Republican platform for New Hampshire governor race
The document outlines Republican principles and measures in New Hampshire, urging tariff protection for American industry, restraint on silver coinage, rebuilding the American commercial marine, and sternly opposing Democratic policies. It defends veterans pensions, workers’ rights, prohibition, free ballot rights for freedmen, civil service merit, and reform, while mourning Grant and supporting Sawyer for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Democratic Party
Morrison
Democratic Committee of Ways and Means
Congress
Republic
Republican Party
Union
Democratic Party of
New Hampshire
Cleveland
House of Representatives
South
Great Britain
United States
Ulysses S. Grant
William E. Gladstone
Charles S. Parnell
Ireland
Charles H. Sawyer
Sawyer
Tam
Republican Party Faith in Progressive Governance
A political appeal praising the Republican Party's thirty-year leadership, highlighting its role in wartime governance, industrial protection, popular education, and moral reforms. It defends party achievements while acknowledging mistakes, arguing Republicans pursue progress and stability in a new nation.
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Paign
Republican Party
Union
Democratic Party
Charles H Sawyer of Dover Woollen Mills Leader and Legislator
Charles H Sawyer of Dover led the Sawyer Woollen Mills from 1866, served in the New Hampshire Legislature in 1869 70 and 1876 77, and became corporation president. He helped adopt a ten hour workday and fortnightly pay, supported by a wide business and public service career. He was born in Watertown New York on March 20 1540 and died after a long career in industry, banking and state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Sawyer
Dover
Jonathan S. Sawyer
Sawyer Woollen Mills
Watertown
N. Y
Charles Henry
N. H
Charles
Charles H
Bell
Stafford National Bank
Portsmouth & Dover Railroad Company
Stafford Savings Bank
Masonic Order
Stafford Lodge
St. Paul’s
Greenback State Convention Postponed to Next Wednesday
In Concorp New Hampshire on September 14 the Greenback State convention scheduled for Manchester tomorrow was postponed to next Wednesday to align with the State labor convention. Also in Concorp the second congressional district Republican convention renominated Hon J H Gallinger of Concord by acclamation this afternoon.
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Concorp
N. H
Manchester
J. H. Gallinger
Concord
Professor Holt Demonstrates Object Teaching in Music
Professor H E Holt presented an illustrated lecture in Sleeper Hall on applying object teaching to music. He argued children can sing intelligently after quick sight training and that tones and semitones can be produced rapidly without instruments. At the conservatory enrollment reached about 1500, far surpassing prior years.
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H. E. Holt
Mmusic
Conservatory of Music
Sleeper Hall
Conservatory
Censuring the Mayor by Gloucester City Council
Gloucester Sept 14 The City Council adopts strong resolutions condemning the mayor for attempting to secure a pardon for John E Foster now serving a sentence for brutal assault on a little girl. The council states such interference would harm public justice and will send copies to the Governor.
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Groucesterr
John E. Foster
Foster
Adams Case Delayed Beyond Next Week at Halifax
In Halifax Nova Scotia on September 14 authorities said the David J Adams case will not be heard next week in the Vice Admiralty Court, with witnesses to be examined and their evidence reported. A Port Hawkesbury dispatch adds that the Gloucester schooner Moro Castle, seized for smuggling, was docked today and remains in the collector of customs custody with no government updates yet.
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Hallifax
N.S
David J. Adams
Vice-Admiralty Court
Death of Wakefield resident David P. Lane at Gate Avenue
David P. Lane, a long standing Wakefield resident and former State Street flour businessman, died yesterday after a brief illness at his Gate Avenue home. He was about 85 and leaves two children.
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David P. Lane
Wakefield
Gate Avenue
State Street
Barr dies, Pittsburg Post chief Democrat leader
James P. Barr longtime Pittsburg Post proprietor and leading western Pennsylvania Democrat died after a lingering illness. Born 1822, he joined the Post in 1855 and attended every national Democratic convention since 1852. He served many years on the national committee.
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Preessure
James P. Barr
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Captain Reed's Vessel Fails In Distress At Paspebine
Captain Reed of the fishing schooner Vought from Bay Chaleur reports distress at Paspebine. With rigging gone and water exhausted he sought entry for repairs aboard the steamer Landsdowne but was ordered to sea within an hour and refused necessary water and repairs.
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Boomseay
Reed
Vought
Bay Chaleur
Paspebine
Landsdowne
Newport Race Chooses Electra as Judges Boat
Newport R I Sept 14 It has been decided to accept Commodore Gerry s offer of the steam yacht Electra as a judges boat in next Saturday s Newport cup race The Old Colony Company offered the steamer Pilgrim but required return by 6 p m The race has no time limit about a dozen yachts are in harbor tonight and interest is high for the event.
