Resignations, trials, and sports noted in brief
John C. Crowley resigns as president of Union Institution for Savings after objections by Savings Bank Commissioners. Prescott G. Pillsbury, former Lawrence National Bank cashier, sentenced to five years in jail. Ernest Von Schoening wins Long Island swimming title. Blanqui loses French deputy seat on second ballot. Boston loses to Cincinnati 7 5. Yellow fever one new Memphis case. Suleiman Pasha reported dead.
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Suleiman Pasha
New York
Bath
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Matthew Webb
England
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California
Geo. H. Wade
Brooklyn
George Verhan
Ernest van Schoening
Wade
Webb
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von Schoening
Mining Stock Closing Prices Across Varied Mines
San Francisco reports closing prices for a wide range of mining shares with figures for Ophir Belcher Raymond Ely Sierra Nevada Chollar Union Consolidated Yellow Jacket Eureka Consolidated Potosi Imperial Goula Curry Martin White and more. Values span percentages and dollars, reflecting mixed market activity in mining equities.
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Martin White
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Independence
Justice. Ie
Toronto brothers seized in Montreal in Jaffray case
Two men from Toronto named Deal were arrested in Montreal on tips from Toronto police about the Jaffray kidnapping. They claim innocence and provide the name Rossdeal as theirs. one carries a book of rules from a secret society, echoing elements cited in earlier reports.
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Deal
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Jaffray
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William Rossdeal
Four houses swallowed as Ma honey Plane area sinks
New York report states four houses at Ma honey Plane Pa. were abandoned Thursday night due to a subsidence caused by underground coal mining. A large chasm formed and more damage feared. Six more houses were swallowed Saturday morning with residents fleeing others.
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Gold Mining Prospectus Issued in Queens County
Gold fever continues in Queens County with fine surface specimens found near the shore. A gold mining company prospectus with a capital of $200,000 has been issued.
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Paris Centennial Banquet Delights Maine Town
The Paris Maine centennial exhibition drew an immense crowd with a Maine banquet table of old time fare including baked beans and native fruit. Two to ten thousand attendees enjoyed speeches by Rev. Estes and others while Miss Longley displayed ancient articles. Gen Levi Hubbard’s wife rode a side saddle two hundred miles to Worcester, signaling strong town hospitality and a grand reunion of old friends.
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C. Andrews
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Epidemic Extent Compared With Last Year
The National Board of Health reports the 1879 epidemic shows fewer cases and deaths than 1878 as the season advances. Weekly data from Memphis and New Orleans indicate far lower activity, with intensified cleansing and isolation efforts at infected sites.
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National Board of Health
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Memphis
Fall River Strike Violence Flares After Mill Shuts Down
A clash between Emanuel Potts and strikers near the Chace Mill ends with Potts and his son injured as revolvers fire but no fatalities. Stephen Lee of Durfee's Mill is badly beaten and another spinner is jumped on Davis Street. No arrests yet. district police arrive. By now 114 spinners and strikers have been arrested since the strike began.
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John
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Davis Street
North Carolina fruit crop failure signals moonshine boom
Telegraphed reports from Col. Young in the Fourth North Carolina District warn of a fruit crop failure leading to scant peach brandy production and increased illicit whiskey craft as operations renew. Other dispatches note a Maine boarding house fire with $1,000 loss, Langston rumor resignations, Pine Ridge captives, Santa Fe arrest roundup, and Rosebud agency hay harvest totals.
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Col. Young
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Disappearance of Santa Cruz County Treasurer Hits Treasury
In Santa Cruz funds show a $24,000 deficit after counting county treasury. Treasurer George Otto issued a warrant and disappeared, later described as temporary absence. Vault contained about $3,000. no burglary suspected. Otto under arrest and has handed property to bondsmen.
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Veterans to Welcome Grant with National Salute in San Francisco
About five hundred veterans gathered Saturday evening in San Francisco and voted to greet Gen. Grant on his arrival with a national salute from the sand lots. An accompanying telegram reply referenced further details on the visit.
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Six Men Buried as Building Collapses on East Fourteenth
New York report details a partial building collapse at 10 East Fourteenth Street during alterations. Six laborers were trapped. all were eventually rescued with injuries ranging from serious to minor. An immediate inquiry was announced.
Beecher Delivers Last Sermon of Season at Fabyan House
Henry Ward Beecher spoke to about 1,000 listeners at Fabyan House pavilion in the White Mountains on September 4. He argued true religion rests on systematic benevolence and love, not mere morality or church membership, and urged love for God and fellow men above rigid orthodoxy.
