Depot
James H. Murphy
Union Club
Mt. Washington
Carrie Hooper
State Normal
Echoo
Oliver School
Steamer 1
Colley
Osborne
Liscomb Ang
John P. Gettings
Margaret Madden
Orcutt
Fae Duistrict
Cambridge
United States Naval Academy
West Point Academy
John W. Cand Ly
Lita
William Tapper
Laurel Street
John Cogan
Cottage Streets
Tapper
Cogan
Chattanooga
Tena
Selma
Ala
China
Bank of Nova Scotia
John R. Morris
Long Island City
East River
Retorta
William
Mr. Morris
Mier
Mexico
Matamoras
Laredo
Rio Grande