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Newport
R. L
Commodore Gerry
Electra
Old Colony Company
Pilgrim
Treasury bonds expected as receipts exceed expenditures
Washington on September 14 reported that another 3 per cent bond call is anticipated in a few days. Cash receipts for the month have averaged over $100,000 daily, totaling more than $600,000 above current expenditures for the period. The treasury surplus, excluding a $100,000,000 reserve and fractional silver, is estimated at $70,000,000.
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Washington
Treasury
Letter controversy over Literary Life magazine solicitation
A Boston letter from John Boyle O Reilly condemns a Chicago publishers plea for 1 000 to 2 000 word articles at one cent a word for Literary Life. The rebuttal accuses the magazine of charity posing as enterprise, noting excessive expected payments and dubious ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Life
Chicago
John Boyle O Reilly
Miss Cleveland
Elder Pun. Co
Boston
Joan Boye O'Reilly
Elder Publishing Company
Young Magazine
Contributions Highlight Salem Fundraising Totals
The day’s contributions reach 374,181 dollars with notable donors including Baker and Morrill, F H Bradlee, P H Sears, W B Bacon, David P Kimball, Shepard Norwell Co, Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, Mount Vernon Congregational Church, Tileston and Hollingsworth, Wilder and Co, Russell Paper Co, North Church Salem, Mr and Mrs B Young, and others giving amounts around 100 dollars. Major gifts include 10565 from Mount Vernon Congregational Church and 102.50 from North Church Salem.
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Baker & Morrill
F. H. Bradlee
P.H. Sears
W. B. Bacon
David P. Kimball
J. ©. Rogers
A. L. Roberts
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Mount Vernon Congregational Church
K. P
John D. & M. Williams
Tileston & Hollingsworth
Wilder & Co
G. W. Wheelwright Paper Company
Russell Paper Company
William Amory
North Church
Salem
B. Young
Robbery Arrest Tells of Clothing House Break In
Officers Dudley and Boston arrested Thomas Kelly after a break in at Peter Osnosky’s clothing store on Beach street. Kelly and two unknown accomplices entered Knapp place, carried a trunk filled with nineteen overcoats valued at 500 dollars, and fled after being discovered. The trunk and coats were recovered. descriptions of the other two suspects are sought.
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Dudley
Boston
Station 4
Thomas Kelly
Peter Osnosky
Beach Street
Kelly
Knapp Place
Foreign labor threat looms over Pittsburg steel
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania faces a potential influx of foreign workers as the downturn in British iron and steel industries drives skilled labor toward the American job market. The development signals a shift in where steel industry talent seeks employment, with Pittsburg as a likely focal point.
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Pittsburg
Penn
America
Pure Laldwin Spring Water and Horticultural Show Highlights
The piece promotes Laldwin Spring from Sharon Vermont as a pure medicinal water for stomach and kidney ailments. It notes the spring’s hilltop location and lists its availability in Boston by Dolittle & Smith. It also covers the Massachusetts Horticultural Society’s fifty-eighth annual Flower Show, describing exhibits from Ceres to Flora, and detailing prizes for vegetables including turnip rooted beets, carrots, parsnips, cabbages, onions, and other produce along with notable plant displays and leaves of Victoria Regia.
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Sharon
Massachusetts Horticultura Society
Horticultural Hall
Ceres
Mother Earth
John Quincy Adams
Daniel Webster
Alexandria
Hamburg
N. 5. Simpkins
Yarmouthport
Eaton
E. D. Sturtevant
Bordentown
N. J
Amazon
Zanzibar
Duke of Devonshire
E. Sheppard
Lowell
Lord Lyndhurst
Walter Bagehot
George EF. Stone
W. W. Rawson
A. Learned
M. T. Gooddard
M. T. Goddard
C. N. Curtis
M. W. Chadbourne
Warren Heastis & Son
N. Brackett
George F. Stone
B. Lancaster
M. ‘F T. Goddard
Danvers
C. A. Learned
George Hill
W. Heustis & Son
Portugal
Josiah Crosby
C. B. Lancaster
Hartwell
M.T. Goddard
C. N. Brackett
Savey
S. Hartwell
W. H. Soule
Benjamin Smith
E. Grant
C. H. Brackett
W. Houstis
A. Gornberg
M. B. Faxon
J. E. Coburn
C. E. Grant
Cardinal
W. H. Spooner
Martynias
Starkes Whiten
Peppers
Sidney Lawrence
Woman Overcomes Poison Attempt On Oswego Street
Kathleen Brailsford, 20, of 13 Oswego Street, attempted suicide with oxalic acid yesterday afternoon. A physician arrived in time. she survived and was taken by police ambulance to City Hospital. Cod Liver Oil ad copy and cosmetic soap from Caswell, Hazard & Co. mentions follow.