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Fires Destroy Mills and Businesses Across Several Cities
Detroit Michigan fire wipes out a planing mill owned by Linton and Frost with plane stock and lumber losses plus 25 000 fence pickets from Clark Lovejoy in Boston. Fall River Massachusetts reports a barn fire at Rev P J B Bedard with 1000 loss. Laconia New Hampshire sees a dry house burning valued at 800 with unknown insurance. Jacomel Hayti suffers a major fire wiping out principal stores with 600 000 loss. New Orleans Exchange alley sees three buildings burned for 10060. Danville Planters Hotel fire causes 5000 loss.
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Connecticut to transfer battle flags to new capitol
Hartford observers expect 10000 to 15000 veterans to attend the transfer ceremonies. Railroads offer half fare to enable wide turnout as Gen. Hawley serves as chief marshal and Gov. Andrews receives the flags for the state. A large veterans’ collation will be held in the park tents.
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State Arsenal
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Unsecured liabilities hit Portland grocers J W Perkins & Co
The failed Portland wholesale grocers J W Perkins & Co show unsecured liabilities of 57000 and assets cited as 79000 market value 38800. Other brief items note a fatal accident at Bean's shipyard and a gun accident injuring a Belfast boy. Knights of Pythias held a clam bake on the islands with about 500 attendees. Officers elected for Pepperell Laconia and Saco Water Power Co include M W Webber Geo Dexter and T Wigglesworth among others.
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Camden
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Westbrook
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Pepperell, Laconia and Saco Water Power Company
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A. E. Hildreth
J. Longley
G. F. Fabyan
Rich silver vein found in Meredith and white mountains travel plans
A rich vein of silver has been discovered in Meredith. Express trains to the White Mountains and Mt. Washington will not be withdrawn until October 1. The New England Temperance Association meetings begin next Tuesday and run through Sunday. Mrs. Miriam Osgood of Warner celebrates her 100th birthday. Horace Bigelow pursued by authorities after attempting to run away with a horse and gear. Grafton Agricultural Association elects officers and sets Sept 23 to 25 for its annual meeting with $1500 in premiums and purses including trotting, driving, and speed events. A fair with exhibits and races is anticipated with music by the Lisbon Cornet Band.
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Mt. Washington
Charles A. Cross
Plainfield
New England Temperance Association
Miriam Osgood
Warner
Sutton County
N. H
Stevens
Jacob Osgood
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D. M. Tenney
Grafton
Mansons. Brown
Harvey Deming
Bath
Manson S. Brown
Joseph Cook
Campton
Lisbon
Man Killed by Brother in Shotgun Mishap
Henry Cummings of Manchester dies in an apparent accident when his older brother tests a shotgun. George T. Wright of Jericho is missing after last seen at Essex Junction on the 8th while returning from Burlington. A new telegraph line between Montreal and New York, claimed to be built by the American Union Telegraph Company and controlled by Jay Gould, progresses to Vergennes and through Burlington, Charlotte, North Ferrisburg, and Middlebury, following country roads rather than rail routes.
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Jericho
Essex Junction
Burlington
Montreal
New York
American Union Telegraph Company
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Vergennes
Charlotte
North
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Diverse Local Tragedies And Town Projects Highlight Weekend News
Minnie Haney, six, found dead in Milford bed while in good health. Daniel Harrington of Springfield choked by meat at supper. Iron cross marks Miss Marvin’s sea wreck at Rafe's Chasm. Lanesville Granite ships blocks to Boston. Barker & Bro. to Philadelphia. North Brookfield approves library transfer. Cushing memorial service planned at Newburyport City Hall with Loring, Lunt, and Wildes. Slade Mill worker Purcell assaulted by strikers. Lowell jury awards in Sudbury River case.Boston excution steamer Stamford arrest for assault onboard. Amherst College begins sixtieth year with 106 entering students. faculty changes noted. Williamstown sophomores elect Gunn president. class features weight and many Smiths. Worcester Music Association festival lineup announced with Cary, Dow, Hardenburg, Beebe, Wilkie, New York Glee Club, Schubert Quartet, Diaz Albertini, Germania Orchestra. Zewahn conducts. Groton funds memorial stones for Prescott, Langley site, and first meeting house. stones cut by John Evans from Ware Van Brunt designs, due soon.
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Milford
Daniel Harrington
Springfield
Rafe
Philadelphia
North Brookfield
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Cushing
Newburyport
City Hall
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Scituate
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Stamford
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Germania Orchestra
Carl Zewahn
Groton
William Prescott
Battle of
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First Meeting House
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Butter dealer Almy dies after runaway team accident
East Providence butter dealer Mr. Almy was thrown from his runaway team Thursday night and died. A thunder storm on Sunday afternoon set clothing on fire in a four tenement Durfee street house but no injuries occurred. Edward McLaughlin was arrested in Providence for two hours of attempted shooting at John Campbell over alleged wife familiarity. Supreme Court hearing for Mrs. William Sprague’s trustee appointment was postponed one week. Wa Haskill Jr of Pawtucket is missing after boarding the Massachusetts for Martha's Vineyard. his belongings were found in his state room.
