War weariness and political lines in Maine sheriff race
Citizens voice desire for end of the war and discuss military campaigns. The Boston Journal criticizes the Boston Herald over Plaistedism. Maine fusionists gain small comfort as 1,000 to 1,200 Republicans back the sheriff candidate.
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Wolseley Campaign Compared With Napoleon in Egypt
The St John Telegraph weighs Gen Wolseley’s Egyptian campaign against Napoleon’s 1798 efforts. It calls Napoleon’s feat brilliant but limited, urging patience to judge Wolseley’s impact before declaring him greater than Bonaparte.
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Democratic leader admits liquor dealers donate to Ohio fund
Hon Alexander Long of Ohio acknowledges liquor dealers contribute to the Democratic campaign fund. The column argues Republicans in Maine and Massachusetts benefited from liquor money and votes, accusing GOP allies of exploiting liquor interests for political gain.
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Democrats Sweep Arkansas Win Big in 1892 Returns
The Kennebec Journal notes Arkansas official returns show a Democratic plurality over 35 000 with an overall majority over 28 000. Democrats win all but two senators and all but eight representatives, with a joint ballot majority above 80.
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New Hampshire Cotton Firms Show Strong Dividends and Premiums
Eighteen New Hampshire cotton companies report total capital of 16.74 million dollars and an average dividend near nine percent. Several firms trade well above par with significant premiums, including Amoskeag, Cocheco, Nashua, and Salmon Falls, reflecting solid earnings for stockholders.
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Arabi Pasha surrender offers reach Kafr el Dwar
Alexandria dispatch reports Toulba Pasha offering unconditional surrender at Kafr el Dwar with Cairo deputies seeking to bow to the khedive. Gen Wood orders action, British forces poised to take Kafr el Dwar as negotiations continue. Wolseley signals further advances toward Cairo after a decisive Tel el KebIR victory.
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Nellie Yacht Sinking on Lake Winnepesaukee Reports 14 Parented Drowned
A despatch from Weirs NH states the yacht Nellie capsized near Wolfboro with 14 drowned as she carried passengers to Weirs. A second report from Laconia NH says the Nellie sank en route to Weirs from Alton Bay, bound for excursion use by Winnepesaukee House. pilot Ltarris Emerson among noted lake mariners.
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New Hampshire Veterans Hold Weirs Reunion Elections
The New Hampshire Veterans association held its third day at Weirs New Hampshire with rain and a cool breeze. Officers elected include President J N Patterson Concord and Vice President J S Rowell Exeter. Gen Sherman arrived by train and spoke to veterans at the hotel grove.
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Fire and damage reports from Boston and beyond
In Boston, an electric light in the Boston and Albany railroad train house caused a slight fire on Thursday evening. Ninth police extinguished a minor blaze in the Little Sisters of the Poor home at Dudley street and Woodward avenue at 2 45 PM. The fire spread from a chimney with little damage. A mosquito netting door in H A Choate's drug store near the Revere house burned at 8 45 PM Thursday. Brief telegraph reports cover New Hampshire and Nebraska fires, including a lightning strike on Mrs. Hanson’s barn at Mt Pleasant causing $1200 loss, and a large prairie fire near Sidney, Nebraska endangering local ranches as crews depart on special trains. A Thetford Vermont barn owned by Reuben Phillips burned with two cows and 10 tons hay, cause incendiary, partly insured.
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Pact of hog thefts lands in Chicago criminal court
Chicago packing and provisioning firm sues M sar McMullin James Sheehan and Jeremiah Sheehan for stealing hogs. Prosecution says a four-man gang led by Harty from the penitentiary formed in 1879 and looted hogs valued at over 500000 dollars from Armour. Harty testifies he had keys and, with Sheehan, drove off 40 to 50 hogs nightly in 1879 and 1880.
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Timber Strike Wrecks Express Train Car at Mount Carbon
A freight timber dislodged from a car struck the smoking car of a Pottsville to Reading express near Mount Carbon. Four seats were demolished. Whalham Snyder of Philadelphia was trapped between timber and car wall and may die. Brakeman Wallace Yocum injured his hip and Patrick Philips of Mount Carbon suffered severe leg injuries possibly needing amputation. A man named Smith was also hurt.
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Connecticut Valley Musical convention opens in Bello
The first grand concert of the Connecticut Valley Musical convention in Bello Falls drew a smaller audience due to bad weather. Boston soloists Annie Louise Gage H D Corneil and H G Snow received many encores. Carl Zerrahn and Mrs Shepard are praised as director and accompanist. The convention closes tomorrow with a grand concert and matinee. tickets nearly sold.
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Aztec Club Banquet Re-elects Officers in New York
The Aztec club annual meeting and banquet at Pinara's featured Maj. Gen. Hancock as president with President Arthur among guests. Reflections honored the late Gen. Patterson. Re-elected officers include Gen. Hancock as president Gen. Grant as vice president P. H. Hagener as treasurer and Prof. Henry Coppes as secretary.
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Bribe Allegation Emerges in Star Route Affair
Washington dispatch notes affidavits filed with the department of justice accusing William Brown, a juror in the star route trial, of taking a bribe in a three card monte case tried just before the star route proceedings. The case may be presented to the grand jury.
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Drownings and accidents across several towns
Mary Daley drowned at Uxbridge on Thursday. Taunton froze sharply Tuesday night and geese fought Wednesday morning. A drunken stranger fell from an embankment in Hoosick Falls and was seriously injured. The Pinafore boiler exploded at Southwick ponds injuring Henry W Soule’s son and daughter and his wife’s sister. Thomas Tigue, long time flagman at Worcester, died after being struck by an unmanageable horse on duty Wednesday.
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Nominations Named in New Hampshire and Nearby Returns
Democratic convention in Woodsville selects D M Aldrich for councillor fifth district and lists Grafton county officers including Solicitor Charles A Jewell and Sheriff Collins M Buchanan. Republican Merrimack district names David S Corser for senator. California arrest of Greenback governor nominee McQuiddy follows Mussel Slough. Bangor fusion shows Stratton sheriff leads. Nebraska taps Morton for governor and others. Georgia governor contemplates Hill Jr appointment. Hill declines.
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Beaton Fair Opens Day With Rain Threats And Horse Race
The second day of the Waltham Industrial Fair opened amid rain threats causing delays to the street parade. 58 trades showcased 96 teams. the park hosted a 2:30 class horse race won by Edwin Thorne with Clingstone second and Helene third in 2:19.
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High Tariff Debate Prompts Free Trade Challenge in Iowa
The Iowa campaign heats as free traders face a strong push for a free trade platform. Prof William G Sumner of Yale argues protectionism is flawed and that taxes harm prosperity while tariffs hinder industry. He cites debates around Perry and state party platforms.
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The British win at Creedmoor rifle match
A cloudy Creedmoor day opened with a southeast wind aiding the British as teams from the United States and Britain faced the 200 yard range. Generals and officers oversaw the ceremony while Starters and guards highlighted a formal opening. Scores at the 200 yards range showed American Hinds first with a bull’s eye and British Parry next with four.
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Goffstown
Thomas G Adams
Tariffville
Frank Warner
Centreville
Waterbury
New London
Meriden
Danbury
Birmingham
Thomaston
Rhhode Island
Allen Sheldon
Natick
Georgiaville
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