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Kathleen Brailsford
No. 13
Oswego Street
Kathleen
Caswell, Hazard & CO
New York
Caswell
Hazard & CO
Reston, Concord & Montreal RR
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey RR
Rutland RR
American Rapid Tel. Co
Salem Gas Light Company
Do Poott Cothon Als
Do Feassex Company
Do Chicopee Mfe Co
Do Anus Mi. Co
Smie Sunker Lilt National Bank
Quincy RR Kridee
Mercantile Marine Insurance Co
Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Malden and
Melrose Gas Light Co
Io Lowell
Boston & Maine
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Wisconsin Valley Division
Boston & Albany Railroad Co
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Professor Holt
Gloucester
Castile
Boston Pilot
Charleston Fund
Baldwin Mineral
Craccians
Groeeers
Doolittle & Smith
Tremont Street
Mass
The
Horticultural Society
Balwin
F of. Babcock
State
Asia
Pope Usorel
Metco
Baldwin
Table Waters
Mi.t
Bostqin
Boston Museum
RE. M. Field
Sims and Vettitt
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Jas. A. Terne
Kiralfy
Slobe Theatre
Joan Stetson
James O'Neill
Charles Feehter
Dumas
Monte Cristo
Gastaro Magosi
Robert B. Mantell
New
Temple Theatre
Philadelphia
Comic Opera Company
Annie Pixley
Hollis ST. Theatre
Issac B. Rich
Clara Morris
Henry Miller
Orrin Bros. & Nicholl
Aztec Fatr
Mexico
Opticurriculum
the Music Hall
Johin C. Mullaly
NMES
Remington
Wyckoff, Seamars & Bemedict
Washington St
Middlesex
Elizabe Pila
Larkin
Malden
William W. Larkin
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Walter B. Larkin
Elizabeth A. Larkin
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court
Cambridge
Boston Post
Suffolk
Theo. Meard
Ne ‘Onder
Theo. C.hurd
A.D
Comamissigon
PLT Bros. & CO
Grocers
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Beaverhill Street
Heston
East Side
Manufacturers
the Repository
New England
Phuetop
A. F. Bates
R. Knights & CO
Washington Street
Main St
Cambridgeport
Charles E. Raymond
Longwharf
Wilmington
Del
Howard Athenaum
Igne Ee
Yale
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Co
Rowe’s
Nantasket
Pemberton
Eoin
Dustan
E. G. Peirce
Hingham, Hull and Downer Landing Steamboat Co
Gov. Andere
General Lincoln
India Wharf
South Fier
Hull
Downer Landing
Hingham
oSundays
G. P. Cushing
Yew Pacific Hotel
W. B. Hathaway
Prop
Sue
Howard Snelling
Welwood J. Keng
Welwood J. King
Jerusily King
City of
Tshall
Ruggles Street
A. Baldner
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
kResidence
Warren Avenue
Florida
O. N. Chase
Boylston St
New Yvork
ALS. Richards & CO
Reade St
Immedi Stels
John C. Wilmerding
Eby Willreerbirg
Hgogtehet & CO
Arnellonescos
White St
Townsend & Montant
Meruilants c6
St Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting's
Lippincott, Son & CO
R. Hl. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Reem
Boston Stock Exchange
City of Worcesters
Conn River Nail Bank
Charlestown
Ridder Press Manus Co
Okt Colony Steamboat Co
Lyman Mills
Bay State Live Stock Co
Boston Cycloram
Howard National Bank
National City Bank
Metropolitan RR Co
Lamson Store Service Co
Aculnion Metallic Wasening Co
MeKow and Bigelow Breeding Mach. Asso
Slogo i Ri
Thor ‘K & Portsmuth Ri. Co
Rere Continent Mills
GO de Musso
Concord & Ment
L. Chimp
Adl. & Pac
Ami
Tcbs
Lois
Ruth
Raidant
Nanuikeag Steam Cotton Mills
Wevireo
Central
Lows Rd
Rutland Eecom
Cleveland & SS Pe Rapid Stock
Serig
Quincy, Alton & St
Mt. Ds
New York & New Potest Ra
Snow Cattle Co of
Wyoming
Boston, Concord & Montreal RR
Metropolitan St. Ry
Kansas City
St. Louis, Cable & Western Ry. Co
Metropolitan RR. Co
Metropolitan RR
Francis Henshaw & CO
Flint Fleet
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Lancaster Mis
State National Bank
Boston & de Well He Iilands
N. Uf
New Haglan
Ma Co
Kansas City, Lawrence& So
Old Colony
Dixon, Peoria & Hannibal
Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw RR
Horatio Harris & CO
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