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Sharp's Rifle Prize Shooters Lead At Willow Brook Range
At Willow Brook range during the Sharp's Rifle long range prize event C. O. Case of New Britain scored 215 of 225 and F. Messells 206. In the ten shot 500 yard match W. L. Palmer of Cromwell achieved a perfect 50.
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Two Brown Mice Caught In Glass Ball Found at Brinton Range
Mr. F. B. Spencer of Elizabeth reports two brown mice securely trapped in a glass ball used by marksmen. He found them recently in a barrel of glass balls at Brinton Range where the balls had been stored.
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Mysterious Crystals Hold Tiny Inmates in Barrel
Mr Spencer found two bright-eyed youngsters trapped inside a barrel after cleaning it. He had fed them since, pondering how they entered. It is believed they crawled in through a small opening when young and grew until they could not escape.
Wife of State Senator and the Divorce Measure Critique
Jennie Junes letter recounts a Brooklyn woman who, betrayed by her guardian, loses her fortune and husband to a richer entanglement. The piece questions cross state divorce laws and their impact on innocent wives, noting two sons’ deaths and a surviving child supported by the seamstress. It denounces legal loopholes that redefine marriages across borders.
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Fraud and mismanagement at Freedmen's Savings Bank exposed
The 1874 winding up of the Freedmen's Savings Bank reveals a three‑commissioner panel with no accountability and final say, while book falsifications emerge and statute limits block prosecutions. The piece blames the Washington Ring tied to Grant era, criticizing Democrats and warning black trust in justice is shaken by such schemes.
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Comical oath moment in New Haven legal aid tale
A young rural woman’s affidavit prompt leads to a comic incident as she blurts out Damn it while swearing an oath. The attorney and onlookers laugh when the lady and companion reveal the unspoken reaction, ending with the formal oath being administered.
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Multiple News Items Include Politics, Crime, and Disasters
Gov McClellan is out of danger. Gen Grant’s horses to be shown in Philadelphia. A 60 foot sea serpent sighted off New Jersey. M Chauveau resigns as Provincial Secretary. Odd Fellows meet in Baltimore. Keene jailed for trial on bank fraud. Wallace Ross challenges Smith to 1 000 race. Boy 7 dies of hydrophobia in Manayunk. Tierney arrested for bank robbery. Fleming shot by Kerr in Columbus. Emigrants to Castle Garden up 83 475 this year. September 14 celebrated in New Orleans. Letellier hosts Liberal reception in St Lawrence Hall. Kopetdagh Russian advance reportedly fails. Hayward found guilty for Chicago murder. Scott sentenced for Archibald killing. Moett kills wife and wounds lover. surrenders. Moulders’ strike settled in Philadelphia. Banco del Comercio Havana suspends payments. Spanish bank offers 2 million in paper currency. Poydras Street dancing accident injures Delaney, Maggie Fagan, and others.
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Carr, Crowley & Devin
Malleable and Gray Iron Workers
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Mutineers Unorganized as Roberts Plans Safety Routes
Smila Sept 14 Afghan mutineers show no clear leadership and remain unorganized as Nawab Gholam Hussein returns toward Cabul. Gen Roberts aims to secure roads via Shutargardan Pass with tribal leaders while tribes at Khuram and Khyber show little hostility. Ali Kheyl recounts the Cabul massacre with Maj Cavagnari killed and embassies attacked. The Ameer’s loyal troops faced no intervention due to priestly intimidation.
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Prospects of Freedom for Slaves in 1880 Plan
Havana reports from Santiago that enslaved workers demand liberty while masters offer freedom in exchange for three years of wage labor. Slaves flee and officials seek guidance. Madrid dispatch says the government will urge the Cortes to grant liberty to all slaves on July 1, 1880 with seven years of obligatory labor and wages.
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Vast Irish tenants meeting voices relief and rent cuts
A large tenants rights gathering in Mallow Ireland drew about twenty thousand attendees. Sir Joseph McKenna and MPs spoke urging government relief for Ireland and broad rent abatements. Resolutions called for urgent government action and a state relief system.
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Liberal Convention Demands Absolute Secularization
In Cincinnati the Liberal Convention with nearly 200 delegates passed resolutions for free transportation of all literature through the mails and other means, opposing obscene works, and calling for repeal of obscenity laws. They pledge to back candidates favoring secular government and urge state leagues to join on political questions. The league's president may call a national convention to nominate 1880 presidential candidates.
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